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#illegals
Fox News: DeSantis signals veto of immigration bill passed by Florida GOP lawmakers: 'Fails to meet the moment'
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis indicated he may veto a Republican-sponsored immigration bill, claiming it undermines enforcement efforts. He criticized the bill for not fulfilling promises to voters and for being a weak approach to illegal immigration.
DeSantis emphasized the need for robust legislation to ensure effective removal of illegal immigrants, particularly those with criminal records. This comes amid tensions with state lawmakers who passed the bill during a special session.
#politics
Le Monde: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. struggles to answer questions on Medicare and Medicaid at confirmation hearing
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced a challenging confirmation hearing for the role of Secretary of Health and Human Services, struggling to address key issues like Medicare and Medicaid. While he received some support from Republicans, many Democrats criticized his past anti-vaccine statements and questioned his understanding of health care programs.
Kennedy's responses on abortion and vaccine safety were contentious, with Democrats expressing concerns over his potential influence on public health policy. Despite Republican backing, his confirmation remains uncertain due to opposition from some conservatives and the need for strong GOP support.
#society
Times Of Israel: Elation turns to despair as Gazans return to uninhabitable homes in Strip’s north
Thousands of Palestinian families returning to northern Gaza amid a ceasefire are facing severe hardships. Homes are destroyed, and basic necessities like water and electricity are scarce, forcing families to live in makeshift tents. Many have expressed despair over the dire conditions.
The return was a key demand from Hamas in the ceasefire negotiations following a prolonged conflict. While some displaced individuals have returned, the destruction is overwhelming, leading many to reconsider their return. Aid delivery has been slow, raising concerns about the ongoing truce.
Times Of Israel: US student protesters target Israeli veterans wounded on October 7
IDF veterans Saar Arie and Maya Desiatnik faced protests at Ohio State University during their lecture tour in the U.S. organized by Belev Echad. The demonstration, led by Students for Justice in Palestine, labeled the soldiers as "war criminals" and protested their presence on campus.
Despite the initial fear, the veterans proceeded with their lecture, which drew a larger audience than expected due to the protest. Desiatnik shared her harrowing experience during the Hamas attack, while the protesters' chants were audible throughout the event. The incident highlighted the ongoing tensions surrounding the Israel-Palestine conflict on college campuses.
Forbes: California Wildfire Updates: Palisades, Eaton Fires Over 95% Contained
Three major wildfires in Los Angeles are nearing full containment, aided by recent rainfall. The Palisades Fire is at 96% containment, while the Eaton Fire is at 99%. Over 12,000 structures have been damaged, and public health officials have closed nearby beaches due to toxic runoff.
The wildfires have caused significant destruction, with preliminary costs to the city estimated at $385 million. President Trump has suggested changes to federal disaster funding, while local officials continue to address the aftermath and investigate related crimes.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: DR Congo president says army mounting 'vigorous' response to M23 advance
DR Congo President Felix Tshisekedi announced a "vigorous" military response to the advance of Rwanda-backed M23 fighters, who have captured territory in South Kivu and threatened further escalation. He criticized the international community for its inaction amid the worsening security situation.
Tshisekedi's remarks come as the M23's actions raise concerns over a potential humanitarian crisis and calls for urgent crisis talks. The situation highlights the ongoing conflict in the region and the need for international attention and intervention.
#health
Breitbart: RFK Jr: Democrats Who 'Used to Be My Friends' Only Oppose Me Because of Trump
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticized Democrats who have distanced themselves from him since his nomination by Donald Trump for HHS secretary. He emphasized the need for bipartisan cooperation and "radical transparency" in public health agencies to restore trust among Americans.
Kennedy highlighted the rising rates of various health issues and argued that these should unite both parties. He expressed confidence in his ability to lead HHS, citing his extensive experience and commitment to addressing corporate influence in health policy.
#sports
GB News: Andy Roddick doesn't hold back after Novak Djokovic booing row at Australian Open - 'Made me feel icky'
Andy Roddick expressed discomfort after witnessing Australian Open fans boo Novak Djokovic when he withdrew from his semi-final match due to injury. Roddick criticized the fans' behavior, emphasizing the need for respect towards a player of Djokovic's caliber, regardless of personal opinions.
Djokovic later shared an MRI scan on social media to address the injury skepticism. He has also withdrawn from Serbia's Davis Cup match against Denmark, leading to comments from the Serbian captain about the team's diminished strength without him.
#other
Le Monde: Three rare and endangered mussel species discovered in the heart of Paris
The Seine River's water quality has improved significantly, benefiting both the environment and the upcoming Olympic Games. Recent studies revealed the presence of three endangered mussel species in central Paris, indicating a positive trend in biodiversity.
These findings were part of a study using environmental DNA techniques to assess species in urban waterways. The discovery of the compressed river mussel, previously thought to be nearly extinct in France, highlights the impact of pollution reduction and habitat preservation efforts.