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28 Jan 2025
#illegals
The Western Journal: ICE Sweeps Into NYC and Immediately Scores a Big Win - Infamous Suspect Taken Into Custody
ICE conducted immigration raids in New York City, resulting in the arrest of Anderson Zambrano-Pacheco, a gang leader wanted for multiple violent crimes. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem emphasized the operation's goal of removing dangerous individuals from the streets.
The raids, part of a broader immigration crackdown, led to over 1,100 arrests. New York City Mayor Eric Adams coordinated with federal agencies, highlighting the importance of enforcing immigration laws to deter illegal entry into the country.
Fox News: Smugglers transporting vans packed with 26 Chinese migrants detained in Florida: police
Florida police intercepted two vans carrying 26 Chinese migrants in Coral Gables, detaining two alleged smugglers. This follows a similar incident over a week ago involving over 30 migrants. The Department of Homeland Security is now investigating both cases.
The number of Chinese nationals encountered at the U.S. border has surged significantly since 2021, with over 24,200 encounters reported in FY 2024 alone. Migrants were provided medical care and turned over to the U.S. Border Patrol.
Fox News: Chicago mayor rips ICE operations, says Trump 'is attempting to get us to surrender our humanity'
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson criticized President Trump and the White House for recent ICE operations in the city, claiming they aim to instill fear among residents. Over 100 individuals have been detained since the raids began, with Johnson asserting that Chicago will remain a welcoming city.
He emphasized the city's commitment to protecting civil rights and stated that local police will not act as federal agents. Johnson also expressed concerns about the federal government's lack of response to pressing local issues, including food security and housing.
#politics
Forbes: States And Nonprofits Suing Trump Over ‘Catastrophic’ Pause In Federal Funding: ‘Immediate Nationwide Harm’
Democratic state attorneys general and nonprofits have filed lawsuits against the Trump administration over a guidance that pauses nearly all federal assistance. The lawsuits argue the pause is unlawful and could severely impact nonprofits reliant on federal funding for various services.
The guidance, issued by the Office of Management and Budget, is intended for review of federal funding consistency with Trump's policy aims. Legal experts assert this move violates the Impoundment Control Act, which requires congressional approval to cancel appropriated funds.
Breitbart: Drain the Swamp: Trump DOJ Fires Prosecutors Who Targeted Him
The Department of Justice has dismissed over a dozen prosecutors involved in cases against former President Donald Trump, citing a lack of trust in their ability to implement the President's agenda. Acting Attorney General James McHenry stated their significant roles in prosecuting Trump made them unreliable.
This action aligns with Trump's efforts to address perceived misconduct in federal law enforcement, particularly regarding the alleged weaponization of government agencies against political opponents. The administration aims to ensure accountability for past actions and continues to make personnel changes within various agencies.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Trump Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt Holds First White House Press Conference
The White House is set to hold its first official press conference of the second Trump administration on January 28. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt will address reporters at 1 PM Eastern, with Breitbart's Matthew Boyle in attendance to pose questions.
Fox News: White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt announces major changes for press at first briefing
The Trump administration's first press conference under Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt announced significant changes aimed at incorporating newer media voices. Leavitt emphasized the need to adapt to a shifting media landscape, where many Americans, particularly younger audiences, prefer podcasts and social media over traditional outlets.
Leavitt revealed plans to restore press passes for 440 journalists previously revoked and to open the briefing room to independent journalists, podcasters, and content creators. She introduced the "new media seat" for eligible applicants, asserting the administration's commitment to reaching a broader audience.
Breitbart: French Populist Leader Bardella Predicts Dissolution of Parliament
Jordan Bardella, president of the National Rally party, asserts that new elections in France are "inevitable" to resolve the current political deadlock. He argues that only a public vote can establish a stable majority, as the government struggles with critical issues and lacks effective leadership.
Under the French constitution, the earliest possible date for new legislative elections is in over six months. Bardella emphasizes that the existing National Assembly's composition reflects public uncertainty and cannot continue without leading to further stagnation.
