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#illegals
Fox News: Dozens of illegals arrested in Trump’s home county in Florida
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested 32 criminal illegal immigrants in Palm Beach County, Florida, during targeted operations. The arrests involved individuals from multiple countries, with charges including drug offenses, robbery, and prostitution.
These enforcement actions are part of a broader crackdown under the Trump administration, which has intensified deportations and targeted operations across the country. All detainees will remain in custody pending removal or immigration hearings.
#politics
Liberty Nation News: BREAKING: Tulsi Gabbard Nomination Advances to Senate Floor Vote - Liberty Nation News
The Senate Intelligence Committee has advanced Tulsi Gabbard's nomination to lead the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, with a 9-8 vote. All Republicans supported her, while Democrats opposed the nomination. Gabbard received backing from Senators Susan Collins and Todd Young.
Gabbard, a former Democrat representative who switched to the Republican Party, is seen as a vulnerable nominee. The full Senate will now vote on her confirmation.
Breitbart: Media Whine Trump Is Flooding the Zone: 'Nightmare over and over Again'
President Trump is rapidly enacting his agenda, overwhelming the media with a barrage of executive actions, including firings, deportations, and tariffs. Critics express frustration at the media's struggle to keep pace with his initiatives, which are seen as part of a strategy to destabilize opposition.
Media trust has plummeted, with polls indicating a record low in 2024, attributed to past false narratives. Columnists lament the chaos of Trump's return, suggesting that Americans should brace for ongoing surprises and engage in protest against his actions.
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: Fed resignations spike on Trump's offer
The Trump administration anticipates a surge in federal resignations as employees face a buyout deadline linked to a return to office work post-COVID. The White House expects a significant increase in resignations just before the Thursday cutoff.
In political developments, Tulsi Gabbard gains support ahead of a key vote, while Doug Collins is confirmed to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs. Trump is also set to meet with Netanyahu to discuss issues related to Iran and Hamas.
Le Monde: Senate committee advances Kennedy, Trump's pick for health secretary, to confirmation vote
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. advanced in his confirmation bid for Health Secretary after receiving support from key Republicans, despite his controversial history and conspiracy theories regarding vaccines. His nomination reflects Trump's influence within the party, as Kennedy's past statements have drawn significant criticism.
Senators are divided on Kennedy's suitability, with some Democrats labeling him an "anti-science conspiracy peddler." The Senate can confirm nominees without committee endorsement, but uncertainty remains about the final vote. His success could underscore Trump's control over Republican ranks.
The Federalist: Senate Confirms Doug Collins As Veterans Affairs Secretary
The U.S. Senate confirmed former Rep. Doug Collins as the new Secretary of Veterans Affairs with a bipartisan vote of 77-23. Collins, a veteran himself, is expected to focus on ensuring veterans receive quality care, though he faced tough questioning regarding abortion policies during his confirmation hearing.
Collins plans to review the legality of a Biden-era policy allowing the VA to provide abortion counseling and services. His confirmation comes amid scrutiny of the VA's previous actions, including processing health care claims for illegal aliens and attempts to remove certain historical imagery from facilities.
Fox News: It's amazing what we're learning from how Trump is balancing chaos and change
President Trump’s early actions in his return to the White House have sparked excitement among his supporters, balancing radical reform with a more measured approach to appease independent voters. His handling of USAID, tariffs, and aid to Ukraine reflects this strategy, showcasing a willingness to disrupt the status quo while maintaining some level of stability.
Trump's ability to navigate these tensions suggests he is attuned to the diverse demands of his coalition. By embracing chaos while also seeking compromise, he aims to solidify his support base and potentially secure lasting political power.
Breitbart: Flemish Nationalist Sworn in as Belgian Prime Minister
Belgium's new Prime Minister Bart De Wever, a Flemish nationalist, aims to balance power between Flanders and Wallonia while addressing the nation's debt crisis. His coalition includes five parties, but has drawn criticism for lacking gender balance, with only three women in a 15-member cabinet.
De Wever's government plans to implement strict migration policies, cut social benefits, and invest in safety, reflecting a shift in Belgium's political landscape after the PS socialists lost influence in Wallonia. The coalition holds a comfortable majority in the House.
Fox News: White House flags top USAID boondoggles under Elon Musk's microscope
The White House has identified several projects overseen by USAID as "waste and abuse," targeting initiatives that often involve diversity, equity, and inclusion. Elon Musk, designated as a "special government employee," is leading efforts to dismantle USAID through the newly created Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
Concerns have arisen regarding the legality of dismantling an independent agency, with protests from employees and Democratic lawmakers. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, now acting director, supports the overhaul, emphasizing the need for reform amid tensions within the agency.
Fox News: Tulsi Gabbard advances out of Intel Committee in boost to confirmation odds
Tulsi Gabbard has advanced past a key committee hurdle for her nomination as Director of National Intelligence, following President Trump's endorsement. She has faced scrutiny over her past positions, including her meeting with Bashar al-Assad and views on intelligence gathering.
Support from some Republican senators suggests her confirmation may proceed smoothly, despite lingering uncertainties from others. Gabbard's shift in stance on certain intelligence issues has garnered additional backing, highlighting her evolving political alignment since leaving the Democratic Party.
The Federalist: NY Democrats Scheme To Hold GOP Congressional Seat Hostage
New York Democrats are attempting to delay special elections for vacant congressional seats, including Rep. Elise Stefanik's, under the guise of fiscal responsibility and democracy. This move could leave these districts without representation for months, impacting the Republican majority in the House.
Critics argue that the Democrats' actions are hypocritical, as they previously expedited special elections when it suited them. The changes are seen as a strategy to bolster Democratic turnout and maintain power amid fears of losing seats in upcoming elections.
