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#illegals
Fox News: Sara Haines admits 'View' co-hosts don't know what Americans think because 'no one voted' for Trump
Sara Haines of "The View" expressed concerns about her co-hosts being out of touch with American sentiments on immigration, particularly regarding deportations under President Trump. She acknowledged that while she supports deporting criminal migrants, she seeks more transparency about their backgrounds.
Haines highlighted the importance of understanding who is being deported, questioning the lack of detailed information on the individuals involved. She emphasized the need for a healthy debate on immigration policies, especially given that a recent poll indicated significant public support for deportations.
#politics
Fox News: Ogles and other Republicans push federal ban on chemical abortions
Rep. Andy Ogles and over a dozen House Republicans are advocating for a ban on chemical abortion drugs, proposing imprisonment and fines for those who prescribe or distribute them. The proposal includes exceptions for contraceptives, miscarriage treatments, and life-threatening conditions.
Ogles emphasizes the moral duty to protect life and claims that chemical abortions pose risks to women's health. The proposal has garnered support from multiple Republican representatives, highlighting a significant push within the party against chemical abortion practices.
The Mirror: Keir Starmer issues chilling warning over 'cohort of extreme loners' in the UK
Keir Starmer emphasized the need to address the threat posed by extreme loners in the UK following the Southport murders, where Axel Rudakubana was sentenced for killing three girls. He highlighted the importance of focusing resources on emerging threats distinct from traditional terrorism.
The Home Office is reviewing its approach to extremism, suggesting a focus on concerning behaviors rather than ideologies. However, the Home Secretary is expected to reject some recommendations from a recent analysis aimed at tackling various forms of extremism.
The Telegraph: ‘Bored’ Macron’s desperate attempt to stay relevant backfires
Emmanuel Macron's approval ratings have dropped to a record low of 21%, following a failed attempt to engage with citizens through a TikTok influencer, who was later revealed to have extremist views. This incident has compounded his struggles after losing a parliamentary majority.
Despite some international successes, Macron faces increasing isolation and dissatisfaction at home, marking a significant decline in his popularity since taking office in 2017.
Le Monde: Serbian prime minister steps down after weeks of protests
Serbian Prime Minister Milos Vucevic announced his resignation amid widespread protests over the deadly collapse of a train station roof in November that killed 15. His departure aims to reduce tensions stemming from public discontent with President Aleksandar Vucic's autocratic governance.
Vucevic's resignation could trigger early parliamentary elections, as the Serbian parliament has 30 days to decide on a new government. Protests continue, with students leading daily demonstrations demanding accountability for the tragedy and highlighting government corruption.
GB News: Tesla launches legal battle against European Union over tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles
Tesla has filed a legal challenge against the European Union over tariffs imposed on Chinese-made electric vehicles. The EU introduced these tariffs, claiming unfair state subsidies for Chinese manufacturers, which has led to tensions with Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
The tariffs vary, with Tesla facing a 7.8% rate, lower than some competitors. Other manufacturers, including BMW and Chinese companies, have also contested the tariffs, highlighting growing opposition to the EU's protectionist measures. The legal proceedings are expected to take around 18 months.
Fox News: JD Vance condemns FEMA’s response to Helene devastation in 1st trip as vice president
Vice President JD Vance visited Damascus, Virginia, to assess recovery efforts following Hurricane Helene. He criticized FEMA's response, stating that local and state efforts are strong, but federal assistance has been lacking. Vance emphasized the need for higher expectations from the federal government.
During the visit, Vance met with local officials and highlighted community resilience. He acknowledged the ongoing struggles faced by residents still recovering from the hurricane's devastation, pledging that the administration would not forget the region.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iran says attack on its nuclear sites would be ‘crazy,’ but rejects talks with US
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned that an attack on Iran's nuclear facilities would be "crazy" and detrimental to regional stability, while expressing skepticism about negotiations with the U.S. He stated Iran could withdraw from the nuclear non-proliferation treaty if no agreement is reached.
Araghchi acknowledged that Iranian allies Hezbollah and Hamas have been weakened but claimed they would recover. He dismissed Israeli threats as not posing a real danger and criticized U.S. President Trump's comments regarding the situation in Gaza.
#crime
Fox News: Florida man arrested for killing infant with car following argument with woman: police
A Florida man, Justin Golden, 20, has been charged with aggravated manslaughter and vehicular homicide after allegedly running over his 8-month-old son during a dispute with a female passenger. Witnesses reported seeing the baby bleeding in the aftermath.
Golden reportedly removed the infant from the car and placed him in the road before driving off, hitting the child. He was booked into Duval County Jail, with ongoing investigations by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
#technology
Forbes: DeepSeek Panic Live Updates: Nvidia And Other Chip Stocks Rise In Premarket After Monday’s Rout
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, which saw a historic drop in market value. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq experienced their worst days in years, with billionaires losing substantial fortunes.
Despite the initial panic, some analysts suggest the fears may be overstated, arguing that DeepSeek's claims about its cost-effectiveness could be misleading. The competitive landscape for AI is shifting, raising questions about the sustainability of U.S. tech dominance.
Fox News: How to share a YouTube video starting at a specific time
You can easily share specific moments from YouTube videos on computers, iPhones, and Android devices. For computers, pause the video, right-click to copy the URL at the current time, or use the Share button to adjust the start time.
On iPhones, play the video, pause at the desired moment, and tap Share to include the timestamp. Android users can now toggle the "Start at" option in the Share menu for a streamlined experience. These methods enhance the ease of sharing exact video moments.