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#illegals
Fox News: Illinois city's police department vows to block law enforcement from coordinating with ICE
The Waukegan Police Department in Illinois has announced it will not cooperate with ICE, adhering to the state's Trust Act, which prohibits sharing information on individuals based solely on immigration status. Chicago's Mayor Brandon Johnson reaffirmed the city's commitment to this policy.
As President Trump prepares for a potential return to office, sanctuary city leaders across the nation are reinforcing their opposition to federal immigration enforcement. Trump's administration has vowed to increase enforcement actions in these areas, promising to deport illegal immigrants.
#politics
Breitbart: Prospective UK Ambassador Walks Back Calling Trump a Racist
Lord Peter Mandelson is working to mend his image following past derogatory comments about President Trump as he seeks appointment as British ambassador to the U.S. He has publicly retracted his previous remarks, praising Trump’s leadership and expressing optimism about his presidency.
Despite Mandelson's attempts to distance himself from his past, concerns linger over his ties to China, with reports of a dossier detailing his meetings with Chinese officials. He remains confident that his appointment will be approved, despite criticism from Trump allies.
Fox News: RFK Jr's confirmation hearing goes off rails amid multiple clashes with Dem senators: 'Repeatedly debunked'
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s confirmation hearing for Secretary of Health and Human Services turned contentious as Senate Democrats challenged his past vaccine skepticism. Kennedy insisted he is not anti-vaccine, but Democrats highlighted his controversial statements and ties to organizations opposing vaccines.
Despite the heated exchanges, Kennedy maintained his support for vaccines and aimed to shift the focus of health agencies toward promoting healthier lifestyles. With Republicans holding a majority in the Senate, Kennedy's confirmation remains likely, despite some concerns from both parties regarding his past comments.
Le Monde: Trump administration rescinds federal funding freeze
The Trump administration rescinded a controversial order that froze federal grant spending, which had caused widespread confusion and legal challenges. The freeze was intended to ensure compliance with recent executive orders but left many programs uncertain, impacting vital services.
Democrats celebrated the reversal, stating it was a victory for the public. Critics highlighted the chaos and potential harm caused by the brief funding pause, which threatened programs like Meals on Wheels and Head Start. The administration later clarified that essential programs like Medicare and Medicaid would not be affected.
Fox News: White House still committed to freezing ‘woke’ funds despite rescinding OMB memo
The White House is committed to freezing federal grants and loans related to "woke" programs, despite rescinding a memo that aimed to pause funding. This move follows a federal judge's ruling and aims to clarify federal policy while enforcing the President's orders on spending control.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt emphasized that funding for programs conflicting with executive orders will still be frozen, though essential benefits like Social Security will not be affected. The administration plans further actions to eliminate wasteful spending.
Fox News: Howard Lutnick, Trump Commerce secretary pick, says it's 'nonsense' that tariffs cause inflation
Howard Lutnick, President Trump's nominee for Commerce Secretary, dismissed claims that tariffs cause inflation as "nonsense" during his Senate confirmation hearing. He argued that countries with high tariffs, like India and China, do not experience broad inflation and emphasized the need for fair trade practices.
Lutnick advocated for "across-the-board" tariffs to create reciprocity in trade, criticizing the unfair treatment of U.S. farmers and industries by Europe and other nations. He supported Trump's plans for increased tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, suggesting that such measures are necessary to ensure fairness in international trade.
Fox News: Lee Zeldin faces Senate confirmation vote to lead Trump's EPA
The Senate is set to vote on the confirmation of former Rep. Lee Zeldin as head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), following his nomination by President Trump. Zeldin, a former congressman and Army Reserve lieutenant colonel, has pledged to support the agency's mission and foster collaboration among staff.
The vote comes after a cloture vote ended debate on his nomination, with Zeldin having faced questions about climate change during his confirmation hearing. If confirmed, he will oversee environmental regulations and projects in line with the administration's policies.
Fox News: Amber Rose stands by Trump after being 'canceled' for supporting him, says 'naysayers are quiet' now
Amber Rose expresses confidence in her support for President Trump, stating that initial backlash has subsided as people recognize his positive changes for the country. She emphasizes the importance of open dialogue among differing ideologies and encourages others to be persistent in their beliefs.
Rose, who previously faced criticism for her pro-Trump stance, believes society needs to return to reality and engage in difficult conversations. She hints at a potential future in politics, fueled by her passion for the subject.
#society
GB News: Motorists caught 'regularly' breaking major Highway Code weight restriction face £300 penalty
Drivers in Wales face penalties for breaching weight restrictions on roads, particularly the B4591 in Newport, which has a 7.5-tonne limit. Gwent Police recorded multiple violations, including insecure loads and drug driving, prompting increased patrols and fines for offenders.
Councillor Chris Reeks highlighted ongoing issues with heavy vehicles using the road as a shortcut, raising concerns for local residents. Gwent Police responded with targeted operations to monitor and deter such violations, leading to swift action and arrests.
Breitbart: Tennis Legend Martina Navratilova Endorses Olympics President Candidate Who Opposes Trans Athletes
Martina Navratilova has endorsed Lord Sebastian Coe for the presidency of the International Olympic Committee, praising his stance on banning transgender athletes from women's sports. Coe, who previously led World Athletics, supports policies to protect women's categories.
