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20 Feb 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Trump ends use of taxpayer money to encourage illegal immigration and more top headlines
Trump has signed an executive order to eliminate several federal advisory boards, aiming to cut waste. Meanwhile, the Coast Guard intercepted a boat carrying 20 illegal immigrants off the coast of a blue state, highlighting ongoing immigration challenges.
In other news, Elon Musk is considering distributing $5,000 to all Americans from saved funds, and NASA is exploring methods to destroy a potentially dangerous asteroid. The political landscape remains charged as former Democratic fundraiser expresses doubts about the party.
Fox News: Reputed migrant gang members busted in NYC drug, gun raid but likely to avoid prosecution
Two suspected members of the Tren de Aragua gang, Jose Tamaronis-Caldera and Richard Garcia, were arrested in a drug and gun raid in Queens, New York. They were charged with lesser offenses, allowing them to avoid bail and potentially have charges dismissed if they stay out of trouble.
Both individuals are reportedly Venezuelan migrants who crossed the U.S. border illegally in 2023 and are currently residing in migrant shelters. Law enforcement officials expressed concern over the reduced charges, highlighting the gang's violent criminal activities.
Le Monde: US appeals court upholds block on Trump's order to end birthright citizenship
An appeals court has upheld a ruling blocking President Trump's attempt to end birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants. The 9th Circuit Court denied the Justice Department's emergency request, stating the government failed to prove immediate relief was necessary.
Trump's executive order sought to redefine the 14th Amendment, limiting citizenship to children of permanent residents and citizens. This order has faced significant legal challenges, with multiple injunctions issued against it.
#politics
Fox News: Trump floating returning 20% of DOGE savings to American people
President Trump proposed distributing 20% of savings from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) directly to American taxpayers, with another 20% allocated to reduce the national debt. The idea, termed a "DOGE dividend," gained traction after discussions on social media.
Trump expressed support for the initiative, suggesting it could incentivize citizens to report government waste. DOGE claims to have saved around $55 billion through various cuts, though some measures are facing legal challenges. The organization is set to dissolve by July 4, 2026.
Times Of Israel: Freed arch-terrorist, convicted of killing 45, is guest at slain hostage handover in Gaza
Mohammed Abu Warda, a Palestinian terrorist who killed 45 Israelis, was released from Israeli prison as part of a hostage-ceasefire deal with Hamas. He was seen at a ceremony in Khan Younis honoring the transfer of bodies of four Israeli hostages, where he vowed to continue Hamas's "resistance."
Despite being slated for deportation to Egypt, Abu Warda attended the event as a guest of honor. His release is part of a broader agreement involving the release of Palestinian prisoners in exchange for hostages. The ceremony included public displays by Hamas, reinforcing its claims of power amid ongoing conflict.
#society
Fox News: Lawmaker who lost son to suicide warns Senate that ‘big tech is the big tobacco of this generation’
South Carolina Rep. Brandon Guffey testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee about the dangers of sextortion, following the suicide of his son, Gavin, who fell victim to such a scheme on Instagram. Guffey's advocacy led to the passage of Gavin’s Law, making sextortion a felony in South Carolina and mandating education on the topic in schools.
Guffey criticized Big Tech's accountability and called for legislative reforms, particularly regarding Section 230, which protects platforms from liability for user-generated content. He emphasized the need for cultural change to better support children facing online threats.
Fox News: Billy Baldwin admits 'sacrifice' is key to marriage after living apart from wife Chynna Phillips
Billy Baldwin shared insights on maintaining a successful marriage during his 30-year relationship with Chynna Phillips, emphasizing the importance of chemistry, luck, and the willingness to work and sacrifice. The couple has recently adopted a living arrangement where they reside separately, which Phillips described as a "test run."
Baldwin also discussed his upcoming film "No Address," which highlights homelessness and the effectiveness of support programs that help individuals regain independence. He noted that addressing homelessness is crucial for community well-being, as it impacts local economies and tourism.
The Telegraph: Irish police drop press-ups and sit-ups from fitness test to recruit more officers
Ireland's police recruits will no longer be required to perform sit-ups or press-ups as part of their fitness test, which has been relaxed to address high failure rates among candidates. A single standard will replace age and gender-specific requirements to avoid discrimination lawsuits.
The changes come amid efforts to increase police numbers to 15,000 following recruitment stalls during the pandemic. Despite the relaxed standards, cadets will still face fitness tests during training, which may also be made easier in the future.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Liz Cheney lambastes Trump over Russia/Ukraine, branding him 'the antithesis' of all 'Reagan stood for'
Former Rep. Liz Cheney criticized Donald Trump, claiming he opposes the values of Ronald Reagan and aligns the U.S. with enemies of freedom. She condemned Trump's remarks about Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, asserting he is undermining American principles.
