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21 Feb 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Trump 'border czar' Tom Homan says billions saved on illegal migrants can be used to help Americans
Tom Homan, President Trump's 'border czar,' argues that federal funds currently allocated to assist illegal migrants could be redirected to help American citizens, particularly homeless veterans. He highlights a historical lack of action from past presidents on curbing illegal immigration and emphasizes the need for investigations into the funding of organizations supporting this issue.
Homan claims that illegal migrants often receive more benefits than many Americans, exacerbating the situation. He advocates for using the saved funds to aid disaster recovery efforts in states like North Carolina and California.
#politics
Le Monde: New York governor won't remove NYC mayor for now, but plans to increase oversight of City Hall
Governor Kathy Hochul will not remove New York City Mayor Eric Adams from office but will seek increased oversight of City Hall amid scrutiny over his bribery case and ties to the Trump administration. Hochul expressed concerns about the disruption a removal could cause and plans to propose legislation for greater accountability.
Adams, facing federal corruption charges, has pleaded not guilty. Hochul's proposed measures include a new deputy inspector general for NYC and mechanisms for city officials to sue the federal government. The situation remains tense, especially after the resignation of four of Adams' top deputies.
#society
The Western Journal: RFK Jr Issues Brilliant Sex/Gender Definitions That Leave Trans Activists Basically Helpless
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. affirmed the federal government's recognition of only two genders: male and female. This stance aligns with President Trump's executive orders aimed at restoring biological definitions and rejecting gender ideology in public policy.
Kennedy emphasized the importance of biological truth, stating that the previous administration's approach to gender was over. The HHS guidance defines sex strictly as a biological classification, promoting policies that support women's sports and protect female athletes from competing against transgender individuals.
GB News: Motorhomes and campervans face new £100 penalty in popular tourist areas in fresh blow to drivers
Motorhome and campervan owners in Sutherland, Scotland, will soon face a £10 overnight parking fee in council car parks along the NC500 route, with fines of up to £100 for violations. This decision follows community complaints about waste disposal and anti-social behavior linked to overnight stays.
The Highland Council's new rules aim to address these issues, though they may cost the council up to £40,000 to implement. The council previously introduced a voluntary parking scheme, which saw low participation, prompting calls to encourage motorhome users to utilize local campsites instead.
Fox News: Inmates takeover another New York prison, all visits canceled day after Gov. Hochul deploys National Guard
Visitation at all New York state correctional facilities has been suspended following a riot at Riverview Correctional Facility, where inmates took control of several dorms for hours. Staff felt unsafe and evacuated, leading to a lockdown. No injuries were reported among staff.
Governor Kathy Hochul has activated the National Guard to ensure safety amid ongoing work stoppages by correction officers. She condemned the unsanctioned strikes, emphasizing the need for resolution to maintain safety for staff and the public.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Europe and Britain cannot talk the talk until we walk the walk
President Trump's negotiation tactics with Russia have sparked discontent among European leaders, who feel marginalized and are concerned about potential concessions to Moscow. The lack of a clear alternative strategy from Europe raises questions about their ability to respond effectively.
Sir Keir Starmer is expected to propose European forces in Ukraine to oversee a ceasefire, contingent on US support. However, doubts remain about the feasibility of such deployments and the willingness of the US to shoulder the burden. Europe must confront its military limitations and develop a sustainable defense strategy.
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Hostages’ Bodies Returned, Keith Kellogg in Kyiv, and Swimming With Pink Dolphins
The M23 movement, backed by Rwanda, has captured significant territories in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, including the cities of Goma and Bukavu, raising concerns about a potential regional conflict and prompting warnings to the UN Security Council.
In other news, the UK Foreign Minister attends the G20 Foreign Minister Meeting in Johannesburg, while the US Ambassador to Kuwait commemorates the 64th Independence Day and the Gulf War's end. Various global events highlight ongoing geopolitical tensions and local challenges.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF: Remains of Kfir and Ariel Bibas ID’d, but 3rd body sent by Hamas is not their mom Shiri
The IDF has confirmed the identification of the bodies of Ariel and Kfir Bibas, who were reportedly murdered by Hamas in November 2023. The third body, believed to be their mother Shiri, could not be identified. The IDF demands Hamas return Shiri and all remaining hostages.
In response to recent attempted attacks, Prime Minister Netanyahu has ordered a significant military operation in the West Bank and increased preventative measures in Israeli cities. The IDF also conducted airstrikes targeting Hezbollah arms smuggling routes along the Lebanon-Syria border.
#religion
The Western Journal: 70 Christians Beheaded in Church, Media Nowhere to Be Found
Islamic militants from the Allied Democratic Forces have beheaded 70 Christians in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack occurred in the village of Mayba, where militants captured and executed the victims at a Protestant church in Kasanga.
Despite the severity of the incident, mainstream media coverage has been minimal. Advocacy groups highlight ongoing human rights violations against Christians in the region and call for international attention and action to address the violence.