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#illegals
Breitbart: DHS Secretary Kristi Noem Rides 'With' Border Patrol Agents, Not 'Over' Them
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem visited the Del Rio, Texas border, riding with Border Patrol agents and criticizing her predecessor for not supporting them. She emphasized a commitment to border security under President Trump, noting significant drops in migrant apprehensions since his inauguration.
Noem's trip included an aerial tour and highlighted her administration's focus on enhanced immigration operations. She has previously sent resources to aid Texas in securing the border.
#politics
Breitbart: WATCH: Stephen A. Smith 'Might Entertain' a Presidential Run After Poll Shows Him Only One Point Behind Tim Walz
Stephen A. Smith, known for his sports commentary, is contemplating a potential political career after polling at 2%, just one point behind Tim Walz. Despite expressing doubt about running, he criticized the current state of the Democratic Party and hinted that he might reconsider.
Smith acknowledged that while he enjoys his current lifestyle, the political landscape could influence his decision. He noted that with Trump unable to run again, the opportunity might be more appealing.
Fox News: What we know about the Trump administration’s plans for a sovereign wealth fund
President Trump signed an executive order to establish a U.S. sovereign wealth fund, which could potentially finance the purchase of TikTok. The Treasury and Commerce Departments will develop a plan for the fund within 90 days, focusing on funding mechanisms and governance.
The initiative aims to create a significant investment fund, leveraging revenues from tariffs for various projects. Trump has expressed interest in addressing national security concerns surrounding TikTok while exploring options for its future.
Forbes: What Is Elon Musk's Role, Exactly? White House Calls Him 'Special Government Employee'—Here’s What That Means
Elon Musk has been designated as a "special government employee" under President Donald Trump, allowing him to work unpaid for the federal government with fewer restrictions. Musk has received a government email and office space as he leads the newly established Department of Government Efficiency.
While Musk's role may raise potential conflicts of interest, Trump assured that Musk would be kept away from matters that could pose such conflicts. Musk's involvement follows his significant financial support for Trump's campaign and aims to streamline government spending and operations.
Fox News: FBI agents group tells Congress to take urgent action to protect against politicization
The FBI Agent’s Association expressed urgent concerns to Congress regarding recent actions by acting DOJ and FBI officials that threaten the careers of thousands of agents. They criticized orders to terminate senior leadership and compile lists of personnel involved in sensitive investigations, claiming these actions jeopardize ongoing work and lack due process.
The association argues that these measures create distractions that could undermine the FBI's effectiveness in combating crime and terrorism. They emphasize the need for transparency to protect agents who are fulfilling their duties.
The Federalist: NY Court Upholds Law Dems Used To Hijack Local Governments
A New York court has upheld the constitutionality of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act, which mandates preclearance for municipalities with a history of discrimination before altering voting systems. This decision reverses a previous ruling that deemed the act unconstitutional.
The act has faced challenges, particularly regarding at-large voting systems, which some argue dilute minority voting power. Critics, including Assemblyman Anil Beephan, express concern that the act may inadvertently harm the communities it aims to support by fostering division rather than unity.
#society
GB News: Morrisons café rolls out updates including braille menus and new food items in all UK branches
Morrisons has introduced braille menus in all UK cafés to enhance accessibility for visually impaired customers, allowing them to independently browse meal options. The initiative aims to create a more inclusive dining experience and follows feedback from visually impaired patrons.
The supermarket has also refreshed its café menu, adding new food items in partnership with Birds Eye, and is promoting a Kids Eat Free deal. Guide Dogs organization has praised this move as a significant step towards improving accessibility for those with sight loss.
Fox News: Delta flight from New York to Florida diverted to North Carolina due to 'odor in the cabin'
A Delta Air Lines flight from New York to Orlando was diverted to Raleigh due to an odor detected in the cabin. The flight, carrying 158 passengers, landed safely, and customers were either moved to a new plane or rebooked on earlier flights. The cause of the odor remains unknown.
In a separate incident, a United Airlines flight experienced an engine issue, leading to an evacuation at Houston Airport. The FAA is investigating both incidents, but no injuries were reported.
Forbes: War On DEI: NFL Commissioner Says League Will Continue Diversity Efforts—As Major Organizations Drop Them
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell reaffirmed the league's commitment to diversity efforts, emphasizing their importance in attracting talent, amid a trend of companies like Target and Amazon rolling back such initiatives. This comes as former President Trump targets diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in his policies.
Trump's executive orders aim to eliminate DEI programs in federal agencies and discourage their use in the private sector. While some corporations are abandoning DEI commitments, others, including Costco and Delta Airlines, continue to defend their diversity initiatives, citing their business value.
Breitbart: Film Director Found Guilty of Sexual Assault in France’s First Major #MeToo Trial
A Paris court has found filmmaker Christophe Ruggia guilty of sexually assaulting actor Adèle Haenel when she was a minor, sentencing him to two years under house arrest and a two-year suspended sentence. Haenel, a prominent figure in the movement in France, accused Ruggia of inappropriate behavior during the filming of "Les Diables."
Haenel has been vocal about the film industry's inadequate response to sexual abuse, and her accusations have sparked broader discussions among other actors, including Judith Godrèche, who has also come forward with allegations. Ruggia plans to appeal the conviction.
Breitbart: UFC Fighter Bryce Mitchell Apologizes for Pro-Hitler Rant: 'I'm Not a Nazi'
UFC fighter Bryce Mitchell apologized after making pro-Hitler comments on his podcast, describing the dictator as a "good guy" he would like to fish with. He later acknowledged Hitler's "evil" acts and promised to be more considerate of others' suffering.
UFC President Dana White condemned Mitchell's remarks, calling them some of the most ignorant he has heard and emphasizing the horrific impact of Hitler's actions. Mitchell has been with the UFC since 2018, with his last win in December 2022.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Ukraine Says it Has Struck Major Russian Oil Refinery Again
Ukrainian drones targeted a major oil refinery in Russia's Volgograd region for the second time in three days, aiming to disrupt Russian military operations as the war's third anniversary nears. The refinery processes about 6% of Russia's oil, with Ukrainian officials reporting multiple successful strikes.
In addition to the Volgograd facility, Ukrainian drones also struck a natural gas processing plant in Astrakhan. Russian military claims indicate they intercepted 70 drones across several regions, leading to temporary flight suspensions at nine airports.
Le Monde: Benjamin Netanyahu weakened on the eve of his meeting with Donald Trump
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing pressure from the new U.S. administration and his faltering coalition as he prepares for a meeting at the White House. The discussions will focus on the ceasefire with Hamas, the release of Israeli hostages, and the normalization of relations with Saudi Arabia.
Netanyahu's acceptance of the agreement with Hamas came under pressure from U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff, and further negotiations are set to begin. The U.S. aims for a diplomatic resolution to the Iranian nuclear issue and a lasting peace in the region.
#economy
The Telegraph: Trump vs free trade
Donald Trump's tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico, and China have raised concerns among European leaders about a potential trade war. The EU, which imposes significant tariffs on U.S. vehicles, has threatened retaliation, highlighting the risks of escalating protectionism.
Trump's justification of these tariffs under national security raises questions about the reliability of U.S. trade agreements, especially given the recent Cusma deal. The unpredictability of U.S. trade policy may deter future free trade negotiations.