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9 Feb 2025
#illegals
Fox News: ICE arrests illegal migrant accused of entering the country 6 times
ICE officers in Texas arrested Jorge Carvajal Castrejon, a 36-year-old illegal migrant accused of entering the U.S. six times. His arrest in Houston was part of a broader immigration enforcement operation involving multiple federal agencies.
ICE emphasizes its commitment to removing criminal aliens who pose threats to public safety and national security. The operation reflects a coordinated effort among various law enforcement agencies to address illegal immigration.
#society
Fox News: Richard Gere left America for his wife: everything to know about the Spanish beauty
Alejandra Silva and Richard Gere, who began dating in 2014 and married in 2018, describe themselves as "soulmates" united by their shared values and activism. Silva, a publicist and environmental advocate, emphasizes the importance of using their voices to raise awareness for various causes.
The couple relocated to Spain in late 2022 to be closer to Silva's family, where they are raising their children. Silva recently voted in a U.S. election for the first time, expressing pride in her civic engagement. Gere appreciates the cultural experience of living in Spain while maintaining ties to New York.
GB News: Tiny one-pub village wins major victory over Ed Miliband's net zero battery park plans
Residents of Willingham by Stow celebrated after West Lindsey District Council rejected a proposed battery park, fearing it would industrialize their rural landscape. This decision reflects growing tensions between rural communities and the government's push for increased battery storage to enhance energy security and reduce carbon emissions.
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband's plans aim for a significant expansion of battery infrastructure across the UK, potentially converting farmland into industrial sites. While industry leaders support this growth, local communities express concerns over environmental impacts and safety issues related to battery storage.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu: Gazans relocated from Strip would be allowed back if they disavow terror
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed US President Donald Trump's plan for the temporary relocation of Gazans during interviews in Washington. He emphasized that Palestinians could return after disavowing terrorism, but the challenge remains finding countries willing to accept them. Netanyahu praised the plan as a fresh idea, contrasting it with previous approaches and asserting it does not involve ethnic cleansing.
The plan has faced swift rejection from Arab and Western leaders, and Netanyahu noted that US taxpayer dollars would not fund it. He also addressed ongoing hostage negotiations with Hamas, stating that discussions would continue while protests in Israel demand the release of all captives.
#culture
GB News: Chelsea Handler takes brutal swipe at Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively lawsuit during award's speech
Chelsea Handler hosted the Critics' Choice Awards for the third year, addressing recent California wildfires and expressing gratitude to first responders. She then made controversial jokes about the ongoing legal feud between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, which drew criticism on social media.
Handler's remarks contrasted with the more cautious approach taken by Nikki Glaser at the Golden Globes, highlighting the sensitivity surrounding the high-profile lawsuit. The situation remains tense as both actors have not commented on Handler's comments.
#health
Fox News: MAHA influencer demands stricter safety standards for US cosmetics
The Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement is gaining traction, with a focus on U.S.-made products. Emily Austin, CEO of People’s Beauty, emphasizes the need for higher health standards in the U.S., advocating for the banning of harmful ingredients like parabens in cosmetics.
Austin calls for a shift towards preventative care in health and nutrition, suggesting that the U.S. should adopt European standards for both food and beauty products. She encourages consumers to prioritize natural ingredients over chemicals in cosmetics for better health outcomes.