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#illegals
Fox News: ICE nabs another suspected Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang member in Aurora, Colorado
Federal agents arrested a suspected Tren de Aragua gang member in Aurora, Colorado, who is an illegal immigrant from Venezuela. Charged with property damage and domestic violence, he will remain in ICE custody pending an immigration hearing.
Additionally, the Trump administration is negotiating with El Salvador to accept non-Salvadoran migrants, including Tren de Aragua members, for imprisonment. Meanwhile, six Americans detained in Venezuela were released after discussions with U.S. officials.
#politics
Fox News: Transportation Sec Sean Duffy says FAA systems are 'antiquated,' calls for more air traffic controllers
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy highlighted the need for updates to the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) antiquated systems, citing a decline in air traffic controller recruitment. Despite affirming that U.S. skies are the safest globally, he stressed the importance of modernizing technology and addressing staffing challenges.
Duffy noted the FAA's mandatory retirement age of 55 for controllers contributes to turnover and that COVID-19 bottlenecks have hindered training. He emphasized the need to prioritize hiring the best candidates for air traffic control roles, especially in light of recent aviation incidents.
#society
Breitbart: Palisades Residents Triumph; L.A. Mayor Karen Bass Backs Down over Access
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass reversed her decision to open the Pacific Palisades to general traffic after backlash from residents who had been barred from accessing their properties for nearly three weeks following the Palisades Fire. Concerns about looting and safety prompted the mayor to keep checkpoints in place with support from Governor Gavin Newsom.
Starting Monday, the California Highway Patrol and National Guard will manage access to the area, allowing the LAPD to focus on citywide operations. This decision reflects the mayor's response to community concerns and the need for increased security in the aftermath of the fire.
Le Monde: Crisis in the DRC: In Goma with the victims of the war between the M23 and the Congolese army
In Bulengo, DRC, a vast camp shelters thousands displaced by ongoing violence and military advances, particularly from Rwandan troops and their M23 affiliates. Families have been forced to flee repeatedly since November 2021, now facing dire conditions as fighting intensifies near Goma.
As rebel forces advance, the situation grows increasingly precarious for nearly 250,000 residents in makeshift shelters. With limited options for escape and fears of conflict escalating, the humanitarian crisis continues to deepen in the region.
The Telegraph: Uzbekistan offers prisoners reduced sentences for reading books
Uzbekistan is proposing a new initiative allowing prisoners to reduce their sentences by reading books. Inmates can earn a three-day reduction for each book read from a government-approved list, with a maximum of 10 books per year, totaling a potential 30-day reduction.
To qualify, prisoners must pass an exam on each book to demonstrate comprehension. Lawmakers aim for this program to serve as a model for similar reforms globally.
Fox News: Super Bowl 2025 flights, hotels see major price hike ahead of big game
Major airlines, including Southwest and Delta, are adding flights for Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans, with prices for tickets soaring. Southwest has introduced 31 new flights from Kansas City and Philadelphia, while Delta's first-class tickets exceed $4,000.
Hotel prices during the event range from $550 to over $4,700 for two nights, with many hotels fully booked. Travelers can find ticket packages that include accommodations, with some options priced at $7,005 per person.
#crime
GB News: Travis Kelce takes drastic measures after Kansas City Chiefs superstar's £5m mansion burgled
Travis Kelce has invested $49,000 in security upgrades at his Kansas City mansion following a break-in last year that resulted in significant losses, including jewelry and cash. The upgrades include cameras, lighting, motion detectors, and guard dogs.
The NFL has warned teams about a potential international crime ring targeting high-profile athletes, with other victims including Joe Burrow and Luka Doncic. Kelce has not publicly commented on the incident, as he prepares for the upcoming Super Bowl.