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10 Feb 2025
#illegals
Fox News: ICE arrests homeless illegal immigrant who asked to be detained or else he would 'go out and commit crimes'
A homeless Venezuelan illegal immigrant voluntarily entered the ICE office in Detroit, threatening to commit crimes if not taken into custody. He is now in custody pending immigration proceedings.
ICE also reported arrests of illegal immigrants in Colorado and New York City, including individuals with serious criminal records and involvement in human trafficking operations.
#politics
Fox News: Tulsi Gabbard faces next test in confirmation battle with key Senate hurdle
Former Democratic congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard is set to face a critical cloture vote in the Senate for her nomination as Director of National Intelligence. She requires more than 50 votes to advance, with a final vote possible by Wednesday if the cloture motion passes, following 30 hours of debate.
Gabbard has gained support from key Republican senators, improving her chances compared to her initial nomination hurdles. With backing from Senator Susan Collins, she can afford to lose only three Republican votes for confirmation. Republicans are optimistic about her prospects.
Breitbart: Elon Musk Drops Out of the Race to Buy China's TikTok
Elon Musk has confirmed he is not interested in acquiring TikTok's U.S. operations, despite speculation. He stated he has not bid for the app and has no plans for it, emphasizing he doesn't use TikTok personally. His comments come amid ongoing national security concerns surrounding the app.
The future of TikTok remains uncertain as it faces potential bans in the U.S. due to its Chinese ownership. While ByteDance has resisted selling, legal pressures may force a reconsideration, though any sale would require approval from the Chinese government.
Breitbart: Romanian President Resigns Amid Protests Over Annulled Election
Romanian President Klaus Iohannis announced his resignation amid pressure from opposition groups following a court's annulment of the presidential election. He will leave office on February 12, with new election dates set for May.
Iohannis criticized the push for his ouster as harmful and unfounded, warning of negative consequences for Romania's international standing. Clashes erupted between supporters of the far-right populist Calin Georgescu and police after the announcement.
CNSNews: Musk: Impeach Judge Who Blocked DOGE from Exposing Treasury’s Wasteful Spending
Elon Musk has called for the impeachment of District Judge Paul Engelmayer after he blocked the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from auditing the Treasury Department's spending. Musk criticized the ruling as protection of corruption, with support from various political figures.
DOGE, which aims to uncover wasteful government expenditures, has already identified significant financial mismanagement. The lawsuit against DOGE was spearheaded by 19 Democrat state attorneys general, including New York's Letitia James.
The Western Journal: Travis Kelce Called Trump's Super Bowl Appearance 'A Great Honor'
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce praised President Donald Trump's attendance at the Super Bowl, calling it a "great honor." Kelce emphasized that his comments were about respect for the presidency, regardless of who holds the office.
Quarterback Patrick Mahomes also expressed excitement about playing in front of a sitting president. Sources close to Kelce noted that his remarks were diplomatic and did not indicate support for Trump, and that his relationship with pop star Taylor Swift remains unaffected.
#society
The Mirror: Paramedic shares one thing you should never do after a car crash
A former paramedic, Nikki Jurcutz, advises parents involved in car accidents to keep children in their car seats until paramedics assess the situation. Removing a child can obscure potential internal injuries that may not be immediately visible.
Jurcutz explains that there are three collisions in an accident, which can cause unseen damage. If necessary, she suggests cutting the car seat straps to safely remove the child while keeping them calm until help arrives.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: The challenges Trump poses for EU cohesion
Trump's influence has unsettled Europe, causing leaders like Macron to avoid discussing the concept of a powerful Europe. EU officials are opting for appeasement towards Trump, hoping to secure favorable treatment while facing criticism for neglecting domestic concerns.
Despite Trump's unfulfilled promises regarding Europe, there is a cautious anticipation in Brussels about negotiating future security and trade matters. The EU, with its significant economic resources, is poised to assert itself amidst this uncertainty.
#economy
Breitbart: Porsche Embraces Gas-Powered Engines as It Reconsiders EV Strategy
Porsche is rethinking its electric vehicle strategy, considering adding combustion engines to future models initially planned as EV-only, including a potential gas-powered Macan. This shift is prompted by concerns over the volatile EV market and a significant drop in Taycan sales.
Despite the positive reception of the Macan EV, Porsche acknowledges the need for a diverse product lineup amid uncertain market conditions. The company plans to maintain ICE and hybrid versions of its models, such as the Cayenne, beyond 2030.
#military
Fox News: Hegseth bans future trans soldiers, makes sweeping changes for current ones
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has implemented a ban on new transgender military recruits, following President Trump's directive. The memo pauses all medical procedures related to gender transition for service members and leaves current policies for existing transgender personnel to be clarified by the under secretary for personnel and readiness.
Hegseth criticized diversity initiatives, emphasizing unity and merit in the military. The new policies revoke previous accommodations for transgender individuals, citing concerns over military readiness and cohesion. An estimated 9,000 to 14,000 transgender service members currently serve, with significant financial resources previously allocated for their medical treatments.
Fox News: Trump says he ordered firing of military academies' Board of Visitors
President Trump announced the dismissal of the Board of Visitors for U.S. military service academies, citing concerns over "woke" ideologies. This affects boards for West Point, the Naval Academy, the Air Force Academy, and the Coast Guard Academy.
Trump aims to replace board members to strengthen military culture and curriculum. The White House has not clarified if all members are dismissed. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth supports dismantling diversity initiatives within the Pentagon.
#sports
GB News: Sir Paul McCartney, 82, distracts Super Bowl LIX viewers as they make same demand after appearance
Sir Paul McCartney attended Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans, where he was seen enjoying the game alongside celebrities like Adam Sandler and Paul Rudd. His presence sparked online buzz, with fans expressing a desire for him to return to the halftime show stage after Kendrick Lamar's performance drew mixed reactions.
The Philadelphia Eagles triumphed over the Kansas City Chiefs with a score of 40-22, marking their second Super Bowl victory. Jalen Hurts was named MVP, while Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes struggled, contributing to the team's defeat.
The Mirror: Pep Guardiola says Man City have got what they 'deserved' in Real Madrid warning
Pep Guardiola urged Manchester City to turn around their challenging season by defeating Real Madrid in the Champions League. He emphasized the importance of consistency, acknowledging that both teams have underperformed in Europe this year. Guardiola expressed uncertainty about how his team will react during the match.
City has faced Real Madrid in knockout rounds multiple times, with each side having victories. Guardiola noted the need to control Real's strong attacking players while also imposing City's game plan. The outcome of this match is crucial for City's ambitions this season.