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11 Feb 2025
#illegals
GB News: Inside Britain's illegal migrant data: True scale of small boat migrants NEVER returned and WHO exactly they are...
A report reveals that only 3% of illegal migrants arriving in the UK by small boats since 2018 have been returned, with a backlog of 41,391 asylum claims pending. The majority of arrivals are young males, primarily from Afghanistan, and the European Convention on Human Rights complicates deportations.
Labour faces pressure from the rising Reform UK party, which capitalizes on public concerns over illegal immigration. Despite attempts to address the issue, polling indicates Labour could lose significant seats if elections were held soon, with Reform UK gaining momentum.
Fox News: Suspect in brutal Louisiana hammer attack on college student subject of ICE hold request
A Louisiana man, Juan Monroy, is accused of attacking a Nicholls State University student with a hammer, leading to charges of attempted second-degree murder. Governor Jeff Landry linked the incident to President Trump's decision to transfer some illegal immigrants to Guantanamo Bay, citing the need for stronger measures against violence by undocumented individuals.
Monroy, who is being held on a $500,000 bail, has an immigration detainer lodged against him. Authorities have not confirmed his immigration status. The incident has raised concerns about public safety and the presence of undocumented individuals in the U.S.
#politics
Breitbart: Caruso Slams L.A. After Olympics Construction Delayed over Fire
Developer Rick Caruso criticized Los Angeles city officials for delays in construction at a convention center intended for the 2028 Summer Olympics, attributing the setbacks to the recent Palisades Fire. He argued that both Olympic preparations and fire recovery could proceed simultaneously.
Caruso's comments followed a report indicating that the expansion of the convention center might be delayed or canceled due to the fire. He questioned the city's commitment to streamlining bureaucratic processes and highlighted his own success in protecting his Palisades Village mall during the crisis.
Fox News: Google Maps, FAA officially acknowledges Gulf of America after Trump declaration: 'Isn't it beautiful?'
The Gulf of Mexico is now being referred to as the Gulf of America, following President Trump's executive order aimed at Americanizing the name. The FAA has confirmed updates to charts, and Google Maps has begun reflecting this change.
Additionally, Trump declared February 9 as "Gulf of America Day" while flying over the newly named body of water. Social media users have positively reacted to the name change, noting its implementation on mapping services.
#society
The Mirror: 'We turned shut local into pub voted Britain's best but we're still struggling'
The Bailey Head pub in Oswestry, recently named the best pub in Britain, is struggling financially after a nearly 400% increase in energy costs. Landlady Grace Goodlad has been using reserves to keep the business afloat since their energy supplier collapsed in late 2021.
Despite escaping a high energy contract, monthly costs remain around £1,000, compounded by rising employment expenses. Grace calls for more support for small businesses, particularly in terms of business rates and relief for hospitality outlets, while emphasizing the pub's role as a community hub.
#economy
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: America’s Economic Mood Soars as Confidence in the Future Returns
Americans are showing renewed confidence in the economy, with 36% expecting to be better off financially in a year, up from 28% before the election. Optimism spans income levels, with notable increases among lower and middle-income groups.
Partisan divides are evident; Republican optimism has surged while Democratic expectations have declined. Younger Americans show less optimism than before, but older cohorts are increasingly hopeful. This rising confidence may lead to greater spending and investment, positively impacting economic growth.
The Epoch Times: 5 Takeaways From Trump’s 25 Percent Tariffs on Steel, Aluminum
President Trump has initiated a new round of tariffs, imposing a 10% tariff on Chinese goods and a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imports, effective March 4. This move aims to address the fentanyl crisis and protect domestic producers, though it raises concerns about inflation and impacts on U.S. trading partners.
The tariffs primarily affect Canada, Brazil, Mexico, South Korea, and Vietnam, with U.S. producers welcoming the policy. However, economists warn of potential inflationary effects and increased costs for sectors reliant on metals. Global tensions are expected to rise as the EU plans to respond to these tariffs.
#military
Fox News: Scottsdale plane crash: 1 dead, 4 injured after small jet smashes into bigger jet as landing gear fails
A small jet's landing gear failed at Scottsdale Airport in Arizona, leading to a crash that killed one person and injured four others. The Learjet 35A collided with a Gulfstream 200 after landing, prompting a response from emergency services and an investigation by the NTSB.
Officials, including the Scottsdale mayor and Arizona Attorney General, expressed condolences and concern for those affected. The airport's runway is closed as authorities assess the situation.
#culture
The Mirror: Love Island villa in tears as All Stars couple savagely dumped from show
In the latest episode of Love Island: All Stars, host Maya Jama announced that Tina Stinnes and Chuggs Wallis were eliminated after receiving the fewest public votes. The remaining contestants faced emotional farewells as Tina expressed gratitude for her journey in the villa.
The episode also featured tensions among the contestants, particularly between Casey O'Gorman and Harriett Blackmore, following a challenge that led to public voting. As the competition nears its conclusion, the eliminated contestants are expected to return for a dramatic twist.
Breitbart: Box Office: ‘Dog Man’ Bests ‘Heart Eyes,’ ‘Love Hurts’ in Another Slow Weekend
DreamWorks Animation’s “Dog Man” retained its position as the top movie at the box office, earning $13.7 million despite a 62% drop in its second weekend. The film has grossed $54.1 million domestically against a $40 million budget.
In second place, Sony’s “Heart Eyes” earned $8.5 million, while the action comedy “Love Hurts” debuted with $5.8 million. Both new releases struggled with audience reception, reflected in their CinemaScores. Next weekend is anticipated to be stronger with major releases on the horizon.
#health
The Mirror: 'I realised I had dementia like Pauline Quirke when doctor asked one question'
Pauline Quirke, diagnosed with dementia in 2021, is reportedly struggling to recognize family members as her condition worsens. Her husband has announced her retirement, highlighting the emotional toll of the disease.
Similarly, Gail, diagnosed with young-onset Alzheimer's at 54, shared her experience of realizing something was wrong after failing a simple memory test. Dementia symptoms can vary but often include memory loss and difficulty with daily tasks.
#education
Fox News: Democratic lawmaker says kids will be in teacherless classrooms, won't have lunch if DOGE, Trump get their way
Rep. Rosa DeLauro warned that if President Trump and Elon Musk proceed with plans to eliminate the Department of Education, students could face classrooms without teachers and lack access to school lunches. She emphasized the potential negative impact on American families and special needs students.
DeLauro asserted that Congress would oppose these changes and collaborate with organizations pursuing legal action against the administration. She expressed concern over the repercussions of such policies on education and student welfare.
#sports
Forbes: Super Bowl Draws 126 Million Viewers—Setting Super Bowl Record
Fox's Super Bowl LIX broadcast attracted 126 million viewers, making it the most-watched Super Bowl ever. The Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 44-20, with viewership peaking at 135.7 million during the second quarter.
The event also featured a halftime performance by Kendrick Lamar and SZA, drawing additional interest. Notably, this Super Bowl marked the first attendance of a sitting president, Donald Trump.