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#illegals
Fox News: ‘The View’s’ Ana Navarro singles out Trump-voting ethnic groups for blame as deportations begin
Ana Navarro, co-host of "The View," expressed anger towards voters who supported President Trump in the 2024 election, blaming them for the ongoing mass deportations in the U.S. She specifically criticized Venezuelan and Cuban voters in Miami for their "buyer's remorse" over their choice.
Navarro described Trump as a "heartless liar" and stated that those who voted for him must now face the consequences of their decision, as deportations have increased under his administration. She highlighted the impact of these policies on immigrant communities, particularly those who believed they would be protected.
Fox News: Since taking office, what are the legal challenges launched against the Trump admin?
Since taking office, President Trump has faced numerous lawsuits challenging his policies, including an executive order to end birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants, which critics argue is unconstitutional. Legal actions have been initiated by the ACLU and multiple Democrat-led states, asserting that the president lacks authority to alter constitutional rights.
Additionally, Trump’s mass deportation policies and an executive order ending federal diversity, equity, and inclusion programs have prompted lawsuits from various advocacy groups and state attorneys general. A recent directive to freeze federal funding aimed at combating "wokeness" has also faced legal challenges, with a federal judge temporarily blocking its implementation.
#politics
Breitbart: Watch Live: Karoline Leavitt Holds White House Press Briefing
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt held her first briefing, emphasizing the Trump administration's dedication to the First Amendment and new media inclusion. Donald Trump also made a notable return to the briefing room to discuss a tragic airliner and Army helicopter crash.
CNSNews: Rep. Hakeem Jeffries Attacks Trump Agenda by Threatening ‘to Fight It in the Streets’
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) warned of potential violence, stating that Democrats opposed to MAGA initiatives would take the fight "into the streets." His comments were made during a press event condemning tax cuts linked to the MAGA agenda.
The remarks drew significant backlash on social media, prompting the White House to question whether Jeffries would apologize for his "sick call for violence." This statement follows similar rhetoric from Jeffries and other Democrats.
Breitbart: NBA Analyst Austin Carr Calls for Trump's Impeachment in Bizarre Social Media Post
Cleveland Cavaliers analyst Austin Carr celebrated the team's All-Star Game selection but unexpectedly included a call to impeach Donald Trump in his post. He later claimed the hashtag was mistakenly added, suggesting a possible auto-fill error on his phone.
This incident has raised questions about whether Carr has a separate account for political commentary, as the anti-Trump hashtag seems out of place given his usual content.
Fox News: Dems dismiss calls for apology after Jeffries vows 'fight' against Trump agenda 'in the streets'
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has faced backlash for urging people to "fight" against President Trump's agenda "in the streets." The White House has demanded an apology, claiming his comments incite violence, while Jeffries’ spokesperson defended them as promoting nonviolent protest.
Republicans, including House Majority Whip Tom Emmer and Senate Republican Conference Chairman Tom Cotton, have called Jeffries' remarks "deranged" and inflammatory. Meanwhile, many Democratic lawmakers have not publicly commented on the situation.
Breitbart: Dr. Aaron Kheriaty: 'Shrill' Adversarial Senators at RFK Jr. Hearing Didn't Have Much Except 'Baby Onesies'
Dr. Aaron Kheriaty defended Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during a Senate hearing, criticizing the "shrill" nature of questions from opposing senators, particularly Sen. Bernie Sanders. Kheriaty praised Kennedy's calm demeanor and depth of knowledge on public health issues.
He highlighted Kennedy's thorough research habits, noting his attention to detail and evidence-based approach. Kheriaty suggested that the adversarial senators failed to present substantial arguments, warning that not confirming Kennedy could be politically detrimental given his popularity.
The Western Journal: Hakeem Jeffries Calls for Violence to Fight Trump, Using Coded Language to Protect Himself
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has sparked controversy by stating that Democrats will "fight" President Trump's agenda "in the streets," alongside legal and legislative efforts. Critics accuse him of inciting violence and label his rhetoric as irresponsible.
This statement comes amid declining approval ratings for Democrats, leading some to suggest that such extreme language reflects desperation within the party. Jeffries' remarks are seen as part of a broader strategy that may disregard the safety and welfare of American citizens in pursuit of political power.
