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#illegals
Breitbart: British National Arrested for Illegally Voting Six Times in U.S. Elections
A British man, James Ross Wightman, has been arrested in Florida for allegedly voting illegally six times and falsely claiming U.S. citizenship. Previously deported in 1989, he re-entered the U.S. in 2000 and registered to vote using a fraudulent Ohio birth certificate.
Wightman participated in several elections between 2022 and 2024 and is currently facing trial. It is unclear if he will face deportation again.
#politics
Fox News: Trump admin pauses federal grants, demands return to office details in memo blitz
The Trump administration's OMB and OPM issued multiple memos directing federal agencies to return to in-person work by February 7 and to pause federal grants and loans to combat "wokeness." Agency heads must submit plans for compliance and review by specified deadlines.
Additionally, a new employee classification policy was introduced to enhance accountability in federal positions influencing policy. Agencies have until April 20 to propose shifts to this new classification. The administration emphasizes aligning federal spending with its priorities.
Fox News: Dozens of former intel officials urge senators to confirm Tulsi Gabbard as director of national intelligence
Dozens of former intelligence officials are urging the Senate to confirm Tulsi Gabbard as the next Director of National Intelligence, citing her military experience and commitment to restoring objectivity in intelligence. They argue her leadership would help undo the politicization of intelligence agencies.
Gabbard's confirmation hearing is set for Thursday, amid scrutiny over her intelligence background. Supporters believe her lack of direct agency experience could be beneficial, allowing her to approach the role without bias. She has previously served in the U.S. House and the Army Reserves.
Fox News: Pete Buttigieg giving 'serious look' to 2026 Senate run in Trump-won Michigan
Pete Buttigieg is considering a Senate run in Michigan for 2026 after Sen. Gary Peters announced he won't seek re-election. Sources indicate Buttigieg is exploring options to continue his public service, feeling honored by the mention of his potential candidacy.
Peters, who has served since 2008, expressed a desire to pass the reins to the next generation. The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee remains optimistic about maintaining the seat, while Republicans are preparing to challenge the Democrats in the upcoming election.
#society
GB News: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry set to perform U-turn on professional separation
Meghan Markle will join Prince Harry at the Invictus Games in Canada in February, indicating a shift from their recent strategy of professional separation. The couple's new communications team has advised a focus on joint appearances to enhance their public image.
This change comes after months of solo engagements that received mixed reactions. The couple aims to prioritize their brand as a family and continue their humanitarian efforts, including a fundraiser for wildfire victims in Los Angeles.
Fox News: Trans inmate's lawsuit challenges Trump 'two-sexes' order cutting off tax money for gender therapy
A transgender inmate, referred to as "Maria Moe," has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration and the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) over an executive order that halts taxpayer-funded medical treatments for transgender inmates. The order mandates that federal funds cannot be used for procedures aimed at changing an inmate's appearance to that of the opposite sex.
Moe's lawsuit argues that the executive order risks her safety by potentially transferring her to a men's facility, exposing her to harassment and violence, and denying her necessary medical care for gender dysphoria. The case highlights ongoing legal battles regarding the treatment of transgender individuals in the prison system.
Breitbart: Talking About Two-Tier Policing, Rape Gangs Are Signs of Extremism: UK Gov't
An internal report by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has drawn criticism for potentially diverting counter-terror efforts from radical Islamism and unfairly labeling public concerns as "far-right" extremism. The leaked document suggests a broadening of the security services' focus, dismissing significant issues like grooming gangs and two-tier policing as right-wing narratives.
Policy Exchange warns that this new approach could overwhelm intelligence efforts and obscure genuine threats, particularly from Islamist extremism. Despite pushback from Cooper, who stated that ideology remains central to counter-terror strategies, the report raises concerns about the implications for public safety and civil liberties.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Murkowski in Joint Statement with Danish PM: Greenland 'Not for Sale'
Sen. Lisa Murkowski and Danish MP Aaja Chemnitz have stated that Greenland is "open for business, but not for sale," in response to President Trump's interest in purchasing the territory. They emphasized the importance of viewing Greenland as an ally rather than an asset, advocating for partnership over ownership.
This statement follows reports of Denmark increasing its Arctic defense spending amid concerns over U.S. intentions regarding Greenland. The officials argue that U.S. national security goals can be met through cooperation without compromising Greenland's autonomy.
Breitbart: Dems, Media Push Lies About Gabbard Ahead of Hearing -- Here Are the Facts
Lt. Col. Tulsi Gabbard, nominee for Director of National Intelligence, is set to testify before the Senate amid numerous allegations regarding her foreign policy views. Critics claim she is an Assad sympathizer and isolationist, but Gabbard has consistently opposed U.S. military interventions and has criticized Assad, asserting the need for cautious military engagement.
Gabbard has also faced accusations of being anti-Israel and soft on Iran, both of which she denies, emphasizing her support for Israel and her co-sponsorship of sanctions against Iran. Despite claims of being a Russian asset, Gabbard has condemned Putin’s actions and has called for military assistance for Ukraine. Her extensive military and national security experience is highlighted as a qualification for the DNI role.
#economy
Le Monde: 'Europe's car manufacturers, often pioneers in China, now understand they will have to make room'
As Asia prepares for the Lunar New Year under the zodiac sign of the snake, European automotive manufacturers face challenges from Chinese competitors. The European Commission's antidumping taxes on Chinese automakers have sparked backlash, with BMW and Tesla opposing the measures due to fears of retaliation.
This situation highlights the need for strategic agility among European carmakers as they navigate a shifting market landscape. The dynamics suggest that collaboration may be necessary in the face of fierce competition from Asia.
#culture
The Telegraph: British tourists will pay more for Louvre, Macron announces
British tourists will face higher entry fees to the Louvre as part of a plan by President Emmanuel Macron to generate funds for the museum, which is experiencing issues like overcrowding and outdated facilities.
Macron announced that the Mona Lisa will receive a dedicated space, and a comprehensive renovation of the museum is set to be completed by 2031, marking the first major upgrade since the 1980s.
#history
Fox News: Kate Middleton visits Holocaust survivors in 1st official appearance after announcing cancer remission
Kate Middleton made a surprise appearance at a Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony with Prince William, commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Auschwitz-Birkenau liberation. They met with Holocaust survivors and participated in a candle lighting ceremony to honor the six million Jewish victims.
This marks Middleton's first public event since announcing her cancer remission. The royal couple has previously attended similar memorials, emphasizing their commitment to royal duties amid a focus on stability and service, distancing themselves from controversies involving Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
#crime
Fox News: Killer mom Susan Smith is now 'complete nightmare' after parole was denied: report
Susan Smith, serving a life sentence for drowning her two sons in 1994, has reportedly become difficult to manage in prison after being denied parole. Staff at Leath Correctional Institution describe her behavior as a drastic change from her previously cooperative demeanor.
Smith was denied parole due to the severity of her crime and recent disciplinary issues, including communicating with a filmmaker against prison rules. During her parole hearing, she expressed remorse, but her ex-husband opposed her release, emphasizing that her actions were deliberate.
The Western Journal: Trump Announces Game-Changing Plan: Send US' Truly Bad Criminals to Overseas Prisons
President Trump proposed sending repeat violent offenders to foreign prisons to enhance public safety and reduce crime in the U.S. He emphasized that this plan aligns with his administration's focus on law and order, comparing these offenders to illegal immigrants who commit crimes.
Trump believes that relocating these criminals would alleviate the burden on American prisons and potentially lower crime rates. He also reiterated his support for the death penalty as a deterrent for serious offenses.