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28 Jan 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Trump-era southern border sees migrant encounters plummet by over 60% as new policies kick in
Migrant encounters at the southern border have decreased over 60% following President Trump's inauguration, with 7,287 encounters recorded from January 20-26, compared to 20,086 during the last week of the Biden administration. Trump has implemented strict immigration measures, including expelling migrants without asylum.
The administration has also dispatched additional military personnel to the border and resumed wall construction. A mass deportation program has begun, leading to over 1,000 daily arrests in sanctuary cities. These actions appear to be significantly reducing illegal crossings.
Fox News: Illegal immigrant suspect in Rachel Morin's murder expected to argue for a change of venue
Victor Antonio Martinez-Hernandez, an El Salvadoran migrant, is accused of the brutal murder and rape of Maryland mother Rachel Morin in August 2023. His defense plans to request a change of venue, citing prejudicial media coverage and public backlash against him.
Martinez-Hernandez, who entered the U.S. illegally, is also wanted for a murder in El Salvador and has prior allegations of rape in California. He remains in custody, facing charges that could lead to life imprisonment without parole.
#politics
Breitbart: Salon: Americans Trying to Survive ‘Political Grief’ After Trump Victory
Following Donald Trump's inauguration, many Americans are experiencing profound grief, with some facing mental health challenges like PTSD and substance abuse. Chauncey DeVega argues that Trump's presidency poses a threat to democracy and human rights, leaving millions feeling anxious and discontented.
DeVega suggests that mental health professionals are also struggling with heightened anxiety due to increased demand for their services. He claims that a significant portion of the population fears losing social safety nets and reproductive rights under Trump's administration, reflecting a belief that democracy only functions when their preferred candidate is in power.
The Western Journal: They Say Melania's New WH Portrait Has a Hidden Warning - Do You See What They're Talking About?
Melania Trump's new official White House portrait presents her in a powerful, assertive pose, signaling a shift from her previous supportive role to a more prominent position in the administration. Critics suggest the image conveys a message of control and readiness to engage with her critics.
Experts note the symbolism of the Washington Monument in the background, reinforcing themes of power and authority. The portrait's composition and Melania's direct gaze suggest an intention to redefine her public persona, moving towards a more equal partnership in the administration.
Forbes: Nonprofits Sue Trump Over ‘Catastrophic’ Pause In Federal Funding: ‘Immediate Nationwide Harm’
A coalition of nonprofits has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over a recent guidance pausing nearly all federal assistance, claiming it violates the Administrative Procedure Act and could severely impact their operations. The guidance, issued by the Office of Management and Budget, directs federal agencies to halt funding while reviewing its consistency with Trump's policy aims.
Legal experts argue that the guidance may contravene the Impoundment Control Act, which requires presidential requests to Congress for any spending cancellations. The lawsuit highlights concerns that the funding pause could disrupt vital programs and services, affecting a wide range of areas from small business loans to veterans care.
Le Monde: Sarkozy's trial revisits release of Bulgarian nurses held by Gaddafi
Nicolas Sarkozy faces allegations of a "corruption pact" with Libyan authorities to fund his 2007 presidential campaign. The court is examining the implications of this alleged agreement, particularly regarding the release of Bulgarian nurses after their detention in Libya.
Sarkozy's questioning lasted over four hours, during which he addressed the nurses' case, highlighting their eventual release after years of imprisonment. The trial continues to unfold, focusing on the connections between Sarkozy and Libya's past as a pariah state.
Fox News: NY Mag cover accused of cropping out Black attendees of Trump inauguration event
Brock Colyar's report in New York Magazine highlights a new generation of young Republicans, described as "casually cruel Trumpers," who are reshaping the conservative landscape in Washington. This group is characterized by their urban, well-connected status and a cultural influence distinct from older Trump supporters.
Conservative critics have challenged Colyar's portrayal, claiming that the article omitted the presence of people of color at the event, which they argue contradicts the narrative of a racially homogenous MAGA movement. They assert that the media's framing contributes to public distrust.
#society
Fox News: President Donald Trump shares update on drones seen flying over New Jersey
The White House confirmed that many drones spotted over New Jersey in late 2024 were authorized by the FAA for research and other purposes. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that the sightings, which raised public concern and attracted FBI attention, were not linked to any threats.
The FBI received thousands of tips regarding the drone sightings, but only a small number were deemed worthy of investigation. An analysis indicated that most sightings were likely misidentified manned aircraft, with lawful drone activity contributing to the phenomenon.
Times Of Israel: Palestinian families reunite in north Gaza as ceasefire enables return home
Umm Ali Muheisen reunited with her daughter and grandchildren after 15 months apart due to the war in Gaza, as many displaced Palestinians returned to northern Gaza following a ceasefire. The area, heavily damaged by conflict, now faces challenges as families seek shelter amidst destruction.
While Hamas claims over 300,000 have returned, Israeli military assessments suggest the number is much lower, in the tens of thousands. The ceasefire involves a complex arrangement of hostages and prisoner releases, with the return of displaced Gazans being a key condition.
