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10 Feb 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Illegal alien charged in sandwich shop owner's murder caught and released into US under Biden: ICE
Eric Dionida German-Pena, a 25-year-old illegal alien from the Dominican Republic, has been charged with the murder of Ilias Mavros, a Massachusetts sandwich shop owner. German-Pena was released into the U.S. after being stopped at the Texas border in September 2022.
Mavros was found dead in his home, tied up and with severe injuries, in what appears to be a home invasion robbery. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has lodged an immigration detainer against German-Pena, who is currently held without bail pending trial.
The Mirror: Diane Abbott confronts Yvette Cooper over immigration Bill in heated exchange
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper defended her new border legislation aimed at combating human smuggling and protecting vulnerable migrants. She highlighted the dangers posed by criminal gangs, citing the tragic death of seven-year-old Sara Al Ashimi as a key example of the risks faced by those attempting to cross the Channel.
Cooper rejected calls for expanded safe asylum routes, emphasizing the need to prioritize border security and tackle violent smuggling networks. She stated that the UK must help those fleeing persecution but insisted that dangerous crossings should not be tolerated.
Fox News: DOGE focuses on millions in migrant hotels billed to US taxpayers as DHS Sec. Noem targets key agency
Elon Musk, leading the Department of Government Efficiency, criticized FEMA for spending $59 million on luxury hotels for illegal immigrants while claiming a lack of funds for disaster relief during Hurricane Helene. He alleged this spending violates the law and undermines the President's executive order.
NY City Hall confirmed receiving funds for housing illegal immigrants, separate from disaster relief grants. Critics, including Trump and Secretary Kristi Noem, argue that FEMA's involvement in immigration funding detracts from its emergency response capabilities.
#politics
The Mirror: New pictures of migrants being forced onto deportation flights spark backlash
The Home Office has faced criticism after releasing images of migrants being restrained for deportation flights, marking a significant increase in enforced returns. Since the general election, over 19,000 removals have occurred, with critics arguing that the government's approach is performative and harmful to public trust in immigration policies.
Supporters of the Home Office defend the release of the images as necessary to convey the realities of illegal immigration, emphasizing the importance of enforcing immigration laws. Critics, including refugee advocates and political figures, argue that such tactics perpetuate negative narratives and lack compassion.
Fox News: Fox News Politics News Letter: Ex-college football coach tapped by governor
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has nominated former Ohio State football coach Jim Tressel as the new lieutenant governor, emphasizing Tressel's leadership qualities and alignment with Ohio values. This appointment follows the previous lieutenant governor's transition to the U.S. Senate.
In other political developments, the Trump administration is facing backlash over significant cuts to NIH research funding and ongoing tensions regarding tariffs on China. Additionally, lawmakers are moving to impose limits on NGOs assisting illegal immigrants amid a crackdown on funding.
Human Events: JACK and KEVIN POSOBIEC: America is seeing a ‘cultural shift’ away from wokeness, ‘Swiftiness’ and ‘towards MAGA’
Jack Posobiec discussed a cultural shift in America during a recent episode of Human Events Daily, highlighting a positive reception for MAGA hats at a Philadelphia Eagles game. He noted that this reflects a broader movement away from "wokeness" and towards MAGA ideals.
Posobiec emphasized Pennsylvania's importance in the upcoming 2024 election, recalling Trump's previous victory in the state. He also mentioned the contrasting reactions to Trump and Taylor Swift at the Super Bowl, suggesting a deeper sentiment in Philadelphia that transcends negative perceptions.
The Western Journal: Secret Service Teams Up with Blockbuster Director for Epic Super Bowl Ad Featuring Trump Shooting Pic
The U.S. Secret Service collaborated with director Michael Bay to create a Super Bowl ad highlighting its history and mission. The $2 million spot featured iconic moments in American history and showcased the agency's protective role, including scenes of past presidents and recent events involving Donald Trump.