#society
Breitbart: Japan Struggles to Rescue Truck Driver from Sinkhole
Rescue efforts continue in Japan's Saitama Prefecture for a truck driver trapped in a large sinkhole since Tuesday. The sinkhole, over 30 feet wide and 15 feet deep, was caused by a ruptured sewage pipe, complicating rescue due to mudslides and fears of further collapses.
Local officials have evacuated 200 homes and warned residents to conserve water due to contamination risks. The incident highlights concerns over aging infrastructure, prompting the government to investigate potential pipeline issues nationwide.
The Western Journal: JD Vance Lays Out One Simple Christian Idea That Could Save America
Vice President J.D. Vance emphasized the importance of the "ordo amoris," a Christian concept prioritizing love and service to family, community, and fellow citizens before extending it globally. He criticized the far left for allegedly reversing this principle, arguing that the government should focus on its own citizens first.
Vance's comments sparked debate, with some accusing him of promoting a tribal mindset. He defended the idea that moral obligations should have a hierarchy, asserting that prioritizing one's family and community is both common sense and a reflection of Christian values.
GB News: Scotland told to 'learn from success' of Welsh 20mph speed limit rollout ahead of major law changes
The Scottish Government is urged to adopt a 20mph speed limit model similar to Wales, where such limits have reportedly led to a reduction of 100 deaths and serious injuries in the first year. The Scottish Greens advocate for this approach as Scotland prepares to implement its own limits by 2025.
MSP Mark Ruskell emphasizes the importance of road safety and the positive impact of lower speed limits, citing adequate funding in the Scottish Budget for wider implementation. Meanwhile, Cornwall also plans to expand its 20mph zones following successful pilot results, despite some local challenges.
The Western Journal: Trump Sends Ultimatum to Federal Employees Who Have Pronouns in Their Email Signature
The Trump administration has mandated that federal employees remove pronouns from their email signatures by 5 p.m. Friday, as part of a broader effort to eliminate what it calls discriminatory diversity programs. This directive follows an executive order targeting policies related to gender identity and medical interventions for minors.
The order asserts that the administration will not support or fund gender transition procedures for children, citing concerns about the long-term consequences of such actions. It emphasizes a commitment to revising federal employment practices to align with these new policies.
Forbes: California Wildfire Updates: Hughes Fire 100% Contained As Palisades, Eaton Fires Near Full Containment
Two active fires in Los Angeles are nearing full containment, with the Hughes Fire completely contained as of Thursday night. The Palisades Fire is reported at 98% containment, and the Eaton Fire at 99%. The fires have caused significant damage, with costs to the city reaching at least $385 million.
Health officials have closed several miles of beach due to toxic runoff from the fires. Despite recent rain providing temporary relief, experts warn that more precipitation could lead to flash flooding and mudslides in burn areas. The overall situation remains critical as recovery efforts continue.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Iran ‘building nuclear missiles with 3,000km range at sites disguised as satellite launch bases’
Iran is reportedly advancing its nuclear missile program with designs from North Korea, aiming for a range of 3,000km. The National Council of Resistance of Iran claims that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is using disguised satellite launch sites for rapid nuclear warhead production.
These facilities are managed by the Organisation for Advanced Defence Research, which oversees Iran's nuclear weapons development.
#economy
Le Monde: Trump White House confirms Canada, Mexico and China tariffs to enter into force on Saturday
President Trump plans to impose tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China starting February 1, citing the need for these nations to address illegal immigration and fentanyl trafficking. He is set to implement 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico and a potential 10% increase on Chinese goods.
Both Canada and Mexico have expressed readiness to respond, with Canada promising financial support for affected workers and businesses. China has rejected claims of its involvement in the fentanyl trade and warned that a trade war would yield no winners.
#health
Fox News: Michigan boy, 5, killed in hyperbaric oxygen chamber explosion, officials say
A 5-year-old boy died after a hyperbaric chamber exploded at The Oxford Center in Troy, Michigan. The incident occurred early Friday, resulting in a fire that did not spread beyond the chamber. The boy's mother sustained arm injuries.
The cause of the explosion is under investigation, with officials noting such incidents are rare. Hyperbaric chambers, which contain 100% oxygen, can be highly combustible. The facility has stated it prioritizes safety and will cooperate with the investigation.