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#illegals
Forbes: Everything To Know About Trump’s ‘Mass Deportation’ Plans: Pam Bondi Announces Lawsuit Against New York For ‘Green Light Law’
Attorney General Pam Bondi has filed a lawsuit against New York state and Governor Kathy Hochul over the state's "green light law," which allows undocumented immigrants to obtain driver's licenses. Bondi claims this law violates federal immigration regulations and prioritizes illegal immigrants over American citizens.
The lawsuit is part of a broader effort by the Trump administration to enforce stricter immigration policies, including targeting sanctuary cities and expediting deportations. Local leaders in these cities are responding with mixed strategies, some softening their opposition to avoid becoming targets for federal raids.
#politics
The Economist: Donald Trump and the art of the quid pro quo
Donald Trump and New York Mayor Eric Adams appear to have engaged in a political quid pro quo, illustrating the often murky nature of political favors. This situation highlights how such exchanges are a common aspect of political dealings, even if not always overtly corrupt.
The dynamics of this relationship raise questions about the implications for governance and public trust. As political maneuvering continues, the broader impact on American politics remains to be seen.
Forbes: Trump’s Federal Worker Buyout Pause Lifted: Here’s What To Know
A federal judge has lifted the freeze on President Trump's buyout offer to federal employees, allowing over 2 million workers to accept resignation packages. So far, more than 65,000 employees have taken the offer, but the administration aims for a 5% to 10% reduction in the workforce.
The buyout initiative, led by Trump and Elon Musk, is part of a broader strategy to downsize the federal government, which includes hiring freezes and potential layoffs. Legal challenges from labor unions regarding the program's legality persist.
Le Monde: Judge clears way for Trump’s plan to downsize federal workforce with deferred resignation program
A federal judge has approved President Trump's deferred resignation program aimed at reducing the federal workforce. The judge ruled that labor unions lacked legal standing to challenge the initiative, which offers financial incentives for employees to leave their positions.
The program, supported by adviser Elon Musk, allows employees to stop working while receiving pay until September 30. The Justice Department described it as a "humane off ramp" for those affected by remote work policies.
#society
The Western Journal: FCC Launches Investigation of NBC Parent Company Over ‘DEI Discrimination’ Concerns
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has initiated an investigation into Comcast and NBCUniversal regarding their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices. Carr expressed concerns that these companies may be promoting discriminatory DEI initiatives that violate federal civil rights laws.
The investigation aligns with former President Trump's directive to eliminate illegal DEI programs in the private sector. Carr aims to ensure compliance with the Communications Act and Equal Employment Opportunity regulations, emphasizing that DEI initiatives should not infringe on Americans' rights to fair treatment.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israel said to tell Hamas ceasefire can continue if three hosatges freed on Saturday
Israel has communicated through mediators that the ceasefire and hostage release deal with Hamas will continue if three more hostages are released by Saturday. Conflicting statements from Israeli officials have raised concerns about the agreement's stability, but recent reports suggest progress in negotiations.
The ceasefire, established after a prolonged conflict, requires Hamas to release all hostages, while Israel must free Palestinian prisoners. Tensions have escalated after Hamas paused hostage releases, prompting discussions about the next phases of the agreement.
Fox News: Trump's special envoy for hostage affairs warns Hamas not to test Trump ahead of Saturday ultimatum
U.S. Special Envoy Adam Boehler warned Hamas against testing President Trump as the deadline for releasing hostages approaches. Currently, seven Americans are among the 76 hostages held. Trump stated that all hostages must be returned by noon Saturday, or consequences will follow.
Boehler emphasized that Hamas's actions affect not only the hostages but also the broader population in Gaza and the West Bank. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu echoed this sentiment, stating that the ceasefire will end if the hostages are not released as agreed.
The Economist: Donald Trump starts “immediate” talks with Vladimir Putin on Ukraine
Donald Trump has initiated "immediate" negotiations with Vladimir Putin regarding the Ukraine conflict, raising concerns in Kyiv and among European allies. President Zelensky fears being sidelined in discussions that could impact Ukraine's future.
The situation has heightened anxieties about America's commitment to Ukraine, as Trump’s approach appears to prioritize direct talks with Russia without consulting Ukrainian leadership.
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Protests in Panama, Scientists Detect Neutrino, and Valentine’s Photo at the Zoo
A multi-vehicle crash in Caracas, Venezuela, resulted in two fatalities and seven injuries involving at least 17 vehicles. The incident occurred on a main highway, prompting a response from local fire brigade officials.
In eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, fighting has resumed as Rwanda-backed M23 fighters attacked Congolese army positions, despite recent calls for a ceasefire. The conflict has intensified just days after a brief lull in hostilities.
Human Events: EURO DISPATCH: The war will end, with no NATO membership for Ukraine
Jack Posobiec reported from Europe on significant geopolitical developments following President Trump's actions aimed at ending the war in Ukraine. He highlighted Scott Bessent's arrival in Kyiv for discussions on an economic partnership with President Zelensky, focusing on leveraging Ukrainian resources to benefit the US economy.
Additionally, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth stated that Ukraine would not be allowed into NATO post-war, emphasizing a shift towards a new peace framework in Europe. These changes are setting the stage for the Munich Security Conference, where Zelensky and JD Vance are scheduled to meet.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: "Wagner"
The poem reflects a world filled with despair, where heroes fall and souls are trapped, longing for fulfillment. It captures the restless pursuit of bliss amidst chaos, invoking imagery of mythic figures and nature's tumult.
The Imaginative Conservative seeks to foster a dialogue centered on appreciation in culture and politics, advocating for a conservatism rooted in hope and traditional values.
#crime
Breitbart: Chinese Drug Lord 'White Wolf' Under Investigation in Taiwan, Thanks to Peter Schweizer's 'Blood Money'
Taiwan's top prosecutor has launched an investigation into Zhang An Le, known as “White Wolf,” for allegedly aiding Mexican drug cartels in fentanyl production. This follows revelations from Peter Schweizer's book, which outlines connections between the Biden family and Chinese criminal enterprises.
“White Wolf,” linked to the Sinaloa Cartel and the Chinese government, has a history of drug trafficking. His ties to a Chinese tycoon who funneled money to the Bidens raise concerns about the intersection of U.S. politics and international drug trade.
#other
GB News: US weather: 'Arctic anticyclone' set to hit over 200m Americans with 'storm frenzy' and 'eruptions of thundersnow'
An Arctic anticyclone is set to bring severe winter storms across the U.S., affecting over 200 million people with plummeting temperatures, freezing rain, and thundersnow. The National Weather Service has issued warnings for extreme cold, heavy snowfall, and potential tornadoes.
As cold air from the Arctic meets warm tropical air, a series of storms will impact the Midwest, mid-Atlantic, and Northeast, with significant snowfall expected. Flooding and hazardous travel conditions are likely, particularly in areas recently affected by wildfires.