The ad, aired for free at Super Bowl LIX, received positive reactions on social media, with many praising its patriotic themes. Bay emphasized the importance of honoring the agents who protect American leaders.
Breitbart: Rick Scott: 'No Matter How Long This Takes, President Trump Will Have His Team'
Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) emphasized that President Trump will eventually have his Cabinet confirmed, despite delays caused by Democrats. He noted that Trump has fewer nominees confirmed compared to Obama at this point in his presidency.
This week, the Senate is focusing on confirming Tulsi Gabbard for Director of National Intelligence, along with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for Health and Human Services and Kash Patel for the FBI. Gabbard's nomination is expected to proceed after gaining support from key Republican senators.
Breitbart: Conservatives Urge Congress to Confirm Mark Meador for FTC
Conservative leaders urged Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Ted Cruz to confirm FTC Commissioner nominee Mark Meador, citing his potential for strong antitrust and consumer protection enforcement. They argue that his confirmation is essential to counteract the influence of DEI and ESG policies on children.
The coalition emphasized the need for a robust FTC to address pressing issues like deceptive advertising by pharmaceutical companies and the safety of social media apps for minors. They believe Meador's experience and advocacy make him a suitable choice to support President Trump's agenda.
Fox News: USAID reportedly bankrolled al Qaeda terrorist's college tuition, unearthed records show
Documents reveal that USAID provided full funding for Anwar al-Awlaki, an al Qaeda figure, to attend Colorado State University by falsely claiming he was a Yemeni national. Al-Awlaki, born in New Mexico, was later linked to several terrorist activities before being killed in a drone strike in 2011.
The findings have drawn scrutiny amid investigations into USAID's spending practices. Critics highlight concerns over the agency's funding of questionable programs, raising questions about oversight and accountability within federal agencies.
Breitbart: Democrats Create 'Response Task Force' to Stop Trump's Popular Agenda
House Democrats have initiated a “Rapid Response Task Force” and a “Litigation Working Group” to counter President Trump's America First policies, which enjoy significant public support according to a CBS News poll. The Democrats aim to protect Americans from what they describe as harmful actions by the Trump administration.
Despite their efforts, Democrats have struggled to impede Trump's agenda, which includes popular measures like deporting illegal aliens and managing the Israel-Hamas conflict. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries emphasized the need to address high living costs for Americans, while also planning to challenge Trump’s funding decisions.
#society
GB News: Google Calendar removes Pride, Black History Month, and other events from millions of devices worldwide
Google Calendar has removed several cultural events, including Pride Month and Black History Month, from its default holiday list, affecting millions of users. The change, which has drawn backlash online, follows a decision to revert to only displaying public holidays and national observances.
Google stated that the removal was due to the impracticality of maintaining a broad range of cultural events manually. Users can still add personal events manually. This decision comes amid a wider trend of major tech companies scaling back Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives.
Forbes: Silicon Valley’s ‘Gundo’ Bros Are Building A Y Combinator For Military Tech
A new wave of startups in El Segundo, backed by major venture capital firms like Andreessen Horowitz and Lux Capital, is focused on defense technology and aligned with pro-Christian, traditional American values. The initiative, led by Discipulus Ventures, aims to foster innovation in sectors like mining and military supply chains.
The founders, primarily male, emphasize a shift from consumer tech to national security interests, reflecting a "vibe shift" in Silicon Valley. Discipulus seeks to attract entrepreneurs who share a vision of combining personal virtue with entrepreneurship, aiming to restore values seen as integral to American identity.
Times Of Israel: Part-owner of LA soccer club apologizes for reposting anti-Israel content
Ruben Gnanalingam, part-owner of Los Angeles Football Club, apologized for reposting anti-Israel content on social media, which drew criticism from his club and Major League Soccer. He expressed regret for causing distress and has removed the posts, stating he will step away from social media.
