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#illegals
Fox News: Chicago mayor lambasts Trump, claims US being run like 'had the Confederacy won'
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson criticized President Trump, asserting that the current administration reflects a government reminiscent of the Confederacy. He rejected intimidation tactics and emphasized the need for a discussion on undocumented individuals, linking it to historical injustices.
Johnson's remarks come amid House Republicans' calls for sanctuary city mayors to testify about their policies' impact on public safety. He reaffirmed his opposition to Trump's immigration reforms, which aim to remove dangerous illegal immigrants.
#politics
The Epoch Times: 5 Takeaways From Kash Patel’s Senate Hearing for FBI Director
Kash Patel faced intense scrutiny during his Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearing for FBI director. He assured senators he would not engage in political retribution or maintain an "enemies list," while emphasizing his commitment to depoliticizing the FBI and addressing law enforcement's weaponization.
Patel also pledged to investigate child sex trafficking linked to Jeffrey Epstein and discussed the handling of illegal immigrants on terror watch lists. He condemned violence against law enforcement and distanced himself from Trump's pardons related to the January 6 Capitol breach.
Fox News: Trump VA pick Doug Collins advances to full Senate vote
Doug Collins, nominated by President Trump to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs, passed a Senate cloture vote with 83-13 support. He is expected to secure confirmation easily, facing minimal opposition, primarily from Democratic Sen. Mazie Hirono.
As a former congressman and Air Force Reserve chaplain, Collins will address significant challenges within the VA, including long wait times, access to care, and mental health support issues that have persisted across administrations.
The Western Journal: Watch: Adam Schiff Becomes Agitated When Kash Patel Refuses to Play Along with His Confirmation Hearing Stunt
During a Senate confirmation hearing, Kash Patel, nominee for FBI Director, resisted Democratic Senator Adam Schiff's attempts to challenge him about a song he promoted, "Justice for All," associated with individuals charged in the January 6 protests. Patel maintained that he raised funds for families in need and did not profit from the song.
Schiff, visibly agitated, pressed Patel to acknowledge the implications of his actions on law enforcement. Patel remained composed, asserting his support for the Capitol Police and refusing to engage in Schiff's provocations. His background includes significant roles in national security and intelligence during the Trump administration.
The Western Journal: RFK Jr. Gets Great Confirmation News After His Hearing Draws to a Close
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s confirmation as Secretary of Health and Human Services remains uncertain, but he received positive feedback from Sen. Susan Collins, a key swing vote. However, he still faces skepticism from some GOP senators, particularly regarding his views on vaccines.
Sen. Bill Cassidy, who chairs the committee, has expressed concerns about Kennedy's stance on vaccine safety and could potentially block the nomination with a negative vote. Kennedy's political background complicates his candidacy, as he faces distrust from conservatives and criticism from liberals.
Fox News: Adam Schiff was an 'embarrassment' during Kash Patel hearing, ex-lawmaker says: 'Clearly has an ax to grind'
Kash Patel faced intense scrutiny during his confirmation hearing to lead the FBI, particularly from Senator Adam Schiff, who accused him of associating with individuals involved in the January 6 Capitol riots. Former Congressman Devin Nunes criticized Schiff's behavior, calling it an "embarrassment" and suggesting that Schiff has a personal vendetta against Patel.
The exchange highlighted deep partisan divides, with Patel defending his record against what he termed "grotesque" attacks. Nunes predicted that Schiff's tactics would ultimately backfire, leading to frustration among his Democratic colleagues in the Senate.
#society
Front Page Magazine: A Day in the Life of a Christian - Under Pakistan's Blasphemy Laws
Pakistan's blasphemy laws, which can impose the death penalty, are often misused to settle personal disputes and disproportionately target Christians. Allegations can lead to mob violence, with numerous incidents of churches being attacked and individuals killed or imprisoned based on false accusations.
The laws have been expanded, increasing penalties and encouraging vigilante justice against suspected blasphemers. Reports indicate a rise in organized groups exploiting these laws for personal gain, leading to widespread fear and violence against Christians. The situation remains dire, with many victims remaining unprotected and unpunished.
Times Of Israel: Iraqi man who burned Qurans in Sweden shot dead during livestream
Salwan Momika, an Iraqi man known for Quran burnings in Sweden, was shot dead near Stockholm while live-streaming. His actions sparked international outrage and violence in several Muslim countries. Five suspects have been arrested in connection with the murder.
Momika, a Catholic Christian who came to Sweden in 2018, had faced legal issues for his protests against Islam. He was awaiting a verdict in a trial for incitement to hatred at the time of his death. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities exploring potential foreign connections.
GB News: Couple ordered to pay more than £27k to 'nightmare' neighbour after chopping down hedge to make flowerbed bigger
A Surrey couple, Tersia and Stiaan Van Zyl, lost their High Court appeal over a £27,000 garden boundary dispute after removing a shared holly hedge without permission to expand their flowerbed. The court ruled they acted unilaterally and spitefully, ordering them to pay £2,200 in damages and £25,000 in legal costs to their neighbor, Peter Walker-Smith.
The couple claimed the hedge was on their property, but the court found otherwise, emphasizing that the lease plan they relied on was not definitive. Walker-Smith described the situation as a "nightmare," stating he had previously requested they not remove the hedge.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: Roseanne and Right-Wing Rapper Unite to Taunt the Libs
Right-wing rapper Tom MacDonald and former liberal Roseanne Barr have released a music video titled "Daddy's Home," celebrating Donald Trump's presidency. The video features provocative lyrics that mock progressives and express a sense of victory for the right.
Barr, known for her controversial past, claims to be a "loose cannon" and criticizes Hollywood for being out of touch with American values. She is reportedly working on a new TV project that reflects her life and includes "offensive ideas."
#crime
The Western Journal: Mom Found Dead, Two Young Daughters Recovered After Amber Alert Issued
A mother, Madeline Rose Cuevas, was found dead in Hanford, California, with her two young daughters missing. The children's father, Jonathan Alexis Maldonado-Cruz, was identified as the suspect and believed to have fled to Mexico.
The girls, aged 2 and 3, were later recovered safely, and Maldonado-Cruz was taken into custody. The investigation followed an Amber Alert issued after the discovery of Cuevas's body.