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#illegals
The Western Journal: Lone Singer Stands Up for Trump's Deportations at Grammys: 'I Don't Want to See Them Here'
At the Grammy Awards, singer Joy Villa showcased her support for President Trump with a red cap and a dress symbolizing cryptocurrency. She expressed her approval of the administration's deportation policies, stating that those who commit crimes should be removed from the country.
Villa emphasized her belief in law and order, noting her family's legal immigration status and advocating for the deportation of criminals to ensure safety for all Americans. She highlighted the growing diversity within Trump's supporter base.
#politics
Breitbart: DNC Mocked over Woke Displays, Gender Ideology Obsession
Conservatives criticized Democrats for their continued focus on "woke" issues during the DNC leadership vote, despite recent electoral losses. Highlights included the emphasis on gender quotas and the election of gun control activist David Hogg as vice chairman, prompting claims that Democrats have not learned from their defeats.
DNC members attributed their challenges to racism and misogyny, while social media users noted a lack of self-awareness. Ken Martin was elected as the new DNC chairman, vowing to fight for Democratic values against perceived threats from Donald Trump and wealthy interests.
Fox News: Trump scores big legal win against Pulitzer Prize Board as lawsuit moves to discovery
Former President Donald Trump achieved a legal victory in his defamation lawsuit against the Pulitzer Prize Board, allowing the case to advance to the discovery phase. A Florida judge rejected the board's attempt to shield internal communications regarding the 2018 Pulitzer awards given to The New York Times and The Washington Post for their Russiagate reporting.
Trump's lawsuit argues that the awards were based on "demonstrably false" claims of collusion between his campaign and Russia, citing a lack of evidence found by Special Counsel Robert Mueller. The Pulitzer Board has maintained that the awards will stand despite Trump's objections.
#society
Le Monde: Greater Paris invests big to create unique public transport service
The Villejuif-Gustave-Roussy metro station, part of the Paris metro's line 14 extension, was inaugurated on January 18. This station, serving the Val-de-Marne cancer center, is a key addition to the region's transport network, emphasizing collaboration in design and engineering.
Valérie Pécresse, president of the Greater Paris region, highlighted the station's significance in improving transport efficiency, marking a milestone in the vision of regional transport development. The station will also connect with the future line 15 of the Grand Paris rail network.
Fox News: Hero 'band dads' take down elderly active shooter at Texas high school
Four veterans, dubbed "band dads," thwarted an active shooter incident at a Texas high school band competition. Dennis Brandl, 83, opened fire, injuring a 26-year-old consultant, but was quickly subdued by the veterans and other bystanders before police arrived.
Authorities praised the swift response, noting the heroes' actions likely prevented further violence. Brandl is charged with aggravated assault and claims he feared for his life. He remains in custody without bond.
Le Monde: Emergency crews deployed on Santorini as an earthquake swarm worries Greek experts
Authorities in Santorini have deployed emergency crews as seismic activity spikes, prompting hundreds to evacuate the island. Over 200 undersea earthquakes have been recorded, leading to school closures and safety measures across nearby islands.
Local residents express anxiety over the frequent quakes, with many seeking to leave. While experts assert the quakes are not linked to the volcano, they caution that the situation remains concerning. Precautionary measures are in place, but officials urge calm among residents.
#military
Breitbart: Trump Taps Joe Kent for Director of National Counter Terrorism Center
President Trump has nominated Joe Kent, a former special operations soldier and CIA officer, as the new Director of the National Counter Terrorism Center. Trump praised Kent's military background and personal loss, as his wife, Shannon, was killed in a 2019 bombing in Syria.
Shannon Kent, a chief cryptologic technician, was remembered for her intelligence and accomplishments. Joe Kent previously ran for Congress in Washington but lost both times. He identifies as a non-interventionist regarding foreign conflicts.
#crime
Breitbart: PA Official Reverses 'Suicide' Ruling for Woman with 20 Stab Wounds, Once Upheld by Josh Shapiro
The Philadelphia medical examiner has reversed the suicide ruling in the 2011 death of teacher Ellen Greenberg, who was found with 20 stab wounds. Dr. Marlon Osbourne now believes the manner of death should be classified differently, citing new evidence and questioning previous conclusions.
Former Attorney General Josh Shapiro upheld the suicide ruling in 2022 but recused himself after allegations of a conflict of interest surfaced. Greenberg's family has pursued legal action against the city for mishandling the investigation, with jury selection for one case set to begin soon.