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10 Feb 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Gulf Cartel Hitman Arrested by Border Patrol -- In Michigan
Border Patrol in Michigan arrested Melquiades Salgado-Garza, identified as a leader of hitmen for the Gulf Cartel, during an immigration enforcement action. His criminal record includes burglary, forgery, and immigration violations.
Additionally, agents apprehended a suspected member of the Tren de Aragua gang and another Mexican national with a history of ten illegal entries since 1999. Border Patrol reports a 91% decrease in migrant apprehensions compared to last year.
#politics
The Western Journal: Watch: Super Bowl Halftime Performer Went Rogue for Leftist Activism During Show - Then Security Took Him Down
During the Super Bowl LIX halftime show, a performer unfurled a Sudanese-Palestinian flag, prompting immediate action from security who removed him from the field. The NFL stated the act was unauthorized and the individual will face a lifetime ban from NFL events.
The incident occurred as Kendrick Lamar performed, with the NFL confirming it was not part of the show’s production. Meanwhile, President Trump attended, marking a historic moment for a sitting president at the Super Bowl, and patriotic performances were featured throughout the event.
Fox News: Department of Veterans Affairs cancels $178K in subscriptions to Politico Pro
The Department of Veterans Affairs has canceled a $178,000 subscription contract with Politico, as announced by VA Secretary Doug Collins. This decision aims to redirect funds towards veterans' healthcare, following revelations of significant federal spending on Politico subscriptions.
Collins emphasized a renewed focus on veterans' needs and cutting wasteful spending. Politico's leadership defended their subscription service, stating they have never received government subsidies, despite the large contracts with various federal agencies.
GB News: ‘End death taxes!’ Farage demands Starmer axes inheritance raid as Reform leader receives rapturous cheers ahead of farmers’ protest
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has called for an end to Labour's inheritance tax on farmers, labeling it a "death tax" and urging MPs to listen to the concerns of farmers. He emphasized the need for unity against what he described as an immoral tax that threatens family farms and businesses.
Farage criticized Labour's plans for land use, suggesting they either miscalculated financial limits or have a hidden agenda to acquire agricultural land for solar panels. He pledged to reverse the tax if his party gains influence after the next general election.
Fox News: Trump expected to pardon former Illinois Gov Rod Blagojevich
President Donald Trump is expected to pardon former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich, who served eight years in prison for attempting to sell Barack Obama's Senate seat. Trump previously commuted Blagojevich's 14-year sentence in 2020.
This is a developing story.
Breitbart: Over 65,000 Federal Workers Reportedly Accept Trump Administration Buyout Offer
Over 65,000 federal workers have accepted a buyout offer from the Trump administration, which allows them to resign with extended pay and benefits while avoiding in-person work requirements until September 2025. This comes as agencies prepare for potential downsizing.
Despite the significant number of acceptances, this figure falls short of the administration's goal of cutting 5% to 10% of the federal workforce. A federal judge is expected to review the buyout option following a lawsuit from a workers' union.
The Economist: Germany’s “business model is gone”, warns Friedrich Merz
Friedrich Merz, leader of Germany's CDU, is campaigning for the chancellorship amid controversy over his party's reliance on the far-right AfD for migration restrictions. He emphasizes the importance of addressing migration and the economy to prevent the AfD from gaining power.
As the election approaches, Merz faces protests and the challenge of navigating complex issues, including trade relations and security risks tied to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Fox News: The confirmation juggernaut: How Trump is getting everything he wants in building his Cabinet
President Trump is successfully advancing his nominees in the Senate, with recent confirmations including Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and upcoming votes for Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Health Secretary. Despite initial skepticism, Senate Republicans are largely uniting behind Trump's choices.
While some nominees face challenges, the overall trend indicates a strong push for confirmation, aided by Vice President JD Vance's influence. Democrats are expected to resist but lack the power to significantly obstruct the process, leading to what is described as a confirmation juggernaut for Trump's administration.
#society
Fox News: American Airlines flight returns to gate over passenger hotspot name mentioning 'bomb'
An American Airlines flight from Austin to Charlotte returned to the gate last week due to a passenger's Wi-Fi hotspot name that included the word "bomb." Authorities determined it was a prank, prompting a security sweep and re-screening of passengers before the flight continued.
