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31 Jan 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Steve Soboroff: Half of Labor Force for Rebuilding L.A. Could be Deported by Trump
Los Angeles Chief Recovery Officer Steve Soboroff warned that up to half of the laborers needed for reconstruction in fire-damaged areas could face deportation. He emphasized the high costs of rebuilding and the need for labor, suggesting recruitment from across the country.
Soboroff's claims about the construction workforce's illegal status are contested, with estimates ranging from 13% to 23%. He aims to collaborate with the Trump administration on the recovery, which will involve extensive cleanup and construction efforts over several years.
#politics
The Federalist: 'Anti-Trump FBI Agent' Broke Protocol To Spearhead Lawfare
Whistleblower records allege that former FBI agent Timothy Thibault improperly initiated the investigation into Donald Trump regarding the 2020 election. Thibault, who had previously faced backlash for anti-Trump statements, reportedly acted without authorization, leading to a broader investigation by the Justice Department.
Senators Chuck Grassley and Ron Johnson claim Thibault and Richard Pilger collaborated to advance a politically motivated inquiry against Trump, undermining the integrity of the FBI's operations. Grassley has called for transparency regarding the origins of this investigation.
Breitbart: Trump Warns Canada, Mexico: Trade Tariffs Coming Saturday, Oil Could Be Next
President Trump announced a 25 percent tariff on goods from Canada and Mexico, effective in 48 hours, with potential inclusion of oil in the tax. He emphasized that the tariffs aim to combat illegal immigration and drug smuggling, particularly fentanyl.
Trump also indicated plans for new tariffs on China, citing the country's role in fentanyl trafficking as a reason for additional import taxes. He dismissed concerns about the tariffs negatively affecting the U.S. economy, asserting that the country can meet its own needs.
#society
The Western Journal: Fact Check: Yes, Obama and Biden Had FAA Hire People with Intellectual, Psychiatric, Severe Physical Disabilities
The recent collision between American Airlines Flight 5342 and a U.S. Army helicopter has raised concerns about air traffic control hiring practices. Critics point to the FAA's history of prioritizing diversity and inclusion over merit, which has led to a shortage of qualified air traffic controllers and potential safety risks.
The Biden administration has faced lawsuits over discriminatory hiring practices, while the Trump administration aimed to reverse these policies in favor of merit-based hiring. As investigations into the crash unfold, the implications of these hiring practices on safety are under scrutiny.
#war
The Telegraph: ‘My instructors said I couldn’t handle the work – but women make better de-miners’
Ukraine faces a severe threat from landmines, with nearly a third of the country contaminated. The ongoing conflict exacerbates the danger, particularly for vulnerable communities.
Two Ukrainian women, Victoria Vdovichuk and Olga Savchenko, are leading efforts to educate people about explosive ordnance safety, focusing on displaced individuals who may be unfamiliar with their new surroundings. Their work is critical as thousands have already been injured.
#economy
Forbes: Inflation Stayed At 2.8% In December, Per Fed’s Preferred Metric—‘Further Progress’ Needed For Rate Cuts
Topline inflation remains above the Federal Reserve's 2% target, with the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) index rising 2.6% in December. This marks the 46th consecutive month above 2.5%, prompting the Fed to maintain interest rates amid limited inflation progress.
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell emphasized the goal of returning to sustainable 2% inflation, projecting slow progress over the coming years. Current forecasts suggest core PCE inflation could reach 2.5% by the end of 2025.
#culture
Breitbart: Pop Star Pink Shouts Out 'Every Other Gender that Absolutely Exists' at FireAid Benefit Concert
At the FireAid benefit concert, pop singer Pink made headlines with her inclusive shout out to "every other gender that absolutely exists," following her performance. While some applauded her statement, others criticized it as inappropriate given the concert's charitable focus.
Despite Pink's comments, the event largely maintained a political tone, with artists like Green Day and Lady Gaga concentrating on supporting victims of the Los Angeles wildfires.
Le Monde: Olympic balloon to return to Paris every summer up to LA Games
President Emmanuel Macron announced that the flame-free Olympic balloon, a symbol of the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, will return to the city annually until the 2028 Games in Los Angeles. This decision aims to keep the spirit of the successful Paris Olympics alive.
The Federalist: Why Is Bezos Still Banning The Book That Exposed Trans Insanity?
Amazon continues to ban Ryan Anderson's book, "When Harry Became Sally," despite claims from Big Tech of a shift toward less censorship of conservative views. The book critiques gender ideology, which has faced increasing scrutiny as societal norms evolve.
Restoring Anderson's book would signal a commitment to free speech and a balanced cultural debate. As discussions around gender and identity intensify, it's crucial for platforms like Amazon to uphold diverse perspectives rather than yield to activist pressures.
#health
Fox News: Drinking dairy-free milk can raise depression risk, says study, as doctor disagrees
A recent UK Biobank study suggests that consuming dairy-free milk alternatives may be linked to a higher risk of depression. It found that those who drank full cream milk had a lower risk of depression compared to those who opted for non-dairy options.
However, experts point out potential flaws in the study, noting that when calorie intake was considered, the increased risk disappeared. They also highlighted that participants consuming plant-based milks often had lower body mass indices, which could indicate underlying eating disorders. Nutritionists advise maintaining a balanced diet to support mental health.
#crime
Forbes: New Details In Diddy Indictment: Here Is The Latest On Sean Combs’ Federal Case
Sean "Diddy" Combs faces a superseding indictment alleging a two-decade racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking involving at least three women, which he denies. The indictment includes claims of coercion and violence against victims, alongside accusations of witness tampering.
Combs' legal team argues that evidence will show the alleged sexual activities were consensual and disputes the charges as part of a broader campaign against him. He remains in custody as his trial is set for May, with his lawyers seeking bail under strict conditions.
GB News: 'Absolutely outrageous!' Ellie Costello grills policing minister on 'what can be done' to tackle soaring retail crime
GB News presenter Ellie Costello confronted Labour policing minister Dame Diana Johnson regarding the alarming rise in retail crime, highlighting 2,000 daily shoplifting incidents and a 50% increase in violence against shop workers. New figures indicate shoplifting has reached its highest level since 2003, with nearly half a million offences reported in England and Wales.
Johnson acknowledged the unacceptably high crime rates and emphasized the need for increased police presence and new legislation to address assaults on retail workers. She proposed eliminating the £200 threshold for theft, asserting that all theft should have consequences, especially as organized crime increasingly targets retailers.
Le Monde: French detainee escapes during museum outing
A 28-year-old French detainee escaped during a museum visit, running off at the busy Gare du Nord station. The prosecutor's office had opposed his outing, and he was supposed to be returning to a detention center when he fled. He remains at large.