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11 Feb 2025
#illegals
The Federalist: DeSantis, Florida GOPers Strike Agreement On Immigration Bill
Florida's legislative leadership has reached a compromise with Governor Ron DeSantis to advance stricter immigration legislation. This includes penalties for local officials who do not comply with federal immigration detainers and the establishment of a State Board of Immigration Enforcement.
The proposed legislation aims to enhance cooperation with federal immigration authorities, prohibit driver's licenses and in-state tuition for illegal aliens, and impose harsher penalties for illegal voting. The measures will be considered in a special session this week.
#politics
Forbes: Elon Musk’s Now $42 Billion Poorer This Month—As Scrutiny On Trump Ties Grows
Tesla stock has dropped over 19% in February, largely due to concerns about CEO Elon Musk's political activities and competition from Chinese rival BYD. Analysts warn that Musk's public persona could alienate consumers, impacting sales.
Musk's net worth has decreased by $42.4 billion, now at $379.4 billion, as Tesla's share price hits its lowest since mid-November. His significant stake in Tesla remains the primary contributor to his wealth.
Breitbart: Raskin: 'People Have Actually Been Talking About Impeaching President Elon Musk'
Representative Jamie Raskin (D-MD) stated that some colleagues are discussing the possibility of impeaching Elon Musk, whom he referred to as "President Musk." He criticized Musk's influence and alleged foreign financial ties, suggesting this undermines democratic principles.
Raskin noted that Republican support for accountability measures against Musk is lacking, as many are either supporting him or remaining silent due to public disapproval of Musk's actions.
Breitbart: Media Portray Trump’s Purge of 'Deep State' as a 'Constitutional Crisis'
Media outlets are suggesting a potential impeachment of President Trump and his team due to his aggressive actions against the "deep state," including defunding agencies and attempting to overhaul government operations. This has led to legal challenges and accusations of a constitutional crisis as multiple judges block his executive actions.
Democrats are particularly concerned about Trump's collaboration with Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency, which has faced judicial restrictions. Legal experts warn that Trump's actions may redefine presidential power and threaten the balance of government authority.
Fox News: Blue state Dems rail against Trump's plan to shut down Education Dept.
New York Democrats, including Sen. Kristen Gillibrand and Gov. Kathy Hochul, are criticizing President Trump's expected executive order to dismantle the Department of Education, labeling it "illegal" and "unconstitutional." They argue that such actions would jeopardize funding and jobs in New York.
The White House has dismissed these concerns, stating that cutting wasteful government funding is lawful. Democrats warn that dismantling the department could cost New York nearly one billion dollars annually, affecting students' access to essential programs.
Breitbart: Democrats Release 'Target Map' to Fight 'MAGA Extremism'
Democrats have unveiled a target map for state legislatures for the 2025-2026 cycle, aiming to counteract what they describe as "MAGA extremism." The Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee (DLCC) identified key states such as Alaska, Minnesota, and Michigan where they plan to focus resources to maintain and gain legislative power.
The DLCC's strategy includes defending slim majorities and blocking Republican gains in various states, while also addressing internal party concerns about connecting with average voters. Despite significant spending in previous elections, the party is reassessing its approach to regain influence.
Human Events: KEVIN POSOBIEC, MICHELLE BACKUS and NICK SORTOR: ‘We are the media now!’
Guest hosts Kevin Posobiec and Michelle Backus took over Human Events Daily as Jack Posobiec travels in Europe. They featured journalist Nick Sortor confronting Rep. Maxine Waters about her government vehicle use and lack of transparency, criticizing her intelligence and the media's reaction to his questions.
Sortor emphasized a shift in media dynamics, asserting that politicians are unaccustomed to direct questioning. Backus noted growing frustration among Democrats, suggesting it leads to aggressive behavior. The hosts positioned themselves as part of a new media landscape.
Fox News: NY Dems push back on Trump's plan to shut down Education Dept.
New York Democrats, including Sen. Kristen Gillibrand and Gov. Kathy Hochul, are challenging President Trump's plans to dismantle the Department of Education, labeling them as illegal and unconstitutional. They argue that such actions could jeopardize funding and jobs in New York, affecting millions of students.
The White House, however, defends the initiative as a necessary step to eliminate wasteful spending, asserting that cutting government funding is lawful. Democrats warn that defunding could lead to significant losses in federal support for education, impacting local taxpayers and students' access to essential programs.
Breitbart: Mike Lee with Alex Marlow: DOGE Proving Govt 'Had Been Kidnapped by the Deep State'
Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) praised the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk, as crucial for restoring effective governance. He criticized the Deep State for obstructing efforts to eliminate waste and fraud within the government, emphasizing the importance of DOGE's audit work.
Lee also condemned a recent ruling by U.S. District Judge Paul Engelmayer, which restricts political appointees from accessing Treasury data, arguing it lacks legal basis and was issued without proper notice to the Trump administration. He remains optimistic about DOGE's legal standing and aims to minimize delays in its operations.
#society
Fox News: Kate Middleton fashion policy sparks backlash, forces Kensington Palace to clarify
Kensington Palace has reaffirmed that there is "no change" in the approach to sharing details of Kate Middleton's fashion choices after backlash over a reported policy shift. The palace emphasized that comments regarding a reduction in naming designers were not directly from the Princess of Wales.
