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#illegals
Fox News: Leader behind migrant flight to Martha's Vineyard tapped to head red state's new immigration board
Larry Keefe, who organized flights of illegal immigrants to Martha's Vineyard, has been appointed to lead Florida's new immigration enforcement board with a budget of $250 million. The board was created to advance immigration policies reminiscent of Donald Trump's administration.
Keefe's past role as Florida's public safety czar involved working with law enforcement on immigration issues. Governor Ron DeSantis highlighted that Keefe's actions shifted the immigration debate, making it a concern for all states, not just border areas.
#politics
Forbes: Is Elon Musk Running DOGE? Trump Administration Tries To Downplay Billionaire’s Authority In Court
The Trump administration has minimized Elon Musk's authority as head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), asserting he lacks unilateral decision-making power. A lawsuit from Democratic-led states labels Musk an "agent of chaos" with "virtually unchecked authority," challenging his role.
Despite claims from the administration that Musk's influence is overstated, he has been linked to significant federal cuts and changes. A judge is expected to rule on whether to restrict Musk and DOGE's access to federal data amid ongoing litigation questioning Musk's authority.
Breitbart: CA Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara Tired of Being 'White Mansplained' About His Job
California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara has faced criticism from both parties regarding his performance, particularly concerning his ties to the insurance industry and handling of claims after recent fires. Critics, including Rep. John Garamendi, argue he is too lenient on insurers.
In response to the criticism, Lara remarked on being "white mansplained" about his job, emphasizing that pressuring insurers may not yield positive results. While he has taken steps to assist consumers, such as encouraging full payouts for lost property, many homeowners still face challenges with insurance coverage.
The Western Journal: JD Vance Absolutely Shreds Ex-MSNBC Reporter Who Cheered for Plane Crashes Hours Before Delta Accident, Whined About AP Being Banned from Oval
Vice President JD Vance criticized former MSNBC host Mehdi Hasan for making a distasteful joke about a plane crash and subsequently challenging him on free speech. Vance defended the Trump administration's decision to ban the Associated Press from White House briefings, arguing it does not equate to jailing dissenters.
Hasan's attempts to mock Trump supporters backfired, leading to backlash and accusations of anti-Semitism. His challenge to Vance on free speech highlighted the contrasting views between Trump supporters and the establishment media, which Vance claims are increasingly tyrannical.
Fox News: Musk is not DOGE employee, has no more authority than other WH staff, new filing says
The Trump administration clarified that Elon Musk is not an employee of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) but serves as a Senior Advisor to the President, similar to former Biden advisor Anita Dunn. This clarification comes amid a lawsuit by 14 state attorneys general alleging illegal executive overreach.
The state AGs argue that Musk's role empowers an unelected billionaire to influence federal actions, which they claim undermines the administration's strength. The case raises concerns about Musk's access to sensitive government data and potential impacts on federal programs.
Fox News: Elon Musk protests to target lawmakers, Tesla dealerships as progressives decry 'extremist cuts'
A progressive activist group, Indivisible, is calling on liberals to stage protests against Elon Musk during the House of Representatives' recess. The organization has provided a "tool kit" for demonstrations at Tesla locations and lawmakers' offices, aiming to hold representatives accountable.
Indivisible's campaign targets Musk's government efficiency efforts, which have drawn criticism from Democrats. The group emphasizes the need for constituents to voice their concerns and urges House Democrats to oppose budget measures that would empower Musk and Trump.
#society
GB News: Toronto plane crash: Simon Calder praises flight crew after shock incident
Travel expert Simon Calder described the survival of all passengers in the Toronto plane crash as "a miracle," commending the cabin crew's "extraordinary work" during the evacuation. He also provided urgent safety advice for passengers facing similar emergencies.
The Federalist: NYT Ethicist Tells Reader To Fight Racism By Dating Black Women
An anxious leftist seeks advice on dating preferences that prioritize women of color, questioning if this approach is racist despite his antiracist beliefs. The New York Times ethicist praises the idea but cautions about instrumentalizing potential partners for self-improvement.
Critics argue that choosing a partner based on racial insecurity reflects a troubling adherence to identity politics. A more straightforward approach would be to embrace genuine attraction rather than using dating as a means to alleviate perceived white guilt.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Netanyahu: Six Live Hostages Coming Saturday, Four Dead Ones Thursday
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Hamas will release six live hostages on Saturday and four deceased hostages on Thursday as part of a ceasefire agreement. Negotiations continue for the release of the remaining hostages, with pressure mounting on both sides.
Netanyahu has faced domestic pressure to expedite the process, while Hamas is under scrutiny for the treatment of hostages. The second phase of negotiations for the remaining hostages is set to begin soon.
Times Of Israel: Iran says British couple on round-the-world trip held on espionage charges
A British couple, Craig and Lindsay Foreman, have been charged with espionage in Iran after being accused of gathering information under the guise of tourism. Iranian authorities claim they have confirmed links to Western intelligence services and were arrested by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
The couple was reportedly on a global motorbike trip when detained in Kerman province. The British government is providing consular assistance and remains in contact with Iranian officials, amid ongoing tensions and previous cases of Western nationals being imprisoned in Iran.
The Telegraph: MPs will get vote before troops are deployed to Ukraine
UK Parliament will vote on any deployment of British troops to Ukraine, as indicated by Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander. This follows pressure from MPs, including calls from Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer and others for parliamentary consultation on military action.
Downing Street has not dismissed the possibility of a vote regarding troop deployment to support a peacekeeping mission. The Liberal Democrats have also called for Parliament's recall to review the government's plans.
#economy
Forbes: Wall Street Has Lowest Exposure To Cash Since 2010 As U.S. Stock Exceptionalism Peaks, Survey Says
Investment managers are showing unprecedented optimism, with a Bank of America survey indicating the lowest cash holdings since 2010 and a belief that a global recession is unlikely. However, concerns about a potential trade war have emerged as a significant risk for the markets.
Despite the positive sentiment, 89% of fund managers consider U.S. stocks overvalued, with many predicting gold to outperform in a trade war scenario. The S&P 500 remains near all-time highs, driven by excitement over AI advancements.
#crime
Fox News: Utah mom accused of killing National Guard husband enters plea as police search for body
Jennifer Gledhill has pleaded not guilty to multiple charges, including first-degree murder, in connection with the presumed death of her husband, Matthew Johnson, a Utah National Guardsman. Johnson was last seen on September 20, 2024, and Gledhill is accused of shooting him while he slept and disposing of his body.
Authorities are investigating Gledhill's actions surrounding her husband's disappearance, including her alleged efforts to conceal the crime and her parents' involvement. Evidence suggests she may have planned the murder, as indicated by her behavior prior to the incident and the condition of her home.