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4 Jan 2025
#illegals
Liberty Nation News: Open Borders America: Mexico Gives Migrants Panic Button Apps - Liberty Nation News
As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, open borders advocates are responding by developing strategies to counteract his planned mass deportations. Mexico is testing a cellphone app that alerts migrants when detention is imminent, connecting them with consulates for legal aid.
Meanwhile, the Biden administration has been ordered to halt the sale of unused border wall materials, which are intended for Trump's upcoming immigration policies. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton asserts that Biden's actions could be seen as unethical and potentially contemptuous of court orders.
#politics
Liberty Nation News: NY Trump Hush Money Trial Ends With a Wrist-Slap - Liberty Nation News
New York Judge Juan Merchan has denied Donald Trump's request to vacate his "hush money" convictions, scheduling a sentencing for January 10, which is expected to result in an "unconditional discharge" without prison time. The case, involving 34 felony counts of falsifying business records, has drawn accusations of political bias.
As Trump prepares for his second presidential term, the legal challenges he faces may bolster rather than hinder his campaign. The January 10 hearing will likely mark the end of the hush-money case, allowing Trump to focus on national security issues.
#society
Breitbart: Argentina: 'Feminist' Ex-President Accused of Domestic Violence Files to Bring Son Home from Spain
Former Argentine President Alberto Fernández has formally requested to revoke the residency authorization for his two-year-old son, Francisco, who currently resides in Spain with his ex-wife, Fabiola Yáñez. Fernández, indicted for alleged domestic violence against Yáñez, claims the child is not being properly cared for and demands his return to Argentina for safety and paternal contact.
This request follows a public controversy involving Yáñez, who was recently seen celebrating in Madrid, prompting President Javier Milei to question the necessity of state-funded police protection for her. Fernández's complaint highlights concerns about Yáñez's lifestyle and alleged alcohol issues, asserting that the child's well-being is at risk.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Congress Demands Answers from Treasury After Chinese Hacker Attack
Sen. Tim Scott and Rep. French Hill have requested detailed information from Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen regarding a cyberattack on the Treasury Department allegedly linked to Chinese state-sponsored hackers. They expressed concerns about the breach of sensitive federal information and demanded a briefing by January 10.
The attack reportedly compromised several Treasury workstations, allowing hackers to access unclassified documents and security keys from a third-party provider. This incident marks the fourth major breach attributed to Chinese hackers, raising alarms about the security of U.S. government systems.
Times Of Israel: Blinken: After Oct. 7 US threatened to nix Biden visit if aid didn’t go into Gaza
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken revealed he had to pressure Israel to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza after Hamas's October 7 attack. He threatened that President Biden would cancel his planned visit if assistance did not begin, highlighting the intense debate within Israel over aid to Palestinians.
Blinken criticized the global focus on Israel's actions rather than Hamas's role in the conflict, noting that Hamas has consistently obstructed ceasefire agreements. As the Biden administration nears its end, Israel is reportedly considering restricting aid to Gaza further, potentially worsening the humanitarian crisis.
#economy
GB News: Labour unveils tougher emission rules with drivers of certain vehicle-types warned of car tax hikes
Drivers of plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) will face stricter emissions testing starting this year, potentially leading to higher company car tax rates. Under the new regime, vehicles emitting over 50g/km of CO2 will see a minimum benefit-in-kind (BiK) rate of 15%, up from the current five per cent for qualifying vehicles.
These changes, part of the Euro 6e-bis standard, will require manufacturers to re-approve their PHEV models by the end of 2025. The updated testing process aims to provide a more accurate assessment of real-world emissions, with many PHEVs likely to report higher CO2 emissions than before.
#health
Fox News: Gym owner bans new members in January, has reasons for 'unconventional' actions
A gym owner in England, Clayton Leah, has decided to halt new memberships in January to protect existing members from the typical influx of short-term joiners motivated by New Year's resolutions. He believes this approach prioritizes the experience of long-time members and aims to encourage year-round commitment to fitness.
Leah noted that the response from current members has been overwhelmingly positive, with some inquiries from potential new members expressing disappointment. He hopes to reopen memberships in February, emphasizing the importance of sustainable fitness habits over seasonal trends.
#crime
Fox News: Gutsy woman, 71, fends off violent attack by 4 teen girls on blue city subway
A 71-year-old woman, Linda Rosa, bravely fought off four teenage muggers on a New York City subway while on her way to church. Despite being punched and stomped on, she resisted their attempts to steal her belongings, ultimately forcing the teens to flee.
Rosa sustained minor injuries but expressed gratitude that the assailants were unarmed. She highlighted the increasing danger for seniors in the subway system, emphasizing that such attacks could happen to anyone.
Breitbart: FBI Declines to Address Agent's False Claim that New Orleans Attack Was Not Terrorism
The FBI faces scrutiny over Assistant Special Agent in Charge Alethea Duncan's statement that the New Year's truck attack in New Orleans was "not a terrorist event," despite evidence including an ISIS flag. Her remarks were contradicted by the FBI's later acknowledgment of the attack as terrorism.
Repeated inquiries about potential disciplinary action against Duncan have gone unanswered, raising concerns about accountability within the agency. Critics have also highlighted perceived distractions within the bureau, such as DEI initiatives, while Duncan's appearance has drawn attention for violating FBI dress code.
#other
Breitbart: Michigan to Clear 420 Acres of Trees for Solar Farm
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources plans to clear 420 acres of state forest for a solar farm, part of a larger initiative to lease 4,000 acres of public land. This effort aims to address declining revenues from hunting and fishing licenses and to boost renewable energy production.
The solar initiative may start near Gaylord, with additional assessments of public trust land for suitability. Critics point out that nuclear energy is more land-efficient than solar and wind. Michigan is transitioning away from coal to solar energy.