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10 Feb 2025
#illegals
Liberty Nation News: New Hampshire May Soon Say Goodbye to Sanctuary Cities - Liberty Nation News
New Hampshire lawmakers have voted overwhelmingly to ban sanctuary city policies, with a House vote of 351-6. The bill aims to prevent illegal immigration while allowing law enforcement to maintain trust within immigrant communities by not investigating citizenship unless authorized.
While New Hampshire moves to end sanctuary city policies, California is increasing protections for illegal immigrants, allocating $50 million for legal battles against federal immigration enforcement. This contrast highlights differing approaches to immigration across states.
#politics
Fox News: 'Free speech and transparency': White House launches Rumble account as social media presence grows
The White House is set to launch a Rumble account to enhance its social media presence, reflecting President Trump's strategy to engage with Americans and promote transparency. Rumble, an alternative to YouTube, has seen significant user growth and aims to uphold free speech.
In the first two weeks of Trump's administration, social media engagement surpassed that of the Biden administration, despite starting with zero followers on X. This initiative is part of a broader effort to counter perceived media bias and promote the administration's agenda.
Le Monde: Kosovo's incumbent party set to win most seats in parliamentary election
Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti's Vetevendosje party is projected to secure the most seats in the parliamentary elections but will not achieve a majority. Coalition talks are anticipated as the opposition focuses on economic improvements amidst Kurti's efforts to reduce Serbian influence.
Kurti's administration has faced significant tension, especially following failed negotiations with Serbia and violent incidents involving NATO peacekeepers. Despite the unrest, Kurti remains committed to his agenda, even at the risk of straining relations with Western allies.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Trump will continue funding Ukraine – but wants something rare in return
Shevchenko in Donetsk, Ukraine, is home to valuable lithium deposits critical for modern technology, including electric vehicles. As Russian troops advance nearby, Ukraine's President Zelensky asserts that these resources will not be given away, even in exchange for military aid.
The U.S. is interested in Ukraine's rare earth elements, with Donald Trump emphasizing their importance for security in military support. Ukraine's untapped mineral wealth could play a significant role in the country's future amid ongoing conflict.
GB News: Britons issued travel guidance as Asian holiday destination updates terrorism risk - tourist spots may be targeted
The FCDO has updated its travel advisory for Sri Lanka, warning that terrorist attacks "cannot be ruled out" and may target locations frequented by tourists. Travelers are advised to avoid crowded areas and stay informed through local media.
The advisory also notes heightened global tensions due to the ongoing conflict in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories, which may inspire attacks from terrorist groups. Britons are urged to remain vigilant and consult the latest guidance before traveling.
#economy
Le Monde: Trump orders halt to minting new pennies
President Trump announced plans to halt the production of penny coins, citing their cost exceeding two cents each as wasteful. He instructed the Treasury to stop minting new pennies as part of a broader initiative to reduce government spending.
This move aligns with ongoing discussions about the efficiency of U.S. currency, similar to Canada's elimination of pennies in 2012. While Trump's directive may require congressional approval, it could lead to price rounding to the nearest five cents.
#health
Fox News: 8 carnivore diet myths debunked by researcher
Nick Norwitz, a Harvard medical student, debunks eight myths about the carnivore diet, which consists solely of animal products. He cites research showing benefits, including improved health and satisfaction, while acknowledging the need for more rigorous studies.
Norwitz argues that while the diet may not suit everyone, it can be beneficial for some, challenging claims about risks like scurvy and heart disease. Experts provide mixed views, with some supporting the diet for specific health issues while others recommend more balanced options like the Mediterranean diet.