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28 Jan 2025
#illegals
Fox News: What voters in MAGA stronghold want to see, and how long Trump has to get it done
Residents of The Villages, Florida, expressed a strong desire for President Trump to prioritize border security in his new term, emphasizing the need for immigration reform for public safety. Many believe that legal immigration is acceptable, but illegal crossings must be addressed.
In addition to immigration, locals highlighted economic issues and resource drilling as key concerns. While some residents feel four years may not be sufficient to fulfill these promises, they hope for swift action from Trump.
#politics
Fox News: The JFK files: Here's what's happened since their original planned release
President Trump has ordered the declassification of documents related to the assassinations of JFK, RFK, and Martin Luther King Jr. The directive requires the Director of National Intelligence and the attorney general to develop a plan for full release within 45 days, emphasizing public interest.
This move follows previous attempts to release JFK files, with Congress passing the JFK Assassination Records Collection Act in 1992. While Trump initially blocked some records due to national security concerns, he now asserts that transparency is overdue. Reactions include praise from RFK Jr. and criticism from JFK's grandson.
Fox News: First on Fox: Trump Cabinet nominee Loeffler pledges to donate salary to charity if confirmed
Former Senator Kelly Loeffler, nominated by President Trump to lead the Small Business Administration, plans to donate her entire federal salary of approximately $207,500 to charity if confirmed. Loeffler, who previously donated her Senate salary to various Georgia charities, emphasizes her commitment to supporting nonprofits.
Loeffler, a successful business executive with a net worth of around $1 billion, has a history of philanthropy, including significant donations during the pandemic. She aims to focus on making the SBA a resource for entrepreneurs across the nation.
Breitbart: Right Away, Mr. Trump: Google Maps to Update Place Names to 'Gulf of America' and 'Mount McKinley'
Google will change the name of the Gulf of Mexico to "Gulf of America" and revert Denali to "Mount McKinley" in its Maps app, following an executive order from President Trump. This move appears to be part of Google's strategy to settle ongoing antitrust cases.
While users in Mexico will still see "Gulf of Mexico," others will see both names. The decision has reignited discussions on geographical naming and reflects Google's attempts to align with the administration, despite its previous stance on such issues.
Fox News: Rand Paul opposes President Trump's Labor secretary pick Lori Chavez-DeRemer
Sen. Rand Paul has announced his opposition to former Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer's nomination as Labor Secretary, predicting she would lose Republican support while gaining Democratic votes. He criticized her backing of the PRO Act, which he argues undermines state "right to work" laws.
Chavez-DeRemer, who served one term in Congress, has been endorsed by Trump for her efforts to support the workforce. However, her past political positions have raised concerns among some GOP members. The White House has not commented on Paul's stance.
The Federalist: NYT Uses Anonymous Terrorists For Deep State Hit On Gabbard
The New York Times is set to publish a critical piece on Tulsi Gabbard, President Trump's nominee for Director of National Intelligence, alleging her ties to Hezbollah based on NSA surveillance. Critics, including former CIA officials, dismiss the claims as unfounded and politically motivated.
Despite the controversy, a group of former intelligence officials has endorsed Gabbard, citing her integrity and capability to lead the intelligence community. Gabbard's past criticisms of deep state practices have also drawn scrutiny from some Republican senators ahead of her confirmation hearing.
Breitbart: Jon Stewart Launches 20-Minute Monologue on Why Democrats' 'Trump Is a Fascist' Talking Point Is Useless
Jon Stewart criticized Democrats for their exaggerated claims of fascism in response to Trump's actions, arguing that such alarmism undermines their credibility. He emphasized that Republicans hold power through a democratic process, urging the Left to present a clear alternative rather than simply reacting with fear.
Stewart called for the Democratic Party to articulate its vision and plans, rather than relying on past campaign rhetoric. He suggested that Democrats need to demonstrate how they would use power responsibly, aiming to regain public trust and support.
Breitbart: Sen. Bernie Sanders Wants U.S. to Adopt Denmark's Highly-Taxed System
Sen. Bernie Sanders advocates for the U.S. to adopt Denmark's financial system, which includes universal healthcare, free college, and paid leave, funded by high taxes. Critics highlight that such a system would impose significant tax burdens on American citizens.
Social media reactions to Sanders' proposal emphasize concerns over the steep tax rates in Denmark, which can reach up to 55.9% income tax and a 25% sales tax. Many argue that the financial implications of implementing similar policies in the U.S. would be unsustainable.
Breitbart: Trump Says Microsoft in Talks to Buy China's TikTok, Welcomes Potential Deal
President Trump announced that Microsoft is in talks to acquire TikTok, potentially preventing a ban in the U.S. This comes amid concerns over TikTok's Chinese ownership and data security risks. Microsoft’s financial strength may ease regulatory hurdles compared to other tech firms.