GB News: Tesco changes its delivery and collection services with more options at 400 stores
Tesco has enhanced its same-day delivery and collection services in over 400 UK stores, moving home delivery start times to 1pm and Click+Collect to midday. This change allows customers more flexibility, with delivery slots available from 1pm to 11pm and collection from 12pm to 8pm.
The new schedule offers four to six additional hours of flexibility compared to previous timings. Customers can book slots via Tesco's website or app, with same-day orders requiring placement by 8:45am. Additional fees for delivery and collection remain unchanged.
The Telegraph: Abramovich ‘dodged millions in tax by renting out superyachts’, reports claim
Roman Abramovich is accused of evading tens of millions of euros in taxes by renting his superyachts to himself from 2005 to 2012. He allegedly registered the yachts as commercial vehicles to avoid VAT on their purchase and operational costs.
The investigation claims he maintained the appearance of a commercial operation through a pleasure cruise business, leasing the vessels among his companies. The yachts were owned by firms in the British Virgin Islands, linked to a Cyprus-based trust owned by Abramovich.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: State Dept pulls millions in funding for ‘condoms in Gaza,’ as Trump admin looks to trim spending
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has frozen U.S. foreign aid, including funding for contraceptives in Gaza, pending a review to align with President Trump's executive orders. This move aims to ensure that foreign assistance serves American interests.
The review will scrutinize all foreign aid programs, with exceptions for emergency food and military aid to Israel and Egypt. Additionally, 56 senior USAID officials have been placed on leave amid allegations of circumventing Trump's directives.
Breitbart: India's Modi Chats with 'Dear Friend' Trump, Plans U.S. Visit
President Trump and Indian Prime Minister Modi held their first phone call since Trump's second inauguration, discussing global peace and security cooperation. They emphasized strengthening ties, including India's procurement of American security equipment and plans for Modi's visit to the White House.
The conversation notably omitted topics such as religious persecution in India and immigration issues, despite their significance. Both leaders previously collaborated on economic matters and managing threats from China, with India agreeing to repatriate illegal immigrants as part of their cooperation on migration.
Forbes: The ‘Doomsday Clock’ Ticks Closer To Global Catastrophe—And AI Is Now A Primary Concern
The Doomsday Clock has been set at 89 seconds to midnight, indicating an increase in global threats, including artificial intelligence, climate change, nuclear weapons, and misinformation. The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists emphasizes the urgent need for political leaders to address these dangers.
This year's update highlights AI's potential risks, particularly in military applications and misinformation spread. The clock, first established in 1947, serves as a metaphor for the existential threats facing humanity, with no backward movement since 2010.
Breitbart: 'Jordan Is for Jordanians': Israel's Neighbors Reject Taking In Palestinian Refugees After Trump Suggestion
Egypt and Jordan have firmly rejected the idea of sheltering displaced Gaza refugees, following President Trump's comments on the destruction in Gaza. Both nations emphasized their stance against any notion of an alternative homeland for Palestinians, asserting that the resolution of their issues must occur on Palestinian soil.
The situation in Gaza remains dire after the conflict with Hamas, which has led to significant destruction and loss of life. While Trump expressed hope that neighboring countries might accept refugees, both Egypt and Jordan have reiterated their commitment to Palestinian rights and their refusal to accept displaced individuals from Gaza.
#culture
Fox News: 'Captain America: Brave New World' star says the character should not represent America
Anthony Mackie, star of "Captain America: Brave New World," stated that the character should not solely represent America, emphasizing values like honor, dignity, and integrity instead. He believes it is crucial for children of all races to see a diverse range of heroes.
Mackie, who takes on the Captain America mantle, highlighted the importance of representation in superhero narratives, asserting that the essence of a hero transcends race. The film is set to be released on February 14, 2025.
The Western Journal: 'Boycott' Calls Erupt After Marvel's New Captain America Turns Into 'Captain Woke'
Anthony Mackie's comments about the new "Captain America" film, stating the character shouldn't represent "America," have sparked calls for a boycott, with critics dubbing the movie "Captain Woke." This controversy highlights ongoing tensions within the Marvel franchise regarding its embrace of political themes.
The backlash reflects a growing discontent among audiences who feel that the franchise has shifted away from its roots, focusing instead on "woke" narratives. Critics argue that this shift has alienated fans and diminished the appeal of the franchise.
#technology
Breitbart: Scale AI CEO & Elon Musk Agree: China's DeepSeek Uses Banned Nvidia Chips
Chinese AI startup DeepSeek claims it can match or exceed U.S. AI models from companies like OpenAI while offering lower prices by using less powerful chips. This has led to skepticism among industry leaders, particularly regarding its alleged use of banned Nvidia H100 chips, which raises questions about U.S. export regulations.
The controversy has sparked a debate on the future of AI innovation and the potential for Chinese companies to challenge U.S. dominance in the field. Experts suggest that if DeepSeek is indeed using the H100 chips, it undermines the credibility of its claims.