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9 Jan 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Exclusive: Chip Roy Reintroduces Border Bill That Became Election Year Rallying Cry
Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) has reintroduced the Border Safety and Security Act of 2025, aiming to address what Republicans label as the Biden-Harris administration's border security failures. This legislation seeks to enforce stricter measures against illegal immigration and empower future presidents to secure the border effectively.
Supporters, including various immigration advocacy groups, argue the bill would end catch-and-release policies and grant state Attorneys General the authority to sue for non-enforcement. The House and Senate have prioritized border security in their legislative agenda, with Roy's bill expected to play a significant role in ongoing efforts to tackle the border crisis.
Breitbart: Report: Trump Previews 100 Executive Orders with Senate Republicans
President-elect Donald Trump plans to issue 100 executive orders upon taking office, focusing on significant changes in immigration and border policy. Key priorities include reinstating Title 42, enhancing local law enforcement's role in immigration enforcement, and resuming border wall construction.
These moves come in response to what Trump supporters view as failures of the Biden administration, including issues related to inflation, the Afghanistan withdrawal, and increased migration. Trump's team is preparing for immediate action on these policies.
Fox News: LA suburb doubles down on sanctuary city policies as neighboring city burns
Long Beach city council members have voted to enhance their sanctuary city policies, allocating an additional $200,000 for legal representation for immigrants facing deportation. This move is part of a broader resistance among Democrat-controlled cities against President-elect Donald Trump's immigration plans.
Mayor Rex Richardson emphasized the city's commitment to its values, despite potential federal funding losses. The vote reinforces the "Long Beach Values Act," which limits cooperation with federal immigration enforcement and aims to protect all residents regardless of their background.
#politics
Fox News: America's newest governor takes page from Trump with DOGE-like commission
New Hampshire's new governor, Kelly Ayotte, has proposed a Commission on Government Efficiency to address budget challenges as federal COVID relief funding decreases. She aims to enhance efficiency and save taxpayer dollars, drawing inspiration from a similar initiative by President Trump.
Ayotte, who succeeded Chris Sununu, emphasized her commitment to bipartisan governance while maintaining a no-income tax stance. She also announced plans to ban cell phones in public schools to improve learning environments. Her proposals received support from Republicans but faced criticism from Democrats.
Front Page Magazine: Glazov Gang: Rape Trees on the Border
Chris Burgard's new documentary, "The War on Truth," investigates the January 6th Capitol events, alleging it was a scripted performance and highlighting the persecution of ordinary Americans. The film also addresses issues like border security and government cover-ups.
The documentary aims to reveal what Burgard describes as a Deep State conspiracy and other hidden truths. Viewers are encouraged to engage with the content for a deeper understanding of these controversial topics.
The Western Journal: The Mask Is Slipping: Hollywood Losing Faith in Dems After Disastrous Response to California Wildfires
Celebrities are expressing outrage over the Democratic leadership's handling of California wildfires, particularly criticizing Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass for inadequate emergency responses and resource management. Actress Sarah Michelle Gellar highlighted traffic issues during evacuations, while Sara Foster pointed to empty fire hydrants and budget cuts to firefighting services.
The criticism extends to California Governor Gavin Newsom, with calls for resignations from both leaders. The situation has prompted a reevaluation among some Hollywood figures regarding their political alignments, as many have personally suffered losses due to the fires.
Fox News: Laken Riley Act overcomes filibuster in Senate as Dems give GOP helping hand
The Laken Riley Act has advanced in Congress, overcoming a legislative filibuster with bipartisan support. Named after a murdered nursing student, the bill mandates the detention and deportation of illegal immigrants convicted of certain crimes and allows states to take civil action against the federal government for non-enforcement of immigration laws.
The act received backing from several Senate Democrats, including John Fetterman and Ruben Gallego, which helped it surpass the 60-vote threshold needed for procedural advancement. With all Senate Republicans supporting the bill, it is poised to move forward and potentially be signed into law by President-elect Trump.
Breitbart: Joe Biden Uses Carter’s Funeral to Warn Against ‘Hate’ and ‘Abuse of Power’
President Biden used former President Carter's funeral to address themes of hate and abuse of power, highlighting the importance of dignity and respect for all. His remarks were seen as ironic, given the ongoing political tensions and efforts against Trump.
Despite the charged atmosphere, Trump appeared unfazed, engaging amicably with Obama during the ceremony, while Vice President Harris observed their interaction.
Fox News: 'Senator for all': Fetterman set to meet with Trump at Mar-a-Lago
Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania has accepted an invitation to meet with President-elect Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago ahead of Trump's second inauguration. Fetterman emphasized his role as a senator for all Pennsylvanians, indicating his willingness to engage with anyone to benefit the state.
Fetterman has acknowledged Trump's strong support in Pennsylvania, stating that the former president has a notable connection with voters. Despite endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris, Fetterman has criticized Democratic rhetoric toward Trump and highlighted the importance of understanding voter sentiments.
#society
Fox News: Girl Scouts to retire these cookie flavors after 2025
Girl Scout cookie season has started, but two cookie varieties will be discontinued after this year. Cracker Barrel has introduced new menu items for 2025, including Nashville hot chicken tenders.
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Fox News: FOX Corporation donates $1 million to support American Red Cross' California Wildfires relief efforts
FOX Corporation has donated $1 million to the American Red Cross for California wildfire relief, aiding residents affected by the ongoing fires in southern California. The funds will support shelter, meals, and recovery resources as over 130,000 people have been evacuated.
The wildfires have burned over 27,000 acres, resulting in at least five fatalities. The Red Cross is mobilizing hundreds of volunteers and supplies to assist those impacted, urging residents to stay vigilant as critical fire conditions persist.
