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#illegals
Fox News: Pentagon announces coordinated border patrols with Mexican military amid push for immigration control
The Pentagon announced coordinated patrols with the Mexican military along the U.S.-Mexico border, following a meeting between U.S. Northern Command General Gregory M. Guillot and Mexican General Ricardo Trevilla Trejo. The agreement aims to enhance border security through information sharing and immediate communication methods.
This initiative comes as part of the Trump administration's efforts to strengthen border security, resulting in a significant decrease in apprehensions. However, increased law enforcement has led to dangerous encounters with Mexican cartel members.
#politics
Le Monde: Cryolite, a rare mineral, is rekindling tensions between Greenland and Denmark
Greenland's Prime Minister Mute B. Egede faces rising tensions with Denmark amid an election campaign focused on independence. A new documentary, "Greenland's White Gold," highlights the lucrative cryolite extraction that benefited Denmark for over a century, reigniting debates over resource control.
The film reveals that the cryolite deposit at Ivittuut generated around 400 billion kroner for both Denmark and an American company. This controversy adds complexity to Greenland's pursuit of autonomy as it grapples with its historical resource exploitation.
Fox News: Ninth Circuit rejects Trump's bid to reinstate birthright citizenship order
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals denied the Trump administration's request for emergency relief from an injunction blocking its birthright citizenship executive order. The judges ruled unanimously that the administration did not demonstrate a strong likelihood of success on appeal.
This ruling coincided with the date the executive order was set to take effect, following similar decisions from various district courts that had previously blocked the order.
#society
Breitbart: VIDEO: British Tennis Star Left in Tears After Fan "Exhibited Fixated Behavior'
Emma Raducanu became visibly upset during her match at the Dubai Championships after a fan displayed concerning behavior. The WTA confirmed that the individual had been ejected from the venue and will be banned from all WTA events pending further assessment.
Player safety remains a priority for the WTA, which is working with Raducanu and her team to ensure her well-being. This incident follows a previous stalking case involving Raducanu in 2021.
GB News: Meghan Markle 'does not like taking advice' amid major U-turn
Meghan Markle has rebranded her lifestyle business as 'As Ever', moving away from the previous name, American Riviera Orchard. A royal source criticized her decision-making, claiming she often ignores advice, including guidance from the late Queen, and suggested that the rebrand was poorly timed ahead of her Netflix series release.
The new venture will integrate content and commerce, with Netflix partnering in both her show and business. This collaboration aims to expand her brand's reach, allowing products to be sold in Netflix's physical stores in the US.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Trump accuses Zelensky of riding US ‘gravy train’ and breaching ‘rare earths’ deal
Donald Trump has criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, claiming he is exploiting U.S. support while breaking a deal related to rare earths. Trump demanded $500 billion in compensation from Ukraine for military aid since the Russian invasion, suggesting Zelensky's security guarantees were insufficient.
Zelensky had previously indicated a willingness to negotiate but rejected Trump's recent proposal. Trump accused the Biden administration of recklessly providing aid without adequate returns, asserting that the U.S. is no longer the same partner it once was.
#economy
Le Monde: How Trump is accelerating transformation of global trade
President Trump's plan to implement reciprocal tariffs within six months has alarmed international partners and threatens the existing trade framework established by the WTO. This move requires a comprehensive review of 2.6 million customs duties across 200 countries, complicating trade relations.
Advisers suggest these tariffs may be used as leverage in negotiations unrelated to trade. Critics, including economist Douglas Irwin, argue this policy undermines U.S. sovereignty by allowing other nations to influence American tariff decisions.
Breitbart: Teacher Stunned by Student Gift of Carton of Eggs for Valentine's Day
A teacher received a carton of eggs for Valentine's Day amid a nationwide egg shortage caused by avian influenza, leading to high prices. The gift sparked positive reactions on social media, highlighting the current challenges in egg supply.
USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins and FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson criticized the Biden administration for its handling of the egg crisis, blaming increased regulations and the culling of chickens for rising prices. Ferguson emphasized the need for accountability and action.
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: A Wall Street Fear Gauge Is Flashing Green for Stocks
Investor sentiment is currently bearish, with 47.3% of individual investors pessimistic about stocks, the highest level since November 2023. Historically, high pessimism can signal a good buying opportunity, as seen with a 21.5% S&P 500 rise following previous bearish peaks.
Institutional investors remain bullish overall but express concerns about U.S. stocks being overvalued. A significant portion cites a global trade war as a major risk, with many favoring gold as a safer asset. If trade tensions ease, U.S. stocks could rally.
#military
Fox News: Hegseth orders Pentagon to make plans for major budget cuts to align with Trump DOGE priorities
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has mandated plans to cut 8% from the Department of Defense budget annually over the next five years, aligning with President Trump's defense priorities. The focus is on reallocating funds from low-priority Biden-era programs to enhance military capabilities.
The proposed cuts aim to eliminate unnecessary spending and bureaucracy, with a target of around $50 billion. This initiative includes a review of the budget to ensure efficient use of taxpayer dollars and a shift towards core military missions, including missile defense systems.
#crime
Breitbart: Chilean Nationals Charged in Multimillion-Dollar Thefts of Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes, Joe Burrow Homes
Seven Chilean nationals have been charged for a series of multimillion-dollar thefts from the homes of professional athletes, including Joe Burrow and Patrick Mahomes. The thefts were orchestrated by a South American ring that targeted homes while athletes were away at games.
The gang allegedly exploited publicly available game schedules to plan their break-ins. The NFL had previously warned players to enhance their home security due to these targeted robberies. Texas Rep. Chip Roy has called for stricter scrutiny on Visa requests from Chile in light of the situation.
Times Of Israel: Woman moderately injured in axe attack in Jerusalem’s Old City; motive being probed
A woman in her seventies was attacked with an axe in her home in Jerusalem's Old City on Wednesday evening. The suspect fled the scene, and the victim was taken to Shaare Zedek hospital in moderate and stable condition.
Police have dispatched numerous forces to investigate the incident and locate the assailant, with the Jerusalem District police commander overseeing the efforts.
#science
Fox News: NASA looking for ways to destroy asteroid that could strike Earth, kill city
NASA reports that the probability of asteroid 2024 YR4 striking Earth has decreased to 1.5%, down from 2.6%. Despite this reduced risk, space agencies are preparing strategies to potentially destroy the asteroid if necessary, as it poses a risk to millions if it were to impact.
The asteroid, estimated to be 130 to 300 feet wide, could approach Earth in December 2032 at speeds of 38,000 mph. While classified as a Level 3 hazard, it remains capable of localized destruction, prompting ongoing monitoring and planning by NASA and international partners.