Critics argue that limiting information about her outfits could negatively impact British fashion, as Middleton's style has generated significant economic benefits. The palace clarified that while the focus remains on important issues, they recognize the public's interest in her fashion.
The Telegraph: David Beckham’s name could be used to sell curtains and nappies in Russia
David Beckham's name has been trademarked in Russia, allowing the use of his brand for a variety of products, including curtains, nappies, and yoga mats. The trademark was approved for DB Ventures, enabling the sale of numerous items under the Beckham name.
This includes unconventional items like beer mug mats and fabric for cheese-making.
GB News: Morrisons unveils the 'ultimate' meal for two available in its cafés this week only - priced at £6
Morrisons is offering a £6 Love Bird Pancake Stack for two as a special Valentine's treat from February 10 to 16. The deal includes eight pancakes, fresh strawberries, and two dipping sauces, providing an affordable romantic breakfast option for couples.
Additionally, Morrisons features a heart-shaped strawberry tart for £5 and a premium three-course dining experience for £15. However, the pancake offer is not available in 55 reduced menu cafés.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: 'Calling Card' for US Democratic Party Found Along with Missiles, Rifles in Terrorist Weapons Cache
Packages from USAID were discovered in a Hezbollah weapons cache in Lebanon, raising concerns about U.S. taxpayer money potentially funding terrorism. Reports indicate that USAID has a history of aid diversion to groups aligned with designated terrorists, with billions unaccounted for.
Critics, including former officials, allege that USAID has been problematic for U.S.-Israel relations, with claims of staff indifference toward associations with terrorist organizations. The findings have intensified scrutiny of USAID's funding practices and oversight.
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu: ‘Intense fighting’ to resume in Gaza if hostages not released by Saturday
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that if Hamas does not release hostages by Saturday noon, Israel will resume intense fighting in Gaza. This statement follows Hamas's claim of Israeli violations leading to a delay in hostage releases, complicating the ceasefire agreement.
The Israeli security cabinet partially endorsed US President Trump's demand for hostages' release, but conflicting messages emerged regarding the number of hostages required. As tensions rise, Israel is strengthening military forces in preparation for potential escalations if the ceasefire collapses.
Forbes: Trump Gaza Proposal: Trump Insists U.S. Will ‘Take’ Gaza As Jordan’s King Visits White House
President Trump met with Jordan's King Abdullah II, reiterating his plan for the U.S. to take control of Gaza and relocate Palestinians to Egypt and Jordan. This proposal faces significant international criticism, with leaders from various countries opposing forced displacement and advocating for a two-state solution.
Despite pushback, Trump emphasized a vision for Gaza as a future development site, suggesting it could become a prosperous area. However, the plan has raised concerns about legality and potential ethnic cleansing, with many regional leaders rejecting the idea of resettling Palestinians.
Times Of Israel: Trump, envoy Witkoff secure release from Russia of detained US citizen Marc Fogel
Marc Fogel, an American teacher wrongfully detained in Russia, has been released amid what the White House calls a diplomatic thaw that may aid negotiations to end the war in Ukraine. Fogel, arrested in August 2021 for carrying medically prescribed marijuana, was serving a 14-year sentence before his release facilitated by U.S. negotiations.
Fogel's family expressed relief and gratitude for his return, marking the end of a painful chapter in their lives. Other Americans remain detained in Russia, including Ksenia Khavana, convicted of treason. The situation reflects ongoing complexities in U.S.-Russia relations and the broader geopolitical landscape.
#religion
The Western Journal: Karoline Leavitt Torches Dem Congressman Who Called Her a 'Fake Christian'
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt responded to Democratic Rep. Dave Min's accusation of her being a "fake Christian," asserting that such an insult is both condescending and presumptuous. Leavitt emphasized her Christian faith as a central part of her life and criticized Min for publicly questioning her beliefs without having met her.
The commentary highlights the importance of understanding the core doctrines of Christianity and cautions against judging others' faith. It argues that true Christian identity cannot be dismissed based on moral failings, as Christianity encompasses deeper theological beliefs beyond mere ethics.
#education
The Western Journal: Trump Department of Education Axes Biden Admin's 'Misguided' Technical School Move
The Trump administration has reversed reporting rules for technical schools to reduce burdens and boost CTE program enrollment.
#sports
Forbes: Super Bowl Draws 127 Million Viewers—Setting Super Bowl Record
Fox's Super Bowl LIX attracted 127.7 million viewers, setting a record for the most-watched Super Bowl in history. The Philadelphia Eagles triumphed over the Kansas City Chiefs with a score of 44-20, while Kendrick Lamar's halftime show drew 133.5 million viewers.
Viewership peaked at 137.7 million during the second quarter, and Fox's pregame coverage averaged 27.4 million viewers. Notably, former President Donald Trump's attendance marked a first for a sitting president at the Super Bowl.
#outdoors
On The Water: Ice Fishing Report: Lake Trout on Lake Champlain
After a last-minute change of plans, the author decided to go ice fishing on Lake Champlain, targeting lake trout. With the help of a friend and some online research, he prepared for an early morning adventure, excited to experience the thrill of fishing on thick ice.
The day included navigating pressure cracks, setting up ice tents, and learning about lake trout behavior. Ultimately, the trip was successful, culminating in the author catching his first lake trout, followed by plans to snowmobile with his father in the Adirondacks.