The Transportation Security Administration emphasized the seriousness of bomb threats, while American Airlines thanked customers for their understanding during the incident. The flight was cleared and departed later without major disruptions to airport operations.
The Mirror: Highway Code rule sees drivers fined £5,000 for 'not leaving space for cyclists'
Motorists face fines of up to £5,000 for violating Highway Code regulations, particularly for failing to maintain a 1.5-metre gap when overtaking cyclists at speeds up to 30mph. Advocates emphasize the importance of this rule for cyclist safety, highlighting the vulnerability of cyclists on the road.
Critics raise concerns about perceived double standards, questioning why cyclists can navigate closely in traffic while motorists are heavily penalized. There are calls for better enforcement of cycling rules and a more balanced approach to road safety.
#economy
The Economist: Avian flu in America is a political problem and a health threat
The avian flu outbreak in the U.S. has led to soaring egg prices, with a dozen eggs now averaging over $7, a 140% increase from last year. Waffle House has implemented a 50-cent surcharge per egg, reflecting widespread economic impact and consumer concern.
This situation highlights the intersection of health threats and political implications as food prices rise and supply chains are disrupted.
#military
Breitbart: Trump Orders Dismissal of Board of Visitors at Military Academies
President Trump announced the dismissal of the Boards of Visitors for U.S. military service academies, citing a perceived leftist influence. He emphasized the need to restore traditional military values and standards, directing a focus on leadership and readiness over social justice initiatives.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth supported this direction, stating that the academies should prioritize military training and history. Trump’s actions follow his recent executive orders aimed at eliminating diversity, equity, and inclusion measures within the Department of Defense.
#culture
The Mirror: Hot air balloon firm lets passengers join Mile High Club - but there's a catch
A California hot air balloon company is promoting "Mile High Club" flights, allowing couples to enjoy private rides over Temecula. Passengers can bring bedding and music, with a complimentary Champagne breakfast included.
Pricing starts at $1,400 for two, with options for larger groups. The pilot remains focused on navigation, ensuring a safe experience, while also providing privacy features. Flights are contingent on favorable weather conditions.
The Mirror: Tom Brady flexes £600k watch at Super Bowl but 'grotesque' look divides fans
Tom Brady drew attention at the Super Bowl for wearing a 49-carat yellow sapphire watch valued at £600,000 while serving as a pundit. The Jacob & Co. Caviar Tourbillon, adorned with 338 diamonds, sparked mixed reactions online, with some praising its boldness and others criticizing its tastefulness.
Despite the watch's opulence, opinions were divided among fans and commentators. While some viewed it as a symbol of luxury, others felt it detracted from his outfit. Brady, who recently sold a portion of his watch collection for over £7 million, continues to expand his business ventures, including a stake in the Las Vegas Raiders.
Fox News: 'The View' co-host quips Trump will sign executive order 'banning Black people from halftime' after Super Bowl
Ana Navarro, co-host of "The View," humorously suggested that former President Trump might sign an executive order banning Black people from the Super Bowl halftime show. This comment followed the performance by Kendrick Lamar, which featured a diverse cast and replaced the end zone phrase "End Racism" with "Choose Love."
Co-host Sunny Hostin echoed Navarro's sentiments, celebrating the visibility of Black excellence during the event. They both noted the mixed reactions to Lamar's performance, implying that it highlighted ongoing racial tensions in the country.
#sports
Breitbart: Trump Blasts NFL's Kickoff Rules in Post Super Bowl Message
President Trump criticized the NFL's new "Dynamic Kickoff" rules after Super Bowl 59, expressing disappointment over the changes that freeze players during kickoffs. He questioned the decision, arguing it diminishes the excitement of the game, which he finds troubling.
Despite a reported 33% increase in returns following the rule change, many fans share Trump's dissatisfaction with the new kickoff format. This isn't the first time he has voiced concerns about the NFL's approach to kickoffs.
#technology
Le Monde: Macron urges European action to attract AI projects
President Emmanuel Macron emphasized the need for France and Europe to streamline regulations for critical AI projects to compete with the US and China. He proposed adopting a "Notre Dame de Paris strategy" to expedite processes related to AI, including data centers and market authorizations.
The Paris summit, co-hosted with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, aims to establish governance in the AI sector amid concerns over gender pay disparities and regulatory fragmentation. Macron announced a €109 billion investment in French AI, while critics pointed out the draft communiqué's lack of mention of AI risks.