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12 Feb 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Daily average of known gotaways at southern border plummets, down 93% from Biden administration highs
The average number of known "gotaways" at the southern border has dropped to 132 per day, a 93% decrease since the peak during the Biden administration. In FY 2023, there were over 670,000 known gotaways, averaging more than 1,800 daily.
The decline in illegal crossings and gotaways is attributed to stricter border policies implemented under President Trump. Reports indicate a significant reduction in migrant encounters and an increase in criminal prosecutions related to immigration.
#politics
Fox News: Capitol Police seeking ex-aide to Trump's labor secretary nominee over alleged congressional office break-in
A former aide to Lori Chavez-DeRemer, Trump's nominee for labor secretary, is being sought by U.S. Capitol Police for an alleged break-in at the Cannon House Office Building. The aide reportedly broke in through a locked door and was identified via surveillance footage.
Chavez-DeRemer, who resigned from her House seat after her nomination, is set to testify before the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions. She previously lost her re-election bid.
Times Of Israel: Musk walks back administration’s claim about $50 million condom allotment for Gaza
Elon Musk clarified a previous claim from the Trump administration regarding a $50 million allocation for condoms in Gaza, stating it was a mistake and likely referred to Mozambique instead. He expressed skepticism about the appropriateness of such funding.
Trump, however, did not retract his assertion that the funds were intended for Hamas, alleging they were used to create bombs. Musk acknowledged that mistakes happen and emphasized the need for quick corrections.
Fox News: USAID inspector general fired days after publishing report critical of aid pause
The White House has dismissed USAID Inspector General Paul Martin, following a critical report on the Trump administration’s aid policies. This decision comes amid scrutiny of USAID's spending practices and potential plans for the agency's reorganization or closure.
Concerns have been raised regarding USAID's funding to questionable programs and extremist groups. The agency, established in 1961, faces significant changes under the current administration, with discussions of its future being led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
Breitbart: AP Whines WH 'Denied' Reporter Access Because of 'Gulf of Mexico' Use
The Associated Press criticized the White House for denying its reporter access to a press event with President Trump and King Abdullah II of Jordan. The exclusion was reportedly due to AP's refusal to fully recognize the renaming of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America, mandated by Trump.
AP's Executive Editor expressed concern that this action undermines independent journalism and violates the First Amendment by limiting access based on editorial stance. The situation highlights tensions between media organizations and the current administration regarding naming conventions and journalistic integrity.
GB News: Brittany Mahomes's 'real reason' for sitting away from Taylor Swift at Super Bowl exposed amid rift rumours
Brittany Mahomes and Taylor Swift were reportedly kept apart at the Super Bowl due to concerns over potential political controversy stemming from Donald Trump's attendance. Organizers feared a "PR nightmare" if the two were seated together, given Trump's history of criticizing Swift and Mahomes's past engagement with Trump-related content.
During the game, Swift was booed when shown on the stadium screens, while Mahomes faced backlash for an Instagram post during the Chiefs' loss. Trump later mocked Swift's reception on social media, highlighting the tension surrounding the event.
Fox News: Homeland Security puts staff involved in 'disinformation' board on administrative leave, review coming
The Department of Homeland Security has placed some employees of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency on administrative leave as it reassesses its approach to election security and misinformation. DHS aims to refocus CISA's mission, particularly regarding its handling of disinformation.
This review follows the controversial establishment of a "Disinformation Governance Board" intended to combat misinformation ahead of the 2022 midterm elections. Personnel involved in disinformation-related work will remain on leave during the evaluation process.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Netanyahu: Hamas Must Return All Hostages by Noon Saturday, or Face 'Final Defeat'
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu warned Hamas that if all 73 remaining hostages are not released by noon Saturday, the Israel Defense Forces will resume military operations until Hamas is defeated. This ultimatum follows Hamas's announcement to pause hostage releases, which drew international criticism.
Netanyahu's statement came after a Security Cabinet meeting where concerns over the condition of recently released hostages were discussed. He emphasized the need for action and noted that forces are being amassed around Gaza in preparation for potential renewed conflict.
#economy
Breitbart: Banks: Trump Brought Back Manufacturing, 'Saved the American Dream'
Sen. Jim Banks (R-IN) emphasized the importance of the American steel industry during a speech, crediting President Trump for revitalizing it. He criticized the Biden administration for allowing foreign competition to undermine U.S. tariffs and pledged to support Trump's trade agenda in the Senate.
Banks aims to ensure that the American steel sector remains competitive globally, advocating for policies that benefit the industry as a whole rather than just a few companies. He plans to focus on long-term strategies to protect jobs and promote investment in American manufacturing.
#culture
Breitbart: Nolte: Most YouTube Viewing Now Occurs on TV
YouTube has surpassed mobile devices as the primary platform for viewing in the U.S., with more people watching on TVs than any other device. In 2023, YouTube has maintained its position as the top streaming service, with over 1 billion daily viewing hours and 500 hours of content uploaded every minute.
This shift signals a significant change in entertainment consumption, as YouTube's vast and free content library poses a challenge to traditional streaming services. The democratization of content creation allows anyone to share their work, further attracting viewers away from paid platforms.
#crime
Breitbart: Latest Lawsuit Accuses Diddy of Drugging, Sexually Assaulting Man in 2022
Sean "Diddy" Combs is facing a new lawsuit from an unnamed plaintiff who alleges he was drugged and sexually assaulted by the music mogul in 2022. The lawsuit claims Combs forced the aspiring musician to perform oral sex and assaulted him, with the plaintiff later left incapacitated.
Combs is currently in jail following a federal indictment on multiple charges, including sex trafficking and racketeering. His representatives maintain that the allegations are false and that he has confidence in the judicial process. The number of lawsuits against Combs continues to grow, with over 120 expected.