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#illegals
Breitbart: Trump Warns Executive Order to End Sanctuary Cities Could Be Coming
President Trump indicated a potential executive order to eliminate sanctuary cities, claiming they protect criminals and undermine citizens' rights. He emphasized the need to address illegal immigration in these areas, particularly targeting serious offenders.
Trump's border czar, Tom Homan, echoed this sentiment, stating that recent ICE operations in Boston led to significant arrests, including violent criminals. Despite opposition from local leaders, Homan criticized sanctuary policies for hindering law enforcement efforts.
#politics
Breitbart: PHOTO: GA Dem. Urged to 'Repent' for Mocking God in Abortion Hearing
Georgia Democratic State Rep. Dar’shun Kendrick faced backlash for her actions during a debate on House Bill 441, which aims to equate abortion with murder at conception. Kendrick mocked a pro-life witness, holding signs that challenged religious views on the matter.
The bill has sparked significant public interest, with supporters arguing it is a matter of justice for the unborn. Critics, including Kendrick, assert that the focus should be on providing care rather than criminalizing women.
Front Page Magazine: Should the Trump Administration Change the ‘Signal’?
The use of Signal, an encrypted messaging app, has become prevalent among D.C. officials, including Trump administration figures. However, concerns arise regarding its leadership and funding, which are associated with liberal ideologies that may compromise the app's credibility and privacy.
Given the ideological motivations of Signal's founders and board members, conservatives are advised to exercise caution when using the app for sensitive communications. While Signal promotes itself as a secure platform, the potential for ideological bias raises questions about the true privacy of its users.
Fox News: Judge tells government watchdogs fired by Trump there's not much she can do for them
Eight inspectors general fired by President Trump at the start of his second term are challenging their dismissals in federal court, arguing they were unlawfully terminated. U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes indicated it would be difficult to reinstate them, suggesting back pay might be the only remedy.
The plaintiffs claim their firings violate the law and undermine impartial oversight of the administration. However, Trump supporters argue the president acted within his constitutional powers, and recent updates to the Inspector General Act have altered termination requirements.
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: Saving Billions
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services plans to lay off about 10,000 employees as part of a restructuring initiative aimed at saving $1.8 billion annually. This effort follows President Trump's executive order for government efficiency, with total downsizing expected to reach between 62,000 to 82,000 employees.
In other political news, Republicans are pushing to abolish the TSA in favor of private airport security, while a report highlights the Trump administration's efforts to address the sewage crisis affecting a California beach town. A recent poll indicates that most Americans support deporting some illegal immigrants.
Fox News: DOGE senator tells outdoors group to 'go fish' after discovering massive grant tied to high salaries
Sen. Joni Ernst is investigating a $27 million federal grant to the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation (RBFF), alleging misuse of funds for high executive salaries. Over $26 million has already been disbursed, with RBFF defending its spending as beneficial to fishing and boating participation.
RBFF claims its initiatives have generated significant economic output, contributing to local communities and jobs. Ernst, however, is skeptical, urging the Interior Department to recover remaining funds, criticizing the grant as favoring "overpriced recreational consultants."
Front Page Magazine: The Passing Signal Psychodrama
The inclusion of Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg in a secure Trump administration conference has raised significant questions about national security protocols. Concerns center on how Goldberg's private contact information was accessed by top officials, and why he did not disclose his presence sooner.
Critics draw parallels between this incident and historical diplomatic blunders, questioning the implications for national security and the integrity of communication among officials. The situation serves as a reminder for future conferences to enhance security measures and vet participants more rigorously.
#society
Fox News: Bipartisan bill would give eligible veterans free service dog
A bipartisan group of lawmakers is introducing the "Service Dogs Assisting Veterans Act" (SAVES Act), aimed at providing free service dogs to veterans facing PTSD, traumatic brain injuries, or mobility impairments. The legislation would allocate $10 million annually for five years to support nonprofit organizations that train and place these dogs.
Rep. Morgan Luttrell, a veteran himself, emphasizes the importance of this initiative in combating veteran suicide and mental health issues. The bill is expected to enhance the quality of life for veterans by offering them independence and companionship at no cost.
