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#illegals
Fox News: Los Angeles leaders introduce legislation to impede Trump mass deportations
Los Angeles city leaders have proposed legislation aimed at protecting immigrant communities in response to President Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration. Councilman Hugo Soto-Martinez introduced five measures to enhance labor and immigration protections, emphasizing the need for a "know your rights" campaign to empower immigrants against ICE intimidation.
The legislation follows recent protests against Trump's deportation policies and seeks to reaffirm Los Angeles' status as a sanctuary city. It will be reviewed by the Civil Rights & Immigration Committee before a council vote.
The Federalist: Illegal Allegedly Stole Citizen's Identity, Committed Voter Fraud
Carlos Jose Abreu, a 45-year-old Dominican national, faces federal charges for voter fraud after allegedly using a stolen identity to register and vote in U.S. elections. He has lived in the U.S. illegally for nearly 20 years and also faces charges for unlawful firearm possession.
Abreu's case highlights concerns over noncitizen voting and security gaps in the electoral system. He is currently held without bond in a Broward County jail, facing up to 15 years in prison and possible deportation if convicted.
The Western Journal: Karoline Leavitt Humiliates 'Out of Touch' Chuck Schumer Over His Mexican Beer Stunt
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt criticized Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer for his remarks about the impact of Trump's proposed tariffs on Mexican beer, labeling him "out of touch." She emphasized that while Schumer focused on beer prices, Trump was addressing serious border security issues.
Leavitt highlighted the dangers posed by illegal immigration, questioning Schumer's priorities and suggesting that Democrats need to align with public concerns or risk electoral losses. She argued that if tariffs help secure the border, Americans would accept the costs.
Fox News: FCC launches probe into Soros-backed radio station that revealed live locations of undercover ICE agents
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has initiated an investigation into KCBS 740 AM, a radio station tied to George Soros, for broadcasting the live locations of undercover ICE agents during deportation operations in San Jose. The FCC's Enforcement Bureau is examining potential violations of the station's public interest obligations.
Carr emphasized the importance of the safety of law enforcement personnel and stated that the FCC will ensure compliance with broadcasting regulations. The station's actions were criticized for potentially endangering agents operating in a high-risk area.
#politics
Le Monde: Yangon, an anxious, frenetic city where 'everything looks normal, but is abnormal'
Yangon remains vibrant and bustling despite ongoing turmoil, with lively markets and nightlife evident in the city. However, residents express deep pessimism about the future of democracy following the military coup in February 2021, which has led to significant economic decline and civil unrest.
The coup disrupted a transition to democracy, resulting in mass protests, violent crackdowns, and widespread arrests. Many citizens have fled or remain in hiding, while prominent leaders like Aung San Suu Kyi face lengthy prison sentences.
Breitbart: ABC's Hostin: Trump Is 'Intentionally' Causing a Constitutional Crisis
Sunny Hostin on ABC's "The View" accused Donald Trump of intentionally creating a constitutional crisis to expand executive power. She expressed concern over Trump's influence over Congress and the Supreme Court, suggesting that this could fundamentally alter the Constitution.
Whoopi Goldberg echoed these sentiments, questioning the implications of unaccountable power held by individuals like Elon Musk and the potential consequences for American governance.
The Federalist: Sen. Ernst: USAID Wouldn't Tell Congress How It Spent Billions
USAID has faced criticism for resisting oversight from Congress, particularly from Republican Sen. Joni Ernst, who sought transparency on how taxpayer dollars were spent. Despite repeated requests, USAID has been accused of stonewalling and issuing threats to legislators trying to exercise their oversight authority.
Concerns have been raised about the agency's spending practices, especially regarding indirect costs, which Ernst claims can be excessively high. Recent developments include investigations into USAID's operations and potential plans to merge the agency with the State Department amid allegations of misconduct by its officials.
Breitbart: Dana White Reveals Trump's Resolute Response After the UFC Boss Urged Him to Quit Following Assassination Attempt
UFC President Dana White recounted his conversation with Donald Trump, urging him to exit politics after an assassination attempt. Trump, however, expressed his unwavering commitment to his political role, believing he is destined to serve as president.
White praised Trump's resilience, noting his swift recovery and return to public life following the incident. He emphasized Trump's mental toughness, comparing it to the strength seen in UFC fighters.
#society
Times Of Israel: IDF soldiers released from captivity were held by senior Hamas terrorist – report
Five IDF surveillance soldiers held captive by Hamas were reportedly used as human shields by a senior Hamas military official. They were abducted on October 7, 2023, during a large-scale attack that resulted in numerous civilian casualties. The soldiers have expressed a desire to return to military service after recovery.
Romi Gonen, a civilian hostage, suffered severe mistreatment during her 15 months in captivity, including inadequate medical care for a gunshot wound. Her mother described the physical and mental abuse inflicted by Hamas guards, highlighting the ongoing struggles faced by released hostages.
Breitbart: Crockett Blames White Supremacists for 80% of Violent Crimes; Says Tired of 'White Tears' from 'Mediocre White Boys' on DEI
Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) criticized the Trump administration's efforts to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies, attributing 80% of violent crime in the U.S. to "white supremacists." She expressed frustration over perceived injustices and vowed to combat actions she views as harmful to marginalized communities.
Crockett condemned the appointment of Darren Beattie to a State Department role, labeling it as indicative of white supremacy in the current administration. She emphasized the need for equity in education and representation, asserting that systemic barriers continue to disadvantage people of color.
