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20 Feb 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Illegal Alien Apprehensions Along U.S. Southwest Border Plummeting
Apprehensions of illegal aliens at the U.S. Southwest border fell by a third in January, with 61,465 reported, down from 96,048 in December. The decline began after President Trump's inauguration, with daily averages dropping significantly.
In the latter half of January, apprehensions decreased 85% compared to the same period in 2024. The administration's border policies, including military support and targeted enforcement, contributed to this reduction, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials.
#politics
The Mirror: Top Tory says party advisor 'defecated on someone's head at orgy'
A Conservative chief whip's diaries reveal shocking incidents involving party members, including a senior advisor attending an orgy and defecating on someone. Other entries detail bizarre behavior, such as a Tory MP getting stuck in a brothel and a staff member dismissed for inappropriate conduct.
The diaries, covering the final months of the Conservative government, also include commentary on party leaders, with Mr. Hart noting Rishi Sunak's disbelief in such occurrences and critiquing Kemi Badenoch's demeanor.
The Western Journal: Watch Trump Announce Trip to Ft. Knox - Just 1 Objective, 'Make Sure the Gold Is There'
President Trump plans to inspect Fort Knox to verify the presence of the gold, reflecting a broader distrust in government institutions. He has highlighted past government failures and expressed skepticism about various historical narratives, suggesting a need for transparency and accountability.
Trump's interest in Fort Knox may also hint at a potential return to the gold standard, as he draws on historical economic perspectives. This move underscores a growing sentiment among Americans who question the integrity of their government.
Le Monde: 'The America of the rule of law and the liberal international order is disappearing'
The article critiques Donald Trump's approach to governance, suggesting he is dismantling the established norms of American democracy and shifting towards an "illiberal" democracy. It argues that Trump is extending presidential powers and undermining the checks and balances set by the Founding Fathers.
Additionally, it highlights concerns about the influence of private figures like Elon Musk in government operations, raising alarms over the potential misuse of access to sensitive information. The piece warns of a loyalty test being imposed on federal investigators involved in the January 6 probe, indicating a troubling trend in governance.
#society
Breitbart: Report: L.A. County Steps in to Test Soil in Palisades, Eaton Fires
Los Angeles County will conduct soil testing for contaminants in areas affected by the Eaton and Palisades fires, addressing residents' concerns over potential toxic materials. This initiative comes after federal and state authorities failed to perform additional testing.
Public Health officials will oversee comprehensive assessments, including air, soil, and water sampling. Residents have expressed frustration over the lack of action from FEMA and state agencies, fearing health risks and impacts on property values.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: This week’s covers
This week, the focus is on America's negotiations with Russia regarding Ukraine, which have left Europe feeling vulnerable. The exclusion of European leaders from peace talks and comments from U.S. officials highlight a shift in the geopolitical landscape, raising concerns about NATO's future.
Europe is urged to adapt to this new reality, as the current situation may force a reevaluation of its defense and diplomatic strategies. The implications of these developments could reshape the continent's approach to security and alliances.
Breitbart: Red Cross Participates in Hamas 'Nazi' Ceremony over Dead Hostages
The International Committee of the Red Cross participated in the handover of four Israeli hostages' bodies, abducted by Hamas on October 7, 2023, as part of a hostage and ceasefire deal. The ceremony drew outrage from Israelis, who criticized the Red Cross for its involvement and lack of support for living hostages.
Israeli officials condemned the Red Cross for not visiting hostages during their captivity and for appearing complicit in the traumatic ceremonies. Calls for stronger international pressure on Hamas have intensified, highlighting the perceived neglect of humanitarian concerns regarding hostages.
Breitbart: Lame Duck PM Trudeau Declares 'Canada Will Always Stand up for Ukraine’
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reaffirmed Canada's support for Ukraine amidst ongoing U.S. peace negotiations with Russia. In a video address, he emphasized unity among allies against Russian aggression and highlighted Ukraine's fight for sovereignty and the global rules-based order.
Trudeau expressed commitment to discussing further support with European partners, framing the conflict as a battle for international safety and stability. He declared, "Canada will always stand up for Ukraine."
#economy
Forbes: Walmart Stock Slides After Earnings—Walton Family Loses Billions
Walmart shares fell over 6.8% after the company issued a weaker-than-expected forecast for 2025, resulting in a $51 billion market capitalization loss. Despite strong Q4 earnings, the guidance for sales growth and earnings per share disappointed analysts.
The drop significantly impacted the net worth of Walmart heirs, with each of the three living children of founder Sam Walton losing nearly $6 billion. Walmart's CEO noted the potential effects of President Trump's tariffs on consumer prices, indicating that the company is not immune to these challenges.
#religion
The Telegraph: Pope Francis could resign over ill health, says cardinal
Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi has suggested that Pope Francis may resign if his health worsens, particularly as the 88-year-old pontiff is currently hospitalized with pneumonia. Ravasi noted the Pope's decisiveness and indicated that if he can no longer effectively communicate, he might consider stepping down.
The Cardinal emphasized that while Pope Francis tends to fight through challenges, he may choose to resign if his ability to fulfill his duties is compromised.
#culture
Fox News: Sharon Osbourne confesses 'biggest mistake' she ever made with husband Ozzy
Sharon Osbourne expressed regret over turning down an audition for her husband Ozzy in "Pirates of the Caribbean," believing he would have been perfect for the role. She reflected on this decision during a podcast, acknowledging it as her biggest mistake as his manager.
Ozzy, now facing health challenges, remains grateful for his life and career. He is set to perform one last show with Black Sabbath in July, emphasizing his connection to Birmingham, the birthplace of metal.
#health
The Economist: Why so many children in America have ADHD
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the new U.S. health secretary, is focused on the high rate of ADHD diagnoses among American children, which is significantly higher than in other Western nations. On his first day in office, he was tasked by President Trump with leading a commission to investigate the reasons behind this trend.
The commission aims to explore ADHD and other chronic conditions affecting children in the U.S. within a 100-day timeframe. This initiative reflects growing concerns about children's health in America.
#crime
Fox News: Police hunt for ‘male companion’ seen fleeing slain college student’s apartment
A homicide investigation is underway after 23-year-old Menghan Zhuang, a California college student, was found dead in her off-campus apartment on February 4. Authorities noted she had several injuries and that a man was seen climbing out of her window prior to the discovery of her body.
Zhuang, who was studying at the California Institute of the Arts, had returned home with a male companion the night before her death. The man, believed to be known to Zhuang, is a person of interest in the case. A reward of $20,000 is being offered for information leading to an arrest.
GB News: Kent shooting: Suspect behind pub Valentine's Day murder believed to have died after falling into the River Thames
A man suspected of murdering Lisa Smith, 43, outside a Kent pub on Valentine's Day has reportedly died after falling into the Thames. The suspect, identified as Edvard Stockings or Smith, was last seen near the Queen Elizabeth II Bridge, where a handgun was found in an abandoned car.
Kent Police are conducting ongoing searches for the suspect's body and have confirmed that he was known to the victim. The incident has deeply affected the local community, with witnesses expressing shock and sorrow.
#technology
Forbes: Trump’s Sons Invest In AI Data Centers After He Touts Billions In Industry Expansion
Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump have invested in Dominari Holdings and its new venture, American Data Centers, which aims to meet the rising demand for high-performance computing infrastructure. This move follows President Trump's recent push to enhance AI infrastructure and deregulate the industry.
The Trump family's investments mark a shift towards technology, expanding beyond their traditional business areas. While specifics on their investment amounts remain unclear, the new ventures could potentially benefit from government-backed growth in the AI sector.