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#illegals
The Western Journal: Trump Administration Ramps Up Fight Against Cartels in Skies Above Mexico
The Trump administration is intensifying drone surveillance over Mexico to locate fentanyl production sites operated by drug cartels, a program initiated under Biden. CIA drones are now actively flying into Mexican territory, with information shared with Mexican officials.
President Trump aims to designate certain cartels as terrorist organizations, emphasizing the need for Mexico to enhance its efforts against drug trafficking. Despite acknowledging the drone operations, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum downplayed their importance.
#politics
Human Events: BREAKING: Former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro charged for alleged 2022 coup plot
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro faces charges related to an alleged coup plot aimed at overturning the 2022 election results, which he lost to Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. He is one of 34 individuals charged with attempting to violently abolish democratic rule.
The Supreme Court aims to conclude the trial by late 2025 to avoid affecting the 2026 presidential elections. An 844-page indictment claims Bolsonaro had full knowledge of a plan to prevent Lula from taking office, which he denies.
Le Monde: Federal judge won't immediately block Elon Musk or DOGE from federal data or worker layoffs
A federal judge declined to block Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from accessing government data or participating in layoffs, citing insufficient evidence of immediate harm. The ruling follows a lawsuit from 14 Democratic states questioning Musk's authority.
The states argue that Musk's influence over DOGE lacks constitutional backing, as such power should be held by elected officials. While concerns about DOGE's operations are acknowledged, the judge noted that the states have yet to demonstrate how these actions will directly harm them.
#society
The Western Journal: Exposed: The Less Safe, More Expensive 'Green' Airport Towers Biden Stuck Us With
The Biden administration's focus on green technology for air traffic control towers has raised concerns about safety and cost. Recent air travel incidents have led to scrutiny of the emphasis on diversity and sustainability over traditional safety measures.
The administration's decision to invest $500 million in sustainable towers at smaller airports has been criticized as less safe and more expensive compared to remote towers used in Europe. Critics argue that prioritizing environmental goals over merit-based hiring and safety standards could undermine aviation safety.
Fox News: Oscar-nominated director of 'The Brutalist' says he 'made zero dollars' from the movie
Director Brady Corbet revealed on the "WTF with Marc Maron" podcast that he and his wife made no money from their last two films, including the Oscar-nominated "The Brutalist." He emphasized that many filmmakers struggle financially, often unable to pay rent despite their films receiving nominations.
"The Brutalist," which follows Jewish architect László Tóth, has garnered ten Oscar nominations, including best picture and best actor for Adrien Brody. Corbet noted the challenges filmmakers face in promoting their work, which can hinder their ability to earn income from other projects.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Europe still doesn’t realise how helpless it’s become
US officials, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, expressed satisfaction after talks with Russia in Riyadh, focusing on long-term disputes and the Ukraine conflict. The meeting contrasted with a less productive European summit in Paris, highlighting Europe's struggle for a unified approach.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasized the necessity of a US security guarantee for Ukraine, underscoring Europe's dependence on American military support. As the US shifts its focus to other global priorities, European nations must reassess their defense strategies and capabilities.
Times Of Israel: Fiji to open embassy in Jerusalem, becoming 7th country to do so
Fiji will open an embassy in Jerusalem, as announced by its Foreign Ministry. Necessary risk assessments will be conducted during the establishment process. Currently, six countries have embassies in Jerusalem, including the US and Guatemala.
Fiji's Prime Minister Sitinevi Rabuka expressed support for the move, influenced by coalition partners and advocacy from the International Christian Embassy of Jerusalem. This decision marks a significant shift in Fiji's diplomatic stance.
#culture
GB News: Domino's announce return of cookies made with Cadbury Creme Egg but shoppers must be quick
Domino's is reintroducing its Cadbury Creme Egg cookies from February 24 to April 20, following a successful debut last year. The cookies, priced at £6.99 for a pair, will be available through the Domino's app, website, and in stores.
The dessert features cookie dough wrapped around a whole Cadbury Creme Egg, and customers are encouraged to order quickly due to the limited availability. The collaboration has garnered positive feedback from customers eager to indulge in the treat.
The Imaginative Conservative: The Silence That Gives Life
Silence can be both life-giving and suffocating, depending on its context. Joyful silence, enriched by gratitude, fosters deeper connections with others and with God. By recognizing and appreciating the good in our lives, we transform sterile silence into a joyful experience.
Thanksgiving enhances our awareness of the blessings we possess, leading to improved relationships and a deeper sense of fulfillment. Embracing this practice allows us to enjoy a silence that anticipates a more profound peace in the future.
#crime
Forbes: A$AP Rocky Found Not Guilty In Felony Assault Case After Rejecting Plea Deal
Rapper A$AP Rocky was found not guilty of two assault charges in Los Angeles, avoiding a possible 24-year prison sentence. He faced accusations of firing a gun at fellow rapper A$AP Relli during a 2021 confrontation but maintained he was using a prop gun.
The jury heard conflicting testimonies, with Relli claiming he was grazed by a bullet, while Rocky's defense argued the gun was inoperable. The rapper had previously declined a plea deal that would have resulted in a 180-day jail sentence.