Le Monde: Sarkozy's son to write column for French far-right magazine
Louis Sarkozy, the son of former French president Nicolas Sarkozy, is set to become a columnist for the far-right magazine Valeurs Actuelles, raising speculation about his political aspirations. His first column will focus on "the values of the right," reflecting his recent engagement in political commentary.
Valeurs Actuelles aims to move away from its far-right image, having previously supported controversial figures like Eric Zemmour. Louis Sarkozy has gained attention for his media presence and recent speech at a youth event for his father's party.
Fox News: Ex-CNN pundit admits Trump was likely 'right' about COVID-19 likely leaking from a lab
Chris Cilizza, a former CNN pundit, acknowledged on social media that he was wrong about the COVID-19 lab leak theory, following a CIA assessment suggesting a research-related origin is more likely than a natural one. He admitted to initially siding with Dr. Anthony Fauci and dismissing Trump’s claims.
Cilizza also reflected on his previous reluctance to question President Biden's mental fitness, expressing regret for not pushing harder for transparency. He noted the pressure to avoid "age shaming" influenced his reporting.
#society
Fox News: Former Hamas hostage Naama Levy breaks silence in first message since her release
Naama Levy, one of four female IDF soldiers released from Hamas captivity, expressed her relief and gratitude on Instagram after 477 days. She thanked Israeli combat soldiers and the public for their support during her ordeal, highlighting the bond formed with fellow captives.
Levy's release is part of a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, with ongoing efforts to secure the return of remaining hostages. The situation remains critical as many hostages are still unaccounted for, underscoring the ongoing conflict's impact.
Breitbart: Eddie Glaude: 'Homan Is Engaged in Cosplay — Wants to Be Bull Connor'
Princeton professor Eddie Glaude Jr. criticized Tom Homan, President Trump's border czar, likening him to Bull Connor and highlighting the fear experienced by children of undocumented immigrants. He emphasized the moral implications of current immigration policies and questioned what society is consenting to in the treatment of families.
Glaude argued that while many Americans want to remove violent criminals, the broader consequences of these policies on children and families raise significant moral concerns about the nation's values.
Forbes: Trump Admin Says Mystery Drones Were Authorized: ‘Not The Enemy’
The White House confirmed that mysterious drones seen over New Jersey and the East Coast last year were authorized by the FAA for research purposes. Officials stated these drones were operated mainly by hobbyists and posed no threat, countering earlier speculation about their origins.
Despite concerns leading to temporary flight restrictions, investigations revealed the drones were a mix of lawful commercial, hobbyist, and law enforcement operations. President Trump previously suggested the drones were not a threat, while calling for transparency from the federal government.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Trump Admin Pulls $50M in Terror Condoms for Gaza
The U.S. decision to freeze foreign aid includes halting funding for condoms in Gaza, which have been reportedly used to create IED-carrying balloons. This raises concerns about the effectiveness and appropriateness of foreign aid in conflict zones.
Given the misuse of resources and the ongoing violence, there is a strong argument against U.S. involvement in rebuilding Gaza or providing aid, as it may contribute to terrorism.
#economy
GB News: Gail’s bakery boss says Britain is ALREADY in recession as he tears into 'disastrous' Rachel Reeves
Luke Johnson, chairman of Gail’s Bakery, claims Britain is already in a recession due to Labour's "disastrous" economic measures. He criticizes the government for high taxes, rising unemployment, and a lack of investment, predicting a recession could last up to 18 months.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves acknowledges the challenges ahead, stating the need for aggressive economic growth strategies. She emphasizes that there are no easy solutions, urging a shift in government mindset to embrace opportunities for wealth creation.
The Western Journal: Trump Does the Unthinkable - Officially Calls for End to Income Tax, May Be First POTUS in History to Do So
In his second term, President Trump has suggested a significant shift in tax policy, proposing the elimination of income taxes in favor of tariffs. He argues that tariffs could replace income tax revenue, which historically funded the federal government until the early 20th century.
Trump's remarks at a Republican conference highlighted his belief that this change could enrich American citizens rather than foreign nations. While he did not explicitly call for an end to income taxes, he indicated a strong preference for a tariff-based system, which he claims could support his proposed tax reforms.
