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#illegals
Fox News: Joint Chiefs chairman heads to US-Mexico border to review troops
Gen. CQ Brown, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, is visiting the U.S.-Mexico border to evaluate military efforts in reinforcing the wall. Currently, around 9,200 troops, including 4,200 under federal orders, are stationed at the border as part of ongoing security measures.
The Trump administration has designated several gangs and cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, enhancing the government's ability to combat these groups. A recent agreement between U.S. and Mexican defense officials aims to improve cooperation and information sharing along the border.
Breitbart: NBC's Gutierrez: Coyote Told Me Trump's Policies Caused His Business to Decline About 80% Since Inauguration
A human smuggler in Mexico reported an 80% drop in business due to stricter border policies implemented by Trump. Illegal border crossings have decreased significantly, with current numbers at 229 daily, down from a peak of 11,000 during Biden's presidency.
The smuggler, identified as Marcos, believes that deploying troops will not impact the situation and may need to increase his prices.
#politics
Breitbart: Cornel West: 'Gangster' Trump Waging 'War' Against Immigrants, Black Folks
Cornel West criticized President Trump on CNN, labeling him a "gangster" waging war against marginalized communities, including black and indigenous people. West accused Trump of prioritizing his base over truth and justice, engaging in manipulative tactics to distract from the ruling class.
West emphasized the need to uphold moral values against what he perceives as the "gangsterization" of the country, suggesting that Trump's focus on DEI programs is a tactic to scapegoat vulnerable groups rather than confront powerful elites.
Fox News: Kash Patel lays out FBI's top two priorities in letter to subordinates
Kash Patel, confirmed as the new FBI director, outlined his priorities in a letter to staff, emphasizing the need to enhance resources and rebuild public trust in the agency. He pledged to streamline operations and strengthen collaboration with local law enforcement while ensuring transparency and adherence to the Constitution.
Patel, previously involved in national security efforts during the Trump administration, aims to keep Americans safe and uphold justice. He succeeds Christopher Wray as the ninth FBI director, following a narrow Senate confirmation.
#society
Fox News: MSNBC parent company NBCUniversal settles ‘uterus collector’ lawsuit ahead of high-stakes trial
NBCUniversal has settled a defamation lawsuit filed by Dr. Mahendra Amin, who was falsely accused by MSNBC hosts of performing unnecessary hysterectomies on immigrant women. The settlement comes before a trial set for April 2025, with the court canceling proceedings following the agreement.
Judge Lisa Godbey Wood previously found that MSNBC made "verifiably false" statements about Dr. Amin, who was labeled a "uterus collector." The judge noted that investigations did not support the whistleblower's claims, which led to significant reputational damage for the doctor.
GB News: National Lottery seeks missing millionaires as players urged to check tickets from Valentine’s Day draw
Two unclaimed £1 million prizes from the Valentine's Day EuroMillions draw remain, with 12 winners already having claimed their rewards. One ticket was bought in-store, while the other was purchased online. Players are urged to check their tickets and accounts.
Winners have 180 days to claim their prizes, and if unclaimed after two weeks, details about the purchase location will be released. The Valentine's draw created 14 millionaires and generated significant funding for UK projects.
The Telegraph: School children searched for knives after France stabbings
French police will start searching children for knives at schools due to a rise in stabbings, which have resulted in deaths and injuries. Random bag checks will be implemented from spring, as there were 40 knife attacks in Paris schools in just the first three months of the school year.
The initiative follows a serious incident where a 17-year-old student was critically injured in a brawl. A 20-year-old suspect has been arrested, but the motive for the attack is still unknown.
Breitbart: Blue State Blues: Palestinians Make a Case for Their Own Removal from Gaza
The recent display by Hamas, showcasing the coffins of Israeli hostages amid a celebratory crowd, has reignited discussions about President Trump's controversial proposal to relocate Palestinians from Gaza. This act, perceived by many as grotesque, raises questions about the broader implications of Palestinian society's actions during the ongoing conflict.
The situation underscores a culture of hostility and violence, with reports of civilian involvement in atrocities against Israelis. As the horrors of war continue, the idea of relocating such a society is gaining traction among some, who argue that coexistence is untenable given the prevailing attitudes and behaviors.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: France's Macron Scolds Trump as 'Weak in the Face of Putin'
President Macron plans to urge President Trump to adopt a stronger stance against Putin during their upcoming meeting, emphasizing that weakness could undermine U.S. credibility with China. He expressed concerns that Trump’s direct negotiations with Russia might sideline European allies.
Macron also stated that while he won't send French troops to Ukraine, he is open to contributing a security force to guarantee peace once a deal is reached. He believes aligning U.S. and European interests is crucial to prevent Russia from taking over Ukraine.
Breitbart: China Warns It Will Use Australia's East Coast for Naval 'Live-Fire' Drills
China plans to conduct live-fire naval drills off Australia's east coast, prompting commercial flights to avoid the area. The exercises, described by Beijing as safe and compliant with international law, have raised concerns from Australian officials.
Australia's defense and foreign ministries are monitoring the situation closely, with military assets actively observing the Chinese vessels involved in the drills. Precautionary measures have been implemented for air safety in the region.
#culture
The Telegraph: Rome’s oldest cafe saved from closure
The Italian government has intervened to prevent the closure of Antico Caffe Greco, Rome's oldest cafe, established in 1760. This historic venue, frequented by notable figures like Byron and Keats, has been a cultural hub for artists and intellectuals for centuries.
The cafe's preservation highlights its significance in Italy's rich literary and artistic heritage.
#crime
Forbes: Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ Lawyer Withdraws From Case: Here’s The Latest On His Federal Indictment
Sean "Diddy" Combs faces serious federal charges, including sex trafficking and racketeering, with one of his attorneys recently filing to withdraw from the case, citing unspecified reasons protected by attorney-client privilege. Combs continues to deny all allegations against him.
His legal team is challenging the charges, arguing they stem from racial bias and asserting that he has been unfairly targeted due to his status as a powerful Black man. Combs awaits trial scheduled for May 2025.