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#illegals
The Telegraph: Trump ‘searching for disease to justify sealing off US-Mexico border’
Donald Trump plans to invoke a public health emergency to seal the US-Mexican border, potentially using Title 42 to expel migrants without asylum claims. His advisers are exploring diseases like tuberculosis as justification for this move, which was previously employed during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The strategy aims to address concerns about unfamiliar diseases brought by migrants from various countries, a point emphasized by Trump's immigration adviser, Stephen Miller. This approach follows the termination of Title 42 by President Biden.
#politics
Forbes: What To Expect From Trump’s Hush Money Sentencing Tomorrow—As Supreme Court Refuses To Stop It
The Supreme Court has rejected Donald Trump's attempt to halt his sentencing hearing, scheduled for January 10 in New York. Trump faces 34 felony counts for falsifying business records related to hush money payments but is unlikely to receive prison time, with an unconditional discharge expected.
Despite his conviction, Trump will remain a convicted felon, facing restrictions such as not being able to serve on a jury or own a firearm. His sentencing comes after delays and follows a jury's guilty verdict in May. Trump's other criminal cases have seen varying outcomes, with some dismissed.
Fox News: New York court assigns new judge in Trump civil fraud case stemming from AG Letitia James' probe
A New York court has assigned Justice Judith McMahon to oversee the civil fraud case against President-elect Trump, replacing Judge Arthur Engoron, who faced accusations of bias. The case is currently under appeal, with a decision expected soon.
Engoron had ruled Trump liable for various fraud-related charges, leading to a $454 million judgment. Trump's legal team argues that the ruling is unconstitutional and lacks merit, asserting that there were no complaints from lenders or insurers about Trump's business practices.
The Western Journal: Chuck Schumer Is Quietly Working on a Plan to Turn Confirmation Hearings Into a Circus: Report
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is reportedly urging Senate Democrats to create dramatic spectacles during confirmation hearings for President-elect Donald Trump's nominees. He believes this strategy will generate negative press for the incoming Republican administration and help shift the narrative on key issues.
While some Democrats, like Elizabeth Warren, are preparing to challenge Trump's nominees aggressively, others advocate for a more measured approach. Figures like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez emphasize the need for a positive vision for working-class Americans rather than solely opposing Republicans.
Fox News: Supreme Court denies Trump attempt to stop sentencing in New York v. Trump
The U.S. Supreme Court has denied President-elect Trump's emergency petition to block his sentencing in the New York v. Trump case, allowing the proceedings to move forward. Trump is scheduled to appear virtually for sentencing on January 10, following a jury's guilty verdict for falsifying business records.
Trump's legal team argues that the trial's evidence was improperly admitted and claims presidential immunity should halt the proceedings. Despite the ruling, Judge Merchan indicated that he is unlikely to impose any prison time, potentially resulting in an "unconditional discharge."
The Epoch Times: Supreme Court to Hear Emergency TikTok Appeal as Ban Looms
Legal experts are divided on the Supreme Court's likely ruling regarding a federal law mandating ByteDance to sell TikTok by January 19 or face a ban in the U.S. The case will be heard on January 10, just days before the law takes effect, with national security concerns at the forefront.
President-elect Trump has requested the Court to pause the law, advocating for a political resolution. The law, aimed at mitigating risks of Chinese influence over American users, has been upheld by the D.C. Circuit, which deemed it constitutional. The Supreme Court's decision could significantly impact TikTok's future in the U.S.
Forbes: Trump’s Hush Money Sentencing Will Take Place Friday As Supreme Court Rejects Last-Ditch Appeal
President-elect Donald Trump's sentencing is set for Friday in Manhattan, following the Supreme Court's rejection of his request to pause the proceedings. The court ruled 5-4 against Trump, with conservative justices dissenting, allowing the sentencing to proceed despite Trump's claims of immunity.
