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#illegals
Front Page Magazine: Arizona Man Wanted to Become ‘the Beheading Guy’ for ISIS
Ahmed Mahad Mohamed and Abdi Yemeni Hussein, both Somali citizens living in Tucson, Arizona, were sentenced for conspiring to support ISIS. Their plan involved traveling to Egypt to fight for the terrorist organization, but they were arrested at the airport in 2019.
The case highlights concerns about unvetted migration and the potential for radicalization within the U.S. The men received prison sentences of 11 and 8 years, respectively, followed by deportation to Somalia and supervised release.
#politics
The American Mind: Belt and DOGE | The Roundtable Ep. 253
The American Mind’s podcast features a discussion on Elon Musk's influence on U.S. foreign aid, particularly regarding education initiatives in Sri Lanka, Vietnam, and Bolivia. The hosts critique the liberal media's backlash against Musk's young staff, highlighting their qualifications.
The conversation also touches on themes of wasteful spending, managerial efficiency, and the intersection of Christianity and government.
Front Page Magazine: CNN Anchor Can't Handle the Truth of Trump's New Polling High
CNN's Harry Enten reported that President Trump's approval rating has improved significantly as he begins his second term, with a net approval of plus-6, compared to a minus-3 at the start of his first term. This shift reflects a change in public perception, particularly regarding immigration.
Enten noted that Republicans now hold a 22-point advantage over Democrats on immigration issues, a stark reversal from eight years ago. However, not all news is favorable for Trump; a recent poll indicated that his proposal to buy Greenland is unpopular among the public.
Fox News: Former AOC chief of staff announces run against Pelosi, calls Dems 'paralyzed and unprepared' under Trump
Saikat Chakrabarti, former chief of staff for Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, has announced his candidacy against Rep. Nancy Pelosi, criticizing the Democratic Party for being "paralyzed and unprepared" for a potential second term of President Trump. He argues that the party needs new leadership and a bold vision to address the changing needs of Americans.
Chakrabarti reflects on the significant changes in the country since Pelosi's early days in Congress, asserting that the American Dream is now unattainable for many. He plans to focus on key issues affecting San Francisco, the U.S., and the Democratic Party during his campaign.
Fox News: Joe Rogan insists Harris team lied suggesting he 'f---ed' them over for Trump
Joe Rogan responded to allegations from Kamala Harris's campaign that he sabotaged interview negotiations in favor of Donald Trump. Rogan claimed the campaign never committed to an appearance on his show and criticized their demands for a controlled interview environment.
He suggested that the campaign's narrative was an attempt to deflect blame for not securing the interview, which could have positively impacted Harris's appeal to younger voters. Rogan emphasized that he had documentation to support his claims regarding the negotiations.
#society
Le Monde: In Morocco, football is also a diplomatic game
Morocco is preparing to host the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) from December 21, 2025, to January 18, 2026, with significant infrastructure improvements, including luxury accommodations and training facilities for participating teams.
The Confederation of African Football's president has high expectations for this edition, calling it potentially the best in AFCON history, contrasting Morocco's approach with Côte d'Ivoire's previous hosting experience.
Front Page Magazine: Bring DEI to the NBA
The Cleveland Cavaliers remain committed to their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, despite growing criticism. CEO Nic Barlage emphasized that DEI metrics will influence bonuses and be integral to the team's culture. However, the current player demographics raise questions about how the team will achieve its stated goal of mirroring the community's diversity.
The NBA's DEI efforts appear inconsistent, particularly given the high percentage of black players in the league compared to national demographics. Critics argue that the focus on race over merit could lead to absurd outcomes, such as needing to significantly alter team rosters to meet DEI quotas. This contradiction highlights the challenges and implications of prioritizing diversity in professional sports.
GB News: King Charles steps out on first anniversary of his cancer announcement
King Charles commemorated the one-year anniversary of his cancer diagnosis by visiting the Polish Social and Cultural Association (POSK) in London. During the engagement, he met with members of the Polish community, viewed an art exhibition, and interacted with veterans and local leaders.
