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8 Jan 2025
#illegals
The Telegraph: Migrant gives birth aboard dinghy
A migrant woman gave birth on a crowded dinghy off Lanzarote while attempting to cross from West Africa to the Canary Islands. The Spanish coast guard rescued her and 63 other migrants after being alerted to the situation early Monday morning.
The baby was born shortly before the rescue team arrived, and the newborn was photographed with his mother. All migrants on board were reported to be from sub-Saharan Africa.
#politics
Fox News: 2 Americans arrested in Venezuela on eve of Maduro inauguration over ‘terrorism’ claims
Two U.S. citizens have been arrested in Venezuela, with President Nicolas Maduro alleging their involvement in a terrorism plot. Maduro claimed a total of seven foreign "mercenaries" were captured, including Colombians and Ukrainians, but provided no evidence for these assertions.
The U.S. State Department dismissed Maduro's claims as false and expressed concern for the detained Americans. Analysts suggest that these arrests may be part of Maduro's strategy to divert attention from his contested election and suppress dissent amid ongoing economic and humanitarian crises.
The Federalist: In 2025, Competency Is In And Corporate Media Are Out
In 2025, Americans are encouraged to reclaim their rights and address ongoing issues stemming from the previous year's political turmoil. Key focuses include promoting health reform, primarying ineffective Republican politicians, and enhancing government efficiency. Citizens are urged to prepare for emergencies and advocate for a new generation of leaders.
The article calls for an end to partisan prosecutions and the aging political elite, while emphasizing the need for a shift away from biased media and fact-checking. A cultural change is anticipated, with a push for accountability and transparency in governance and media.
The Federalist: Here Are 8 ‘Ins And Outs’ That Could Define The Nation In 2025
In 2025, Americans are encouraged to reclaim their rights and address ongoing issues stemming from the previous year's political turmoil. Key focuses include promoting health reform, primarying ineffective Republican politicians, and enhancing government efficiency. Citizens are urged to prepare for emergencies and advocate for a new generation of leaders.
The article calls for an end to partisan prosecutions and the aging political elite, while emphasizing the need for a shift away from biased media and fact-checking. A cultural change is anticipated, with a push for accountability and transparency in governance and media.
#society
Fox News: FEMA to pay for more firefighters as California blazes burn beyond capacity
FEMA will reimburse California for up to 75% of firefighting costs due to severe wildfires in Southern California, as confirmed by President Biden. The funding will assist with expenses related to equipment, supplies, and mobilization efforts amid ongoing fire threats.
California faces a firefighter shortage, prompting the Los Angeles Fire Department to call for off-duty volunteers. The situation remains critical, with over 45,000 homes at risk and extensive damage already reported. FEMA is actively coordinating with local officials to manage the crisis.
Fox News: FEMA to reimburse California so it boost its firefighting force amid critical shortage
FEMA will reimburse California for costs related to hiring additional firefighters and managing wildfires in Southern California. The grants will cover up to 75% of eligible firefighting expenses, as the state faces severe wildfires that have resulted in fatalities and mass evacuations.
President Biden confirmed the support, emphasizing federal assistance in combating the wildfires, which have burned over 700 acres and threatened more than 45,000 homes. California has struggled with firefighter shortages, prompting the need for federal aid.
Times Of Israel: IDF says the body of hostage Youssef Ziyadne found in Gaza, ‘grave concerns’ for son’s life
The Israeli military recovered the body of hostage Youssef Ziyadne, 53, from a tunnel in Gaza, along with findings related to his son Hamza, who was also abducted by Hamas on October 7, 2023. The IDF is investigating the cause of Youssef's death, which is believed to have occurred some time ago.
Youssef's children, Bilal and Aisha, were released from captivity on November 30, 2023. As of now, 94 of the 251 hostages taken by Hamas remain unaccounted for, including confirmed deaths of at least 34 individuals. The situation continues to evolve as the IDF conducts operations in the region.
#health
GB News: Girl, 2, died from 'overwhelming sepsis' as inquest hears she would have lived longer had she been given antibiotics sooner
Ava Hodgkinson, a two-year-old girl, died from overwhelming sepsis in December 2022, likely due to delays in administering antibiotics after her initial GP visit. Medical professionals indicated that earlier treatment could have increased her chances of survival.
The inquest revealed that a nationwide shortage of amoxicillin contributed to the delays, with the prescription not being filled until the following morning. In response to Ava's death, the medical practice has since revised its policies to ensure timely antibiotic prescriptions for children.
#crime
The Western Journal: Sunny Hostin Blindsided - What She Hoped Would Happen to Trump Is Now Happening to Her Husband
Sunny Hostin's husband, Dr. Emmanuel Hostin, is implicated in a significant RICO fraud case involving nearly 200 defendants, accused of receiving kickbacks for surgeries and fraudulent billing. This development contrasts with Sunny's previous assertions about President Trump’s alleged guilt without due process.
Despite her past comments on guilt and legal accountability, Sunny Hostin now faces a situation where her husband's legal troubles raise questions about her own standards for judgment. The legal principle of innocence until proven guilty applies to him, yet her previous rhetoric suggests a different approach.