Fox News: Left-wing billionaires bankroll Dem super PAC plotting to win back working-class voters: 'This is a priority'
The House Majority PAC has launched a $50 million "Win Them Back Fund" to regain support from working-class voters who have shifted away from Democrats. Funded by wealthy donors like Michael Bloomberg and J.B. Pritzker, the PAC aims to target key races across the country.
The initiative comes in response to declining support among a diverse working-class demographic, which has contributed to recent Republican electoral successes. House Democrats believe strategic investments can help reclaim this crucial voter base.
The Federalist: Pro-Lifers Drop Lawsuit After New Indiana Gov. Releases Records
Voices for Life reached a settlement with Indiana after Governor Mike Braun ordered the Indiana Department of Health to release abortion records, reversing a prior decision by former Governor Eric Holcomb. The settlement ensures that terminated pregnancy reports will be available upon request with minimal redactions.
Braun's executive order emphasizes compliance with state pro-life laws and mandates cooperation among state agencies to enforce these laws. The order also aims to enhance healthcare price transparency and reduce unnecessary regulations in state employment.
GB News: Labour accused of 'incompetence' after hiking council tax for MILLIONS of Britons: 'They have failed residents!'
Birmingham residents will face a £114 increase in council tax, approved by Labour, despite receiving fewer services. Councillor Robert Alden criticized the decision as a failure to taxpayers, highlighting a 73% rise in council tax since Labour took control in 2012, with funds primarily going towards debt repayment.
The government has justified these tax hikes as essential to prevent financial distress for councils, with some areas seeing increases exceeding inflation rates. Alden called for the Labour administration to heed concerns from opposition, residents, and unions to improve services.
#society
Fox News: Greek island Santorini evacuated after earthquakes shake tourist destination
A series of over 200 earthquakes, peaking at magnitude 5, have led to the evacuation of approximately 9,000 tourists from Santorini, Greece. Mayor Nikos Zorzos described the activity as a "seismic swarm," with potential for continued tremors in the coming weeks.
Emergency measures include canceled public events and travel restrictions, while some buildings have shown cracks but no injuries have been reported. Experts indicate the epicenter is shifting away from Santorini, with no link to the island's dormant volcanoes.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: British security chiefs alarmed by Trump spy boss
British security officials are concerned about Donald Trump's nomination of Tulsi Gabbard for the US director of national intelligence, fearing her past comments on Russia and Syria could compromise sensitive intelligence. Her Senate confirmation vote is scheduled for next week.
This situation adds to Trump's diplomatic challenges amid a trade war with China, highlighted by a canceled call with President Xi Jinping following US tariff actions. Gabbard's past statements on Ukraine and Syria have raised further alarm.
Fox News: Bill Gates 'worried' about scaling back USAID: 'You could have literally millions of deaths'
Bill Gates expressed concern on "The View" about potential cuts to the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), warning that it could lead to "literally millions of deaths." He emphasized the importance of USAID's work in nutrition and vaccine distribution.
Gates criticized the perception of foreign aid, clarifying that it constitutes less than 1% of the U.S. budget. He noted that some private sector leaders, like Elon Musk, may not fully appreciate the value of government programs like USAID.
#economy
Breitbart: UK Public Services 'Not Good Enough and Cost Too Much' Finds Auditor
The UK auditor-general warns that public services are both inadequate and costly, making the current system unsustainable. Gareth Davies of the National Audit Office highlights that spending on education, transport, and health has risen without corresponding improvements in quality.
Davies notes a disconnect between public expectations for services and their willingness to pay higher taxes, despite significant tax increases in recent years. The NAO's refusal to sign off on the government's accounts reflects serious issues in local government financial reporting.
#culture
The Telegraph: Putin launches anti-woke Eurovision rival
Vladimir Putin is reviving the Soviet-era Intervision song contest as a response to Eurovision, which he views as a symbol of Western decadence. This new contest aims to promote a more traditional and macho image, distancing itself from the inclusive and vibrant spirit of Eurovision.
Russia's participation in Eurovision ended after the 2021 contest, following the country's invasion of Ukraine. The last Russian act to perform was Manizha, and since then, Ukraine has continued to excel in the competition.
#crime
GB News: 'Migrant mafia' pose 'serious threat' to UK as Albanian criminal warlords spill blood on Britain's streets
Albanian criminal gangs are identified as an "acute threat" to the UK, involved in serious crimes including murder and drug trafficking. A recent inquest linked the violent death of Rhys Thompson to gang disputes, highlighting the brutality of these organizations.
Authorities have launched significant operations against these gangs, resulting in numerous arrests and seizures of drugs and firearms. The National Crime Agency's crackdown has led to the deportation of nearly 3,000 Albanians, underscoring the growing concern over organized crime in the UK.
#sports
The Federalist: Media Descend On New Orleans For Super Bowl Opening Night
The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles kicked off Super Bowl week in New Orleans with "Super Bowl Opening Night," allowing fans to engage with players during media appearances. The event attracted 10,000-20,000 fans and featured various celebrities and media from around the world.
Players faced a mix of serious and light-hearted questions, with some offering philosophical insights. Amidst the spectacle of music and cheerleaders, the focus remains on the impending football game, where the winner will make sporting history.
Breitbart: Major League Baseball Fires Umpire for Violating Gambling Rules
MLB has terminated umpire Pat Hoberg for violating sports gambling rules and deleting messages during an investigation. Although no evidence was found of him betting on baseball or manipulating games, sharing his betting accounts raised concerns about integrity.
Hoberg accepted responsibility for his actions, emphasizing he never intended to harm the game's integrity. He acknowledged his poor judgment and expressed remorse to the baseball community.