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22 Feb 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Alleged fentanyl-smuggling immigrants lead police on dangerous cornfield chase
Exclusive video shows a high-speed chase in Grundy County, Illinois, involving two illegal immigrants carrying seven pounds of fentanyl. Local officials attribute the incident to Illinois' sanctuary policies, which hinder cooperation between state law enforcement and federal immigration authorities.
One suspect was released without bail under the SAFE-T Act, while the other remains in custody with a detainer from Homeland Security. Grundy County officials express frustration over the sanctuary laws, claiming they compromise public safety.
#politics
GB News: WATCH: Pensioner fumes at Labour for 'BROKEN promises'
A pensioner has criticized the Labour Government for allegedly misleading the public about energy bill support, highlighting the financial strain on retirees. William Pickup expressed his anger over unfulfilled commitments related to energy costs under Keir Starmer's administration.
Le Monde: 'Queen of Pop' Madonna lambasts 'King' Trump: 'If this is a joke, I'm not laughing'
Madonna has criticized President Trump for referring to himself as "the King" in a recent social media post celebrating the halt of a New York congestion charge. She expressed her discontent, stating that America was founded to escape monarchical rule, not to have a president adopt such a title.
This criticism follows her history of opposing Trump, particularly regarding his administration's stance on LGBTQ rights. Trump's regal tone has drawn scrutiny, especially as he continues to assert his influence over policies affecting New York.
Breitbart: Senate Rejects Rand Paul's Amendment to Cut $1.5 Trillion
The Senate rejected an amendment by Sen. Rand Paul to cut spending by $1.5 trillion while advancing a reconciliation bill aimed at securing the border and addressing other parts of President Trump's agenda. The amendment was blocked with a vote of 74 to 26, despite Paul's warnings about rising taxes and inflation.
Senate Republicans opted for a two-bill strategy rather than a single comprehensive bill, moving forward with legislation that would increase federal spending. Paul criticized this approach, questioning the commitment to fiscal conservatism.
#society
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Protests in Indonesia, Howard Lutnick Sworn In, Heavy Snow in Turkey
On February 21, 2025, various global events unfolded, including a cycling race in Dubai and a helicopter evacuation of a French skier after a crash in Switzerland. In Congo, looting occurred at a World Food Programme warehouse amid ongoing conflict, while in the U.S., Howard Lutnick was sworn in as Commerce Secretary.
In Senegal, Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko criticized the management of public finances under former President Macky Sall. Additionally, a memorial was held for a murdered teenager in Sheffield, England, and a significant algae bloom was reported in Argentina.
The Federalist: Ed Department Investigates ME For Allowing Boys In Girls' Sports
The U.S. Department of Education has initiated a civil rights investigation into Maine's policy allowing boys to compete in girls' sports, following President Trump's criticism of Governor Janet Mills. The investigation stems from allegations of violations of federal antidiscrimination laws, including Title IX.
The Department has warned that failure to comply with federal regulations could result in the loss of significant federal funding for Maine's K-12 schools. Similar investigations are also underway in Minnesota and California, as the Department seeks to enforce compliance with civil rights protections for female athletes.
The Western Journal: Trump Puts Dem Gov In Her Place on Trans Issue: You're Not Getting Federal Funding
President Trump threatened to withhold federal funding from Maine after Governor Janet Mills refused to comply with his executive order banning men from competing in women's sports. During a tense exchange, Trump asserted that his order aligns with federal law, while Mills cited state laws.
Polling indicates that a significant majority of Americans oppose men participating in women's sports, with Trump's stance reflecting this majority. The legal implications of his executive order, based on Title IX, may give him an advantage in potential court battles with states like Maine.
#economy
Breitbart: DOGE USDA Discovers and Cancels Grant for 'Increasing DEIA Programming for Integrated Pest Management'
The USDA's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) canceled a $324,671 grant aimed at enhancing diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility within Integrated Pest Management. USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins highlighted the wasteful nature of the grant, which was linked to Iowa State University.
Despite efforts to eliminate waste, the Senate rejected an amendment by Sen. Rand Paul to cut spending by $1.5 trillion. Paul emphasized that while DOGE identifies waste, actual savings require congressional action to return funds to the Treasury.
#technology
Breitbart: Amazon Tightens Its Grip on Kindle Books by Removing Backup Feature
Amazon will discontinue the feature allowing Kindle users to download purchased ebooks to their computers and transfer them via USB, effective February 26. This change raises concerns about potential loss of access to content and the ability to convert files to other formats.
Users have relied on this feature for backing up purchases and managing ebooks on non-Kindle devices. The removal highlights issues of digital content ownership and DRM limitations, as users may face challenges in accessing their books in the future.