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The Western Journal: 'Fairness For All': Trudeau Caves to Trump, Installs $1.3 Billion Plan to Secure Northern Border
President Trump and Prime Minister Trudeau have reached an agreement to enhance security at the U.S.-Canada border, with Canada committing $1.3 billion for new resources, including personnel and technology, to combat fentanyl trafficking. This comes amid ongoing tariff negotiations.
Trudeau confirmed the plan, which includes appointing a Fentanyl Czar and launching a joint task force to address organized crime. Meanwhile, Trump has paused tariffs on Canadian imports for 30 days to facilitate further discussions.
Le Monde: US judge extends block on Trump freeze of federal aid funding
A US district judge has extended a temporary block on President Trump's freeze of federal funding for aid programs, citing "irreparable harm" to organizations reliant on these funds. The freeze, affecting up to $3 trillion in assistance, was criticized for its abruptness and lack of rationale.
Judge Loren AliKhan emphasized that the White House's actions disrupted vital resources for healthcare, scientific research, and emergency shelters, asserting that such funding decisions should be determined by Congress, not the Executive Branch.
Fox News: 'Corrupt' FBI must become 'pristine,' Trump says, asserting Patel will 'straighten it out'
President Trump criticized the FBI as "corrupt" and expressed confidence in his nominee for FBI director, Kash Patel, to improve the bureau's reputation. He refrained from directly answering whether he would fire employees involved in the Jan. 6 investigation, emphasizing the need for "pristine" law enforcement.
The Trump administration is facing scrutiny over potential firings of FBI personnel linked to the Jan. 6 case, which could impact the bureau's expertise in critical areas like counterterrorism. Concerns have been raised about the implications of such actions during a time of heightened global threats.
Fox News: Trump agriculture nominee, Brooke Rollins, clears key Senate hurdle ahead of confirmation vote
The Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee has unanimously approved Brooke Rollins as President Trump's nominee for Secretary of Agriculture, paving the way for a full Senate vote. Rollins, previously a White House aide and CEO of the America First Policy Institute, has received support from over 415 agricultural groups.
If confirmed, Rollins plans to expedite aid distribution to farmers and address animal diseases affecting the industry. Her nomination is seen as uncontroversial, with supporters highlighting her strong ties to the Trump administration and her commitment to enhancing the USDA's role in supporting rural communities.
#society
Fox News: Valerie Bertinelli doesn’t ‘remember anything about the 80s,' felt 'guilty' for experimental past
Valerie Bertinelli reflected on her hazy memories of the 1980s during an appearance on "The Drew Barrymore Show." She expressed regret over her past behaviors and acknowledged the challenges she faced, emphasizing the importance of self-forgiveness and grace in coping with life's difficulties.
Bertinelli celebrated a year of sobriety earlier this year, sharing her motivations for going alcohol-free, including health improvements and weight loss. She noted that her past experiences, including drug use during her marriage to Eddie Van Halen, shaped her journey toward self-care and recovery.
GB News: 'It is just stupid!' Andrew Pierce unleashes furious rant at 'cat ban' in Scotland: 'Could this be a distraction?'
Andrew Pierce, a presenter on GB News, criticized the Scottish Government's proposal to ban pet cats in certain areas, labeling it "just stupid." He questioned the SNP's priorities, suggesting they should focus on more pressing issues like high drug-related deaths rather than regulating pet ownership.
The Scottish Animal Welfare Commission's report recommends "containment zones" for cats to protect wildlife, particularly endangered birds. The Scottish Government is considering these measures, which may include restrictions on cat ownership in new housing developments and mandatory neutering to control feral populations.
Fox News: LA wildfires: Famed Pacific Coast Highway reopens nearly 1 month after disaster
The Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu has reopened after being closed due to the devastating Palisades Fire, which destroyed around 8,000 structures and resulted in at least 12 fatalities. Currently, only one lane in each direction is open, and access to the burn zone requires passes or proof of residence.
Cleanup efforts are ongoing, with utility repairs still in progress. Authorities have transferred responsibility for the area from the LAPD to the California Highway Patrol and National Guard to enhance public safety and response capabilities. Rain is expected, raising concerns about mudslides and debris flows.
Fox News: Kevin Costner's ex Christine Baumgartner flashes ring on outing with new fiancé
Christine Baumgartner, Kevin Costner's ex-wife, is engaged to financier Joshua Connor. The couple was recently seen in Montecito, California, where Baumgartner showcased her engagement ring. Their relationship began shortly after her divorce from Costner was finalized in February 2024.
Baumgartner filed for divorce in May 2023, citing irreconcilable differences. During the divorce proceedings, child support payments were set at $63,209 monthly for their three children. The couple's engagement followed a proposal on a beach in Santa Barbara.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: Marco Rubio Takes Over Embattled USAID, Vows Big Changes to 'Completely Unresponsive Agency'
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has taken over as acting director of USAID, criticizing the agency for being unresponsive and misaligned with U.S. foreign policy. He emphasized that taxpayer dollars must support national interests, not unrelated global initiatives.
Rubio highlighted past attempts at reforming USAID, asserting that it has operated independently of congressional oversight. Recent expenditures by USAID have drawn scrutiny, prompting calls for a reevaluation of its funding priorities.
Forbes: USAID Controversy Live Updates: Marco Rubio Suggests Some Parts Will ‘Reorganize’—Rest ‘May Be Abolished’
Secretary of State Marco Rubio plans to review and potentially restructure or abolish parts of USAID, citing overlapping missions with the State Department. He appointed Pete Marocco to oversee the agency's operations amid concerns over its alignment with U.S. foreign policy.
USAID employees faced uncertainty as the agency's website went offline and staff were told to work from home. Trump’s administration is pushing to merge USAID with the State Department, raising alarms about the potential humanitarian impact of such changes.