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Feb 21, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Migrant suspect in Texas cheerleader's murder confronted by victim's grieving mom in court
Jacqueline Medina traveled from Nevada to Texas to confront Rafael Govea Romero, the alleged murderer of her 16-year-old daughter, Lizbeth. Romero, an undocumented immigrant, is charged with capital murder after allegedly fatally stabbing Lizbeth in their home on December 5, 2023.
During the court hearing, Medina expressed her emotional turmoil and desire for justice, feeling a sense of hope after the judge found Romero competent to stand trial. The tentative trial date is set for August, and Medina has been holding onto a keychain with her daughter's photo for strength throughout the proceedings.
Fox News: Feds likely eyeing 'cover-ups' to bust Mexican cartels along border: former DEA agent
Mexican drug cartels are using sophisticated tunnels, some extending over 2,000 feet, to smuggle drugs into the U.S., complicating efforts by the Trump administration to combat narcotics trafficking. The DEA reports that these tunnels often have hidden entrances disguised as businesses.
The challenges posed by these tunnels are significant, with former DEA officials suggesting that increased investigations are necessary to uncover their locations. While border crossings have decreased since Trump's inauguration, the existence of these tunnels remains a major concern for law enforcement.
Fox News: Ex-NY Giants player is helping deported migrants in Guatemala, blames Biden for the problem
Retired NFL player Jack Brewer is in Guatemala City assisting deported migrant families by providing food, support, and spiritual guidance. His foundation aims to address the issues stemming from U.S. immigration policies, which he believes have exacerbated family separations and poverty in the region.
Brewer emphasizes the need for education about legal immigration routes to combat human trafficking and supports stronger enforcement measures in Guatemala. He critiques the previous U.S. administration's approach and calls for a focus on addressing the root causes of migration, including poverty and corruption.
#politics
Fox News: Legal expert 'baffled' by courts 'intruding significantly' on Trump's presidential authority
A federal judge has extended a restraining order blocking the Trump administration's buyout offer to federal employees, which was deemed within presidential powers by attorney Jonathan Turley. He argues that the president has the authority to manage executive branch employment conditions.
The buyout offer, which involved around 65,000 employees, was challenged by labor unions claiming it violates federal law and could disrupt government operations. The judge has yet to provide a timeline for a decision on the matter.
Liberty Nation News: Government Shutdown to Save the Government? - Liberty Nation News
Some congressional Democrats are contemplating a government shutdown as a tactic to counter perceived threats from the Trump administration. This approach has raised eyebrows, with critics questioning the logic of advocating for a shutdown while also arguing against government cuts.
Historically, Democrats have condemned shutdowns for their impact on essential services, but the current political climate has led to a reversal in rhetoric. Some view this potential strategy as self-sabotage that could harm the party's standing.
Le Monde: Musk defends cuts to federal government in surreal Oval Office appearance with Trump
Elon Musk attended a White House event where he was accompanied by his son, X. Musk was present for the signing of an executive order aimed at enhancing the Department of Government Efficiency, which has faced criticism for its aggressive cuts to foreign aid and civil service positions.
During the event, Musk defended his actions against the federal government, arguing that his goal is to return power to the people and criticizing bureaucratic processes that he believes undermine democracy.
Liberty Nation News: A Global Realignment Without the Globalists - Liberty Nation News
The rise of globalism has led to a shift away from prioritizing national interests, with governments often spending taxpayer dollars on foreign initiatives that lack clear benefits for citizens. This trend has been challenged by Donald Trump's presidency, which emphasized national sovereignty and independent decision-making.
Trump's approach disrupted the globalist agenda, forcing world leaders to recalibrate their strategies in response to unexpected actions, such as tariffs. This shift highlights the need for countries to prioritize their own interests and engage on the global stage as individual entities, rather than as part of a collective.
Fox News: New resistance battling Trump's second term through onslaught of lawsuits taking aim at EOs
Since January 20, 2024, at least 49 lawsuits have been filed against the Trump administration by various activist groups, legal organizations, and state officials. These legal challenges primarily stem from Trump's executive orders and proclamations, with many Democrats vowing to continue their opposition through litigation and protests.
Trump, facing multiple criminal indictments, has labeled these legal actions as politically motivated attempts to undermine his presidency. Despite the legal challenges, he remains committed to addressing government inefficiencies and fraud, asserting that the lawsuits will not deter his agenda.
GB News: Trans row: Patrick Christys baffled as guest repeatedly dodges llama probe in defence of health minister
Labour's new Health Minister, Ashley Dalton, faced backlash after a 2016 social media post resurfaced, where she suggested that people could "identify as llamas" and should be treated with dignity. This sparked a heated debate on GB News, with host Patrick Christys questioning the implications of her views on biological facts and women's safety.
Commentator James Barr defended Dalton, claiming her remarks were made in jest and emphasizing her concern for both trans individuals and women's safety. The discussion highlighted tensions around identity politics and the qualifications of Dalton for her ministerial role.