Front Page Magazine: Trump Shuts Down Antisemitic Activism at Columbia
Columbia University is facing renewed scrutiny over campus radicalism, particularly through the actions of graduate student Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Hamas activist. Following disruptive protests and anti-Israel rhetoric, the Trump administration intervened, threatening to withhold federal funding unless the university implemented stricter measures against antisemitism.
In response, Columbia has agreed to enhance security and regulate protests, prompting backlash from faculty who claim this undermines academic freedom. Critics argue that the university's concessions reflect a troubling trend of suppressing dissenting voices while failing to address the rise of antisemitism on campus.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: TREASURY SEC SCOTT BESSENT: 100-page Ukraine deal to be ‘hopefully’ signed next week
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent discussed ongoing US-Ukraine negotiations on Human Events Daily, highlighting a nearly 100-page binding agreement set for signing. This deal aims to strengthen economic ties and ensure mutual success between the two nations.
Bessent also addressed discussions in Riyadh, emphasizing the importance of unhindered transport of resources and de-escalating military actions targeting critical infrastructure. The goal is to stabilize the region and enhance economic security for both the US and Ukraine.
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu flight path to US lengthened due to concerns over ICC warrant, health
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent flight to Washington was extended due to health concerns and an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court (ICC) for alleged war crimes. Israeli Ambassador to the US, Yechiel Leiter, stated that the flight path was altered to avoid potential landing in Europe, where arrest could occur.
Despite the ICC warrant, countries like Hungary, Argentina, and Poland have indicated they would not arrest Netanyahu. The ICC's warrants lack enforcement power, relying on cooperation from member states, and Israel and the US are not signatories to the court.
#crime
Breitbart: Exclusive: Former Freddie Mac Employee Arrested for Alleged Bomb Threat Against Trump Appointee
Maria Del Carmen Lopez Lozanno, a former Freddie Mac employee, was arrested for making bomb threats against the company's headquarters in Virginia. She allegedly posted threatening messages on social media and impersonated a senior executive during a Facebook livestream.
Lopez Lozanno faces charges of making a bomb threat and trespassing. Following her release, she reportedly continued to make threats against Freddie Mac employees. The motives behind her actions remain unclear, and the company has not commented on the situation.
#outdoors
Supertrax Online: Embrace Winter | Snowmobiling In The Ontario Highlands
AJ and Mark highlight the snowmobiling options in Ontario Highlands, covering areas like Ottawa Valley, Lanark County, and Haliburton Highlands. This region has been a long-standing favorite for snowmobiling enthusiasts and has hosted SNOWTRAX for generations.
#technology
Breitbart: Bill Gates: AI Will Replace Human Doctors, Teachers and Most Other Professions
Bill Gates predicts that in the next decade, advancements in artificial intelligence will significantly reduce the need for human specialists in fields like medicine and education. He envisions a future where high-quality advice and tutoring will be available at no cost, marking the onset of a "free intelligence" era.
While Gates acknowledges that AI will enhance efficiency and create opportunities, he also notes that certain jobs, particularly in entertainment, may remain untouched. He encourages young people to explore AI's potential, suggesting that an AI-centric startup could be a lucrative venture.
Forbes: Reddit Outage: Thousands Of Users Report Issues With App, Website
Over 35,000 users experienced issues with Reddit on Thursday afternoon, with outages peaking around 3:15 p.m. EDT. The majority of problems were reported with the app (47%) and website (42%), while only 11% related to server connections.
Reddit acknowledged the issue and stated it was investigating, later reporting a fix was implemented. This outage follows recent disruptions on Meta's platforms, Facebook and Instagram.
#other
GB News: US weather: Alarm bells for start of tornado season signalling months of 'large and destructive' storms
A mix of storm fronts is set to create severe weather conditions across the U.S., with risks of thunderstorms, tornadoes, and hail up to two inches. Meteorologists warn that the tornado season is beginning, with the most dangerous months ahead.
States from the Pacific Northwest to the Deep South are on alert for damaging winds, heavy snow, and potential wildfires due to extreme temperature variations. The jet stream's unusual positioning is expected to exacerbate instability, leading to significant storm activity.