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12 Feb 2025
#illegals
The Federalist: Watchdog: 22 Blue States Join Secret Anti-Trump Resistance Pact
Attorneys general from 22 Democratic states and Washington, D.C., have signed a secret agreement to challenge President Trump’s immigration policy, specifically targeting birthright citizenship. This pact was initiated shortly after Trump’s election victory, indicating a coordinated resistance to his border policies.
The agreement aims to develop litigation against any executive actions that could limit birthright citizenship, reflecting a strategic move to solidify voter bases amid rising immigration concerns. Critics argue that this focus on immigration over pressing issues like public safety and inflation highlights misplaced priorities among Democratic leaders.
#politics
Times Of Israel: Israel Antiquities Authority rejects bid to put it in charge of West Bank antiquities
The Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) has declined to take responsibility for antiquities in the West Bank, leading Likud MK Amit Halevi to propose a new body under the Heritage Ministry instead. Halevi aims to ensure Israeli oversight of these sites, currently managed by the Civil Administration.
The IAA warns that the bill could harm its international reputation and academic ties. Concerns about potential claims of annexation and the effectiveness of the proposed changes were raised by various officials, yet Halevi insists on applying Israeli law to the region's antiquities.
Fox News: CA Republicans urge Trump admin to fight state's attack on natural gas: 'It's sick'
California Republican leaders are urging the Trump administration to intervene against the state's efforts to ban natural gas and gas appliances, citing concerns over energy sufficiency and cost of living. They argue that such bans limit consumer choice and could worsen affordability in the state.
California has been moving towards phasing out gas appliances to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, with plans approved to ban new gas-powered heaters by 2030. The state's Democratic leadership supports these measures, while Republicans call for federal action to protect consumer options and challenge state regulations.
Fox News: Trump supporting California sheriff to launch GOP run for governor in race to succeed Newsom: sources
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco, a tough-on-crime Republican and Trump supporter, will announce his candidacy for California governor in 2026. He has been a vocal critic of Democratic leadership, particularly on crime issues, and played a key role in passing Proposition 36.
Bianco's entry adds to a crowded Democratic field, which includes Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis and former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, among others. With no Republican winning statewide office in California since 2006, Bianco's campaign could signal a shift in the political landscape.
Breitbart: AP Blocked Again from WH Event After Resisting 'Gulf of America' Update
The Associated Press is in conflict with the White House over the official recognition of the Gulf of America, a name change made by President Trump. The AP continues to refer to it as the Gulf of Mexico, leading to the White House barring its reporters from recent events.
This situation highlights tensions between the administration and media outlets that do not comply with the president's directives. The White House's actions suggest a warning to other news organizations regarding adherence to its narrative.
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: Tulsi Gabbard Confirmed
Tulsi Gabbard has been confirmed as President Trump's Director of National Intelligence, marking his 14th Cabinet confirmation. The Senate vote was 52-48, largely along party lines, with some Republican support after a challenging confirmation hearing.
In other news, Trump continues to face legal challenges and pushback on various policies, including a visa lottery bill and immigration enforcement in places of worship. Meanwhile, tensions remain high in Ukraine as Russian missile attacks continue.
Breitbart: Exclusive: DOE to Investigate 2 Athletic Associations that Publicly Defied Trump's Order Protecting Girls' Sports
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating the Minnesota State High School League and the California Interscholastic Federation for plans to allow transgender athletes to compete in women's sports, contrary to President Trump's executive order protecting women's sports. The DOE asserts that these organizations must comply with federal anti-discrimination laws.
Both athletic associations have indicated they will follow state laws permitting participation based on gender identity, despite the federal mandate. The investigations follow similar inquiries into other institutions for alleged Title IX violations regarding transgender athletes in women's sports.
#society
GB News: Birmingham City Council accused of 'betrayal' after slashing refuse worker pay by thousands: 'This is TREACHERY!'
Birmingham City Council faces backlash from refuse workers after cutting their pay by £8,000. Unite Union leader Onay Kasab condemned the council's actions, claiming they prioritize their own pay increases over worker safety and livelihoods, calling the situation a "betrayal."
Kasab emphasized the need for the council to advocate for better funding from the government instead of making cuts that jeopardize worker safety. He vowed that the union would continue to fight for a fair resolution.
Breitbart: Report: FEMA Funds Go to L.A. Homeless Agency, Raising Mismanagement Concerns
FEMA funds have been allocated to LAHSA for housing homeless victims of the Palisades Fire, despite a low number of affected individuals. LAHSA has its own resources, including motel vouchers, raising questions about the need for FEMA assistance.
Concerns about LAHSA's management and accountability persist, with reports of fraud complicating access to FEMA aid for fire victims. Investigations into LAHSA's operations have been requested due to allegations of mismanagement and potential corruption.
Front Page Magazine: The Timely Death of DEI
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives are facing significant backlash, particularly from influential business leaders like Meta's Mark Zuckerberg, who is reconsidering their role in workplaces. Critics argue that DEI has fostered division rather than unity among workers, undermining solidarity and exacerbating racial tensions.
