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7 Jan 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Blue state gov changes tune after vowing to fight Trump deportation efforts, now hopes he fixes border
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey is now urging the Trump administration to address the border crisis, despite previously opposing its immigration enforcement. She highlighted a recent incident involving a migrant arrested for drug trafficking and firearm charges while in a state shelter.
Healey has ordered inspections of shelter units and a review of intake processes to prevent criminal activity. Her shift in tone comes as Massachusetts faces challenges from an influx of migrants, which she attributes to congressional inaction on border issues.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Still Suicidal and Surreal
The Democratic Party is grappling with its recent electoral losses, with figures like Bernie Sanders attributing the decline to a failure to support the working class. The critique extends beyond candidates to the party's leftist policies, which are seen as detrimental to economic growth and societal values.
The article argues that socialism has historically failed due to its unrealistic assumptions about human nature and its detrimental impact on productivity. It further critiques the current progressive left for promoting policies that undermine freedom and responsibility, while also highlighting a concerning trend of support for extremist ideologies among some university students.
Breitbart: MTG Writes 'Gulf of America' Name Change Bill After Trump's Declaration
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is initiating legislation to rename the Gulf of Mexico to the "Gulf of America," following comments from President-elect Donald Trump. Greene stated that the name change is necessary for funding updates in maps and military references.
She claims there is significant support for the bill and emphasizes that such changes are common in Congress. Greene expressed enthusiasm about the initiative, highlighting the need for official action to implement the name change.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Glazov Gang: What Really Happened to Andrew Breitbart and Phil Haney?
Chris Burgard's new documentary, "The War on Truth," investigates the events surrounding the January 6th Capitol incident, alleging it was a scripted event with a Deep State cover-up. The film highlights the persecution of ordinary Americans and questions the circumstances surrounding the deaths of figures like Andrew Breitbart and Phil Haney.
Viewers are encouraged to explore the documentary for insights into these claims and the broader implications for American society.
Breitbart: Mecca Floods After Extreme Downpour
Mecca and other cities in Saudi Arabia faced severe flooding following heavy rainfall, with videos showing submerged neighborhoods and rescue efforts. Medina reported the highest rainfall, prompting red alerts and school closures across affected areas.
Experts noted that the region's drainage systems are inadequate for such intense storms, and while rumors of cloud-seeding were discussed, they were dismissed as insufficient to explain the extreme weather.
Forbes: Meta Blindsided Fact Checkers With Plan To Cancel Program
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the termination of the company's fact-checking program, replacing it with user-generated community notes. This decision took many fact-checkers by surprise, with some receiving less than an hour's notice. Contracts with U.S. news organizations will end in March, while international agreements may last until year-end.
The shift in policy aims to address claims of political bias and censorship in content moderation. Critics argue that fact-checking journalism adds context rather than censors, highlighting concerns over misinformation. This change follows a series of moves that seem to align with the incoming Trump administration's perspectives.
Breitbart: Left-Wing Salon Likens MAGA to ISIS, Blames ‘Toxic Masculinity’ for Terror
A recent Salon piece argues that "toxic masculinity" links the MAGA movement and ISIS, suggesting both attract men drawn to hateful online propaganda. The author, Amanda Marcotte, claims that personal failures lead these men to blame others, fostering radicalization.
Critics have condemned the comparison, stating it vilifies traditional masculinity and ignores broader societal issues. The piece has sparked backlash, with some calling it a divisive narrative that unfairly equates conservative values with extremism.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Donald Trump Jr. in Greenland, Jimmy Carter Arrival in DC, Miners Trapped in India
On January 7, 2025, various global events took place, including commemorations in Paris for the 10th anniversary of the Charlie Hebdo attack, and the inauguration of Ghana's new President John Mahama. Diplomatic meetings occurred in Tokyo and Brussels, while protests against power outages unfolded in Pakistan.
Additionally, military activities were noted in Taiwan and Israel, and traditional celebrations took place in Georgia. Meanwhile, environmental concerns were highlighted with flooding in the UK and pollution in Venezuela.
#economy
Breitbart: Trump Vows 'Very Serious Tariffs' on Canada: Why Lose Billions to Protect Them?
President-elect Donald Trump announced plans for "very serious tariffs" on Canada and Mexico, aiming to address trade deficits and promote economic nationalism. He suggested that Canada should become the 51st state, arguing that the U.S. spends excessively on its defense and support.
Trump criticized the current trade relationship, claiming that the U.S. does not need Canadian products and is losing $200 billion annually. He emphasized the need for a reevaluation of financial support, stating that such arrangements are acceptable for states but not for foreign countries.
Forbes: Will Port Workers Strike Again? What To Know About A Potential Strike And Its Impacts
Dockworkers on the East and Gulf Coasts are resuming negotiations with the United States Maritime Alliance to avoid a strike before the January 15 deadline. The talks focus on automation concerns, particularly regarding semi-automated cranes that could threaten jobs.
If no agreement is reached, over 20,000 workers could strike starting January 16, potentially causing significant economic disruption. The previous three-day strike in October had limited impact, but a longer work stoppage could cost the U.S. economy billions.
#military
Times Of Israel: Gazan ‘human shield’ for IDF shot dead in error by officer — report
A Palestinian assisting Israeli forces in Gaza was mistakenly shot dead by an officer during a search operation in Rafah. The individual was reportedly used as a human shield for the Nahal Brigade, and the IDF confirmed the incident, stating it has been investigated and lessons learned.
Reports indicate that using Palestinians for reconnaissance missions has become a routine practice in the IDF, despite military orders against employing civilians for military tasks. Concerns over this practice have been raised by some soldiers, but such apprehensions are often dismissed.
#crime
GB News: Revealed: Police officer accused of ‘forcing’ rape gangs victim to take emergency contraception pill
A victim of rape gangs in Oldham, identified as Sam, alleges she was forced to take emergency contraception by a male police officer after reporting her abuse at age 12. Despite her complaints, Greater Manchester Police has not identified the officer involved and concluded their service was "unacceptable."
Calls for a national inquiry into grooming gangs have intensified, with politicians emphasizing the need for thorough investigations into such cases. The police have apologized for their past failures and are working on improving child protection measures.
Fox News: California criminal suspects caught on camera learning about new tough-on-crime measures: 'OH S---!'
Video footage from Seal Beach, California, shows criminal suspects expressing surprise when informed they would be arrested rather than cited and released. This reflects a shift in law enforcement practices following the ousting of former Los Angeles County DA George Gascon, whose policies were viewed as lenient.
Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer emphasized the region's commitment to prosecuting crime, highlighting voter support for Proposition 36, which toughened penalties for theft and drug offenses. The bodycam footage illustrates the stark contrast in treatment of offenders between Orange County and Los Angeles County.
#sports
Breitbart: VIDEO: Cowboys Kicker Apologizes to Cheerleader for Drilling Her in the Head with Ball
Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey publicly apologized after accidentally hitting cheerleader Michelle Siemienowski in the head with a kickoff during a game against Washington. Siemienowski shared Aubrey's apology on Instagram, expressing no hard feelings and calling it a memorable moment.
Despite Aubrey's strong performance this season, the Cowboys have struggled overall, facing injuries and poor play that have led to a disappointing record and missed playoff opportunities. Fans are left questioning the team's future.