#military
Fox News: Transgender service members and rights groups file suit against Trump's Pentagon directive
A lawsuit has been filed against President Trump's restrictions on transgender service members, arguing that the new executive order violates constitutional equality guarantees. The order mandates changes to military medical standards and limits accommodations based on gender identity.
The plaintiffs, six active duty transgender service members, claim the order threatens their healthcare and benefits, and argue that their gender identity does not affect their military capabilities. The lawsuit follows Trump's campaign promise to reinstate a ban on transgender troops, reversing policies set by the previous administration.
#culture
Breitbart: 'The Sandman' Author Neil Gaiman, Facing Allegations of Sexual Abuse, Dropped by Dark Horse Comics
Neil Gaiman faces multiple allegations of sexual assault and harassment, leading to significant repercussions in his publishing career. Dark Horse Comics has ceased publication of his illustrated series "Anansi Boys," and other publishers like HarperCollins and W.W. Norton have no plans to release his books.
Gaiman has denied the allegations, stating he is reflecting on his past and learning from the situation. His name has been removed from the client list of his agency, and Disney has paused a planned adaptation of "The Graveyard Book."
Fox News: Fox News Entertainment Newsletter: TV star keeps home country secret, Mel Gibson understands stars leaving LA
Gabriel Macht is keeping the location of his new home private after leaving the U.S. Mel Gibson expresses understanding for celebrities leaving Hollywood but aims to address the issue as Trump’s special ambassador. Meanwhile, Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni's unedited scene shows tense body language.
King Charles is expected to grant Kate Middleton the power to issue royal warrants, a first for a Princess of Wales in 115 years. In other news, Billy Ray Cyrus' son claims his father is threatening legal action over an open letter, and Vanna White is puzzled by her son's social media portrayal.
Breitbart: Nolte: Oscar Nominee Fernanda Torres Apologizes For 17-Year-Old Blackface Skit
Fernanda Torres, a Best Actress nominee, apologized for a 17-year-old blackface skit from a Brazilian TV show after it resurfaced online. In her statement, she acknowledged the racist implications of blackface and emphasized the importance of ongoing discussions about racism and inequality.
The backlash highlights a troubling trend in Hollywood, where past actions are scrutinized, often leading to forced apologies. Critics argue that this culture stifles comedy and creativity while ignoring other pressing issues, such as gender representation in award nominations.
#sports
On The Water: Yamaha pays bonus cash to tournament anglers who run a Yamaha outboard motor on their boat
Yamaha Marine will expand its Power Pay contingency program in 2025, now rewarding the third- and fourth-highest placing anglers with $1,000 each in select tournaments. The program aims to recognize competitive fishing enthusiasts and will broaden its reach into the Midwest and grassroots events.
Additionally, B.A.S.S. Nation tournaments will award $1,000 to the highest-qualified participant from each state, and the Bassmaster Team Championship will offer a $5,000 payout to the top eligible participant. Since its launch in 2019, Power Pay has distributed over $1.65 million to anglers.
#technology
Forbes: The Chinese AI Company Trump Says Is A 'Wakeup Call' For Silicon Valley
Chinese company DeepSeek has launched a large language model, V3, which it claims rivals U.S. AI systems like OpenAI's GPT-4 but was developed at a fraction of the cost. This has raised concerns about U.S. AI competitiveness, prompting American startups to reassess their strategies.
DeepSeek's models are free and open-source, contrasting with the expensive, closed models from U.S. firms. While some experts praise its efficiency, others warn of potential censorship and security issues related to its ties to the Chinese government.
Forbes: DeepSeek Panic Live Updates: Nvidia Stock Rebounds 6%—And Why Apple Stock Is Rallying
The launch of China's DeepSeek AI model has triggered a significant selloff in the U.S. stock market, particularly affecting tech giants like Nvidia and Oracle. Investors reacted to the potential threat posed by DeepSeek's cheaper and competitive AI technology, resulting in massive losses for billionaires in the sector.
Amid this turmoil, Apple stocks saw a rise, as analysts noted its more cautious approach to AI compared to its rivals. While some experts warned of the implications for American tech dominance, others suggested that the panic surrounding DeepSeek's debut might be exaggerated.