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#illegals
Fox News: FL spent $660M on healthcare for illegals as hospitals ordered to verify legal status, report shows
Florida's healthcare system faced nearly $660 million in costs linked to illegal immigrants in 2024, according to the state's Agency for Health Care Administration. The data revealed 67,700 emergency room visits by undocumented individuals, with Miami-Dade County incurring the highest expenses.
Governor Ron DeSantis has implemented measures to address this issue, including a law requiring hospitals to inquire about patients' immigration status. This initiative reportedly led to a 54% decrease in Medicaid billings for undocumented immigrants. Critics argue that these costs burden taxpayers.
Breitbart: Boston Mayor: We're Releasing People Wanted by ICE Because They Choose Not to Get Warrants
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu criticized ICE for not acting on criminal warrants, stating that the agency claims individuals are dangerous yet fails to apprehend them. She emphasized that the Boston Police enforce judicial warrants and highlighted the city's compliance with court rulings.
Wu's comments reflect frustrations with federal immigration enforcement and the impact on community safety.
#politics
The Western Journal: Watch: Kamala Harris' Bizarre Doritos Tangent at AI Conference Reminds Americans 'We Dodged a Massive Bullet in 2024'
Former Vice President Kamala Harris made headlines at the HumanX AI Conference by sharing a lengthy anecdote about ordering Doritos via DoorDash before the Oscars. She attempted to connect this personal experience to broader issues in artificial intelligence and consumer rights, including affordable housing.
Social media users reacted critically to her comments, questioning the relevance of her remarks and highlighting a perceived disconnect between her messaging and public expectations. The commentary reflects concerns about her communication style and effectiveness in addressing complex topics.
Human Events: REPORT: Mahmoud Khalil had security clearance from British Government
Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate and former British embassy program manager in Beirut, was detained by the Department of Homeland Security after his green card was revoked. He had previously worked on sensitive issues for the UK government and was involved in the Syria Chevening Program.
Khalil's detention follows a broader crackdown on student activists linked to antisemitic protests on campuses after the Oct. 7 massacre. Trump has indicated that Khalil's case could serve as a model for removing other visa-holding students involved in similar activism.
Forbes: Here’s Where Trump’s Government Layoffs Are Targeted—As Education Department Cuts Nearly 50% Of Workforce
The Department of Education has initiated layoffs affecting about 2,000 employees, part of a broader effort by the Trump administration to reduce federal agency staff. Other agencies, including NOAA and the VA, are also facing significant workforce cuts, with thousands of employees targeted for termination.
These reductions are part of a strategy to eliminate perceived bureaucratic inefficiencies and are largely driven by directives from the Department of Government Efficiency. The administration aims for budget cuts of 30% to 40% across various agencies.
#society
Breitbart: Maine Rep. Files Suit After Being Censured for Defending Women's Sports
Maine State Rep. Laurel Libby has filed a lawsuit against the Speaker of the House after being censured for defending women’s sports. The censure followed her social media post about a boy winning a girls' track event, which led to a 75-70 vote that restricts her speaking rights until an apology is issued.
Libby argues that the censure disenfranchises her constituents and aims to restore her voice in the ongoing debate about women’s sports. Meanwhile, the Trump administration has paused federal funds to the University of Maine System over its stance on transgender athletes in women’s sports.
Breitbart: Amazon Forest Cleared for Road to Carry Global Elites to Climate Summit
A new four-lane highway is being constructed through protected Amazon rainforest to facilitate access for attendees of the COP30 climate summit in Belém, Brazil. Critics highlight the contradiction between the summit's environmental goals and the destruction of tens of thousands of acres of forest.
State officials claim the highway will feature wildlife crossings and other sustainable elements, framing it as a necessary infrastructure project to support the influx of over 50,000 visitors. However, the ongoing deforestation raises concerns about the summit's commitment to addressing climate change.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: UAE official to deliver to Iran letter from Trump urging nuclear talks
US President Donald Trump has sent a letter to Iran urging negotiations on a new nuclear deal, to be delivered by UAE's Anwar Gargash. Iran's leaders, including Supreme Leader Khamenei, have rejected the offer, insisting they will not negotiate under pressure.
Despite expressing openness to talks, Trump has reinstated sanctions against Iran, aiming to cripple its economy and oil exports. Iran continues to enrich uranium closer to weapons-grade levels, prompting concerns from the UN Security Council about its nuclear ambitions.
#health
Breitbart: RFK Jr. Tells Food Companies to Remove Artificial Dyes
U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has called for the elimination of artificial dyes from food products as part of a broader initiative to reform the American diet and address chronic illnesses. He urged food companies to proactively remove these additives and suggested alternatives like beef tallow for cooking.
A recent survey indicates strong bipartisan support for food industry reforms, with 74% of Americans favoring bans on certain additives, including dyes. Kennedy's vision emphasizes reducing corporate influence on food regulation to combat rising health issues in the U.S.
GB News: Boots relaunches free 15-minute service to help prevent 'serious health problems' - are you eligible?
Boots has relaunched its free 15-minute Health MOTs for adults over 40 in England, focusing on blood pressure checks to identify hypertension, which often has no symptoms. This initiative aims to detect health risks early, especially for the estimated five million people in the UK unaware of their condition.
The service includes an NHS blood pressure check, optional BMI calculation, and healthy living advice. Boots emphasizes the importance of regular checks, as many adults feel healthy yet remain undiagnosed. Healthy lifestyle tips for managing blood pressure are also provided.