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28 Jan 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: ICE Deported 7,300 Illegals in Donald Trump's First Week
In his first week, President Trump's ICE agency deported 7,300 illegal migrants, primarily criminals charged with serious offenses. Trump aims to increase daily deportations to 1,200-1,500, potentially totaling 500,000 annually.
The surge in deportations has led to protests from foreign communities, while some migrants may self-deport due to police pressure and employer reluctance. This could enhance trade between the U.S. and their home countries.
#politics
The Western Journal: Google Announces it Will Make Partial 'Gulf of America' Name Change
Google plans to update its maps to reflect the name change of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America, as mandated by President Trump's executive order. The changes will take effect once official government sources adopt the new names.
While U.S. users will see the updated names, international users will see both the Gulf of Mexico and Gulf of America listed. Trump's order emphasizes the importance of these geographic features to American heritage and the economy.
Breitbart: Karen Bass: Pacific Palisades Will Be Rebuilt by 'Outside Consultant'
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has opted to hire an outside consultant for rebuilding efforts in fire-affected Pacific Palisades, a decision made without local input. The consultant will manage damage assessments and federal reimbursements, despite residents' concerns over lack of consultation.
Local confidence in Bass has diminished since the fires, with many preferring rival Rick Caruso for mayor. At a recent town hall with President Trump, a proposal was made for a “special master” to oversee federal funds for rebuilding, which Trump supported.
Fox News: Vance to address House Republicans at Trump hotel amid division over budget bill
House Republicans are convening in South Florida for their annual retreat, where Vice President JD Vance will address them on budget reconciliation strategies. The GOP aims to leverage their slim majorities to enact significant conservative policies, particularly around border security and tax reform.
Disagreements persist on how to structure the proposed legislative package, with some favoring separate bills for immediate priorities and others advocating for a comprehensive approach. Speaker Mike Johnson aims for a reconciliation bill to be passed by early spring.
The Western Journal: Trump DOJ Cracks Down on Prosecutors Who Worked for Jack Smith: 'You Are Removed from Federal Service Effective Immediately'
Acting Attorney General James McHenry has dismissed over a dozen Justice Department officials involved in the criminal investigations of President Donald Trump, citing a lack of trust in their ability to support the new administration's agenda. This decision comes after the dismissal of cases against Trump related to election subversion and document mishandling.
Critics, including former Obama administration officials, argue that the terminations may be legally questionable and could lead to litigation. They assert that while the president has hiring and firing powers, these actions must adhere to the rule of law, potentially complicating the situation for Trump.
#society
Fox News: American Airlines worker killed in Charlotte airport vehicle accident
An American Airlines worker was killed in a single-vehicle accident at Charlotte Douglas International Airport on Monday morning. Emergency crews responded, but the worker did not survive. The airport and the airline are cooperating in the ongoing investigation.
American Airlines expressed condolences, emphasizing their support for the employee's family and local team members. Fatal accidents in airport operations are uncommon, with only a few reported in recent years.
Fox News: US consulate warns of gun battles, IEDs, kidnappings in Mexican border towns near Texas
The U.S. State Department has issued a "Level 4: Do not travel" warning for Tamaulipas, Mexico, due to increased violence, including gun battles and kidnappings. Americans are advised to avoid travel in the area, especially at night, and to notify family of their whereabouts.
The advisory highlights the limited ability of U.S. officials to assist citizens in emergencies within these high-risk areas. Travelers are urged to take precautions, including planning travel during daylight and being cautious of unknown objects on roads.
Breitbart: PHOTOS: Residents Return to Pacific Palisades After Trump Intervenes
Residents of Pacific Palisades, California, were allowed to return to their homes after President Trump urged local officials to expedite the process following a devastating fire. Many residents sought to assess damage and begin cleanup, despite the challenges ahead.
