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6 Feb 2025
#illegals
Front Page Magazine: Video: The Savage Truth About Selena Gomez and Deportations
Cicely Davis criticizes Selena Gomez for her emotional comments on deportations in the latest episode of The Savage Truth podcast. She also commends President Trump for signing the Laken Riley Act.
Davis's commentary highlights the intersection of celebrity opinions and immigration policy.
#politics
Fox News: Chuck Schumer mocked by late-night hosts for recent attempts to slam Trump
Late-night hosts have ridiculed Senator Chuck Schumer for his attempts to counter President Trump's policies, highlighting his rally performance and comments about tariffs. Comedians like Jon Stewart and Jimmy Kimmel expressed frustration with Schumer's effectiveness, suggesting he is not the right voice for the party's response.
Critics, including liberal commentators, have voiced disappointment in Democratic leadership's strategy, arguing that the party needs more relatable figures to address issues rather than relying on Schumer's monotone delivery.
#society
Breitbart: Exclusive—Sherry Walker: Making Aviation Great Again
The recent mid-air collision over the Potomac, which resulted in the loss of 67 lives, has reignited discussions on aviation safety and hiring practices within the FAA and airlines. Former President Trump has advocated for ending Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives in safety-sensitive positions, emphasizing that merit should be the sole criterion for hiring and promotions.
Additionally, concerns have been raised about the FAA's certification policies for pilots, particularly regarding those undergoing hormone therapy. The article calls for a halt to issuing medical certificates to gender dysphoric pilots until the safety implications are thoroughly examined. The focus remains on prioritizing safety over social considerations in the aviation industry.
Front Page Magazine: UK: Freedom of Expression on the Ropes
The recent arrest of a man in Britain for burning the Qur'an highlights the growing tension between freedom of expression and the response to Islamic protests. Authorities swiftly intervened, citing a "racially aggravated public order offence," reflecting a reluctance to confront the realities of Islamic jihad violence.
This incident, alongside the murder of Salwan Momika in Sweden, illustrates a troubling trend where Western governments prioritize appeasing potential violent reactions over defending free speech. Both British and Swedish officials have condemned acts perceived as Islamophobic while neglecting to uphold the fundamental principle of freedom of expression.
GB News: Aldi ramps up click and collect options for customers at more than 260 stores
Aldi has expanded its InPost locker service from 22 to over 260 locations across the UK, following a successful pilot program. This initiative allows customers to collect and return online orders conveniently while shopping.
Aldi's communications director highlighted the importance of customer convenience in this expansion. In addition, the supermarket has launched its Valentine's Day flower range, featuring various options at budget-friendly prices.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Panama eliminates charge fees for U.S. government vessels to use the canal
The U.S. State Department announced a new agreement with Panama to eliminate transit fees for U.S. government vessels using the Panama Canal, saving millions annually. This move comes amid concerns over Chinese influence in the region, prompting discussions about potentially repurchasing the canal.
The agreement was highlighted during Secretary of State Marco Rubio's visit to Panama, where he emphasized the importance of U.S. control over the canal. A proposed "Panama Canal Repurchase Act" could allow negotiations for the U.S. to regain ownership of the canal, which is crucial for U.S. maritime operations.
#health
Breitbart: Argentina Withdraws from W.H.O. After U.S. Exit
Argentina's President Javier Milei has ordered the country's withdrawal from the World Health Organization, citing "profound differences in health management." The decision stems from the W.H.O.'s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly its promotion of lockdowns without scientific backing.
Milei's administration emphasizes national sovereignty and rejects international interference in health matters. This move follows a similar exit by the U.S. under President Trump and raises concerns about the impact on global health cooperation.
#crime
Fox News: Temple University police say 2 students, 1 former student impersonated ICE agents on campus
Two students at Temple University impersonated U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents on campus, prompting an investigation by campus police. They were seen wearing shirts labeled "ICE" and "POLICE" while attempting to enter a residence hall.
One student, Aidan Steigelmann, was arrested and charged with impersonating a public servant. The university has placed both students under interim suspension, emphasizing that such behavior is a crime and will not be tolerated.