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#illegals
Fox News: Sen. Durbin torches Trump admin for letting Dr. Phil join Chicago deportation raids: 'Why is he there?'
Sen. Dick Durbin criticized the Trump administration for allowing Dr. Phil to accompany ICE during deportation operations in Chicago. He questioned the appropriateness of a television personality participating in serious law enforcement activities, emphasizing the potential complications it could cause.
Durbin expressed concern over the administration's mass deportation strategy, arguing that most undocumented immigrants are law-abiding individuals who contribute to society. He highlighted the need for a more nuanced approach to immigration enforcement, particularly for those without criminal records.
#politics
Fox News: Shielding Biden: Journalists shed light on the media's cover-up of a weakened president
Critics allege a significant cover-up by legacy media regarding President Joe Biden's family financial dealings and his cognitive decline. Reports indicate that stories about Hunter Biden's controversial laptop and financial issues were suppressed by various news organizations, including Politico and CNN, during the 2020 election cycle.
As Biden's presidency continues, concerns about his health have been downplayed by the media, with some outlets framing viral moments of his frailty as "cheap fakes." Reports suggest that the media's reluctance to cover negative stories about Biden reflects a broader culture of bias, impacting the scrutiny he faces compared to previous administrations.
The Western Journal: Mexico's President Is Already Asking for Help, Hoping Someone Will Help Her Keep 'Gulf of Mexico'
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is contesting Donald Trump's executive order to rename the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. She argues that only the U.S. portion should bear the new name, referencing international law that limits control of waters near coastlines.
Google Maps will display both names based on users' locations, while companies like Chevron have begun using the new name. Trump's order emphasizes the Gulf's significance to U.S. trade and economy, mandating that all official communications adopt the name Gulf of America.
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: Republicans Overwhelmingly Support the Mexico and Canada Tariffs
Support for higher tariffs has surged among Americans, with a recent YouGov poll showing 29% favoring increases, up from 18% last year. Among Republicans, 54% support raising tariffs, reflecting a broader shift in party sentiment towards protectionist policies reminiscent of McKinley's era.
The Republican Party's favorability has also risen, with 43% of voters viewing it positively compared to just 31% for Democrats. This shift in public opinion appears to bolster Trump's tariff agenda, as 67% of Republicans back proposed tariffs on Canada and Mexico, indicating strong party unity on trade issues.
#society
Forbes: Philadelphia Plane Crash Live Updates: Seven Killed, Including One Person On The Ground
A small Learjet 55 crashed in Philadelphia, resulting in the deaths of six Mexican nationals on board and one person on the ground. At least 19 others sustained injuries, with some receiving treatment at local hospitals. The plane had just taken off from Northeast Philadelphia Airport.
The National Transportation Safety Board and FAA are investigating the crash. The plane was en route to Missouri before heading to Tijuana, Mexico. Officials, including Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker and Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy, have expressed condolences and offered support to those affected.
The Telegraph: The so-called virtue of the West has blinded it to reality of Islamist cruelty
Recent events have highlighted the disturbing treatment of Jewish hostages released from captivity, drawing parallels to historical racism. Jewish women were displayed inappropriately, while the media's response has been criticized as inadequate. The apparent silence from anti-racism advocates raises questions about the moral framework guiding contemporary discourse.
The piece argues that a progressive worldview has hindered a realistic understanding of violence and aggression, particularly in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It suggests that Western policies, driven by idealism rather than pragmatism, have failed to address the complexities of the situation, ultimately leading to moral failures.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Nato scrambles as Putin's 'terrorist' strikes hit Ukraine just hours after Trump released ceasefire update
Russia launched a significant drone and missile attack across Ukraine, resulting in six fatalities and extensive damage to civilian infrastructure in regions like Poltava, Kharkiv, and Odesa. The strikes caused power outages and destruction of residential buildings, prompting NATO and Polish forces to scramble warplanes in response.
Ukrainian President Zelensky condemned the attacks as "terrorist crimes," emphasizing the urgent need for enhanced support against Russian aggression. The escalation follows ongoing discussions between the U.S. and Russia regarding the conflict, with indications that President Putin remains unwilling to negotiate peace.
#military
The Telegraph: North Korean troops pulled from Ukraine war front line after mass casualties
North Korean troops supporting Russia in the Ukraine conflict have been withdrawn from the front lines for additional training due to heavy casualties and ineffective tactics. They were first deployed in November, but Ukrainian forces have not encountered them for several weeks.
Reports indicate that while the North Koreans are committed fighters, they struggle with outdated equipment and poor strategies. A recovered diary from a North Korean soldier revealed troubling orders, such as using infantry as bait for Ukrainian drones.
#culture
Le Monde: Release of "A Perfect Stranger": fragmented visions of Bob Dylan on screen
Two films featuring Bob Dylan as a central figure are "I'm Not There" (2007) by Todd Haynes and the recent "A Complete Unknown" by James Mangold. Both explore the complexity of Dylan's persona, highlighting the challenge of capturing his elusive identity despite his extensive public work.
"A Complete Unknown" recognizes the difficulty in forming a coherent image of Dylan, even during a well-documented period of his life. The film contributes to the myriad representations of Dylan, reflecting both his own crafted narratives and the interpretations of others.
#crime
Breitbart: Texas Sheriff’s Deputy Sent to Prison for Staging Fake Drug Busts in Border County
A former deputy sheriff in Hidalgo County, Texas, Baldemar Cardenas, has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison for staging fake drug busts to steal cocaine from drug cartels. Cardenas pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges related to his involvement with smugglers in 2020.
He assisted traffickers by providing tips to law enforcement during staged raids, allowing the smugglers to dilute cocaine shipments and present false evidence of seizures. The case was uncovered after authorities noticed a significant discrepancy in the purity of seized drugs.