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#illegals
Breitbart: House Passes 'Laken Riley Act' in Face of Opposition from 159 Democrats
The House of Representatives passed the Laken Riley Act, requiring the Department of Homeland Security to detain illegal aliens charged with crimes like burglary and theft. The act is named after Laken Riley, a nursing student murdered by an illegal alien previously cited for shoplifting.
Despite support from 48 House Democrats, 159 opposed the bill. Rep. Mike Collins expressed gratitude for the bipartisan support and urged the Senate to pass the legislation. Last year, Senate Democrats blocked the bill twice to avoid a public vote.
#politics
The Economist: Team Trump is getting handover hints from Team Biden
As Donald Trump prepares for his presidential transition, some advisors suggest he should heed the outgoing Biden administration's insights, particularly in national security. Despite calls for dismissing federal officials, there may be valuable lessons to learn from the previous administration.
In other news, discussions arise about the evolving role of women in the military and the declining youthful excess among younger generations. Concerns about American air superiority and the impact of technology on cattle farming are also highlighted.
Fox News: House, Senate Republicans revive Trump-backed push to crack down on noncitizen voting
Republican lawmakers are reintroducing the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act to prevent noncitizen voting in federal elections. The bill requires states to verify U.S. citizenship when registering voters and allows citizens to sue if officials fail to enforce the law.
The SAVE Act, previously passed by the House with some Democratic support, stalled in the Senate. With Republicans now controlling both chambers, they aim to prioritize this legislation amid concerns over election integrity and noncitizen registrations.
Breitbart: Donald Trump: I Will Rename the Gulf of Mexico ‘the Gulf of America’
President-elect Donald Trump announced plans to rename the Gulf of Mexico to the "Gulf of America" during a press conference, emphasizing national security and immigration issues. He also expressed interest in acquiring Greenland and criticized Panama for high transit fees at the Panama Canal.
Trump's remarks reflect a broader focus on U.S. territorial interests and relationships with neighboring countries. His son, Donald Trump Jr., recently visited Greenland, noting strong local support for America and Trump.
Times Of Israel: Lawyer for NCO in PM’s office leak says Shin Bet doesn’t believe he is security risk
Ari Rosenfeld, an IDF reservist, remains in detention amid allegations of leaking classified documents related to Hamas's hostage negotiations. His defense argues that a statement from Shin Bet's head indicates his release would not threaten national security, warranting a new hearing.
Supporters, including right-wing politicians, attended the court hearing, criticizing the State Attorney's Office for opposing Rosenfeld's release. The judge has requested a response from prosecutors regarding the Shin Bet's assessment before scheduling another hearing.
#society
Fox News: Brush fire scorches 200 acres and counting, prompts mandatory evacuation in SoCal
A large brush fire in Pacific Palisades has led to mandatory evacuations and highway closures, threatening nearly 200 acres and structures. The Getty Villa is closed to the public but remains safe, with ongoing communication with the LAFD.
Evacuation orders extend from Merrimac Road to Topanga Canyon Boulevard, with an evacuation center set up at Westwood Recreation Center. The fire, which began around 1:30 p.m., has destroyed several buildings, and red flag warnings are in effect due to dangerous winds.
The Western Journal: Law Enforcement Descends on Airport After Two Dead Bodies Are Found in JetBlue Plane's Landing Gear
Two bodies were discovered in the wheel well of a JetBlue plane at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport after a routine inspection. The aircraft had flown from New York's JFK to Florida, with previous trips including a stop in Jamaica.
The identities of the deceased, believed to be Jamaican males, are still unknown. Authorities are investigating how they accessed the aircraft, raising concerns about airport security and the risks posed by stowaways.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Trump refuses to rule out military force to take control of Greenland, Panama Canal
President-elect Donald Trump indicated he might consider military action to assert U.S. control over the Panama Canal and Greenland, citing national security. His comments challenge longstanding U.S. policy favoring self-determination.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen dismissed the idea of military force, emphasizing cooperation and respect for Greenland's people. Trump also criticized President Biden's recent actions on offshore drilling, pledging to reverse them upon taking office.
The Western Journal: Locals in MAGA Hats Give a Warm Welcome as Trump Force One Lands in Greenland
Donald Trump Jr. and a small group arrived in Nuuk, Greenland, where they were welcomed by MAGA supporters. Trump has expressed interest in acquiring Greenland, emphasizing the benefits for its people and security concerns regarding China’s presence in the Arctic.
