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#illegals
Fox News: Trump moves to prepare Guantanamo Bay for 30,000 'criminal illegal aliens'
President Trump announced plans to prepare Guantanamo Bay to detain 30,000 "criminal illegal aliens," stating that this move aims to protect the American public from individuals deemed too dangerous to return to their home countries. He called for Congress to fund border security and removal efforts.
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel criticized the announcement as an "act of brutality," while Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem confirmed the facility's current use for housing illegal immigrants. Trump's administration continues to prioritize immigration enforcement, with recent arrests highlighting the crackdown on criminal migrants.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC: Tragic loss of Laken Riley ‘could help save the lives of future young girls’
President Trump signed the Laken Riley Act, which mandates the detention of non-citizens charged with serious crimes, during a ceremony honoring nursing student Laken Riley, who was murdered by an illegal immigrant. The act aims to prevent similar tragedies in the future.
Trump emphasized the need for stricter immigration policies, criticizing previous administrations for allowing dangerous individuals to enter the U.S. He expressed hope that this legislation would protect future victims and their families.
#politics
Fox News: 'You frighten people': Top 5 most memorable moments from Wednesday's Trump nominee hearings
Senate confirmation hearings for President Trump's Cabinet nominees featured intense exchanges, interruptions from protesters, and emotional testimonies. Notable moments included Robert F. Kennedy Jr. defending his vaccine stance amid accusations from Senator Sheldon Whitehouse and Howard Lutnick sharing a poignant story about his brother's death on 9/11.
Kelly Loeffler faced scrutiny over Trump's recent actions, with Senator Ed Markey claiming they were illegal, to which she strongly defended the president's decisions. The hearings highlighted both the contentious atmosphere and personal narratives of the nominees.
Fox News: Scoop: Key GOP senator who hesitated on Pete Hegseth pushes Kash Patel for FBI
Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) is set to support President Trump's FBI director nominee, Kash Patel, during his confirmation hearing. Tillis will introduce Patel and has prepared a bingo game for colleagues to highlight expected Democratic criticisms, emphasizing his commitment to accountability.
This support follows Tillis' last-minute backing of Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth, amid allegations against him. Tillis stated he prioritizes thorough due diligence and aims to establish credibility in his decisions.
Fox News: USDA official fired by Trump admin escorted out of office after 'refusing to comply' with termination: report
Phyllis Fong, former inspector general of the USDA, was terminated and escorted from her office after she refused to comply with her dismissal. She claimed the termination did not meet legal requirements and expressed concerns about the Trump administration's mass firings of government employees.
Since Trump's inauguration, numerous inspectors general across various agencies have been dismissed, raising legal and ethical questions regarding the process and adherence to federal law requiring 30 days' notice to Congress.
GB News: Keir Starmer in heated clash with Tory MP over ‘colossal increase’ in immigration
Tory MP Andrew Rosindell confronted Sir Keir Starmer during PMQs over ONS projections indicating the UK population could reach 72.5 million by 2032, attributing the rise largely to net migration. Rosindell criticized the figures as "unsustainable" and questioned government actions.
Starmer responded by highlighting that net migration increased significantly under the previous government, suggesting Rosindell's party should take responsibility. He assured that the current government aims to reduce these numbers, with projections showing an average net migration of 340,000 per year from mid-2028.
Fox News: CHRISTOPHER RUFO: The Trump coalition is forming. Who should be in it?
President Trump is forming a new coalition for his second term, emphasizing the importance of selecting members who are committed and action-oriented. Key groups include the Tech Right, led by figures like Elon Musk, and dissident Democrats like Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who share a sense of mission.
Conversely, Trump should reject "principled conservatives" and "reasonable centrists," who lack commitment and often impede progress. The focus should be on fostering a coalition that maximizes political potential and drives effective governance.
Fox News: Senate advances Trump’s pick to lead the US Interior, Doug Burgum
The Senate has advanced Doug Burgum's nomination as Secretary of the Interior, emphasizing national security and economic energy production as his key priorities. Burgum, a former North Dakota governor, stated that restricting U.S. energy production only shifts it to countries with less environmental concern.
