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8 Feb 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Rubio scores key wins for Trump immigration agenda with blitz through Latin America
Secretary of State Marco Rubio completed his inaugural trip to Latin America, securing agreements on immigration and drug trafficking, key priorities for the Trump administration. Notable outcomes included Colombia's acceptance of deportation flights and Panama's decision to end its Belt and Road Initiative with China.
Rubio's efforts extended to Costa Rica and El Salvador, where he offered U.S. assistance against drug trafficking and gained commitments to accept deportees. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum agreed to send troops to the U.S. border, while Guatemala pledged to increase deportation flights. These developments reflect the administration's assertive approach to foreign relations and immigration policy.
#politics
Times Of Israel: Trump orders cut to funding for South Africa over land policy, ICJ case against Israel
President Trump signed an executive order to cut financial aid to South Africa, citing concerns over its land policies and a genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice. The U.S. had allocated nearly $440 million in assistance for 2023.
The order also includes plans to resettle white South African farmers as refugees in the U.S. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa defended the land policy aimed at addressing racial disparities, stating the government had not confiscated land.
#society
Le Monde: The life of dreams and nightmares Arizona's Japanese Americans lived during the Second World War
Photographer Jennifer Sakai explores her family's history as Japanese Americans interned at the Poston camp during World War II. Inheriting photos and mementos from her grandmother, she created the project "When We Return Home," highlighting the injustices faced by her ancestors.
Sakai emphasizes that the experiences of her family serve as a warning against prejudice and racism, reminding us that such injustices can recur in society.
Fox News: Top affordable ski resorts in US for hitting the slopes this year
HomeToGo's Ski Season Report highlights five affordable ski resorts in the U.S. for budget-conscious travelers. Gore Mountain in New York tops the list, with daily costs around $195. Other notable resorts include Mount Baker in Washington, Whitefish Mountain in Montana, Sugarloaf Mountain in Maine, and Ski Santa Fe in New Mexico.
To save on ski trips, travelers are advised to be flexible with dates, book holiday tickets and rentals in advance, and consider varying amenities when booking accommodations. These tips can help skiers enjoy winter vacations without overspending.
Forbes: GM, Pepsi, Amazon Appear To Remove Some References To DEI From Annual Reports—Here Are All The Companies Rolling Back DEI
Major companies, including GM, Pepsi, and Amazon, have begun removing or scaling back references to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in their annual reports amid a backlash against these initiatives. This trend has been influenced by political shifts and the Trump administration's push to eliminate DEI goals.
While many corporations are retracting their commitments to DEI, some, like Costco and Delta Airlines, continue to uphold these policies, arguing they are essential for business success. The movement against DEI is gaining traction, with conservative groups advocating for its rollback and citing recent legal decisions as justification.
Times Of Israel: Israel frees 183 Palestinian security prisoners, including 18 serving life sentences
Israel released 183 Palestinian security prisoners, including 18 serving life sentences for attacks on Israelis, following the release of three hostages from Hamas. The prisoners were welcomed by crowds in the West Bank and Gaza, with some notable figures among those freed.
Among those released were Iyad Abu Shkeidem, sentenced for a deadly bombing, and Hatem al-Jayousi, who founded the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades. Some prisoners reported ill-treatment, and seven are slated for deportation due to their potential influence.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: To Understand Trump’s Gaza Fantasy, Look To Atlantic City
Donald Trump recently proposed transforming Gaza into the "Riviera of the Middle East," a concept reminiscent of his past ventures in Atlantic City. His history of promoting luxury developments as a means of urban revitalization has drawn skepticism, with critics noting that such grand ideas often fail to materialize.
Despite the initial excitement surrounding his casino empire, Trump's businesses faced significant financial challenges, resulting in multiple bankruptcies. His ability to attract investment, however, has remained a hallmark of his approach, leading some to wonder if he might again find ways to secure funding for his latest ambitious plan.
#crime
The Telegraph: British woman found dead in France was mother of former Hollyoaks actor
Dawn Searle, 56, and her husband Andrew Searle, 62, were found dead at their home in France. Dawn was the mother of Callum Kerr, a former Hollyoaks actor and Netflix performer. The circumstances surrounding their deaths remain under investigation.
GB News: Benefits fraudster conned taxpayers out of £10k after claiming 'low income' support while renting out second home
A 53-year-old woman from Norfolk, Benida Reyes, pleaded guilty to council tax benefit fraud after claiming nearly £10,000 over four years while failing to report changes in her financial situation. She continued to receive low-income support despite earning over £4,000 monthly.
The court fined Reyes £1,666 and ordered her to pay £3,952 in investigation costs, along with repaying the full amount of £9,473 in benefits fraudulently claimed. Her defense was dismissed as insufficient evidence was provided to prove she had informed the council of her income changes.