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#illegals
Fox News: 4 Tren de Aragua members arrested trying to sneak across Texas border: Abbott
Four members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua were apprehended while attempting to illegally enter the U.S. through Texas. Governor Greg Abbott emphasized the threat posed by the gang, which has been involved in violent crimes across multiple states.
Abbott has taken measures to combat the gang, including designating it as a foreign terrorist organization and launching a statewide operation to disrupt its activities. A reward of up to $5,000 is being offered for information leading to the arrest of gang members.
#politics
The Western Journal: Trump Pulls Fox News Vet Tammy Bruce for State Department
President-elect Donald Trump has appointed former Fox News contributor Tammy Bruce as the media representative for the U.S. State Department. Bruce, who has been a prominent conservative voice for nearly 20 years, will not require Senate confirmation for her new role.
Trump praised Bruce's qualifications and her journey from a liberal activist to a conservative commentator, highlighting her experience in political analysis. She joins a number of other Fox News personalities in key positions within the Trump administration.
Fox News: Venezuela's Maduro to start third term in office amid rigged election: 'Blatant violation'
Nicolás Maduro is set to begin his third term as Venezuela's president on January 10, despite widespread doubts about the legitimacy of the July 28 election, which many believe was won by opposition candidate Edmundo González. Critics, including the U.S.-based Carter Center, question the fairness of the electoral process, and the opposition is planning protests amid a climate of fear due to government crackdowns.
As Maduro prepares to take office, González, recognized by the U.S. as the legitimate president, is seeking international support while facing threats from the regime. The incoming Trump administration's approach to Venezuela remains uncertain, with some analysts suggesting a shift from the previous "maximum pressure" strategy. The situation is complicated by the regime's detention of foreigners, which may be used as leverage in negotiations.
Forbes: Trump Set For Sentencing This Week In Hush Money Case—Here’s What To Expect
President-elect Donald Trump's sentencing for his hush money case is scheduled for January 10, after Judge Juan Merchan denied Trump's request to postpone it. Trump was found guilty on 34 felony counts for falsifying business records related to payments made to Stormy Daniels.
The judge is expected to grant Trump an unconditional discharge, meaning he will not face prison time or fines, though he will still be a convicted felon. Trump's legal team is attempting to appeal the verdict and delay sentencing until after his inauguration.
Fox News: Controversial founder of French far right, Jean-Marie Le Pen, dies aged 96
Jean-Marie Le Pen, founder of France's far-right National Front party, has died at 96. Known for his controversial views on immigration and globalization, he ran in five presidential elections, notably reaching a run-off in 2002. His daughter, Marine Le Pen, is now the party leader.
Le Pen's political career was marked by accusations of racism and antisemitism, and he faced legal consequences for his inflammatory statements. His legacy continues as Marine Le Pen is seen as a frontrunner for the 2027 presidential election.
#society
Le Monde: France remembers 'Charlie Hebdo' attacks 10 years on
France commemorated the 10th anniversary of the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack on January 7, 2025, with President Macron and Mayor Hidalgo laying wreaths at the former offices. The attack, which left 12 dead, sparked ongoing debates about freedom of expression and religious sensitivities.
In a special edition, Charlie Hebdo featured a cartoon titled "Indestructible!" and hosted a contest for caricatures of religious figures. A recent survey showed 76% of French respondents support the right to freedom of expression over religious concerns.
GB News: London council wants to ban house 'for sale' signs amid complaints they cause 'substantial harm to local character'
Westminster City Council is proposing a ban on "for sale" signs, citing concerns about local character and the rise of online house hunting. Critics argue this move will harm local businesses and favor larger companies, as smaller agencies rely on visibility from such signs.
The council already restricts signs in protected areas and needs Housing Secretary Angela Rayner's approval to extend the ban. Critics warn this could negatively impact the property market and small businesses, emphasizing that not all buyers use online platforms exclusively.
Human Events: UK Islamic leader says children should identify as Muslim first, British second
Wajid Akhter, a frontrunner for the Muslim Council of Britain, advocates for Islamic children to identify primarily as Muslim rather than British, claiming this fosters a stronger foundation for life. He has a history of controversial statements, including condemning New Year celebrations.
Khalid Mahmood, the UK's longest-serving Muslim MP, criticized Akhter's views as deeply disturbing and indicative of the MCB's ideological flaws. Akhter emphasizes the need for Muslims to unite politically to gain power and influence.
#culture
Le Monde: Cartoon in tribute to 'Charlie Hebdo': 'Without humor we're all dead'
Le Monde is honoring the victims of the January 7, 2015 attacks by publishing a press cartoon daily for a week, featuring works from Cartooning for Peace. Today's cartoon is by French artist Chappatte, highlighting the ongoing impact of these events.
The initiative aims to remember and reflect on the significance of freedom of expression through art.
#crime
Fox News: Illegal charged with lighting sleeping woman on fire pleads not guilty
Sebastian Zapeta, a Guatemalan man, pleaded not guilty to multiple charges including first-degree murder and arson for allegedly setting Debrina Kawam on fire while she slept on a Brooklyn subway train. The incident occurred on December 22, 2024, and Zapeta was arrested after being recognized by teenagers.
Zapeta, who entered the U.S. illegally in 2018, faces a maximum sentence of life without parole if convicted. He is scheduled to return to court on March 12. The case has raised concerns about subway safety, as homicides in the system have reportedly doubled compared to the previous year.
The Western Journal: Road Raging Woman Smacking Quiet Guy, Ends up Airborne Split Second Later
A woman confronted a man in a road rage incident in Toledo, Ohio, leading to her punching him, only to be thrown to the ground in response. The altercation, captured on video, escalated quickly, highlighting the dangers of road rage.
Toledo police noted that no reports had been filed about the incident, emphasizing the importance of avoiding confrontations and contacting authorities instead.
Fox News: Mommy blogger Ruby Franke asked daughter for one thing before arrest: memoir
Shari Franke, daughter of disgraced Utah blogger Ruby Franke, reveals her mother's downfall in her memoir, "The House of My Mother." Ruby and her associate Jodi Hildebrandt were sentenced for child abuse after authorities found two malnourished children in their care.
Shari recounts their last conversation before Ruby's arrest, highlighting the psychological and physical abuse stemming from Hildebrandt's influence. The memoir explores the impact of their online persona and the reality of their abusive practices, raising questions about the ethics of parenting blogs.
The Western Journal: Devastating Government Report: Foreigners 3x More Likely to Be Arrested for Sex Offenses
A UK government report reveals that foreign nationals are arrested for sex offenses at over three times the rate of native citizens, accounting for 26% of total sexual offense arrests in the first ten months of 2024. The data highlights a significant disparity in crime rates among different nationalities.
The report comes amid a grooming gang scandal involving senior lawmakers and allegations of mishandling cases of abuse by predominantly Pakistani men. Critics argue that the UK must confront these issues without fear of being labeled as bigoted or racist to safeguard its societal values.