Trump is not expected to face significant penalties, with the judge indicating a likelihood of an "unconditional discharge," meaning no prison time or substantial fines. The Manhattan DA's office supports this outcome. Trump's conviction stems from 34 felony counts related to falsifying business records linked to hush money payments.
#society
The Western Journal: Footage of California Wildfire Shows Entire Neighborhoods Completely Wiped Out, Goes Viral
The Palisades Fire in Los Angeles has gone viral on social media, with a TikTok video showing the extensive damage. The fire is one of four major blazes affecting the area, destroying nearly 2,000 structures and leading to five fatalities. Damage estimates reach $57 billion.
Critics point to budget cuts in firefighting resources, which some believe exacerbated the situation. The Palisades Fire has burned over 17,000 acres and remains uncontained, marking it as the most destructive fire in L.A. history.
Fox News: CNN defamation trial: Judge imposes fine for personal jabs after chaos erupts in court
A defamation lawsuit against CNN is underway in Bay County Court, where U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young claims the network falsely accused him of profiting illegally while aiding Afghan evacuees during the 2021 military withdrawal. Tensions escalated as both sides exchanged personal insults, prompting the judge to impose fines for such behavior.
Young maintains he did not receive any payments from a company linked to his work, despite a document presented by CNN's counsel suggesting otherwise. The judge ruled the trial would continue, allowing the document's use, while Young reiterated that he did not lie about his financial situation post-report. The trial resumes Friday.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israel seeking to rally global support for release of researcher held captive in Iraq
Israel is actively seeking the release of Elizabeth Tsurkov, an Israeli-Russian researcher kidnapped in Iraq nearly two years ago. Senior officials have engaged with allies, including the US, UK, and others, to lobby the Iraqi government for her freedom, despite the lack of diplomatic relations between Israel and Iraq.
Tsurkov disappeared in March 2023 while conducting research and was last seen in a video broadcast in November. Israel suspects she is held by Kataeb Hezbollah, an Iranian-backed group. Recent regional changes have prompted Israel to pursue a public effort for her release.
#economy
GB News: Thousands of Sky Mobile users face £18 price rise within weeks as network races ahead of EE, O2, and Vodafone
Sky Mobile will raise prices for approximately one million out-of-contract customers starting February 14, imposing an additional £1.50 monthly fee, totaling £18 annually. This increase affects both pay monthly and SIM-only plans, while those within contract terms will not see changes.
Additionally, international call rates and messaging costs will rise, with calls to EU and EEA countries increasing by 4p per minute. The price adjustments come ahead of competitors’ typical April increases, as Sky Mobile aims to maintain service quality amidst new regulatory requirements for clearer price communication.
#religion
The Western Journal: 'Dark Indeed': Horribly Anti-Christian Song Performed at Jimmy Carter's Funeral
During Jimmy Carter's memorial service at the National Cathedral, Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood performed John Lennon's song "Imagine," which has been criticized for its anti-Christian themes. The choice of this song, which denies the existence of heaven and promotes a godless worldview, has drawn backlash from commentators who argue it contradicts Carter's professed Christian beliefs.
Critics have labeled the performance as inappropriate for a Christian funeral, highlighting the song's nihilistic and leftist undertones. The event has sparked discussions on the implications of celebrating a worldview that dismisses faith and individual liberty, particularly at the service of a former president known for his Christian values.
#outdoors
targetwalleye.com: Hoyer’s hardwater tips, Ice camping for greenbacks, Massive metro crappie – Target Walleye
John Hoyer shares his ice fishing techniques using the Berkley Power Switch, emphasizing the importance of adjusting tactics based on fish behavior observed through sonar. He successfully caught walleyes by varying his jigging cadence over two days, adapting to the fish's moods.
In other fishing highlights, several anglers report impressive catches, including a record-sized crappie and notable walleyes from various locations. The Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame will induct five legends in 2025, and Major League Fishing introduces new rules for sonar usage during competitions.
#other
The Mirror: Harrison Ford devastated by LA wildfire as celebrities' homes turn to ash
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