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3 Feb 2024
#politics
GB News: Donald Trump ‘going after’ Taylor Swift as pop star threatens to 'tip balance' of US election
Donald Trump is targeting Taylor Swift, fearing her endorsement of Joe Biden could sway the US election. Trump's team is concerned about Swift's influence on her millions of fans and her voter registration efforts. The Republican party worries she would support Biden.
Fox News: Illegal migrants reportedly escaping NYC to California could be eligible for numerous free benefits
Four illegal migrants accused of violently attacking New York City police officers and released without bail have reportedly fled to California, a sanctuary state. California restricts state officers from helping ICE agents deport migrants and provides numerous taxpayer-funded benefits to illegal immigrants, including health care coverage and access to federal health care services. The state also offers in-state tuition and financial aid for state schools, and has a program that provides monthly cash benefits to non-citizen immigrants.
#society
The Telegraph: Chile firefighters battle wildfires which claim at least ten lives and prompt state of emergency
Chilean wildfires ravage tourist regions, threatening lives and forcing evacuations. State of emergency declared.
#education
Fox News: Reagan's education secretary urges schools to become a 'temple of learning, not social experimentation'
Bill Bennett, former education secretary, emphasizes the need for U.S. schools to focus on academics and avoid social experimentation. Chronic absenteeism and declining academic performance have worsened since the pandemic, with many parents seeking alternative education options such as homeschooling and charter schools. Rebuilding trust and prioritizing learning is crucial to bring students back to public schools.