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#politics
The Economist: Allies will not appease Donald Trump forever
Supporters of Donald Trump believe he has ushered in a new era where the U.S. unapologetically prioritizes its interests, leading to a shift in global dynamics. However, concerns arise that if Trump convinces allies the post-1945 order is obsolete, it could lead to significant geopolitical tensions.
Meanwhile, discussions around international surrogacy are increasing as adoption rates decline, facing opposition from various groups. Washington is also contemplating China's role in aiding Ukraine and the implications of a potential TikTok deal, reflecting the complexities of global economic and political relations.
Breitbart: France: Legal Migration Hits Record High as Populists Call for Referendum
Immigration in France reached record levels in 2023, with a 17% increase in visas issued and over 336,700 residence permits granted, primarily to students and family migrants. This brings the total number of valid residence permits to over 4.3 million.
The National Rally party is advocating for a national referendum on immigration, criticizing the government for its handling of the issue. Despite rising concerns among the public, Prime Minister François Bayrou has rejected calls for a referendum.
Le Monde: At Sarkozy's trial, the improbable story of Bashir Saleh's exfiltration from Libya
Alexandre Djouhri recounted in a Paris courtroom the dramatic exfiltration of his friend Bashir Saleh, a former Libyan official, from Libya to France and then South Africa. Saleh, linked to the Libyan sovereign wealth fund, was under house arrest after the fall of Tripoli in 2011.
Djouhri emphasized their close friendship and the French government's interest in Saleh, noting interventions to secure residency for him and his family in France. The details of their escape involved discussions of helicopters and submarines, highlighting the clandestine nature of the operation.
Breitbart: Biden's Policies on Vapes Favored Democrat Donors and China - but Trump Can Restore Order
The Trump administration's recent decision to rescind Biden's menthol cigarette ban has led to a proposal from the International Trade Commission (ITC) targeting NJOY Ace, the sole authorized menthol-flavored pod vaping product in the U.S. This move could benefit JUUL and increase the influx of low-quality Chinese vaping products.
Critics argue that the ITC's actions could undermine American interests by empowering Chinese manufacturers while hurting U.S. companies like NJOY. The situation raises concerns about public health and regulatory oversight, as unregulated Chinese products flood the market, posing risks to consumers.
The Telegraph: Britain will be ‘ruthlessly pragmatic’ in Brexit renegotiations, Labour tells EU
Britain's Brexit minister stated that the government will be "ruthlessly pragmatic" in negotiations to improve relations with the EU, raising concerns about a potential stealth rejoining. New deals on security, defense, food standards, and energy are planned as part of these efforts.
This initiative follows Sir Keir Starmer's address to EU leaders, marking a significant moment since Brexit. The government aims to enhance trading ties with the EU to stimulate economic growth.
Fox News: Mike Tyson shares his support for fellow 'fighter' President Trump in knockout Fox Nation interview
Mike Tyson recently shared insights about his friendship with Donald Trump during an interview with Sean Hannity. He described both men as "fighters" who have faced significant challenges in their respective arenas—boxing and politics. Tyson noted that if one were unaware of Trump's identity, the multitude of legal issues he faces might lead them to assume he was Black, reflecting on perceptions within the Black community.
Tyson reminisced about their history, recalling fights at Trump Plaza and praising Trump's resilience in the face of adversity, including his contentious election against Kamala Harris. Tyson emphasized Trump's determination, stating that most would have given up under similar circumstances.
Fox News: DC Council expels Trayon White following federal bribery charge
The D.C. City Council unanimously voted to expel Councilmember Trayon White following bribery allegations involving $156,000. The decision reflects concerns over public trust and the integrity of elected officials. White has pleaded not guilty and faces a jury trial in January 2026.
Councilmembers emphasized the importance of trust in government, with Chairman Phil Mendelson labeling White's actions as "quintessential corruption." The council's move aims to restore confidence in the legislative body amidst ongoing legal proceedings against White.
Fox News: Senate confirms Doug Collins to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs
The Senate confirmed Doug Collins as the new Secretary of Veterans Affairs with a bipartisan vote of 77 to 23. Collins, a former congressman and Air Force Reserve chaplain, will address challenges within the agency, including budget issues and long wait times for veterans' care.
Collins emphasized his commitment to veterans and assured that he would not balance budgets at their expense. He also aligned with Trump's focus on veterans' choice in healthcare while promising not to privatize the VA.
#society
GB News: Heartbroken father issues emotional plea to tourists after teenager daughter killed in shark attack
The father of 17-year-old Charlize Zmuda, who was killed in a shark attack at Woorim Beach in Queensland, has encouraged the public to keep visiting beaches despite the tragedy. The incident occurred on Monday afternoon, leaving her with severe upper body injuries.
Breitbart: Protesters in NYC Demand Sex-Mutilating Drugs, Surgeries for Minors
Hundreds protested in New York City against President Trump's executive order aimed at restricting gender transition procedures for minors. The order has led hospitals, including NYU Langone Health, to cancel appointments for children seeking puberty blockers and other treatments.
Protesters expressed concerns about the potential harm of such procedures, citing irreversible effects and the experiences of those who later regretted their transitions. Trump’s order reflects a broader push to counter what he describes as the "radical" promotion of gender ideology in healthcare.