During his confirmation hearing, Burgum addressed questions about potential oil drilling in national parks and the future of electric vehicle credits under the Trump administration. He affirmed his commitment to following the law and supporting market-driven energy policies.
#society
The Imaginative Conservative: Unsung Heroines of the Early Church
The early Church is marked by many holy women whose contributions are often overlooked. Saints like Callinica, Basilissa, Macrina, Marcella, and Fabiola exemplified charity, scholarship, and devotion, facing persecution and martyrdom for their faith. Their lives inspire modern believers, even if their names are not widely recognized.
While saints such as Felicity and Perpetua are commonly celebrated, these lesser-known figures played crucial roles in the development of Christian thought and community. Their commitment to God and service to others remains a testament to their enduring legacy within the Church.
Breitbart: 18-Year-Old Eagles Fan Dies After Falling from Light Pole During Celebration
An 18-year-old Eagles fan, Tyle Sabapathy, died after falling from a light pole during celebrations for the NFC Championship Game. He was a Temple University student and accomplished gymnast, known for his dedication to injury prevention.
His death, described as tragic by the university, followed another incident where a driver injured three pedestrians near Lincoln Financial Field. Fortunately, those victims did not sustain life-threatening injuries.
The Imaginative Conservative: Making Sense Out of Our Childless & Childish Age
Many nations are experiencing a demographic winter with declining birth rates and aging populations. Despite financial incentives, young people increasingly choose to remain childless, driven by a culture of self-absorption and shallow emotional pursuits rather than profound commitments.
This existential crisis is linked to a lack of meaning and purpose in life, exacerbated by broken families and a secular society. To counteract the population decline, a focus on deeper moral and religious values is necessary.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Meeting Netanyahu, Trump envoy Witkoff said to push for full implementation of truce
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with US envoy Steve Witkoff to discuss the hostage release-ceasefire deal and the controversial proposal of relocating Gaza's population to Jordan and Egypt. Witkoff emphasized the US commitment to mediating the deal's completion, despite political hurdles from Netanyahu's coalition.
Both Egypt and Jordan oppose the relocation idea, fearing it could lead to permanent displacement of Palestinians. Witkoff's visit included discussions with Palestinian officials, indicating the Trump administration's intent to integrate Palestinian concerns into broader normalization efforts with Israel and Saudi Arabia.
#economy
Breitbart: Fed Leaves Rates Unchanged
The Federal Reserve has decided to keep interest rates unchanged, citing solid economic activity and a stable unemployment rate. Inflation remains elevated, and officials view the risks of inflation and labor market softness as balanced.
Following a series of rate cuts last year, the Fed is pausing to evaluate economic conditions, while also considering the potential impact of President Trump's policies on inflation expectations. Market projections now indicate expectations for only one rate cut this year.
#crime
Breitbart: New York Women Charged with Sex Trafficking in Case of Missing 14-Year-Old Girl
Two women from Long Island, Jacquelyn Comiskey and Elizabeth Hunter, have been charged with sex trafficking involving a missing 14-year-old girl. Prosecutors allege they exploited the girl to obtain drugs and money from men, leading to multiple arrests in the case.
Hunter is accused of taking explicit photographs of the teen to advertise her for sex, while Comiskey allegedly traded the girl for crack cocaine. Both women remain in custody with bail set at $750,000 cash or $1.5 million bond.
#sports
Breitbart: WATCH: Basketbrawl: Dozens of Fans Duke it Out in the Stands During VCU-St. Louis Game
A brawl broke out among fans during the final moments of the VCU vs. St. Louis basketball game, requiring multiple security officers to intervene. The fight, reminiscent of a saloon brawl, delayed the game for over 10 minutes while players and fans looked on in shock.
Despite St. Louis winning the game, the chaotic scene is likely to overshadow the final score.