Breitbart: Judge in 'It Ends With Us' Sexual Harassment Court Battle Warns Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni's Lawyers
A federal judge has warned lawyers for Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni to refrain from making public statements that could jeopardize the fairness of their upcoming trial regarding sexual harassment claims. Lively has sued Baldoni for harassment, while Baldoni countersued for defamation and extortion.
The dispute centers around the film "It Ends With Us," which has been overshadowed by allegations and counterclaims between the actors. The trial is currently set for March 2026, but the judge indicated it could be expedited if the public commentary continues.
Fox News: Researchers blame CA wildfires on climate change, peddle 'alarmist' non-peer reviewed studies: experts
A study by the World Weather Attribution group claims that recent wildfires in Los Angeles were exacerbated by human-induced climate change. Funded by notable figures like Jeff Bezos and George Soros, the study has faced criticism for being "alarmist" and lacking peer review, with some experts attributing wildfires to California's management practices.
Critics argue that the study's rapid release undermines its credibility, labeling it as "pal-reviewed" rather than scientifically rigorous. The debate continues over the role of climate change in wildfires, with calls for better fire management in California amidst shifting political priorities.
Fox News: America's favorite Super Bowl snacks by state
As Super Bowl LIX approaches, a survey of 3,000 Americans reveals Buffalo wings as the favorite snack, topping the list in 32 states. Chips and nachos follow, while pizza and cheese boards tie in popularity in three states each.
For dips, queso leads in 18 states, with buffalo chicken dip as the second choice. Soda is the preferred drink in 31 states, outpacing beer, which is favored in 20 states.
Fox News: Pilot's heartfelt announcement to passengers after DC tragedy
A TikTok video features an American Airlines pilot's emotional announcement following a tragic plane crash in D.C., gaining significant attention. Meanwhile, rising fast food prices are leading consumers to realize they are paying more than expected.
A social media post has ignited debate over a suitcase being strapped into a first-class seat on a California flight, with concerns about safety in emergencies.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Trump ‘does not like or trust’ Netanyahu, says official
Donald Trump reportedly does not trust Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of their White House meeting. The leaders will discuss the Gaza ceasefire, countering Iran, and normalizing relations with Saudi Arabia, despite their historically rocky relationship.
While their ties have improved since the 2020 election, Trump is said to still harbor mistrust towards Netanyahu and may exert pressure during their discussions, reflecting differing policy goals for the Middle East.
#economy
Forbes: Google Stock Falters As Earnings Report Reveals Weaker-Than-Expected Cloud Sales
Alphabet's shares fell 7% after its Q4 earnings report showed weaker-than-expected revenues and a significant increase in projected spending for 2025. The company reported $96.5 billion in revenue, slightly below estimates, and $11.96 billion from its Google Cloud unit, missing forecasts.
Despite exceeding earnings per share expectations, the disappointing revenue and a forecast of $75 billion in capital expenditures for 2025 alarmed investors. Advertising revenue for Q4 was strong at $72.46 billion, but the overall outlook raised concerns.
#military
Fox News: Officials confirm all 67 victims in DC midair crash recovered from Potomac River
All 67 victims of last week's midair collision between a commercial plane and a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter in the Potomac River have been recovered, with 66 bodies identified. The incident involved 60 passengers and four crew members from American Airlines flight 5342 and three individuals from the helicopter.
Preliminary data indicates the plane was struck at an altitude of approximately 325 feet. Investigators are still working to clarify the circumstances surrounding the crash, including discrepancies in altitude data from air traffic control and flight recorders.
#crime
Fox News: Video captures courtroom brawl as two men attack murder suspect during hearing
Two men were arrested after a violent altercation erupted in a New Mexico courtroom during a hearing for murder suspect Alexander Ortiz. The chaos began when Carlos Lucero, the victim's uncle, attacked Ortiz, leading to a brawl that involved other family members and law enforcement.
Both Lucero and another man, Pete Ysasi, face charges of assault and battery on a peace officer. The incident underscores the need for enhanced courtroom security, as noted by court officials. Ortiz is charged with multiple murders, including that of his ex-girlfriend.
#sports
Forbes: What To Know About Super Bowl LIX—How To Watch The Chiefs-Eagles Game And Kendrick Lamar’s Halftime Show
The Philadelphia Eagles will face the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX on February 9 in New Orleans, a rematch of their previous encounter where the Chiefs won 38-35. The Chiefs are favored to win, aiming for a historic third consecutive championship.
Halftime performances will feature Kendrick Lamar and SZA, with Jon Batiste singing the national anthem. President Trump is expected to attend, and the NFL will replace the "End Racism" slogan with "Choose Love" for this year's game.
Supertrax Online: 2025 Polaris Patriot 9R Indy XCR 136 Review
The 2025 Polaris Indy XCR 136 is making waves with its new Patriot 9R engine, promising enhanced performance on trails. This model is highly anticipated by snowmobile enthusiasts for its race-proven capabilities.
#other
GB News: TUI launches new programmes with more routes to European and Asian holiday hotspots
TUI UK & Ireland has announced three new tours in Asia, Europe, and South America, expanding its travel offerings. The tours include Vietnam and Cambodia, Sardinia and Corsica, and a private tour of Brazil, with durations ranging from seven to 14 nights, starting in winter 2025.
Managing director Neil Swanson emphasized the unique experiences these tours provide, from exploring sacred temples in Asia to island hopping in Europe and adventures in Brazil's Amazon rainforest. The tours aim to cater to diverse travel interests while ensuring quality and service.