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#illegals
The Telegraph: Favourite for German chancellor vows to press on with asylum reform despite far-Right fears
Friedrich Merz, the CDU leader and front-runner for Germany's chancellorship, remains committed to overhauling asylum policies despite protests against his alliance with the far-Right AfD. His migration bill was recently rejected, but he promises a shift in economic and asylum policies.
Merz plans to propose reforms that include stricter border controls and limiting asylum seekers, aiming for implementation in an upcoming government program. Protests have erupted over his cooperation with the AfD, challenging the traditional political stance against the far-Right.
#politics
Breitbart: Actress Mia Farrow Floats Conspiracy Trump Will ‘Start a War’ to Secure a Third Term
Actress Mia Farrow has expressed concerns on social media that former President Donald Trump may attempt to secure a third term through unconstitutional means or by instigating a war, particularly with China. She cautioned her followers that many believe Trump will leave office after four years, but she fears otherwise.
Farrow has a history of political commentary, previously criticizing Trump for various actions and comparing his supporters to a cult. She also claimed that many COVID-19 deaths could have been avoided with better leadership, though she provided no evidence for her assertions.
#society
Breitbart: Groundhog Day Gloom: Punxsutawney Phil Says More Winter Ahead
Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow, predicting six more weeks of winter during the annual Groundhog Day celebration in Pennsylvania. This tradition, rooted in European folklore, has attracted large crowds, with over 40,000 attendees this year.
Despite the excitement, professional meteorologists warn that Phil's accuracy is only 35%, ranking him 17th among rodent forecasters, while Staten Island Chuck boasts an 85% accuracy rate. Phil has been making predictions since 1887.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Visiting southern Lebanon, Katz warns Hezbollah against drone attacks on Israel
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz warned Hezbollah of severe consequences for launching drones at Israel, despite a ceasefire agreement. He stated that Israel would not tolerate such actions and would respond decisively, emphasizing the need for Hezbollah to understand Israel's determination.
Katz's remarks follow recent drone incidents and airstrikes on Hezbollah targets. The situation remains tense, with the IDF advising Lebanese civilians against returning to southern villages amid ongoing threats. The conflict has escalated since October 2023, following attacks by Hamas.
Breitbart: 'Very Dangerous' -- Zelensky Warns Trump Against Solo Talks with Putin
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy emphasized the importance of including Ukraine in U.S.-Russia discussions regarding the ongoing war, warning that exclusion would be "very dangerous." He expressed the need for a ceasefire plan and called for more direct talks with the Trump administration.
Zelenskyy highlighted the critical state of the war, with Russia making gains and Ukrainian forces facing severe shortages. He reiterated Ukraine's desire for NATO membership as a key security guarantee and expressed skepticism about European forces being deployed without clear command structures.
#economy
Forbes: The Fed Just Confirmed A Huge Crypto Game-Changer As Trump Sparks Bitcoin Price Crash Fears
Bitcoin and crypto prices have stalled after a significant surge, raising concerns about a potential bubble. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has indicated that banks can now serve crypto customers, marking a shift from the previous administration's stance.
Trump's support for crypto, including NFTs and a proposed U.S. bitcoin stockpile, has influenced regulatory attitudes. However, his new tariffs on imports may lead to market instability, prompting warnings from investors about a possible crash.
Forbes: Trump Tariffs Live Updates: President Admits Prices Could Rise As Canadian Leaders Restrict U.S. Alcohol
President Trump defended his tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, acknowledging potential price increases for consumers but asserting the long-term benefits will outweigh the costs. He emphasized that the tariffs are aimed at holding these countries accountable for issues like illegal immigration and drug trafficking.
Canadian officials expressed confusion and concern over the tariffs, planning retaliatory measures. Business leaders warned that these tariffs could raise consumer prices significantly and disrupt supply chains, with economists predicting a negative impact on the U.S. economy.
#education
Breitbart: U.S. Bishops Applaud Trump’s Robust Support for School Choice
U.S. Catholic bishops have endorsed President Trump's executive order promoting school choice, emphasizing parents' rights to direct their children's education. Bishop David M. O’Connell highlighted the importance of educational freedom and the positive impact of such programs on student achievement.
The order aims to expand options for families, including private and faith-based schools, and supports the notion that parents are the primary educators of their children. The bishops view this initiative as a way to enhance educational opportunities for all students.
#crime
GB News: Mass murderer Jeremy Bamber hopes new photos could lead to jail release 40 years after killings
Jeremy Bamber, convicted of murdering five family members in 1985, is seeking to overturn his conviction based on newly discovered photographs. His legal team argues these images suggest the existence of two different silencers, which could undermine the prosecution's case that linked one silencer to the crime.
Bamber's conviction has faced scrutiny, but Essex Police maintain his guilt, citing multiple appeals that have upheld the original verdict. Bamber claims the new evidence supports his long-held assertion that two silencers were involved, potentially challenging the integrity of the prosecution's evidence.