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#illegals
Forbes: Everything To Know About Trump’s ‘Mass Deportation’ Plans: New ICE Facilities Slated For Guantánamo, Colorado
President Trump announced plans to construct a facility at Guantánamo Bay to accommodate deported migrants as part of what he claims will be the largest deportation operation in U.S. history. The operation has already seen significant arrests, with ICE instructed to ramp up daily apprehensions.
Cities with sanctuary policies are expected to be primary targets for these mass deportations. Local officials are responding with a mix of strategies, from softening rhetoric to pledging protection for migrants, amidst concerns over the implications for U.S. citizens caught in the raids.
#politics
The Economist: The French government’s survival is now in Socialist hands
The French Socialist Party, once a significant political force, has seen a dramatic decline, becoming nearly irrelevant in recent years. Its presidential candidate in 2022 garnered less than 2% of the vote, and the party is now overshadowed by the hard left, led by Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
As the political landscape shifts, moderates within the Socialist Party are attempting to reclaim influence and distance themselves from radical elements. This change comes in the wake of the previous government's collapse, signaling a potential rebirth for the party.
Fox News: Anti-Trump FBI agent responsible for opening Jack Smith elector case against president: Whistleblower
Whistleblower disclosures reveal that FBI Assistant Special Agent Timothy Thibault allegedly violated protocol in opening the investigation into Donald Trump related to the 2020 election. The investigation, known as "Arctic Frost," began on April 13, 2022, and involved significant internal communications suggesting political bias.
Senators Chuck Grassley and Ron Johnson shared emails indicating that Thibault improperly included Trump as a subject in the investigation without authorization. Concerns have been raised about the influence of partisan entities on the investigation's initiation and its connection to Special Counsel Jack Smith's subsequent actions.
#society
Forbes: From Sydney Sweeney To Barry Keoghan—These Super Bowl Commercials Will Have The Biggest Stars
This year's Super Bowl will feature a lineup of celebrity-studded commercials, with brands like Squarespace, Uber Eats, and Bud Light revealing their high-profile ads. Notable appearances include Barry Keoghan, Tom Brady, and Shania Twain, among others.
Commercial slots sold out in August, with prices reaching up to $8 million for a 30-second spot. The event is expected to draw significant viewership, continuing the trend of high-stakes advertising during the Super Bowl.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Furious over ‘shocking scenes’ of hostage handover, Israel delays release of prisoners
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the chaotic scenes during the recent handover of Israeli and Thai hostages to the Red Cross, asserting that such incidents highlight the brutality of Hamas. He delayed the release of Palestinian prisoners until mediators can ensure the safety of future hostages.
Netanyahu's office confirmed that guarantees for safe passage in subsequent releases have been secured. The disarray during the handover, which involved angry crowds and delays, drew criticism from President Isaac Herzog and raised concerns about the handling of hostage situations by the International Committee of the Red Cross.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Jan. 30: Day 482 – Hamas theatrics and utter bedlam as 8 hostages freed
Eight hostages, including three Israelis and five Thais, were returned to Israel from Gaza after being taken by Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad on October 7, 2023. The releases occurred amid chaotic scenes in Khan Younis, with two Israeli civilians freed alongside the Thai nationals.
The situation in northern Gaza is evolving, as the IDF permits residents to return. Future hostage releases are anticipated, with discussions ongoing about the next group. The episode also covers developments along Israel's northern borders with Lebanon and Syria.
#economy
Forbes: Tesla Stock ‘Somehow’ Rises Despite Big Earnings Miss—As Musk Predicts It Will Be World’s Biggest Company
Tesla shares experienced volatility following a disappointing Q4 earnings report, which showed a 23% decline in net income year-over-year. Despite falling short of sales and earnings expectations, CEO Elon Musk's optimistic outlook and production plans for future vehicles, including a driverless taxi, drove investor interest.
Analysts expressed confusion over the stock's rebound, noting it seemed disconnected from the company's financial performance. Tesla's market capitalization remains high, with Musk suggesting a potential for the company to become the most valuable globally.
#military
Fox News: Black Hawk chopper unit was on annual proficiency training flight, Hegseth says
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth confirmed that a collision between an American Airlines plane and an Army helicopter near Reagan National Airport resulted in the loss of all 67 individuals aboard. The incident occurred during a routine training flight for the helicopter crew.
Authorities have transitioned from a rescue to a recovery operation, with nearly 30 bodies recovered so far. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy emphasized that the collision, which happened under standard conditions, could have been prevented.
#religion
The Telegraph: Italian priest excommunicated for saying Francis is ‘not the Pope’
An Italian priest, Father Natale Santonocito, has been excommunicated for claiming that Pope Francis is not the legitimate pope. Following an internal investigation, he has been barred from performing sacraments and church activities but continues to express his views on social media.
In a recent YouTube video, Santonocito reiterated his belief that Pope Francis is an "antipope," asserting that Benedict XVI never truly renounced the papacy. His stance has sparked controversy among the faithful.
#education
Liberty Nation News: Texas Ready to Embrace K-12 Vouchers? - Liberty Nation News
The Texas Senate has proposed a $1 billion school vouchers program, Senate Bill 2 (SB2), which would provide up to $10,000 in scholarships for children enrolling in private schools. Proponents argue it enhances school choice and competition, while critics worry it may undermine public school funding.
A recent survey indicates strong support among Texans for school choice initiatives. However, the proposal faces opposition within the GOP and from Democrats, who argue it could harm public education. Lawmakers are divided, and the future of SB2 remains uncertain amid ongoing debates.
#technology
Fox News: How to organize, protect and streamline your inbox with an email alias
Email aliases can help manage and declutter your inbox by organizing messages based on their purpose. Users can create specific aliases for shopping, newsletters, or work, and set up filters to automatically sort emails. If an alias attracts spam, it can be disabled without affecting the main email.
Different platforms like Gmail, Outlook, and iCloud offer various methods to create aliases, each with its own limitations. Gmail uses "+" addressing and dot tricks, while Outlook allows linked aliases and iCloud permits up to three aliases. These strategies enhance email organization and privacy.
#other
GB News: Rosebank and Jackdaw oilfield: Plans to drill UK's largest untapped oilfield THWARTED as green campaigners celebrate historic win
A judge has ruled against the approval of two new North Sea oil and gas fields, siding with environmental groups Greenpeace and Uplift. The Court of Session in Edinburgh deemed the consent for the Rosebank and Jackdaw fields unlawful, stating that climate concerns outweigh developer interests.
Greenpeace hailed the decision as a significant victory for climate activism, emphasizing the need for projects to consider their environmental impact. Industry representatives stress the importance of these developments for UK energy security and economic growth, urging swift government action for new consents.