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3 Feb 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 472: Rep. Barry Moore on Deporting Illegal Alien Drunk Drivers
Rep. Barry Moore (R-AL) pushes for legislation to deport drunk drivers who are illegal aliens after their convictions.
#politics
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Feb 3: Day 120 – US leads effort to draw up a day-after plan for Gaza
US is forming a "contact group" with Middle East allies to manage Gaza Strip after Israel-Hamas war. Biden signs order to combat settler violence. Chicago City Council adopts Gaza ceasefire resolution. (,)
Fox News: 'Squad' member Ilhan Omar in spat with president of former 'murder capital' ahead of his re-election
El Salvador poised to re-elect President Nayib Bukele despite concerns over democracy and violence. Bukele's crackdown on gangs has led to a drop in crime rates, but critics question his methods.
Fox News: DNC chair Harrison message to Nikki Haley: South Carolina Democrats are ‘not bailing you out’
Democratic Party officials in South Carolina are urging voters to participate in the presidential primary and then support Nikki Haley in the Republican nominating contest. Reports of text messages encouraging Democrats to skip voting in the primary have surfaced, but both Haley and an aligned super PAC deny involvement. Haley has gained support from independent voters and some crossover Democrats in previous contests and is the last remaining major rival to front-runner Trump. Democratic officials have criticized Haley's conservative policies and stated that they will not vote for her.
#society
GB News: JK Rowling lashes out at a feminist library over 'trans-zine' celebrating 'the death of lesbians'
Author JK Rowling has criticized the Glasgow Women's Library for displaying a comic called "Lesbians are Dying Out," which she described as homophobic. The library, however, claims the comic targets transphobia. Rowling has been previously criticized by the library for displaying placards used by trans-rights protesters.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Police arrest dozens of journalists at protest by relatives of Russian troops mobilised in Ukraine
Russian police detain journalists covering protest by wives of mobilized soldiers near Red Square. Male reporters targeted. Journalists taken to police station, some later released. Hashtag: .
#economy
Le Monde: French government joins forces with Netflix to attract tourists
The filming of Netflix series "All the Light We Cannot See" in Villefranche-de-Rouergue, southern France, has brought economic benefits to the town, leading the council to create a tourist brochure to attract visitors. However, the series is not set in Villefranche-de-Rouergue, but in Saint-Malo. Netflix has partnered with Atout France to launch a tourist guide promoting filming locations across France, including Château de Chantilly, Chaalis Abbey, and Saint-Julien-le-Pauvre church.
#military
Fox News: Ukraine's diminished forces drive recruitment push, proposal to lower draft age
The Ukrainian government plans to change recruitment rules, including potentially lowering the age requirement, to strengthen the military against Russia's invasion. The bill aims to allow rotation of forces and provide rest to soldiers, while reducing the draft age and implementing punishments for non-compliance.
#crime
Breitbart: FanDuel Denies Jaguars Request to Return $20 Million in Stolen Funds
Sports gambling giant FanDuel refuses to return over $20 million embezzled by a former employee from the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars, who wanted the stolen money back. FanDuel claims they received the money in good faith and are not obligated to return it. The ex-employee, Amit Patel, pleaded guilty to stealing the funds through a credit card scheme and gambling most of it away.
#other
Fox News: ICE deports illegal immigrant wanted for rape in Brazil who was released into US
ICE deported a Brazilian illegal immigrant accused of rape in his home country. The man had been released into the US in 2021 and was eventually arrested in New Jersey. This comes amidst a continuing border crisis with record numbers of migrant encounters.
Flag And Cross: Gina Carano Worked Side-by-Side with Carl Weathers - He Gave Her a Powerful Message After She Was Cancelled
Actress Gina Carano mourns the passing of Carl Weathers, who stood by her during her firing from "Mandalorian" in 2021. Weathers reached out to Carano after her dismissal and encouraged her not to give up. She fondly remembers his mentorship, laughter, and passion for his work.