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#illegals
GB News: Over £7.5bn in universal credit spent on foreigners as more than one million non-Britons claiming benefits
Over £7.5 billion is spent on universal credit for over one million foreign nationals in the UK, as reported by the Department of Work and Pensions. Once granted indefinite leave to remain, these individuals can claim benefits similar to British citizens, contributing to a growing welfare bill.
In addition, £5.4 billion is allocated to support over 100,000 migrants. The costs have surged under previous administrations, with calls for reforms, including a cap on immigration numbers and higher salary thresholds for visas. Critics argue that the current system is unsustainable and burdens taxpayers.
#politics
Forbes: Did Trump Administration Defy A Court Order? ACLU Wants Sworn Declarations On Whether Officials Ignored Immigration Ruling
The Trump administration may face legal scrutiny for deporting over 250 alleged members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua to El Salvador, potentially violating a court order. Judge James Boasberg issued a ruling blocking these deportations under the Alien Enemies Act, citing the need for a 14-day waiting period.
Despite this, officials confirmed that some migrants were removed before the ruling took effect, with claims that flights were already in the air. The ACLU has requested further clarification on whether the administration defied the court's command, while Trump officials maintain their actions were lawful.
Fox News: Trump claims Biden pardons are 'VOID,' alleging they were signed via autopen
Donald Trump has declared that former President Joe Biden's pardons for members of the Jan. 6 House Select Committee are "VOID," claiming they were signed using an autopen without Biden's knowledge. Trump suggests this raises questions about the legitimacy of the pardons and the actions of those involved.
He further stated that those pardoned should be prepared for investigation, asserting that they may have committed crimes related to the signing process. Trump's comments follow reports indicating the frequent use of an autopen during Biden's presidency.
#society
Fox News: Public was misled by the scientific community about COVID origins, NY Times columnist argues
A New York Times opinion column claims the scientific community misled the public about COVID-19's origins, suggesting it likely came from a Wuhan lab. The piece argues that officials and scientists concealed crucial information to promote a false consensus and suppress the lab leak theory.
The column highlights efforts by influential figures to orchestrate campaigns against the lab leak theory, including manipulating communications and using burner phones to coordinate. Recent assessments by the CIA and Department of Energy suggest the lab leak is a probable origin, though with low confidence.
Gataway Couple: What People Really Think About Bulow RV Resort
Bulow RV Resort, located in Flagler Beach, Florida, offers a convenient base for exploring the east coast, being near attractions like St. Augustine and Daytona Beach. It is part of the Thousand Trails membership program but is open to non-members as well.
While the campground features amenities such as a pool, sports courts, and planned activities, guests have noted issues with road conditions and site variability. Overall, it provides a budget-friendly option for those looking to enjoy the area's beaches and attractions, though expectations should be managed.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Canadian PM Carney says his country must bolster ties with 'reliable allies'
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized the need to strengthen ties with allies like France amid deteriorating relations with the U.S. under President Trump. He expressed concerns over U.S. tariffs threatening Canada's economy and sovereignty during a visit to Paris.
Carney and French President Macron highlighted their shared commitment to sovereignty and support for Ukraine, calling for peace and security in Europe. Carney's trip will continue in London for discussions with UK leaders.
Times Of Israel: Embattled US hostage envoy hosts summit for global counterparts in Big Sky, Montana
US hostage envoy Adam Boehler is hosting an international summit in Montana to address global hostage-taking. Despite withdrawing his candidacy for a higher position, he will continue to work on hostage issues under a different title, focusing on negotiations with Hamas for the release of hostages.
The summit includes representatives from various countries, though Israel is sending a lower-level aide due to frustrations over Boehler's prior talks with Hamas. The meeting aims to establish a joint commitment against hostage-taking practices worldwide.
The Telegraph: Trump plans Ukraine ceasefire announcement after talks with Putin
Donald Trump plans to speak with Vladimir Putin on Tuesday to discuss a potential temporary ceasefire in Ukraine. This follows recent behind-the-scenes talks between the US and Russia.
Despite an earlier offer for a ceasefire, Putin has expressed concerns about whether the proposal meets Russia's key demands.
#culture
The Western Journal: Gutfeld's Kennedy Once Auditioned with Joy Behar, And It Was Embarrassingly Bad for 'The View' Host
Fox News host Kennedy criticized Joy Behar, calling her a "talking hemorrhoid in an auburn wig" during a recent appearance on Greg Gutfeld's show. She recounted a 2003 audition for "The View," describing Behar as combative and unfunny, relying on a comedy writer for her lines.
Kennedy's remarks sparked social media reactions, highlighting Behar's perceived lack of likability and talent, despite her high salary on the show. This commentary suggests that public personas can often mask less appealing real-life traits.