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Feb 23, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Coal still key to US energy dominance, says West Virginia governor
West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey emphasizes the importance of coal as a reliable energy source in the U.S., especially in the context of competing with China in energy and AI technology. He advocates for increasing the capacity of coal-fired power plants to maintain national security and energy dominance.
Morrisey also discusses his administration's efforts to combat illegal immigration and drug-related issues in West Virginia, linking these challenges to the state's high overdose death rate. He aims to work with federal authorities to identify and deport illegal immigrants, citing a need for collaboration to address the crisis.
Liberty Nation News: Deportations – Department of Defense Style - Liberty Nation News
The Trump administration is struggling to meet its deportation goals for illegal immigrants. To address this, it may reallocate funds from the Department of Defense to support deportation efforts, including housing and processing. Critics, including the ACLU, warn that using military resources for deportations could be unlawful.
Despite concerns, military involvement in border security has increased over the years, with plans to deploy additional personnel under a national emergency declaration. Senate Republicans are advancing a budget bill that includes significant funding for border security and deportation operations.
#politics
Forbes: Elon Musk Says Federal Employees Must Explain Their Work Or Be Fired
Elon Musk announced that all federal employees will receive an email to report their weekly work, with non-responders facing mandatory resignation. This initiative is part of his efforts to reduce the federal workforce and cut government spending, aligning with Donald Trump's directives.
Musk's actions have already led to significant layoffs across various federal agencies, including the IRS and CDC, despite ongoing legal challenges. The push for efficiency aims to eliminate what they consider wasteful government practices.
#society
Human Events: BBC removes Gaza documentary after narrator revealed to be son of Hamas official
The BBC has removed the documentary “Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone” from its iPlayer platform after it was revealed that the narrator is the son of a Hamas official. Critics, including former BBC One boss Danny Cohen, have called for transparency in the BBC’s vetting process.
The BBC acknowledged its failure to disclose this connection and announced a review of the program, which features stories about the experiences of children in Gaza. UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy plans to discuss the sourcing of the documentary with BBC officials.
Times Of Israel: One dead, several police wounded in ‘Islamist’ stabbing attack in France
A knife attack in Mulhouse, eastern France, left one civilian dead and two police officers seriously injured. The assailant, a 37-year-old on a terror watchlist, reportedly shouted "Allahu Akbar" during the attack. The suspect is in custody, and authorities are treating the incident as an Islamist terror act.
French President Macron emphasized the government's commitment to eradicating terrorism, while the Interior Minister noted that attempts to deport the suspect had been made ten times, but Algeria refused to accept him. The investigation is ongoing.
#economy
GB News: 'Bank of England should have been worried years ago': US economist issues warning over withdrawal of gold from Britain's vaults
Concerns are rising over the withdrawal of gold bullion from the Bank of England, with JPMorgan and HSBC moving roughly 8,000 bars to the US amid fears of a trade war under President Trump. Economists warn that central banks should have been more vigilant about these shifts.
EJ Antoni from The Heritage Foundation criticized top bankers for their lack of awareness, emphasizing that these movements reflect broader economic concerns, including currency devaluation and loss of confidence in fiat currencies. The situation raises alarms about the potential impact on global trade and economies.
#military
The Telegraph: Starmer considers faster defence build-up ahead of Trump talks
Sir Keir Starmer is contemplating an increase in UK defense spending from 2.3% to 2.5% of GDP, potentially ahead of the 2030 deadline. This move could add £6 billion annually to the defense budget, impacting public finances.
The Prime Minister aims to convey to Donald Trump that the UK is prepared to enhance its role in European security funding, following discussions with EU leaders to garner support for increased military budgets.
#crime
Fox News: Two Virginia Beach police officers shot dead while 'defenseless' during late-night traffic stop
Two Virginia police officers, Cameron Girvin and Christopher Reese, were shot and killed during a traffic stop involving a convicted felon, John McCoy III, who opened fire after a struggle. McCoy later died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
The incident has left the Virginia Beach community in mourning, with officials emphasizing the officers' dedication to public safety. The police department has since implemented measures to ensure officer safety on patrols.
#other
Le Monde: 'Act of terror' leaves one dead, two injured in eastern France
A knife attack in Mulhouse, France, on February 22, 2025, resulted in one death and serious injuries to two police officers. The 37-year-old suspect, on a terror watchlist, reportedly shouted "Allahu Akbar" during the assault. President Macron labeled the incident an "Islamist terror act."
The suspect, who has been under judicial supervision and faced failed deportation attempts to Algeria, is now in custody. The investigation is being handled by France's national anti-terror prosecutors unit, which is treating the case as murder and attempted murder linked to a terrorist enterprise.