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#illegals
Breitbart: Noem: 'Due Process Will Be Followed' for Illegal Immigrants at Guantanamo Bay
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem confirmed that due process will be upheld for migrants detained at Guantanamo Bay. She emphasized that the facility will enhance capacity for handling illegal immigration and reiterated the administration's commitment to repatriation efforts.
Noem stated that Guantanamo will not be used for indefinite detention, assuring that legal processes will be followed. The focus remains on addressing individuals deemed as threats.
Breitbart: DHS Secretary Noem to Visit Texas Border, Ride with Famed Del Rio Horse Patrol Unit
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem visited Del Rio, Texas, to meet with Border Patrol agents and receive operational briefings. Accompanied by Border Patrol Chief Michael Banks, she engaged with the Horse Patrol Unit and will conduct an aerial tour of the Eagle Pass border area.
Noem's visit follows a controversial incident involving mounted agents accused of mistreating migrants, which was later disproven. She has previously supported Texas border security efforts while serving as South Dakota's governor.
#politics
Fox News: New DNC vice chair previously called for ICE to be abolished
David Hogg, a gun violence survivor and newly elected Vice Chair of the Democratic National Committee, has a history of advocating for the abolition of ICE and defunding the police. He emphasizes the need for the Democratic Party to become more relatable and to regain trust among voters.
Hogg's election comes at a critical time for the party, which faces challenges related to crime and immigration policies. He calls for a reevaluation of the party's approach to connect with working-class individuals and young people.
Fox News: JONATHAN TURLEY: End NPR's taxpayer-funded gravy train
NPR faces scrutiny over its federal funding and perceived political bias, with critics arguing it operates like a state media outlet despite the U.S. rejecting such models. The organization has seen a decline in audience and revenue, leading to calls for the removal of its subsidies.
As NPR continues to promote its sponsors, questions arise about whether these practices violate regulations against commercial advertising for noncommercial stations. Critics assert that NPR should compete in the free market rather than rely on taxpayer support.
Breitbart: Kaine: Dems Need to 'Return to the Bread-and-Butter Basics'
Senator Tim Kaine emphasized the need for the Democratic Party to focus on fundamental economic issues, citing recent polls showing a significant decline in public favorability. He argued that Democrats should prioritize a "make, build, grow" agenda to resonate with voters' concerns about the economy.
Kaine pointed out that while Republicans focus on tax cuts for the wealthy, Democrats must address the economy directly to regain public trust. He believes that returning to these "bread-and-butter basics" could improve the party's standing, especially in light of rising prices due to tariffs.
#society
Breitbart: The Trace Reports Gun Sales Are 'Plummeting' Except Where They're Not
Gun sales in the U.S. surged during the COVID-19 pandemic, but reports suggest this boom may be ending. Factors like increased gun control in states such as Washington and a saturated market are contributing to a decline in sales, despite still being higher than pre-pandemic levels.
Gun manufacturers produced significantly more firearms in 2023 compared to previous years, with over 15.2 million background checks conducted for sales in 2024. This indicates a sustained interest in gun ownership, even as the market shows signs of cooling.
Breitbart: VIDEO: Father of Child Injured in Philly Plane Crash Calls Him 'My Hero'
A 10-year-old boy is recovering after sustaining serious injuries in a plane crash in Northeast Philadelphia. The child was with his father and siblings when they witnessed the crash of a Mexican-registered Learjet, which resulted in multiple fatalities.
The boy's father described the harrowing moment, noting that his son instinctively protected his sister during the incident. After emergency surgery, the child is now at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and is reportedly improving.
Fox News: Jewish community responds to Trump executive order vowing to deport pro-Hamas activists with student visas
President Trump signed an executive order to combat antisemitism on college campuses, directing law enforcement to remove pro-Hamas activists with student visas. The order aims to address a rise in antisemitic incidents and discrimination against Jewish students since the October 7 Hamas attack.
The directive mandates federal agencies to identify legal tools to prosecute antisemitism and deport violators. Advocates for Jewish rights support the order, emphasizing that free speech does not protect those who threaten or harass others.
GB News: Gardeners told cost-effective ways to protect their plants from cold weather as conditions are 'killing your houseplants'
UK gardeners are advised to monitor greenhouse temperatures, as dips below 5°C can endanger tender plants and seedlings. Experts recommend sealing cracks, using horticultural fleece, and considering insulation blankets to maintain warmth during cold spells.
Cost-effective heating solutions like heating mats and proper greenhouse placement are also suggested to ensure plants thrive. Taking these precautions is essential to safeguard against unpredictable winter weather.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Syria leader says Saudis want to help rebuild war-torn country
Syria's interim president, Ahmed al-Sharaa, met with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Riyadh, expressing optimism about Saudi support for Syria's reconstruction and stability. The discussions focused on strengthening bilateral relations and addressing security concerns.
Sharaa emphasized the importance of Gulf investment in Syria's future and the need to lift international sanctions that hinder economic recovery. Saudi Arabia's foreign minister previously promised to engage in dialogue with the U.S. and EU to facilitate this process.
Breitbart: Report: Hamas Callously Lured Then Murdered Thai Nationals
During the October 7, 2023, attack on Israel, Hamas targeted Thai workers, luring them out of hiding before murdering or taking them hostage. Survivors recounted harrowing experiences, including one who narrowly escaped after hiding from militants who spoke Thai.
The Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported 44 Thai casualties, with ongoing efforts to secure the release of hostages, including one Thai, one Nepali, and one Tanzanian. Israel is committed to negotiating the release of all hostages, living and deceased.
#culture
The Telegraph: Blake Lively harassment case director hopes new messages will clear him
Hollywood director Justin Baldoni has leaked private text messages in an effort to defend himself against sexual harassment allegations made by actress Blake Lively. The messages, shared on a new website, include exchanges with Lively and her husband, Ryan Reynolds, amid ongoing legal disputes.
Lively accused Baldoni of harassment and a smear campaign, while Baldoni countersued, claiming the couple sought to damage his reputation. His website features a $400 million legal complaint and a detailed timeline of events related to the film "It Ends with Us."