Fox News: Federal agency in DOGE's crosshairs played key role in Harris’ strategy to curb migrant crisis
The Biden administration's strategy to address the root causes of migration from Central America involved significant funding through the now-frozen USAID. This included initiatives aimed at reducing gang violence, poverty, and climate change impacts in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras.
USAID's efforts included a $300 million initiative called Centroamérica Local, programs to combat gender-based violence, and investments in agricultural and biodiversity projects. However, the program's future is uncertain due to recent concerns over funding mismanagement.
#society
Fox News: Justin Baldoni claims Blake Lively 'never intended' to file lawsuit: docs
Blake Lively filed a civil rights complaint against Justin Baldoni, alleging sexual harassment and retaliation while working on "It Ends With Us." Baldoni responded with a $400 million defamation lawsuit, claiming Lively's actions were deliberate and aimed at damaging his reputation without intending to file a lawsuit.
Legal experts suggest Lively's complaint may have been a strategic move to garner public sympathy without exposing herself to scrutiny. The ongoing legal battle highlights the complexities of defamation law and the potential implications of public relations tactics in high-profile cases.
Fox News: Prince Andrew's Jeffrey Epstein link has disgraced duke 'petrified' to step foot on US soil: expert
Prince Andrew is reportedly "petrified" of returning to New York City, fearing potential legal repercussions linked to his association with Jeffrey Epstein. British broadcaster Helena Chard claims Andrew is isolated and anxious about facing scrutiny, as he has largely withdrawn from public life since the controversies erupted.
With fresh calls for an FBI investigation into Epstein's connections, Andrew's past communications with Epstein have resurfaced, intensifying public scrutiny. Experts suggest that the prince is unlikely to travel to the U.S. again, given the potential for legal issues and the negative media attention surrounding him.
Times Of Israel: Expat moms in Saudi Arabia push unfinished desert megacity to millions on TikTok
Expat "momfluencers" are promoting life in Saudi Arabia and the NEOM megacity on TikTok, showcasing their experiences despite concerns over human rights violations. They highlight family-friendly activities and the quality of life, contrasting sharply with the realities faced by local women and migrant workers.
Critics argue these influencers are part of a PR strategy to reshape Saudi Arabia's image, masking ongoing issues such as repression and labor abuses. While the kingdom seeks to modernize, its human rights record remains a significant concern, with reports of executions and mistreatment of foreign workers.
Fox News: Australian health care workers threaten Israeli man, claim to have killed Jews in their care on camera
Two Australian healthcare workers are under investigation after a video surfaced in which they threatened to kill an Israeli man, claiming they had previously harmed Jews. The incident escalated during a conversation on Chatrouletka, leading to violent remarks and gestures.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemned the comments as "vile" and stated that the individuals have been referred to police for a criminal investigation. This incident highlights rising antisemitism in Australia, with over 2,000 reported incidents since the October 7 attacks on Israel.
#health
The Mirror: Pacific island diet 'can slash cholesterol' and help weight loss
Researchers are highlighting the health benefits of the traditional diet in Papua New Guinea, which is rich in unprocessed plant-based foods. A new hybrid diet, called NiMe, adapts these practices to improve gut health and reduce disease risk, emphasizing vegetables, legumes, and limited animal protein.
Studies indicate that the NiMe diet can lead to significant health improvements, including weight loss and reductions in bad cholesterol and blood sugar levels. The diet's focus on fiber-rich foods aims to reshape dietary guidelines and promote better health outcomes.
The Mirror: 'I'm a beauty writer and this free AI tool built me a skincare routine'
Noli is an AI-powered platform that offers a free skin analysis through a quiz and face scan, creating a personalized skincare routine tailored to individual needs. Users can shop for recommended products at a 30% discount, featuring popular brands like CeraVe and La Roche-Posay.
The process is user-friendly, taking about four minutes to complete the quiz and scan. While the platform provides a helpful starting point for skincare routines, it currently features a limited selection of brands. Alternatives like L'Oreal Paris Skin Genius and Charlotte Tilbury also offer personalized skincare solutions.
#crime
The Mirror: Major update in stand-off as 'man with weapons' locked in tense showdown
Roads in Sheffield city center have reopened as police negotiate with an armed man, who allegedly poses a risk to himself. Nearby properties were evacuated, and while public transport has resumed, displaced residents cannot return home yet.
In Lewisham, armed police responded to a man waving a knife from a window, leading to a lockdown of the area. Officers are on the scene managing the situation. No injuries to the public have been reported.
Fox News: DOGE scrutiny could 'take handcuffs off' police officers to do their jobs: expert
Former NYPD lieutenant commander Joe Cardinale supports President Trump's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which aims to reduce excessive oversight on police departments. He believes DOGE could help alleviate burdens on law enforcement by scrutinizing federal funding and ensuring accountability.
Cardinale argues that removing qualified immunity has hindered police effectiveness, suggesting that better funding and oversight could enhance staffing and resources. He advocates for a return to proactive policing, emphasizing the need for support and proper standards for police departments.