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21 Feb 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Frustrated Chicago residents fed up with spending on illegal immigrants, call for Republican leadership
Chicago residents are increasingly frustrated with the city's spending on illegal immigrants, claiming it diverts taxpayer resources away from local needs. A group called Chicago Flips Red is advocating for a shift in leadership, arguing that the current administration prioritizes migrants over citizens, particularly in light of a budget deficit.
Critics, including residents and some city officials, assert that the city's sanctuary policies are unfair and unconstitutional. They demand a democratic vote on immigration policies, emphasizing the need to address local issues, such as homelessness, before allocating significant funds to support migrants.
#politics
Fox News: I helped Trump get his first tax cut bill through Congress. Failure is not an option this time
Republicans face a critical deadline to prevent over $4 trillion in tax hikes, requiring unity in Congress. The House Budget Committee's resolution aims to extend Trump’s tax cuts and cut spending by $2 trillion, presenting the best chance for swift tax reauthorization.
With a slim majority, the GOP cannot afford dissent and must rally behind a single budget resolution. Delaying action risks economic fallout and complicates the legislative process, making it essential for Republicans to act decisively to protect American families from impending tax increases.
Fox News: I was a White House lawyer and I found Trump's way around the left's lawfare roadblocks
A federal judge has mandated the Trump administration to reinstate paused foreign aid, amidst a series of injunctions blocking Trump-era reforms. Critics argue that judges are violating Rule 65(c) by not requiring plaintiffs to post bonds before injunctions, undermining the legal framework.
This deviation from the mandatory bond requirement has emerged as a tactic for liberal activists to challenge administration policies without financial risk. Advocates suggest enforcing Rule 65(c) would restore legal integrity and ensure that plaintiffs prove their cases rather than securing quick, potentially unjust wins.
Fox News: Actor Robert Davi 'concerned' he won't get the call for 'Goonies 2' because of his conservative views
Robert Davi, known for his role as Jake Fratelli in "The Goonies," expressed concerns about his political views potentially affecting his chances of reprising the role in the upcoming sequel. He worries that his outspoken conservatism and support for Donald Trump could lead to exclusion from the project.
Davi emphasized the film's lasting impact and his desire to be part of the sequel, citing the film's iconic status and the affection fans have for his character. He also discussed his broader political interests, including support for Israel and government transparency.
Le Monde: Germany: What to know about the February 23 elections
Germany will hold early parliamentary elections on February 23 to elect 630 members of the Bundestag, following a political crisis that led to the dissolution of Chancellor Olaf Scholz's coalition. The elections will test a new proportional representation system implemented last July.
Voters will cast two votes: the first for a local candidate and the second for a party list in their state. This election comes amid rising support for far-right parties and follows unfavorable results for the ruling coalition in recent regional elections.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Arab country leaders meet in Saudi Arabia to hash out post-war Gaza plan
Arab leaders convened in Saudi Arabia to formulate a recovery plan for Gaza in response to President Trump's controversial proposal for U.S. control and population displacement. The plan aims to unify Arab states against Trump's initiative while addressing reconstruction needs post-conflict.
The rebuilding of Gaza, estimated to cost over $53 billion, is a priority following extensive devastation from war. Egypt and Jordan are leading discussions on a phased approach to recovery, which includes debris removal, infrastructure rebuilding, and establishing a political framework for a two-state solution.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Feb. 21: Day 504 – Where is Shiri Bibas?
Hamas returned the remains of slain hostages Oded Lifshitz and brothers Ariel and Kfir Bibas to Israel, but another body was misidentified as their mother, Shiri Silberman Bibas. Official reactions from Israel on this matter are still unfolding.
In related news, three buses exploded in Bat Yam and Holon, suspected as a terror attack, though no injuries were reported. Additionally, a discussion on the ongoing Ukraine war highlights its impact on international relations, with insights into U.S. involvement and perspectives.
The Telegraph: Israel-Hamas latest: Shiri Bibas not among bodies released, says IDF
Israel has condemned Hamas for violating a ceasefire by delivering an unidentified body instead of the expected remains of Shiri Bibas and her two children. The Israeli military claims that the children were murdered while in captivity, contradicting Hamas's earlier statements.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to ensure the return of all hostages and hold Hamas accountable for this breach of agreement. The situation is part of a fragile truce that has seen the release of 19 Israeli hostages in exchange for over 1,100 Palestinian prisoners.
#economy
Fox News: 5 priorities crucial to success of Trump’s Energy Council
President Trump has established the National Energy Dominance Council, aiming to enhance American energy affordability and security while fostering economic development. The council is positioned to address the growing global demand for electricity and support U.S. leadership in energy technologies.
Key priorities include expanding U.S. baseload energy, modernizing the grid, and treating energy through a competitive lens. The council's efforts could lead to a manufacturing renaissance, ensuring that U.S. capabilities in energy production and technology remain at the forefront globally.
#culture
GB News: Daniel Craig makes feelings clear with emotional statement as Amazon takes over James Bond
Daniel Craig has expressed strong support for longtime Bond producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G Wilson following Amazon's acquisition of the James Bond franchise. He wishes Wilson a relaxing retirement and believes Broccoli will continue to produce spectacular projects.
The deal represents a historic shift, as Eon Productions, led by the Broccoli family since 1962, will now co-own the franchise with Amazon MGM Studios. While no new Bond actor has been announced, speculation is rife among fans, with names like Henry Cavill and Idris Elba being popular choices.
#health
Fox News: American nutrition a top priority for MAHA as the 'Knowledge Doc' weighs in
Health expert Eric Berg is advocating for improved nutrition in the U.S. through the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement, coinciding with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s appointment as HHS secretary. Berg emphasizes the need to replace the current food pyramid, which he criticizes for its high carbohydrate content, with a focus on nutrient-dense foods.
Berg highlights the dangers of ultra-processed foods, which account for over half of Americans' caloric intake, and calls for awareness about harmful ingredients like synthetic sugars and food dyes. He argues that these factors contribute to poor health outcomes in children and adults, urging a return to healthier eating habits.
#crime
Fox News: DA warns Chilean gang burglaries spreading across US, calls it Washington's 'biggest secret'
Orange County DA Todd Spitzer is urging the removal of Chile from the U.S. visa waiver program, citing exploitation by Chilean migrants for organized burglaries. He claims federal agencies have ignored the issue, which has gained attention after recent high-profile thefts from professional athletes.
Seven Chilean nationals were indicted for stealing over $2 million in valuables, including from NFL stars. Spitzer argues Chile is not complying with program requirements, as it fails to provide criminal background checks. He notes that other South American countries have been removed for similar issues.