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#illegals
Fox News: ICE arrests under President Trump continue in migrant ‘sanctuary’ cities
ICE has intensified its enforcement actions in several sanctuary cities, arresting multiple illegal immigrants with criminal backgrounds. Operations in Philadelphia, Boston, Washington, D.C., and Denver led to the apprehension of individuals wanted for serious crimes, including rape, murder, and gang involvement.
These actions underscore ICE's commitment to public safety and national security, as officials emphasize the importance of enforcing immigration laws to protect communities from potential threats posed by individuals unlawfully present in the U.S.
Breitbart: New Jersey Gov. Office Backtracks After Claim He Is Sheltering Migrant
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy faced backlash after suggesting he was sheltering an illegal alien at his home during an interview. He later clarified that his comments were misinterpreted and referred to a legal resident concerned about immigration issues.
Assemblyman Erik Peterson criticized Murphy, accusing him of believing he is above the law and failing to enforce immigration laws. The governor's office insisted that no one has lived in his home under the circumstances he described.
#politics
GB News: Left-wing activists panic over Reform UK surge and brand Farage's party 'far-right' in alarmist email
Reform UK has gained significant traction in recent polling, positioning itself as a serious political force, according to far-left group Hope Not Hate. They warn that if this trend continues, it could lead to Nigel Farage becoming Prime Minister, with the party potentially securing 169 MPs.
Hope Not Hate's polling indicates that Reform UK is just three percent away from this goal. The group labels Reform as "far-right,” claiming it scapegoats asylum seekers and Muslims. Reform UK's membership is reportedly nearing 200,000, and its leadership expresses confidence in their growing influence.
Fox News: Bernie Sanders, Josh Hawley team up on Trump pledge to slash credit card rates to 10%
Senators Bernie Sanders and Josh Hawley have introduced a bipartisan bill to cap credit card interest rates at 10%, fulfilling a campaign promise made by former President Donald Trump. The proposed legislation aims to provide financial relief to working families burdened by high debt.
Sanders criticized high interest rates as exploitative, stating that financial institutions charging over 25% are engaging in "extortion." The bill would implement the cap immediately for a period of five years. The White House has not commented on whether Trump supports the legislation.
#society
Breitbart: Los Angeles Wildfires FireAid Benefit Concert Raised More Than $100 Million So Far
The FireAid benefit concert raised over $100 million for victims of the recent Los Angeles-area wildfires. The event, streamed by over 50 million viewers, featured performances from artists like Billie Eilish and Katy Perry, with contributions from sponsors and public donations.
Every dollar raised was matched by L.A. Clippers owner Steve Ballmer and his wife, contributing significantly to the total. The funds will support immediate needs and long-term recovery efforts in the region, with initial grants expected by mid-February.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Musk’s purge of USAid ‘cuts off workers on Ukraine front line’
Donald Trump's freeze on USAid has left staff near the Ukraine front lines without access to official communications, raising significant security concerns. The agency is reportedly facing operational shutdowns, affecting critical assistance programs in Ukraine.
Elon Musk has criticized USAid, claiming it is filled with "radical-Left Marxists," and his team has taken actions that have disrupted the agency's operations, including blocking access to classified databases. This situation jeopardizes vital aid efforts, including rescue operations and infrastructure support.
#economy
Fox News: Americans bullish on economy and stock market with Trump in office: poll
A recent Gallup poll indicates renewed economic optimism among Americans following President Trump's return to office. 53% believe the economy will grow in the next six months, while 61% expect a rise in the stock market. However, opinions on unemployment and inflation remain divided.
Republican respondents are the most optimistic, with 78% anticipating economic growth, compared to only 21% of Democrats. The survey suggests that confidence in Trump's economic management is a significant factor in this optimism.
Fox News: Egg heist: Pennsylvania police investigating after 100,000 eggs stolen
Pennsylvania State Police are investigating the theft of 100,000 organic eggs valued at $40,000 from Pete and Gerry's Organics in Greencastle. The incident occurred on February 1, and authorities are seeking information from the public as egg prices continue to rise amid supply shortages.
