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#illegals
The Telegraph: The ‘death boat’ to Europe where migrants are bound and beaten with hammers
Mujhait Muhammad recounts a harrowing experience as a migrant on a boat to Europe, where smugglers brutally beat him and others with hammers, leading to multiple deaths among the 80 migrants onboard. Only 22 survived the ordeal, fearing for their lives and thoughts of their families.
The violence and desperation highlight the dangers faced by migrants seeking safer lives, as they endure horrific treatment at the hands of smugglers.
#politics
Fox News: How Trump, AG Bondi can persuade Democrats to abandon lawfare
On his first day back in office, President Trump signed an executive order to combat what he perceives as the Biden administration's weaponization of government against him. This follows the appointment of special counsel Jack Smith to investigate Trump, marking a significant legal precedent.
Critics argue that the Biden administration's actions, including last-minute pardons, indicate a continued commitment to political lawfare. The piece suggests that unless Democrats acknowledge the wrongness of their tactics, similar retaliatory investigations could ensue.
Le Monde: French PM's immigration remarks hand a semantic victory to far right
Prime Minister François Bayrou recently used the term "submersion" to describe immigration in France, suggesting that an overwhelming influx of foreigners can lead to cultural rejection. This statement reflects a growing concern over immigration's impact on national identity.
The far-right Rassemblement National party, typically detached from such rhetoric, inadvertently found itself in a semantic battle as Bayrou's comments echoed themes often exploited by far-right ideologists.
Fox News: MSNBC’s primetime lineup has worst January ever among demographic coveted by advertisers
MSNBC's primetime lineup recorded its lowest January audience ever among adults aged 25-54, averaging just 63,000 viewers, placing it 31st among cable networks. Despite significant news events, it lagged behind competitors like Fox News and CNN, which averaged 353,000 and 118,000 viewers, respectively.
The network's struggles extend beyond primetime, with only 45,000 total day demo viewers compared to Fox's 253,000 and CNN's 80,000. As MSNBC prepares for a spin-off from NBCUniversal, maintaining viewer numbers will be crucial for its advertising revenue.
Fox News: Trump HHS nominee RFK Jr returns to Capitol Hill for round 2 after heated first day of hearings
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced intense scrutiny during his Senate confirmation hearings for Secretary of Health and Human Services, particularly regarding his controversial vaccine views. Despite heated exchanges with Democrats, who criticized his past statements linking vaccines to autism, no Republicans voiced opposition, suggesting a strong chance of confirmation.
Kennedy, who previously ran for president before endorsing Trump, defended his stance on vaccines and expressed support for certain immunizations. He also faced questions about his shifting views on abortion and healthcare reform. With a Republican majority in the Senate, his confirmation appears likely despite ongoing Democratic criticism.
Fox News: Tension builds around Tulsi Gabbard’s confirmation with key GOP Senators undecided
Tulsi Gabbard's nomination for director of national intelligence under President Trump is at risk due to insufficient Republican support in the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. Her confirmation hearing is scheduled for Thursday, but she currently lacks a majority of votes needed to advance.
Gabbard's past positions, including her stance on intelligence gathering and meetings with controversial figures, have raised concerns among GOP senators. Some Trump-aligned senators are reportedly considering waiving committee rules to allow a public vote on her nomination.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: America’s foreign aid pause puts lives at risk
The U.S. foreign aid pause raises concerns over the safety of detainees in Syria's al-Hol camp, which holds thousands linked to the Islamic State. As the situation in Syria worsens following the fall of Bashar al-Assad, fears of potential prison breaks and violence are increasing.
The implications of this aid halt could lead to significant risks both regionally and globally, highlighting the potential consequences of America's foreign policy decisions.
Fox News: Trump’s foreign policy: What to expect from MAGA 2.0
Donald Trump aims to reshape U.S. foreign policy with an America-first approach, focusing on energy independence and peace through strength. He plans to end the Green New Deal, push for affordable energy, and demand greater financial contributions from NATO allies.
Trump's strategy includes negotiating peace deals, reducing U.S. financial support for foreign nations, and securing strategic locations to enhance national security. His administration is positioned to leverage America's strengths while holding adversaries accountable.
#economy
Fox News: Morning Glory: Congressional GOP needs to find new sources of revenue
Congress must find new revenue sources to manage the national debt exceeding $36 trillion while supporting President Trump’s agenda. Suggested measures include taxing retirement savings upon conversion to Roth IRAs, selling federal land and spectrum rights, imposing federal taxes on legalized marijuana and online gambling, and reducing the federal workforce by 10%.
These strategies aim to generate trillions in one-time revenue and ongoing funds without increasing income taxes. Congress is urged to adopt creative solutions to address the growing debt crisis.
#culture
GB News: US stand-up comedian dies aged 28 as law enforcement confirm cause of death after 'untimely passing'
Stand-up comedian Ken Flores, 28, died from cardiac arrest at his Los Angeles home while on his nationwide Butterfly Effect Tour. His family announced the news, requesting privacy as they mourn. Flores had gained popularity on social media and was committed to performing sober during his tour.
Tributes from fellow comedians and venues highlighted his talent and kindness, with many expressing shock at his untimely passing. Flores, originally from Chicago, had a promising career ahead, co-creating opportunities for Latino comedians and performing on platforms like Netflix.
#health
Fox News: MAHA supporter says 'American health is at stake' unless RFK Jr. can bring 'radical transparency' to system
Health company CEO Caroline Carralero supports Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the "Make America Healthy Again" movement, emphasizing his call for "radical transparency" in the health system. She highlights the alarming obesity rates and the need to address root causes of chronic diseases.
Despite controversy over his vaccine stance, Kennedy asserts he is pro-safety and not anti-vaccine. Carralero notes that many mothers, including those who previously voted Democrat, are rallying behind him due to concerns about their children's health.