Additionally, Perplexity AI has proposed a merger with TikTok, offering the U.S. government 50% equity in the new company. This deal would involve ByteDance contributing TikTok U.S. without its algorithm, indicating shifting dynamics in the ongoing negotiations between the U.S. and China.
Le Monde: French PM Bayrou sparks outrage with immigration 'submersion' remark
French Prime Minister François Bayrou faced backlash for stating that increasing immigration has led to a sense of "submersion" among the French people. He emphasized that while foreign contributions can be beneficial, there is a growing concern in certain regions about losing national identity and culture.
His comments drew criticism from various political factions, including centrist allies and left-wing opposition, who accused him of echoing far-right sentiments. Despite the controversy, Bayrou defended his remarks, citing the situation in Mayotte as an example of the challenges posed by immigration.
The Western Journal: Veteran Democratic Senator Announces Retirement, Setting Up a Battleground Showdown for His Seat
Democratic Senator Gary Peters of Michigan has announced he will not seek re-election in 2026, creating an open Senate seat in a key battleground state. His departure comes as Republicans aim to capitalize on the opportunity, with the GOP holding a 53-seat majority in the Senate.
Peters' exit raises the stakes for Democrats, who will need to defend the seat without the advantage of incumbency. Speculation about potential candidates to succeed him includes Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg. The political landscape in Michigan is shifting as both parties prepare for the upcoming elections.
#society
Forbes: California Wildfire Updates: Palisades, Eaton Fires Over 94% Contained
Three active wildfires in Los Angeles are nearing full containment, aided by recent rainfall. The Palisades Fire is at 95% containment, while the Eaton Fire is at 99% and the Hughes Fire at 98%. Over 12,000 structures have been destroyed, with significant financial impacts reported.
Despite the rain providing temporary relief, concerns remain about potential flooding and debris flows in previously burned areas. The wildfires have resulted in a rising death toll and extensive damage, prompting federal disaster aid and local investigations into emergency response.
GB News: Pro-Palestine vandals launch overnight spree of attacks across Britain and Europe in latest graffiti rampage
Pro-Palestine activists from Palestine Action vandalized 15 locations across the UK and Europe, targeting offices of Allianz, which they accuse of complicity in the Gaza conflict. The group has escalated its direct action campaign against companies linked to Israel's weapons trade.
Activists reported smashing windows and doors at various sites, including a weapons factory in South Yorkshire, while the Community Security Trust condemned the group's violent tactics. Concerns are rising over the potential for further escalation in their methods.
The Telegraph: Ireland’s President has shamed his nation
Ireland has seen a rise in antisemitism, attributed in part to President Michael D. Higgins' vocal criticism of Israel and support for its adversaries. His rhetoric has contributed to a perception of Ireland as the most anti-Semitic country in the EU, leading to significant diplomatic tensions.
Despite the concerns raised, Higgins remains popular among many Irish citizens, who favor his poetic persona over substantive political discourse. The situation has prompted worries among Irish leaders about the implications for international relations, particularly with pro-Israel figures like Donald Trump.
#culture
Breitbart: Nolte: 'Captain America' Star Tells Europe Captain America Shouldn’t Represent America
Anthony Mackie, the new Captain America, stated that the character should not represent America, sparking controversy. His comments reflect a broader criticism of Disney and Marvel's perceived detachment from American values, suggesting a deliberate effort to undermine beloved franchises.
Critics argue that this shift is indicative of a larger disdain for American ideals within these corporations, which they believe prioritize globalist agendas over traditional values. The upcoming Captain America film faces scrutiny amid concerns over its escalating budget and previous Marvel failures.
#crime
Fox News: Bryan Kohberger case: Idaho judge to unseal transcript of closed-door hearing
An Idaho judge will release a redacted transcript from a closed hearing regarding Bryan Kohberger, accused of murdering four University of Idaho students. The hearing focused on the admissibility of forensic investigative genetic genealogy evidence, which Kohberger's defense argues violates his Fourth Amendment rights.
The judge expressed skepticism toward the defense's claims, questioning the expectation of privacy concerning DNA left at crime scenes. Kohberger's trial is set for later this year, and he faces the possibility of the death penalty if convicted.
#sports
Forbes: Super Bowl Airfares Skyrocket—Here Are The Major Airlines Adding Last-Minute Flights
Major U.S. airlines are increasing flight capacity to New Orleans for the Super Bowl, with Southwest adding 31 nonstop flights from Kansas City and Philadelphia. However, round-trip airfares are averaging $979, significantly higher than usual, prompting experts to advise early bookings.
The Chiefs and Eagles fans are facing steep airfare increases, especially Chiefs fans, whose tickets average $1,064. Hotel prices are also high, averaging $1,212 for the game weekend. Booking early is recommended to avoid further price hikes and potential sellouts.