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28 Jan 2025
#illegals
Liberty Nation News: Trump Makes Borders Real Again - Liberty Nation News
President Trump has signed several executive orders aimed at addressing the border crisis, declaring a national emergency and designating cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. He reinstated strict immigration policies, including the "Remain in Mexico" policy and the end of the "catch and release" practice, while also suspending a program that allowed migrants from certain countries to enter the U.S.
The administration has deployed active-duty troops to secure the southern border and is taking steps to overhaul the immigration system. Trump's actions have already led to a significant decrease in illegal crossings, though challenges and lawsuits are expected as he pushes forward with his agenda.
Fox News: Colorado drug bust uncovers cartel-connected illegal aliens, approximately 130k fentanyl pills
A drug bust in Denver led to the arrest of two illegal aliens linked to the Sinaloa and Jalisco cartels. Authorities seized around 130,000 fentanyl pills, along with heroin, cocaine, and meth. The operation was conducted by the DEA and local task forces.
This raid follows another operation where dozens of illegal aliens were apprehended at a makeshift nightclub tied to a violent Venezuelan gang. The Trump administration is intensifying efforts to increase arrests of illegal immigrants nationwide.
#politics
Fox News: LIZ PEEK: Trump's Triumph: First week proves president right in all these ways
President Trump's first week in office has energized supporters and left opponents struggling to respond. Polls indicate a notable shift in public sentiment, with 29% believing the country is on the right track, a significant improvement from late 2022. Many Americans feel liberated from liberal constraints.
Trump's policies, particularly regarding immigration and national security, have gained traction. A New York Times poll shows 88% support for deporting illegal immigrants with criminal records. His stance on issues like COVID origins and border security is increasingly validated, earning him respect among global leaders.
The Federalist: GOPers Subvert Voters' Wishes By Sabotaging Trump's Picks
The Senate's confirmation of Pete Hegseth as Defense Secretary highlights internal divisions within the Republican Party. Despite initial uncertainty over his nomination, he secured the necessary votes, but concerns linger about GOP senators undermining Trump's appointees.
This situation reflects a broader issue with the party's commitment to supporting nominees who threaten the status quo, such as Tulsi Gabbard and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. GOP voters expect their representatives to back Trump's agenda and facilitate meaningful reform, rather than obstruct it.
Fox News: Trumps claims military entered California to release water flow, but state says that did not happen
President Trump claimed the military entered California to restore water supplies, asserting that environmental concerns were prioritized over people's needs. However, California water officials refuted this, stating the military did not intervene, and federal water pumps were simply restarted after maintenance.
State officials emphasized that water resources remain sufficient in Southern California. Trump has linked federal disaster relief to voter ID legislation and increased water deliveries, suggesting these conditions must be met for aid to be provided.
#society
Fox News: CNN's Alex Marquardt continues appearing on air after costing network millions over defamatory report
CNN correspondent Alex Marquardt continues to appear on air despite a jury ruling that his reporting defamed U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young, who was awarded $5 million in damages. Following the trial, CNN reached an undisclosed settlement with Young before punitive damages were determined.
Young criticized Marquardt for not apologizing and accused CNN of damaging his reputation. Internal messages revealed staff hostility towards Young. Despite the defamation ruling, Marquardt was promoted to chief national security correspondent and remains a prominent figure at CNN.
Fox News: Therapists sound alarm after study shows dramatic rise in gender dysphoria among children
A UK study reveals a dramatic 50-fold increase in gender dysphoria cases among youth over the last decade, particularly among females. Experts suggest that social factors, including increased awareness, social media influence, and rising mental health issues, may contribute to this trend.
Mental health professionals emphasize the need for careful consideration before young individuals pursue medical interventions, as many also experience anxiety and depression. They advocate for a balanced approach that offers support while avoiding rushed decisions regarding gender identity.
#economy
Fox News: SEN. ELIZABETH WARREN: Trump, Musk and I agree on something important. And I've got 30 ways to get it done
Senator Elizabeth Warren emphasizes the need to eliminate government waste without cutting essential programs like Medicare and Social Security. She criticizes billionaires and corporations profiting from taxpayer money, proposing a plan that could save $2 trillion over the next decade through better contract negotiations and closing tax loopholes.
Warren argues that focusing on wasteful spending in defense contracts and privatized Medicare can lead to significant savings without harming vulnerable populations. She calls for collaboration with figures like Elon Musk and Donald Trump to tackle these issues and improve government efficiency.
#military
Le Monde: DR Congo: How Goma fell into the hands of M23 rebels and the Rwandan army
Fighting between the M23 armed group and local forces has intensified in Goma, DRC, leading to significant civilian casualties. Reports indicate at least 17 deaths and over 367 injuries in Goma, while five civilians were killed in nearby Gisenyi, Rwanda.
Control of Goma is largely in the hands of M23 and Rwandan forces, with pockets of resistance remaining, particularly around the airport. The ongoing conflict has left many areas deserted and residents fearful.
#health
Fox News: Healthy, satisfying alternatives to potato chips: 'You'll adjust'
Potato chips can provide temporary relief from stress due to their combination of fat and carbohydrates, which makes them highly palatable. Experts suggest that the stress hormone cortisol drives the desire for such comfort foods, but healthier alternatives exist.
Nutritionists recommend snacks that are high in protein and fiber, such as Quest Chips, Legendary Chips, or single-ingredient options like salted edamame. They advise keeping only healthy snacks at home to curb unhealthy cravings and encourage persistence in adopting new eating habits.
#science
GB News: Massive underwater volcano just 300 miles from US coast showing signs of imminent explosion
Scientists warn that the Axial Seamount, an underwater volcano off the Oregon coast, shows signs of an imminent eruption, expected before the end of 2025. Increased seismic activity and significant swelling have been observed, with the volcano being one of the most active in the Pacific Northwest.
Despite these signs, experts believe there is no threat to the public. The eruption is expected to be non-explosive, resembling Hawaiian lava flows, and the immense ocean pressure minimizes risks. Continuous monitoring over three decades has made Axial a key resource for volcanic research.