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#illegals
The Western Journal: Tom Homan Delivers Bad News to Dem Gov Hiding Illegal Above His Garage
Tom Homan, former border czar under Trump, warned New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy of potential prosecution for harboring an illegal alien at his home. Murphy's comments about housing the individual above his garage were seen as a violation of federal immigration laws.
Homan emphasized that harboring illegal immigrants could lead to severe legal consequences, including imprisonment. He also criticized sanctuary cities, claiming they contribute to crime and public safety issues, and vowed that the Trump administration would take action against them.
#politics
GB News: Labour's mess will 'continue into next Government' if Tory voters remain split, MP warns
Conservative Shadow Treasury Minister Richard Fuller has criticized Sir Keir Starmer as a "very poor negotiator" during his meetings with EU officials in Brussels. Fuller argues that Starmer is not prioritizing British interests, especially in light of recent trade remarks from Donald Trump.
Human Events: KENNY CODY: Gabbard, RFK, and Patel’s confirmations are essential for Trump’s mandate
The Republican Party is struggling to meet the expectations of the American public during the confirmation process for President Trump's cabinet. Although most nominations have been confirmed, significant opposition remains, particularly for controversial candidates like Pete Hegseth, who barely secured his position as Secretary of Defense.
The narrow confirmation margin highlights ongoing divisions within the party, particularly from neoconservative members. The coming week will be crucial in determining whether Trump will face continuous challenges from this faction throughout his presidency.
The Epoch Times: News Brief: Trump Says Deal Reached to Delay Tariffs on Canada and Mexico; Musk Says Trump Has Agreed to Shut Down USAID
President Trump has paused 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico for 30 days after reaching agreements on border security, including Canada appointing a "fentanyl czar" and Mexico sending troops to the U.S.-Mexico border. This pause allows for further negotiations.
Additionally, Trump plans to dismantle USAID, with Elon Musk stating the agency is "beyond repair." Meanwhile, illegal border crossings have reportedly decreased by 93% since Trump took office, attributed to his policies. The FDA has issued warnings about cybersecurity risks from Chinese-manufactured medical devices.
Breitbart: CNN's Stelter: CBS's Harris Edit 'Was a Mess,' But It Was Just 'Editing' and FCC Distortion Probe Based on 'Faulty Premise'
CNN's Brian Stelter criticized the Trump administration's investigation into CBS's editing of Kamala Harris's interview, calling it a simple editing mistake rather than a conspiracy. He noted that the FCC's involvement raises concerns about government interference in media.
Stelter emphasized that the situation reflects poorly on the Trump administration's approach to media scrutiny, suggesting that CBS's compliance may be linked to its parent company's merger approval process.
The Telegraph: Don’t be fooled: Trump’s trade war victories are not what they seem
Canada and Mexico have made concessions to Donald Trump in his trade negotiations, but these are largely superficial and consist of old promises and initiatives. The focus appears to be more on the appearance of victory rather than achieving meaningful changes in trade policy.
The president's aggressive tactics aim to project strength and dominance in international trade, but the actual outcomes may not reflect significant progress.
Forbes: War On DEI: Target Sued Over ‘Ill-Advised DEI Campaigns’
A Florida police pension fund is suing Target, claiming the retailer misled shareholders about the risks associated with its Pride Month merchandise and diversity initiatives. This lawsuit reflects a growing backlash against diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies, which have faced increasing scrutiny and pushback from conservative groups.
In response to this backlash, several corporations, including Target, have begun to roll back their DEI commitments, citing changing political and legal landscapes. Notably, President Trump has taken steps to eliminate DEI programs in federal agencies, further fueling the debate over the future of these initiatives in corporate America.
#society
GB News: Parking plans to install ANPR cameras and cashless machines could cause 'a whole other problem'
Staffordshire Moorlands District Council plans to introduce automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras and cashless payment systems in local car parks to generate an estimated £103,750 annually. Initial trials will test these systems at three car parks, with proposals to charge at ten currently free locations.
Concerns from local councillors about the impact on residents and businesses have led to modifications of the original plans. The council aims to engage with local councils to maintain some free parking options while modernizing payment methods.
CNSNews: California Fires Caused by Homeless Skyrocket, 3 More Confirmed in San Diego
Three recent fires in San Diego have been linked to homeless encampments, highlighting the growing issue of homeless-related blazes in California. In Los Angeles, nearly 14,000 fires were attributed to the homeless in 2023, with a significant increase from previous years.
Despite the rising fire incidents, the Los Angeles Fire Department's budget has been reduced while funding for homeless services remains high. The budget cut comes amid ongoing wildfires, raising concerns about resource allocation.
Fox News: Sandra Bullock has 'deep concern' for family's safety after recent social media scams
Sandra Bullock has alerted fans about a social media scam involving fake accounts impersonating her and her family. She emphasized her concern for her family's safety and the innocent victims being exploited, stating that she does not engage with social media.
Bullock's sister, Gesine Bullock-Prado, also reported ongoing issues with impersonators, detailing how scammers have targeted individuals by creating fake relationships and soliciting money. She highlighted the serious nature of these scams, which echo similar incidents involving other celebrities like Brad Pitt.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: JD Vance Bound for Europe in First Foreign Venture
U.S. Vice President JD Vance will embark on his first foreign trip to Europe, attending the AI Action Summit in France and the Munich Security Conference in Germany. The trip comes amid rising tensions over tariffs, as President Trump hinted at potential levies on EU goods.
The AI Action Summit will feature high-profile attendees, including leaders from China and India, alongside major figures in the AI sector. The Munich Security Conference will address global security challenges. Vance's trip follows his visit to East Palestine, Ohio, to support residents affected by a recent disaster.
#economy
Liberty Nation News: Americans Kick Off 2025 With Little Emergency Savings - Liberty Nation News
Inflation continues to impact Americans' cost of living, forcing many to rely on credit and reducing emergency savings. A recent study shows that 27% of adults have no emergency savings, the highest since 2020, with 69% feeling uncomfortable about their financial safety nets.
Despite low unemployment, consumer confidence has declined, with concerns over job security and rising costs. Economists are watching inflation and employment data closely, as many Americans face financial hardship, revealing a troubling picture of the economy.
#health
Forbes: RFK Jr. HHS Confirmation: Senate Finance Committee To Cast First Vote On Kennedy
The Senate Finance Committee will vote on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s nomination as Health and Human Services secretary, with key Republican senators undecided due to his controversial vaccine views. He can lose only three Republican votes if all Democrats oppose him.
Kennedy, known for his anti-vaccine stance, claims to be "pro-safety" and has faced scrutiny over potential conflicts of interest related to a lawsuit against Merck. His nomination has sparked significant debate, with some senators expressing skepticism about his fitness for the role.
#crime
Le Monde: Syrian man dies after being shot by police at Paris train station
A Syrian man, shot by French railway police at Austerlitz train station in Paris, has died from his injuries. He was confronted after carving swastikas and brandishing what appeared to be a handgun, which was later identified as a fake weapon.
A taxi driver was also injured by a stray bullet during the incident. The officer who fired the shot has been released after being taken into custody, and an investigation is ongoing.