The visit highlights the King's ongoing commitment to public duties and the importance of POSK in supporting the Polish community in the UK, showcasing its cultural significance and activities since its establishment in 1964.
Fox News: ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ star saved late grandfather’s watch before home burned down in Palisades Fire
Actor Miles Teller recounted the harrowing experience of evacuating his family during the recent Palisades Fire, which ultimately destroyed his home. He described the rapid escalation of the fire, which was initially three miles away but became a threat within 90 minutes. Teller was caring for his grandmother and had to quickly gather essential items as chaos ensued around them.
At a benefit concert for fire victims, Teller expressed gratitude to first responders and shared his heartbreak for those affected by the disaster. His wife, Keleigh, lamented leaving behind her wedding dress during the evacuation, emphasizing the emotional toll of the event.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Defense Secretary Hegseth says 'all options' are on the table after Trump floated a US takeover of Gaza
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth supported former President Trump's controversial idea for the U.S. to "take over" the Gaza Strip, emphasizing that "all options" remain on the table. Trump envisions a long-term ownership of Gaza, aiming to eradicate Hamas and rebuild the area.
Hegseth stated that peace would come from eliminating threats to Israel, while Trump indicated a willingness to send troops if necessary. However, regional allies have rejected Trump's proposals regarding Gaza, and discussions about refugee relocation are ongoing.
Times Of Israel: Trump’s Gaza takeover pitch aimed at reeling in Riyadh, but will Saudis bite?
After President Trump's controversial proposal to take over Gaza and remove Palestinians, National Security Adviser Mike Waltz suggested it was a negotiating tactic aimed at encouraging Arab leaders to propose their own solutions for rebuilding the region. This approach mirrors Trump's previous dealings in the Middle East, where he prioritized strengthening ties with Arab nations over resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Arab leaders, however, expressed concerns that Trump's plan could destabilize Egypt and Jordan, which they believe would threaten their national security. While there are alternative plans for Gaza management involving the Palestinian Authority and support from several Arab countries, these have been blocked by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, hindering efforts to diminish Hamas's influence.
Fox News: Marco Rubio refuses to visit South Africa for G-20 summit, accuses government of 'doing very bad things'
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced he will not attend the G-20 summit in Johannesburg, citing his opposition to South Africa's new land seizure bill. The legislation allows for expropriation of land for public purposes, raising concerns about property rights and racial disparities in land ownership.
Rubio criticized the South African government's actions, labeling them anti-American and a misuse of the G-20 platform to promote social agendas. Former President Trump echoed these sentiments, condemning the land bill as a human rights violation and threatening to cut off U.S. funding to South Africa until a full investigation is conducted.
#economy
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: The Blue Collar Boom Has Already Begun
Manufacturing in the U.S. has seen a resurgence following President Trump's inauguration, with the S&P Global purchasing managers index indicating a return to growth in new orders and output. Confidence in the sector has risen significantly, driven by expectations of a more business-friendly environment.
Consumer sentiment among Republicans has surged, while inflation expectations among Democrats have increased, potentially fueling demand in manufacturing. Despite a growing trade deficit due to rising imports, the overall health of the manufacturing sector suggests a positive economic outlook, with potential for further growth as pent-up demand is released.
#culture
The Western Journal: Both Super Bowl Quarterbacks Publicly Praise Jesus at Media Event: 'My Lord and Savior'
Super Bowl LIX quarterbacks Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes publicly expressed their Christian faith during media events, with Hurts calling Jesus the "center" of his life and Mahomes referring to Him as his "Lord and Savior." Their statements resonated amid a backdrop of mixed fan sentiments about the game.
Despite some fans' fatigue with the Chiefs and the NFL's controversies, the quarterbacks' faith declarations offer a positive angle for viewers considering watching the Super Bowl. Their messages provide a compelling reason to tune in, regardless of other objections.