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#illegals
Breitbart: Report: DHS Chief Kristi Noem Cancel's Mayorkas' Amnesty Award to 600,000 Migrants
President Trump’s new homeland security chief, Kristi Noem, has canceled a last-minute amnesty extension for 600,000 Venezuelan migrants, which was set to continue until late 2026. This decision aims to pressure Venezuela for political reform and cut off remittances to dictator Nicolás Maduro.
The cancellation of the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) reflects a shift towards a pro-freedom foreign policy and could impact the U.S. economy by reducing the influx of migrants who have been granted work permits and legal protections. The move also highlights ongoing debates about immigration policy and labor needs in the U.S.
#politics
Forbes: Germany’s Leader Blasts Musk’s Support For Right-Wing Global Politicians—Here’s Where Else He’s Intervened
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz criticized Elon Musk's support for right-wing politicians, describing it as "disgusting" and harmful to democracy in the EU. Scholz's remarks followed Musk's interactions with far-right leaders in Germany and other countries, raising concerns among European leaders.
Musk's political engagement has drawn scrutiny, with EU officials investigating whether he manipulated social media to promote his views. His support for right-wing figures, including the Alternative for Deutschland party, has sparked backlash and discussions about the implications of a billionaire influencing global politics.
Fox News: Trump fires two Democratic commissioners on civil rights enforcement agency as White House targets DEI
President Trump has dismissed two Democratic commissioners from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), Charlotte Burrows and Jocelyn Samuels, as part of his administration's effort to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Both commissioners plan to challenge their firings, arguing it undermines the agency's independence and critical work in protecting employees from discrimination.
The EEOC, established to enforce anti-discrimination laws, is now left with one Republican commissioner and one Democratic commissioner, with three vacancies. The remaining commissioners have expressed opposition to Trump's executive orders aimed at curtailing DEI practices and emphasized the need to uphold existing anti-discrimination laws.
#society
Fox News: YARDEN GONEN: Thank you, President Trump, for rescuing my sister from Hamas
Yarden Gonen expresses profound gratitude to President Trump for his role in securing the release of her sister Romi, who was held captive by Hamas for 471 days. She highlights the emotional turmoil endured during Romi's captivity and credits Trump's decisive actions for their reunion.
Yarden emphasizes the ongoing plight of 90 remaining hostages and urges continued efforts to bring them home. She believes that strong leadership can facilitate the release of all hostages, allowing families to heal and reunite.
Fox News: Bodycam captures rescue of 100-year-old woman during Eaton Fire
Body camera footage reveals deputies from the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department rescuing a 100-year-old woman during the Eaton Fire on January 8. The deputies searched the senior living complex, urging residents to evacuate, and found the woman disoriented and unable to hear them.
Sheriff Robert Luna praised the deputies for their dedication and bravery in saving lives during the wildfire, which has burned over 14,000 acres and is now 99% contained. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
Breitbart: Britons Support Bringing Back Execution For Child Killers, Say Pollsters
Recent polls indicate strong public support in the UK for reinstating the death penalty, particularly for child killers and terrorists, following the Southport child murders. A survey by More in Common found 55% in favor of capital punishment, with support rising to 70% for specific heinous crimes.
Despite this, the political class remains opposed, with government officials stating there are no plans to revisit the issue. The divide between public sentiment and political stance highlights a reluctance among lawmakers to engage in a debate on capital punishment, which has been abolished for over 50 years.
GB News: British skier killed after being hit by 'very large' avalanche and swept away in French Alps
A 55-year-old British man died in a significant avalanche while skiing off-piste in the French Alps near Mont Blanc. The avalanche, measuring over 1km long and 400m wide, occurred in the Grand Montets ski area. His body was found by ski patrol after they noticed part of him protruding from the snow.
Rescue efforts were complicated by adverse weather conditions, leading to the suspension of search operations due to the risk of further avalanches. Authorities emphasized the importance of adhering to safety instructions in light of the high avalanche risk. An investigation into the cause of the avalanche is ongoing.
Fox News: Former Hamas hostage details horrors of captivity, credits kidnapped IDF soldier with saving her life
Amit Soussana, a former Hamas hostage, shared her harrowing experience during captivity, highlighting the role of fellow hostage Liri Albag in her survival. Soussana was subjected to severe abuse and threats, but Albag convinced their captors that Soussana was not a soldier, which she believes saved her life.
