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16 Feb 2025
#illegals
Front Page Magazine: Gov. Gavin Newsom Spends $2.5B on Wildfire Recovery, $9.5B on Illegal Aliens
California Governor Gavin Newsom is seeking disaster relief for the state while simultaneously allocating $50 million to protect illegal aliens and $9.5 billion for their healthcare. Critics argue that the state's spending priorities reflect mismanagement, especially as California faces a $30 billion deficit.
The funds for illegal alien welfare overshadow the $2.5 billion disaster relief package for wildfire victims, raising concerns about the state's financial priorities amid ongoing crises.
Breitbart: Homan: AOC's Actions Possibly Illegal 'Impediment' to Law Enforcement
Tom Homan, Trump's border czar, suggested that Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez could face prosecution for her webinar on avoiding deportation, if deemed an impediment to law enforcement. He emphasized the need for the DOJ to clarify the legal boundaries regarding such actions.
Ocasio-Cortez defended her webinar as civil education, while Homan criticized her understanding of immigration law, asserting his extensive experience in the field. He questioned the implications of her actions on law enforcement efforts.
#politics
Forbes: Here’s Where Trump’s Government Layoffs Are—As Medicare And Medicaid Services, FDA And CDC Reportedly Cut Staff
The Trump administration is executing mass layoffs across various federal health agencies, targeting thousands of probationary employees at organizations like the NIH, CDC, and FDA. The layoffs are part of broader budget-cutting efforts, with significant cuts expected across multiple departments.
Criticism has emerged from some Republican senators regarding the impact of these layoffs on civil service morale and efficiency. The administration's actions are reportedly drawing legal challenges, as many affected employees question the legality of the terminations under federal regulations.
Fox News: Rubio defends Vance's Munich speech as CBS host suggests 'free speech' caused the Holocaust
Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended Vice President JD Vance's recent speech in Germany, which criticized European censorship. Rubio argued that free speech is a fundamental value in democracies and that being upset about Vance's comments undermines that principle.
Rubio strongly disagreed with CBS host Margaret Brennan's assertion that free speech was weaponized in Nazi Germany, emphasizing that the genocide was carried out by an authoritarian regime that suppressed dissent. He maintained that European leaders should be able to engage with the U.S. despite facing criticism.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Random Akbar!
A 23-year-old Syrian migrant in Austria stabbed five people, resulting in one death, in what authorities are calling a random attack. The assailant reportedly shouted "Allahu Akbar" during the incident, raising concerns about the motivations behind such violence.
This attack follows a series of violent incidents involving Muslim refugees in Europe, including a recent car attack in Munich and a stabbing of a child in a park. Critics question the characterization of these acts as random.
Breitbart: VIDEO: At Least Three Killed in Kentucky as Flooding Hits Four States
Severe flooding across eastern U.S. states has claimed at least three lives, with heavy rainfall impacting Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia, and Virginia. A vehicle was swept away in Kentucky, resulting in the death of a seven-year-old, while a 73-year-old man was killed by rushing waters.
Governor Andy Beshear has received federal disaster assistance following his emergency declaration. Authorities are conducting water rescues and warning residents to avoid flooded roads, as ongoing rains and mudslides pose further risks.
Human Events: New Zealand Christian men’s group protests ‘Rainbow Parade,’ drag story hour with Haka in the street, clashes with police
A Christian men's group in New Zealand, Destiny Church, protested a Pride parade in Auckland, performing a haka and blocking the street. Led by Brian Tamaki, the group expressed their opposition to what they termed the "woke, rainbow agenda" and claimed the protest was just the beginning of their actions.
Rainbow Pride Auckland condemned the protest as "deeply hurtful," asserting their community's resilience against hate. Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown criticized Destiny Church's actions, emphasizing that while free speech is important, their intimidation tactics at public events were unacceptable.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Trump Admin Tells Europeans to List Troops Available for Ukraine: Report
The Trump administration has requested European nations to specify their military contributions for a potential peacekeeping force in Ukraine, amid concerns of being excluded from negotiations. A questionnaire seeks details on troop numbers and weapon systems they can provide.
European leaders, led by French President Emmanuel Macron, are set to convene an emergency summit to discuss their role in Ukraine. Meanwhile, U.S. officials emphasize that future negotiations should primarily involve Ukraine and Russia, with Europe contributing ideas rather than direct participation.
#military
Le Monde: How Xi put China's army in order
China's military reforms under Xi Jinping have intensified, focusing on increasing combat equipment production and soldier recruitment. However, challenges persist due to a lack of qualified personnel and inexperienced troops.
The Chinese Navy now operates 370 combat ships, surpassing the U.S. Navy's 297, despite the U.S. maintaining a larger tonnage with 11 aircraft carriers. China's military spending reached $296 billion in 2023, highlighting its ambition to challenge U.S. military dominance.
#culture
GB News: Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift 'set for new relationship milestone' as details emerge after Super Bowl
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift may make their first red carpet appearance together at the upcoming Met Gala after dating for over 18 months. Swift has supported Kelce at numerous Chiefs games, while he has attended her Eras Tour, but they have yet to appear together at a major event.
Kelce is contemplating retirement following the Chiefs' recent Super Bowl loss, citing the physical toll of his career. With no touring commitments for Swift this year, the couple is expected to spend more time together leading up to the Met Gala in May.
#education
The Western Journal: Trump Ends School COVID Vaccine Mandates, But He's Not Even Close to Being Finished
President Trump has signed an executive order that cuts federal funding to schools and universities that impose COVID-19 vaccine mandates. The order emphasizes parental choice in vaccination decisions and asserts that such mandates infringe on personal freedoms.
The order directs the Secretary of Education and the Secretary of Health and Human Services to report on discretionary funds allocated to these institutions and to develop a plan to prevent future mandates. Trump maintains that children face minimal risk from COVID-19 and advocates for parental rights in education.
The Western Journal: Watch: School Board Actually Runs from Angry Parents Who Caught Them Letting 5-Year-Olds See Bondage Gear
Parents in Penfield Central School District, New York, expressed outrage at a school board meeting over a book titled “The Rainbow Parade,” which includes illustrations of bondage gear. Parents demanded accountability for exposing young children to such content.
School Board President Emily Roberts struggled to maintain order as parents interrupted, leading to a recess. The book will remain in the library as no formal complaint has been filed for its removal.