Coe's commitment includes a clear policy on safeguarding women's sports, emphasizing the need for such protections to avoid negative consequences. He aims to bring democratic reforms to the IOC while maintaining a strong position on these issues.
Breitbart: Harvey Weinstein Back in Court as Judge Weighs Scope of #MeToo Rape Retrial
Harvey Weinstein is scheduled to return to court as a judge decides the start date for his retrial and whether to include a new allegation from an additional accuser. Weinstein's lawyers argue the new charge should be dismissed, claiming it was introduced to strengthen the prosecution's case after his previous conviction was overturned.
The retrial involves charges of sexual assault against multiple women, with Weinstein's health issues being a significant factor in court discussions. His legal team contends that the delay in bringing the new allegation is prejudicial, while prosecutors maintain that the timing was necessary for a thorough investigation.
The Telegraph: EU ‘complicit’ in sale of migrants as £10 slaves
Migrants in Tunisia are reportedly being sold into slavery to Libyan gangs for as little as £10, with women fetching higher prices for exploitation. A humanitarian report claims this trade is facilitated by EU and Italian agreements with Tunisia aimed at curbing migration.
The report highlights the dire conditions and human rights abuses faced by sub-Saharan African migrants, who are rounded up and trafficked across borders. Testimonies reveal the brutal reality of being treated as commodities.
Breitbart: Britain's Princess Beatrice Gives Birth to Second Daughter, Athena
Princess Beatrice and her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi welcomed their second child, Athena Elizabeth Rose Mapelli Mozzi, on January 22. The newborn weighed 4 pounds and 5 ounces, and the royal family expressed their delight at the news.
Beatrice, ninth in line to the throne, is the daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah, Duchess of York. Athena joins her older sister Sienna and stepsibling Wolfie.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Half A Million Civilians Displaced in DR Congo as Government Loses Grip on Major City
Over half a million people have been displaced in Goma, eastern Congo, as M23 insurgents clash with DRC security forces. The humanitarian situation is dire, with reports of heavy casualties, looting, and violations of international law. The U.N. calls for urgent international action.
Rwandan troops are reportedly supporting M23, raising tensions as protests erupt in the DRC against foreign involvement. The U.S. has condemned the assault and called for a ceasefire, while concerns grow over Rwanda's past support for the insurgents and the implications for regional stability.
#economy
The Economist: Backing Heathrow expansion suggests Labour is serious about boosting growth
The UK government's renewed push for Heathrow Airport's expansion, including a third runway, signals a commitment to economic growth. This long-debated project has faced numerous approvals and cancellations, reflecting divisions among political parties and local opposition.
The expansion is seen as a crucial step in revitalizing Britain's aviation sector and addressing economic stagnation. However, it continues to stir environmental concerns and local resistance.
Forbes: Federal Reserve Pauses Interest Rate Cuts—First Meeting Without A Cut Since July
The Federal Reserve has decided to maintain interest rates at 4.25% to 4.5%, a move anticipated by markets but criticized by President Trump. This decision follows three consecutive rate cuts since September 2022, amid ongoing inflation above the 2% target.
The Fed's stance reflects a resilient economy with low unemployment, despite inflation concerns. Trump's recent comments suggest he will push for lower rates, highlighting potential conflicts between presidential policies and Fed decisions.
#military
GB News: Watch staggering moment F-35 fighter jet crash lands after spiralling out of control
A US Air Force F-35 fighter jet crashed at Eielson Air Force Base in Alaska on Tuesday, with footage showing the aircraft spiraling down before exploding. The pilot successfully ejected and was taken to Bassett Army Hospital, where he is in stable condition.
An investigation into the inflight malfunction is underway, as confirmed by base commander Col. Paul Townsend, who emphasized the importance of personnel safety and the commitment to preventing future incidents.
#culture
Fox News: Backlash may shatter President Macron's plans to leave mark on Notre Dame windows
French President Emmanuel Macron's proposal to install contemporary stained-glass windows in Notre Dame Cathedral has sparked significant backlash. Critics, including art historians and architects, argue that modern designs would disrupt the cathedral's historical harmony.
The National Heritage and Architecture Commission has unanimously opposed Macron's plan, leading to the withdrawal of a competing artist. Opposition figures, including Marine Le Pen, have condemned the proposal as an opportunistic move that threatens France's cultural heritage.
Le Monde: Angoulême International Comics Festival crowns Anouk Ricard queen of the absurd
Anouk Ricard, awarded the Grand Prix at the International Comics Festival in Angoulême, is recognized for her unique and humorous approach to comics. Her work features unconventional characters and themes, showcasing a blend of silliness and depth.
Ricard celebrates the increasing presence of talented women in the comic industry, highlighting fellow creators who also defy traditional genre classifications.
#education
The Western Journal: Trump to Sign Major School Choice Executive Order That Could Upend the Public School System
Trump aims to sign an executive order to expand school choice, directing funds to support parental options in education.
#science
The Economist: Heritable Agriculture, a Google spinout, is bringing AI to crop breeding
Heritable Agriculture, a Google spinout, aims to revolutionize crop breeding by utilizing AI to lower breeding costs and enhance yields for key crops. This initiative echoes historical efforts to boost domestic agricultural production, reminiscent of Norman Borlaug's work in Mexico.
The integration of AI in agriculture could lead to significant advancements in food production, addressing global demand and sustainability challenges.