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Feb 22, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: 'He is delivering': Trump's first month flips script on radical Biden-Harris border policies
President Trump has rapidly restructured U.S. immigration policies, reversing Biden-era measures and enhancing enforcement at the border and within the country. His administration has directed federal agencies to identify and eliminate financial benefits for illegal immigrants and has ramped up arrests and deportations, particularly in sanctuary cities.
The Trump administration has also paused several Biden-era programs, including those related to migrant parole and refugee resettlement. Early data suggests a decrease in illegal border crossings, with apprehensions significantly lower than previous months.
#politics
Breitbart: AP Sues Trump Admin Officials Over Limited Access to Oval Office
The Associated Press has filed a lawsuit against three Trump administration officials, claiming that limited access to presidential events violates the First and Fifth Amendments. The AP argues the ban was retaliatory for its refusal to adopt the administration's preferred terminology regarding the Gulf of Mexico.
The lawsuit emphasizes the need for press independence and the right to choose language without government interference. The AP contends that the denial of access is arbitrary and unconstitutional, calling it a threat to freedom of speech for all Americans.
The Economist: Checks and Balance newsletter: The journalist’s dilemma of covering Trump
The Checks and Balance newsletter highlights the challenges journalists face in covering Donald Trump, particularly in the context of his foreign-aid cuts that may impact rural voters. It also touches on various issues, including the rise of vaccine-choice activism amid a measles outbreak and Elon Musk's influence on Republican internationalism.
These topics reflect broader concerns in American society, from the implications of government policy changes to the evolving dynamics of political discourse.
Breitbart: Wisconsin Gov. Supports Bill to Replace 'Mother' with 'Inseminated Person'
Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers supports a Democrat Senate bill that aims to replace terms like "mother" with "inseminated person" and "husband" with "spouse" in state law. This bill is part of the 2025 executive budget act and has sparked significant backlash from various commentators.
Critics argue that such changes undermine traditional language and could have broader implications, including for industries like greeting cards. The discussion reflects ongoing national debates about gender identity and terminology.
Fox News: 'Not American': Dem governors lash out at Elon Musk's 'cruel' DOGE efforts
Democratic governors expressed concerns about President Trump's potential cuts to Medicaid during a press conference, emphasizing the life-or-death implications for citizens. They criticized the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) for its impact on healthcare funding and urged bipartisan cooperation to protect essential services.
Governors highlighted the need for efficient government while condemning budget cuts that threaten vital programs. They called for accountability from Republicans and stressed that the focus should be on supporting citizens rather than benefiting a select few.
Breitbart: Watch Live: CPAC 2025 Day 3
The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) 2025 concludes on February 22, featuring speeches from notable figures such as Tom Homan, Stephen Miller, and Elise Stefanik. The event takes place in National Harbor, MD, from February 19-22.
Fox News: 'Saved the country': CPAC attendees see silver lining after Elon Musk's DOGE speech
Elon Musk's appearance at CPAC highlighted his support for cuts proposed by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), emphasizing the need to address national overspending to save Medicare and Social Security. He argued that fiscal responsibility is essential to prevent financial collapse.
Attendees expressed mixed views on using DOGE cuts for stimulus checks versus paying down national debt. While some supported returning funds to taxpayers, others stressed the importance of addressing the $36 trillion debt. Concerns were raised about potential cuts to essential programs like Medicaid.
#society
GB News: Man who won £4.5m mansion in prize draw refuses to quit job despite newfound fortune
Daren Bell, a former paratrooper, won a £4.5 million mansion in Norfolk through an Omaze prize draw but continues to work full-time as a technical support director. He values his job and has no plans to quit, despite the financial windfall.
The prize has positively impacted his family life, allowing him to live with his partner and her children. Bell has embraced his new community and plans to move his elderly father into the property once he retires.
Times Of Israel: Families, friends elated at return of four Oct. 7 hostages: ‘Unforgettable moments’
Families celebrated the release of four hostages from Hamas after 505 days in captivity, expressing joy mixed with concern for their health. The hostages, taken during the October 2023 attacks, were freed as part of a ceasefire and hostage deal, prompting calls for the return of others still held.
Relatives gathered to welcome the hostages, sharing emotional moments and gratitude for their return while also mourning those lost in the conflict. The families emphasized the need for continued efforts to secure the release of all hostages.
#health
Breitbart: Dr. Scott Atlas: How MAHA Will Affect HHS, the CDC, the NIH, and More
Dr. Scott Atlas discussed his controversial views on COVID-19 with PragerU CEO Marissa Streit, emphasizing the censorship he faced and the need for transparency in health organizations like the CDC, NIH, and FDA. He criticized the suppression of dissenting scientific data and called for accountability in research funding.
Atlas expressed cautious optimism about new leadership at the NIH and FDA but highlighted the importance of restoring public trust in these institutions. He proposed measures to ensure free speech in scientific debate and criticized the revolving door between government agencies and private companies in the health sector.
#other
Le Monde: Brazil's Lula grapples with opposing climate and economic goals
Brazilian President Lula has pledged to combat climate change, aiming for zero deforestation in the Amazon by 2030 and zero greenhouse gas emissions in electricity by 2050. His administration has introduced measures like stricter deforestation controls and a mandatory carbon market.
However, these initiatives face economic hurdles, particularly in the steel industry, where companies worry about competitiveness due to the new carbon market regulations. Steel production often exceeds the emission quotas, forcing companies to purchase credits from greener firms.