The return process involved police checkpoints and proof of residence, with some residents searching through rubble for salvaged items. The long road to recovery and rebuilding is expected to take years, but many remain committed to their community.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Why the law banning UNRWA might wind up benefiting Hamas
Israel's Knesset is set to implement a law prohibiting contact with UNRWA, effective January 30. This decision follows evidence of UNRWA employees' involvement with Hamas and the agency's use of its facilities for terror activities. The law aims to cease UNRWA's operations in Israel and restrict communication with the organization.
The law raises concerns about the future of services provided to Palestinian populations, particularly in East Jerusalem, where no alternative has been proposed. Additionally, the implications for UNRWA's operations in the West Bank and Gaza remain unclear, potentially exacerbating the humanitarian situation and empowering Hamas.
Le Monde: Rwanda and the DRC: Three years of diplomatic failures
The crisis in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has escalated, particularly with the fall of Goma to the Rwanda-backed M23 rebels. This event has prompted increased attention from international bodies such as the UN and the EU, which had largely overlooked the conflict until now.
The M23's offensive began in November 2021, surprising observers amid improving regional relations under Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi. His administration had sought to mend ties with Rwanda and Uganda, which had previously been strained.
#economy
Forbes: The World's Most Trustworthy Crypto Exchanges
Bitcoin has surged past $100,000, driven by record ETF launches and optimism for pro-crypto regulations. However, investors are cautioned to choose crypto exchanges wisely, as safety and regulatory compliance vary greatly among them. The collapse of FTX highlights these risks.
Forbes' ranking of trustworthy exchanges places CME Group at the top, followed by Coinbase and Bitstamp. Binance, despite past legal issues, remains a major player, while Robinhood's acquisition of Bitstamp signals potential consolidation in the industry. Investors are advised to prioritize asset safety.
#health
GB News: 'I'm a cardiologist and you are harming your heart - a 10-minute task can reduce your health risks'
As Heart Awareness Month approaches, Dr. Christopher Broyd highlights everyday habits that can harm cardiovascular health, such as a sedentary lifestyle, chronic stress, poor sleep, lack of sunlight, and social isolation. He recommends incorporating short bursts of exercise, maintaining a consistent sleep schedule, and engaging socially to mitigate these risks.
Dr. Broyd emphasizes the importance of regular physical activity, mindfulness techniques, and outdoor exposure for heart health. He advises simple activities like walking and suggests spending time outdoors to combat vitamin D deficiency. Addressing social isolation is also crucial for overall wellbeing.
#crime
The Western Journal: Developing: Pardoned J6er Shot Dead by Authorities
Matthew Huttle, a 42-year-old man recently pardoned by President Trump for his role in the January 6 Capitol riot, was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy during a traffic stop in Indiana. The deputy attempted to arrest Huttle, who resisted, leading to an altercation.
Huttle was armed at the time, but it is unclear if he used his firearm during the incident. The deputy has been placed on administrative leave pending an investigation by the Indiana State Police. The shooting has raised questions about its justification and calls for the release of body cam footage.
#technology
Fox News: OpenAI debuts ChatGPT Gov, a new version of the chatbot for US government agencies
OpenAI has launched "ChatGPT for Gov," a tailored version of its AI product for U.S. government agencies. This new tool allows agencies to utilize OpenAI's large language models securely within their own hosting environments, enhancing efficiency in public sector work across various domains.
The initiative aims to improve the integration of AI in government operations while adhering to security and compliance standards. OpenAI's offering includes features for document summarization and translation, with over 90,000 users already engaged across multiple agencies.
Liberty Nation News: The Double-Edged Sword of China’s DeepSeek AI Sensation - Liberty Nation News
A Chinese AI startup, DeepSeek, caused a significant market downturn, erasing over $1 trillion in value on Wall Street. Its performance in natural language processing and coding rivaled that of major US companies, but it was developed at a fraction of the cost, leading to panic selling.
While the decline in energy prices may benefit inflation efforts, DeepSeek's success raises concerns for US tech companies, potentially threatening their market dominance. The rise of DeepSeek, surpassing ChatGPT in popularity, signals a competitive shift in the AI landscape that could have wide-ranging implications.