GB News: Lauren Laverne QUITS BBC Radio 6 show amid cancer treatment as she issues statement on exit
Lauren Laverne is stepping down from her BBC Radio 6 Music breakfast show after six years, following her recovery from cancer treatment. Nick Grimshaw will take over the show permanently in February 2024, while Laverne will transition to a mid-morning program.
Laverne expressed gratitude for her time on the breakfast show and reflected on her challenging year. She emphasized the importance of early detection and encouraged others to prioritize health screenings. Laverne has been a significant figure in British broadcasting, also hosting Radio 4's Desert Island Discs.
Fox News: ABC News' Muir mocked for making his firefighter coat more form-fitting for wildfire report
ABC News anchor David Muir faced backlash on social media for his appearance during wildfire coverage in Southern California. Critics, including celebrities and commentators, mocked him for using clothespins to tighten his fireproof jacket, suggesting he was more concerned with his looks than the ongoing disaster.
The clip of Muir quickly went viral, garnering over 2.5 million views, with users calling him vain and embarrassing. Prominent figures expressed their disdain, labeling him as "Zoolander" and a "bonafide beta." ABC News has not commented on the situation.
Forbes: Here’s Why California Inmates Are Fighting Los Angeles Wildfires
California has deployed nearly 400 inmates to fight ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles, as part of a controversial inmate firefighter program that has existed for over a century. Inmates can earn between $5.80 and $10.24 daily, with additional pay during emergencies.
Critics argue the program exploits inmates, exposing them to dangerous conditions for low pay, while supporters claim it offers valuable work experience. Despite the risks, some former inmates say the program helped them find purpose. The number of inmate firefighters has declined due to prison reform.
Front Page Magazine: The LAFD is Run by Three Lesbians Named 'Kirsten'
Los Angeles Fire Chief Kristin Crowley, the first LGBTQ fire chief, is facing criticism for prioritizing diversity and inclusion over firefighting capabilities. Under her leadership, the LAFD has seen an influx of DEI-focused hires, including several lesbian chiefs, while struggling to effectively combat significant fire incidents.
As the department emphasizes meeting diversity quotas, concerns arise about the impact on firefighting effectiveness. The LAFD's focus on systemic equity and inclusion has led to a decline in operational competency, raising questions about the department's ability to respond to emergencies adequately.
#war
The Telegraph: Brompton e-bikes delayed because parts were used for drones in Ukraine
Brompton e-bike customers are experiencing delays due to parts being repurposed for drones aiding Ukraine's military efforts. The electronic controller essential for the bike's operation is now being used in these drones, leading to extended wait times for new orders.
Brompton's CEO, Will Butler-Adams, confirmed the situation while addressing the impact on bike deliveries. The diversion of resources highlights the intersection of consumer products and military needs.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: Trump Has Officials Terrified About Greenland Purchase: 'This Seems Much More Serious'
President-elect Donald Trump has reignited Danish officials' concerns over his interest in acquiring Greenland, a territory historically tied to Denmark. Following Trump's recent comments and actions, including a visit from his son, Danish officials now perceive his intentions as more serious than during his first term.
Trump's stance is framed within a broader context of national security, particularly in light of China's and Russia's increasing presence in the Arctic. He has suggested imposing tariffs on Denmark if they do not relinquish control of Greenland, drawing parallels to historical U.S. expansionist policies. Danish officials are now open to dialogue to address these ambitions.
Fox News: Poland adopts resolution protecting Netanyahu from arrest if he attends Auschwitz liberation commemoration
The International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu related to alleged crimes against humanity in Gaza. In response, Poland has passed a resolution ensuring his safe participation in the upcoming 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau.
Poland's government emphasizes the importance of honoring the Jewish victims of the Holocaust and has stated that any concerns regarding Netanyahu's potential arrest are unfounded. Other countries, including Hungary and France, have indicated they would not enforce the warrant.
#economy
Forbes: The World’s Most Profitable Sports Teams 2025
The Dallas Cowboys lead the world's most profitable sports teams with an operating income of $564 million in 2023, significantly ahead of the Los Angeles Rams and New England Patriots. The top 20 teams collectively earned $3.9 billion in profit, driven by lucrative media deals and local revenue streams.
The Cowboys' financial success is attributed to their large market, stadium control, and NFL revenue-sharing model. While NFL teams generally perform well financially, the NBA's upcoming media deals could alter the competitive landscape, potentially enhancing profitability across its franchises.
#sports
Breitbart: NFL Experienced Shocking Ratings Fall During 2024 Season
The NFL's TV ratings for the 2024 regular season declined by 2.2% compared to 2023, averaging 17.5 million viewers per game. This follows a 7% increase in viewership the previous year, despite the league's expansion into streaming options.
While the NFL's overall numbers dropped, some partners saw growth. Amazon's viewership rose by 11%, and Netflix attracted 24 million for its first game. NBC's Sunday Night Football also increased by 1%. However, Fox, ABC, and especially ESPN faced declines.
On The Water: The Best Spoons for Trout Fishing
The history of metal fishing lures, particularly "spoons," dates back to 1824 when fisherman Julio Buel discovered their effectiveness after dropping a teaspoon into Lake Bomoseen, which attracted a lake trout. Nearly 200 years later, spoons remain popular among trout and salmon anglers.
Various types of spoons, such as the Acme Phoebe and Thomas Lures Colorado Spoon, are designed for different fishing environments, from shallow streams to deep trolling. Each spoon has unique features that enhance its performance, making them essential tools for successful fishing.