Breitbart: DEI Professionals Fear Losing Their Jobs Now that Trump Is President
Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) professionals are expressing concern about job security under President Trump's administration, which is actively dismantling DEI initiatives. Many companies, including Target, are scaling back their DEI programs, leading to uncertainty in the job market.
Rafael Fantauzzi, a DEI professional, recently left his position due to restructuring and is now facing challenges in finding new employment. Trump's executive order has halted federal DEI programs, affecting hundreds of jobs and contracts, further contributing to anxiety among DEI workers.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: China Retaliates Against Trump's Tariffs - Google Caught in the Crossfire
China has retaliated against President Trump's recently imposed tariffs by introducing its own tariffs on U.S. goods, including crude oil and agricultural equipment. This response includes a 10% tariff on oil and a 15% tariff on coal and liquefied natural gas, alongside restrictions on certain metal exports.
Experts suggest that China's actions are a limited response, aimed at signaling potential harm to U.S. interests while leaving room for negotiation. Both Trump and Xi Jinping are expected to discuss the situation soon, with hopes for de-escalation despite a challenging path ahead.
Times Of Israel: After over 30 years of ties, Israel opens its first embassy in Moldova
Israel has inaugurated its first embassy in Moldova, marking a significant milestone in diplomatic relations established over 30 years ago. Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar attended the ceremony in Chisinau, emphasizing the importance of strengthening ties with friendly nations.
During his visit, Sa’ar met with Moldovan leaders to discuss regional security issues, including the Iranian threat and Turkey's influence. The new embassy aims to enhance diplomatic, trade, and tourism relations, with plans to promote Moldova as a destination for Israeli tourists.
The Western Journal: Watch: Karoline Leavitt Pulls Out ‘Insane' List of USAID Expenditures as Reporter Frets About 'Humanitarian Aid’
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt criticized USAID's expenditures, highlighting questionable projects funded overseas, such as DEI initiatives. She emphasized that Americans don't want their tax dollars spent on such programs, aligning with President Trump’s goal to reduce government waste.
Elon Musk has been tasked with scrutinizing USAID, which he has labeled a "criminal organization" for allegedly funding bioweapon research and media propaganda. Critics argue that USAID's operations may represent a deeper issue within the national-security state, prompting concerns about its influence and spending.
Times Of Israel: US officials defend Trump’s call for relocating Gazans, who call idea ‘delusional’
US officials defended President Trump's suggestion that Palestinians in Gaza consider relocating to neighboring countries, clarifying he aims to find realistic solutions rather than impose a plan. This stance has faced strong opposition from Arab leaders and Palestinian communities.
Egyptian and Jordanian officials have rejected the idea of accepting displaced Gazans, emphasizing national security concerns. Arab states continue to advocate for a two-state solution, while many Palestinians express deep attachment to their land and reject any notion of resettlement.
The Federalist: 11 Insane Things Your Tax Dollars Paid For Thanks To USAID
President Trump has taken steps to reform USAID, which he claims has strayed from its original mission and become a tool for radical agendas. This move has sparked backlash among Democrats, including Rep. Ilhan Omar, who argues that the agency is vital for global humanitarian efforts.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio criticized USAID for its alleged insubordination and misalignment with U.S. foreign policy. The agency's funding priorities have come under scrutiny, with reports highlighting questionable projects, including those linked to social engineering and alleged ties to terrorism.
#economy
Forbes: China Tariffs: Here’s What May Cost More In The US
President Trump’s new 10% tariffs on Chinese imports are now in effect, potentially adding around $40 billion in costs to American consumers by raising prices on a wide range of goods, including electronics and clothing. China, which supplies a significant portion of U.S. imports, has responded with its own tariffs on American products.
The U.S. imported $426.9 billion worth of Chinese goods in 2023, and these tariffs come amid a backdrop of declining imports from China. The future of U.S.-China trade relations remains uncertain, with potential for further escalation in tariffs.
#health
Fox News: Heavy cannabis use could pose this threat to the brain
A study from the University of Colorado found that heavy cannabis use negatively impacts brain function, particularly in working memory tasks. The research involved 1,000 young adults and indicated that 63% of heavy users and 68% of recent users showed reduced brain activity during cognitive tasks.
Researchers emphasized the need for further studies to understand the long-term effects of cannabis on brain function. They suggested that abstaining from cannabis before cognitive tasks might improve performance, while also noting the importance of moderation in use.
The Western Journal: RFK Jr.'s Nomination Advances After JD Vance Gets Involved
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s nomination as Secretary of Health and Human Services advanced after a narrow 14-13 vote in the Senate Finance Committee. Support from Republican Senator Bill Cassidy, influenced by Vice President J.D. Vance, helped secure the vote despite previous concerns over Kennedy's stance on vaccines.
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Mike Crapo praised Kennedy's potential to bring necessary changes to the healthcare system, highlighting his advocacy for health transparency. Kennedy faced scrutiny regarding his past comments linking vaccines to autism, which remains a contentious issue.
#crime
Times Of Israel: Some 10 people killed in attack at Swedish school for adults, gunman believed dead
A shooting at an adult education center in Örebro, Sweden, resulted in the deaths of around 10 people, marking the deadliest attack in the country. The gunman is believed to be among the deceased, and police are investigating potential motives, though terrorism is not currently suspected.
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson called it a "painful day" for Sweden, expressing concern for those who experienced fear during the incident. The shooting is part of a troubling trend of violence linked to gang crime, although fatal school shootings remain rare in the country.