In response to Trump's comments on Ukraine, former Vice President Mike Pence defended Zelenskyy, emphasizing that Russia initiated the conflict and that peace must be based on truth.
GB News: Hamas unveil horror display of four coffins on stage as terrorists hand over bodies of October 7 hostages including nine-month-old baby
Hamas has returned the bodies of two young victims from the October 7 attack, part of a ceasefire agreement with Israel. The coffins of Kfir and Ariel Bibas, along with their mother Shiri and another hostage, were handed over to the Red Cross amid a gathering of Palestinians and armed militants.
The ceasefire allows for the release of hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, with negotiations for further hostages expected soon. While many Israelis support the ceasefire, Prime Minister Netanyahu faces pressure from hardliners who believe it may strengthen Hamas.
The Economist: Donald Trump is junking the transatlantic alliance
President Donald Trump's administration has significantly undermined the transatlantic alliance, which has been a cornerstone of peace for nearly 80 years. His recent comments, aligning with Kremlin narratives, have eroded trust and raised concerns about the future of NATO and U.S. commitments to Europe.
This shift in policy has left European nations scrambling to reassess their security strategies and alliances. The implications extend beyond Europe, potentially affecting stability in Asia and other regions reliant on American support.
Fox News: Trump’s art of war: Win without fighting
The U.S. and Russia have initiated negotiations regarding a peace settlement for Ukraine, led by Team Trump. The delegation includes Secretary of State Marco Rubio and national security advisor Mike Waltz, meeting with Russian officials in Riyadh. Trump's strategy aims to end U.S. involvement while addressing the perceived greater threat from China.
Trump's approach emphasizes a quick resolution to the Ukraine conflict without further military engagement, focusing on resource preservation and military rebuilding. He seeks to redefine victory, prioritizing American security over foreign entanglements, in line with principles from Sun Tzu's "The Art of War."
#economy
Forbes: FinCEN Offers Extra Time To File After Court Reinstates Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) Reporting Requirements
A Texas court has reinstated beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting requirements under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), allowing companies until March 21, 2025, to file. The ruling follows an appeal by the government after a previous injunction halted enforcement.
The House has passed a bill to delay the BOI reporting deadline by one year for most companies, moving it to January 1, 2026. The CTA aims to combat illegal activities by requiring companies to disclose ownership details to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN).
Forbes: How PepsiCo Blends Growth And Marketing
Mustafa Shamseldin, PepsiCo's category growth officer and CMO for international foods, emphasizes a holistic approach to marketing that integrates various functions to drive brand and business growth. He focuses on understanding consumer needs and enhancing the eating experience through localized strategies while maintaining a consistent global brand identity.
Shamseldin highlights initiatives like Doritos Loaded and Lay's Kitchen, which adapt products to local tastes and occasions, showcasing the importance of local relevance in global marketing. He believes that expanding consumption occasions and innovating product offerings are key to PepsiCo's growth strategy.
Forbes: Will You Get Musk’s DOGE Dividend Via A $5,000 Stimulus Check?
Elon Musk has hinted at the possibility of a $5,000 stimulus check for American taxpayers, termed the 'DOGE Dividend.' This proposal, suggested by investment firm CEO James Fishback, would allocate 20% of DOGE's projected $2 trillion savings to taxpaying households.
However, the initiative faces significant hurdles, including the need for Congressional approval, potential inflationary impacts, and ongoing legal challenges surrounding DOGE. The proposal is part of broader tax relief discussions under the Trump administration, raising concerns about fiscal responsibility.
#health
The Federalist: Trump’s MAHA Approach Is The Holistic Health Strategy We Need
Donald Trump has established an interagency commission to address the chronic disease epidemic in the U.S., aiming to reduce healthcare spending and improve overall health. The commission will involve multiple agencies, emphasizing a holistic approach that includes nutrition, housing, and education.
Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., will lead this initiative, which seeks to assess and strategize solutions for childhood chronic diseases within a tight timeframe. The effort acknowledges the interconnectedness of various factors affecting health and aims to tackle systemic issues contributing to poor health outcomes.
#crime
The Federalist: If Drug Cartels Are Terrorist Orgs, Mexico Is Their State Sponsor
The State Department has designated eight Mexican drug cartels, including the Sinaloa and Jalisco New Generation Cartels, as terrorist organizations. This classification implicates the Mexican government, particularly the ruling MORENA coalition, in a symbiotic relationship with these cartels, undermining U.S. efforts to combat drug trafficking.
The intertwining of cartels with state functions complicates potential U.S. military action against them. Effective dismantling of these organizations will require a multifaceted approach, recognizing that the Mexican government may not be a reliable partner in the fight against drug-related violence and crime.