The theft highlights ongoing supply chain issues affecting egg availability and pricing in the U.S., where prices have surged nearly 37%. The investigation remains active.
#culture
Breitbart: Netflix Nightmare: Transgender Best Actress Nominee Karla Sofia Gascón Removed from Oscar Campaign After Social Media Uproar
Netflix has removed Karla Sofia Gascón from its Oscars campaign for "Emilia Perez" amid backlash over her past social media posts, which included offensive remarks about various groups. This decision jeopardizes the film's frontrunner status as the Oscars approach.
Gascón, the first transgender Oscar nominee, will miss key pre-Oscar events, and Netflix's communication with her has reportedly deteriorated. She issued a public apology, asserting she is not racist. The Oscars will take place on March 2.
Le Monde: Pablo Larrain, director of 'Maria': 'Callas became the sum of all the heroines she portrayed'
Chilean filmmaker Pablo Larrain has gained international acclaim for his unique approach to biographical narratives, focusing on the emotional complexities of historical figures like Jackie Kennedy, Princess Diana, and Maria Callas in his films "Jackie," "Spencer," and "Maria." He emphasizes that biopics are cultural fantasies and aims to portray these lives in a fragmented manner, reflecting human disorder.
Larrain's films feature prominent actresses who delve into the psyche of their characters, capturing the media frenzy surrounding these women and drawing parallels to contemporary issues. His method of storytelling highlights the limitations of traditional biographical narratives.
Breitbart: Grammy Awards Ratings Plummet 9 Percent After Celebrities Lecture Viewers With DEI, Trans Propaganda
The Grammy Awards experienced a significant ratings drop, attracting 15.4 million viewers, an 8.8% decrease from the previous year. Despite performances from major artists like Beyoncé and Taylor Swift, the show's political messaging on issues like DEI and transgender rights may have contributed to viewer disengagement.
The decline in viewership reflects a broader trend affecting major award shows, with the Grammys' ratings falling from nearly 40 million in 2012. Similar patterns were observed with other events, such as the Golden Globes, indicating a growing disinterest among audiences.
#education
The Federalist: Suit: VA Schools Still Let Boys Use Girls' Spaces, Violating Title IX
Virginia's five school districts are facing a formal complaint with the U.S. Department of Education over gender ideology policies that allegedly violate Title IX and a Trump-era executive order. The complaint, led by America First Legal, targets Loudoun, Fairfax, Arlington, Prince William Counties, and Alexandria City for allowing students to use restrooms based on gender identity.
These districts' policies have come under scrutiny for potentially compromising the safety and rights of students. Critics argue that the policies enable situations where biological males can access female facilities, raising concerns about student safety and privacy. If found in violation, these districts risk losing federal funding.
Fox News: Teens spend more than a quarter of their time at school on phones, new study finds
A study from Seattle Children's Hospital reveals that over a quarter of high school students' smartphone usage occurs during school hours, averaging 1.5 hours daily. This finding coincides with new legislation in states like Colorado aimed at limiting cellphone use in schools.
Experts argue that reducing smartphone access could enhance students' focus and academic performance. The study highlights that messaging and social media are the most used apps, raising concerns about the impact of excessive screen time on attention and social skills.
#crime
The Western Journal: Fact Check: Can Trump Send Our Worst Criminals to El Salvador? According to This Law, The Answer Is Yes
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele has proposed to the U.S. the outsourcing of its prison system, offering to house convicted criminals, including U.S. citizens, in the country's mega-prison, CECOT, for a fee. Secretary of State Marco Rubio supports the idea, highlighting its potential benefits.
However, legal challenges could arise, particularly concerning the Eighth Amendment protections for U.S. citizens. While the Trump administration has focused on deporting gang members, it has no current plans to accept Bukele's offer. The proposal reflects ongoing discussions about managing crime and immigration issues.