Gnanalingam committed to learning from this incident and emphasized his dedication to unity and respect. MLS and LAFC condemned his actions, affirming their stance against hate. The league is reviewing the situation but has no further comments at this time.
The American Mind: Immigration Cannot Solve the Fertility Crisis
President Trump's executive order to deny birthright citizenship to children of noncitizen mothers faces legal challenges, as the interpretation of the 14th Amendment's "subject to the jurisdiction thereof" clause remains contentious. The number of U.S. births to illegal immigrant mothers in 2023 is estimated at 225,000 to 250,000, raising questions about the implications for U.S. citizenship and fertility rates.
While some argue for embracing "anchor babies" to address low fertility, evidence suggests that immigration does not significantly boost the national fertility rate. In fact, immigration may discourage native-born Americans from having children due to economic pressures and cultural shifts. A comprehensive approach to increasing fertility should focus on policies that support native families rather than relying on immigration.
The Federalist: DAR Doubles Down On Allowing Men Against Members’ Wishes
The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) has rejected a proposal to limit membership to women, allowing men to continue joining the organization. The proposal aimed to define "woman" based on biological criteria and require DNA testing for applicants, but the national board deemed it unsuitable.
This decision has led to disappointment among some members who feel the organization's female-only heritage is under threat. Since the DAR's policy change in 2023 to include transgender members, thousands of women have left, prompting ongoing discussions about preserving the society's original mission.
#economy
Forbes: Hong Kong Property Investor Gaw Capital Buys Prime Tokyo Mall For Over $1 Billion
Gaw Capital Partners has acquired the Tokyu Plaza Ginza shopping mall in Tokyo for over $1 billion, partnering with Singapore's Patience Capital Group. This marks Gaw's largest transaction in Japan, where it holds a 91% stake in the joint venture.
The acquisition is driven by Japan's strong retail sales and tourism, with plans to revitalize the mall's tenant mix. Gaw Capital manages nearly $36 billion in assets, with $5 billion in Japan, capitalizing on undervalued properties and favorable economic conditions.
#religion
Breitbart: Canadian Minister Calls for Removal of ‘Savior’ from Core Christian Beliefs
Rev. Brent Hawkes, a Canadian clergyman and gay rights activist, advocates for replacing the term "Savior" to describe Jesus Christ, citing it as a barrier for many seeking interfaith dialogue. He suggests using "guide" instead, believing it to be less offensive and more inclusive.
Hawkes, who has a background in fundamentalist Baptist beliefs, argues that the term "Savior" deters potential congregants who do not subscribe to traditional views of Jesus. He emphasizes the need for language that fosters healing relationships with God without exclusivity.
#crime
The Mirror: BBC Bargain Hunt star 'put wife in a headlock and threw a phone at her'
Charles Hanson, a BBC antiques expert, faces charges of assault and coercive behavior against his wife, Rebecca, over a decade-long pattern of violence. Testimony revealed incidents dating back to 2012, including a headlock and throwing a phone during arguments.
Rebecca documented the abuse, noting injuries and the frequency of assaults, which allegedly occurred approximately every six months. Despite Hanson's denial of wrongdoing, the court heard how the marriage deteriorated, leading to discussions of separation. The trial is ongoing.
#technology
Forbes: Sam Altman-Elon Musk Feud Timeline: Musk Reportedly Bids $94.7 Billion For Altman’s OpenAI
Elon Musk has made a nearly $100 billion offer to buy the non-profit entity controlling OpenAI, led by Sam Altman. Musk expressed a desire for OpenAI to return to its original mission of being a safety-focused, open-source organization. Altman dismissed the offer with a sarcastic response.
The ongoing feud between Musk and Altman highlights the competitive landscape of generative AI, with Musk's xAI and OpenAI vying for dominance. Musk has previously criticized Altman and OpenAI for becoming too closely aligned with Microsoft, while Altman has countered that Musk's motivations are self-serving.