While the media expresses concern over the potential decline of DEI, some believe its diminishing influence could inadvertently benefit the working class by shifting focus back to meritocracy. Despite ongoing enforcement in many organizations, the reevaluation of DEI by elites may signal a broader cultural change.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: 80% of Israeli Jews Support Trump’s Proposal to Relocate 80% of Gazans
Trump has proposed relocating 1.5 million people from Gaza to Egypt and Jordan to facilitate reconstruction efforts in the region. Many Gazans, facing devastation upon returning to their homes, are reportedly interested in this option. A survey indicates that about 80% of Israeli Jews support this plan, viewing it as both desirable and practical.
While Egypt and Jordan have rejected the proposal, Trump could leverage U.S. aid to persuade them to accept the relocation. The plan aims to improve living conditions for Gazans during reconstruction, which could take 10-15 years, while also reducing the threat posed by Hamas to Israel.
Le Monde: US defense chief suggests Ukraine should abandon hope of winning all territory back from Russia
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated NATO membership for Ukraine is unrealistic and suggested Kyiv prepare for a negotiated peace settlement, potentially involving international troops. This aligns with President Trump's announcement of negotiations with Putin to end the war, signaling a shift in US policy.
Hegseth emphasized that any security guarantees for Ukraine should be backed by European troops, with no US military involvement. He urged allies to abandon the goal of restoring Ukraine's pre-2014 borders and called for Europe to take on greater responsibility for Ukraine's defense.
The Telegraph: Trump and Putin start talks to end Ukraine war
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin have decided to initiate negotiations to end the Ukraine war, raising concerns about a potentially favorable peace deal for Russia. They plan to form teams for direct talks on a ceasefire, with Trump proposing visits to each other's countries.
This announcement has sparked worries that Ukraine and European nations may be excluded from critical discussions regarding their future.
Fox News: Putin viewed as 'great competitor' but still a US 'adversary' as Ukraine negotiations loom, Leavitt says
The Trump administration, represented by White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, describes Russian President Vladimir Putin as both a "great competitor" and "adversary" while initiating negotiations to end the war in Ukraine. Trump announced on Truth Social that he and Putin agreed to start negotiations and would involve key officials in the process.
Trump also spoke with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, expressing optimism about the peace talks. The discussions come after the recent return of American hostage Marc Fogel from Russia. Trump emphasized the need to end the conflict, highlighting the unnecessary loss of life.
Times Of Israel: US said to accept IDF request to remain in 5 south Lebanon posts after Feb. 18 deadline
The U.S. has reportedly authorized a prolonged Israeli military presence in southern Lebanon, extending a previous deadline for troop withdrawal from February 18 to February 28. This follows a ceasefire agreement that aimed to reduce tensions between Israel and Hezbollah, with Lebanese forces expected to take control of the area.
Despite the extension, Lebanon's government insists on a complete withdrawal of Israeli troops. Israel claims Hezbollah is reestablishing its intelligence capabilities in the region, prompting concerns over security. The U.S. maintains that the February 18 deadline is firm, complicating the situation further.
#military
The Telegraph: Hegseth has delivered just the kick up the backside the Nato nations need
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated that the US cannot be the primary security guarantor in Europe, emphasizing the growing threat from China over Russia. He pointed out that European nations have underfunded their militaries and must take more responsibility for their own defense.
As China expands its military capabilities, European countries, particularly those not bordering Russia, have shown little urgency in addressing their defense needs. Hegseth's remarks underscore the necessity for Europe to invest in its own security rather than relying on US support.
Fox News: Coast Guard investigators release chilling audio of Titan submersible implosion
Audio from a NOAA recorder has captured the suspected sounds of the Titan submersible's implosion in June 2023, approximately 900 miles from the incident site. The recording features static followed by a loud noise before going silent, released as part of the ongoing investigation by the U.S. Coast Guard.
The Titan disaster resulted in the deaths of five individuals, including notable figures like U.K. billionaire Hamish Harding and OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush. Investigations reveal that the vessel had been exposed to harsh conditions for seven months before the tragedy, raising concerns about safety protocols.
#history
Front Page Magazine: Prager U Video: What Was the Holocaust?
The Nazi regime, led by Adolf Hitler during WWII, aimed to exterminate the Jewish population, resulting in the deaths of 6 million Jews. The video by journalist Emily Austin from Prager U explores the reasons behind this atrocity and the methods used. It also addresses the concerning lack of knowledge among young people about this historical event.
#health
Fox News: 'Real Housewives' star Teddi Mellencamp hospitalized with multiple tumors on her brain
Teddi Mellencamp, a reality star from "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," was hospitalized after doctors found multiple tumors on her brain following weeks of severe headaches. She is set to undergo surgery to remove two of the tumors, with plans for radiation treatment for the smaller ones later.
Mellencamp expressed gratitude for the support from her family, friends, and medical team, sharing her experience on Instagram. She remains hopeful about her recovery, citing her father's encouragement during this challenging time.
#crime
Fox News: ‘Virgin River’ star’s mother and stepfather’s cause of death revealed as possible murder-suicide: report
French authorities revealed that Callum Kerr's mother, Dawn Searle, and stepfather, Andrew Searle, died from violent causes. Andrew was found hanging, while Dawn suffered severe head injuries. The investigation is ongoing to determine if it was a domestic crime or involved a third party.
Kerr and his family are mourning their loss and have requested privacy during this difficult time. Both victims were well-known in their community after moving from Scotland a decade ago.