Despite the warm reception, local leaders, including Prime Minister Mute Egede, advocate for Greenland's independence and have firmly stated that the territory is not for sale. The U.S. previously attempted to purchase Greenland after World War II but was declined by Denmark.
Breitbart: Mexican Security Guard Dead After Shooting at Honduran Consulate in Georgia
A shooting outside the Honduran Consulate in Doraville, Georgia, resulted in the death of a security guard, identified as Jesus Loera, and left one person injured. The incident occurred when a suspect, reportedly a Honduran national, attempted to enter the consulate armed and was denied access by Loera.
The shooting has raised tensions between the U.S. and Honduras, particularly regarding a potential mass deportation plan under the incoming Trump administration. Honduran President Xiomara Castro has warned of reassessing U.S. military presence in Honduras in response to these deportations.
#economy
Breitbart: U.S. Services Sector Expands as Trump 2.0 Economic Optimism Grows
The U.S. services sector experienced stronger-than-expected growth in December, with the Institute for Supply Management’s index rising to 54.1, indicating expansion. This growth reflects heightened business confidence amid expectations of pro-growth policies under the incoming Trump administration, including tax cuts and deregulation.
In contrast, the manufacturing sector continues to struggle, with the ISM factory index showing contraction for the ninth consecutive month. Despite substantial subsidies from the Biden administration aimed at revitalizing manufacturing, the sector remains in decline. The services sector's growth suggests a shift in economic momentum, with businesses optimistic about future conditions.
GB News: House prices: The areas with the biggest house price increases as property values jump across the UK - full list
UK house prices rose by 3.3% in 2024, with the average property costing £297,166, despite a slight December dip of 0.2%. Northern Ireland led growth at 7.4%, while the North West and Wales also saw notable increases.
The market was buoyed by falling mortgage rates and rising incomes, prompting increased buyer demand. However, affordability remains a concern as bank rates may decrease slowly. Anticipated changes to Stamp Duty could further motivate first-time buyers.
The Western Journal: Foreign Investor Says 'We've Been Waiting 4 Years' as He and Trump Unveil Massive $20 Billion Project
President-elect Donald Trump announced a $20 billion investment from Emirati businessman Hussain Sajwani, aimed at building data centers across eight U.S. states. Sajwani expressed excitement over the investment, stating they had been waiting four years for the right opportunity, which he attributed to Trump's recent election.
Trump emphasized the potential for even larger investments and highlighted that foreign investors feel more confident in the U.S. economy under his leadership. The announcement marks a significant development for the Midwest and Sun Belt regions.
#health
Fox News: Can eggs spread bird flu? What you must know
Bird flu cases are rising in the U.S., with Louisiana reporting the first human death linked to the virus. The outbreak is affecting poultry supply and egg prices, but experts assert that properly cooked eggs remain safe to eat.
The FDA indicates a low likelihood of contaminated eggs reaching retail markets, and cooking poultry and eggs to 165°F can eliminate the risk of infection. Caution is advised against consuming undercooked eggs during this period.
#education
Breitbart: NJ Teachers No Longer Required to Pass Basic Reading, Writing, Math Test
New Jersey will no longer require teachers to pass basic skills tests from 2025 to tackle teacher shortages, despite low student proficiency.
#crime
Fox News: Feds release new photo of NOLA terrorist Shamsud-Din Jabbar as FBI seeks more tips
FBI New Orleans has released a photo of Shamsud-Din Jabbar biking in the French Quarter on Halloween, prior to his deadly New Year's attack in which he drove a truck into a crowd, killing 14 and injuring over 30. Jabbar, an Army veteran, died in a shootout with police.
Investigators believe Jabbar used Meta smart glasses to record videos for ISIS and had previously visited New Orleans multiple times. He planted IEDs before the attack, which did not detonate, and was found with an ISIS flag and multiple cellphones in his truck.
#technology
Forbes: Nvidia Stock Suddenly Slips To Worst Day In Months As Tech Stocks Pull Back
Nvidia stock reached a record high of $153 following CEO Jensen Huang's keynote at CES 2025 but fell over 6% to $140.14 by the end of the day, marking its worst performance since September. This decline wiped out more than $220 billion in market value amid a broader tech selloff.
Despite positive analyst reactions to Huang's announcements on robotics and AI partnerships, investor concerns about U.S. fiscal and monetary policy contributed to the downturn. Other tech stocks, including Palantir and Tesla, also experienced significant losses.
#other
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Luke reviews the 2025 Polaris 850 Indy VR1 137, highlighting its DYNAMIX electronic suspension. This advanced technology enhances the ride quality and handling of the MATRYX chassis, making it a standout in its class.