Soussana endured 55 days of captivity, during which she was chained and sexually assaulted. She has since spoken out about her ordeal, including her testimony before the UN, bringing attention to the brutal treatment faced by hostages.
Forbes: Year Of The Snake Kicks Off: What To Know About The Lunar New Year In 2025 (Photos)
Hundreds of millions celebrated the Lunar New Year, marking the Year of the Snake, which symbolizes good luck and rebirth. Festivities included family reunions, traditional foods, lion dances, and firework displays, as communities welcomed the new year with joy and hope.
This year's celebrations are expected to be significant, with warnings of potential global chaos. The Lunar New Year, celebrated across various cultures, involves extensive travel, with an estimated 9 billion trips in China alone, as authorities aim to boost the economy during this festive period.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Syria urges IDF withdrawal from buffer zone in talks with UN observers
Syria's new authorities have called for Israel's withdrawal from the Golan Heights, following the ousting of Bashar al-Assad. During discussions with a UN observer force, Syria expressed readiness to cooperate and redeploy forces in line with a 1974 agreement, contingent on Israel's immediate withdrawal.
Israel, which occupied the Golan during the 1967 war and annexed it in 1981, maintains troops in the area to prevent hostile forces from exploiting the power vacuum. The UN views Israel's presence as a violation of the disengagement accord, while Israel argues the agreement is no longer valid due to the change in Syria's leadership.
Breitbart: France Mooted Deploying Troops to Greenland Against President Trump
Germany's Chancellor Olaf Scholz compared President Trump's interest in acquiring Greenland to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, emphasizing the principle of border inviolability. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen sought support from European allies amid concerns over Trump's intentions, prompting discussions of potential troop deployment by France.
Frederiksen's government is reportedly in crisis mode, having initiated a $2 billion investment in Arctic security to counter perceived threats. This includes enhanced surveillance and new Arctic vessels, reflecting the growing strategic importance of Greenland in the Arctic and North Atlantic.
#culture
Breitbart: Disney Damage Control -- Anthony Mackie Walks Back Captain America Doesn't Represent America Remarks: 'I'm a Proud American'
Actor Anthony Mackie faced backlash for comments suggesting Captain America shouldn't symbolize "America." He clarified that he respects American values and views the character as embodying honor and integrity. Mackie expressed pride in representing a diverse Captain America for all children.
He emphasized the universal qualities of the character, stating the role is an honor and a dream come true. Mackie's remarks come as anticipation builds for the upcoming film, "Captain America: Brave New World," amid concerns over its box office potential.
#health
Fox News: Your problems with alcohol might be far more than a hangover
Hangover symptoms like nausea and headaches may not always indicate overindulgence in alcohol; they could also signal alcohol intolerance or allergy. Dr. Raj Dasgupta notes that intolerance occurs quickly after drinking due to enzyme deficiencies, while allergies involve immune responses to ingredients in alcoholic beverages.
For those experiencing immediate reactions like flushing or difficulty breathing, medical attention is crucial. In contrast, traditional hangover symptoms typically resolve over time. Consulting a doctor can help differentiate between these conditions and ensure safety.
Fox News: Multiple outbursts erupt at RFK Jr. hearing: 'You are!'
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., nominated by President Trump for Secretary of Health and Human Services, faced significant disruptions during his Senate Finance Committee confirmation hearing. Protesters challenged his statements on vaccines, despite Kennedy asserting he is not anti-vaccine but pro-safety.
Kennedy emphasized his commitment to vaccine safety and his belief in their importance in healthcare. He is scheduled for further hearings with additional Senate committees. Disruptions during confirmation hearings for Trump's nominees have been increasingly common.
#other
Le Monde: Maison Margiela names Glenn Martens as new director
Glenn Martens has been appointed as the new creative director of Maison Margiela, succeeding John Galliano. Martens, currently the creative director at Diesel, has a background at Y/Project and studied at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp.
Haute Couture Week in Paris continues with collections from various designers, while the luxury industry faces challenges, including a reported 17% fall in net profit for LVMH due to slowing economic growth in China.