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#illegals
Fox News: Jordanian Quantico breach suspect freed under Biden arrested again by ICE: report
Two illegal immigrants from Jordan, Hasan Yousef Hamdan and Mohammad Khair Dabous, were arrested after allegedly trespassing at Marine Corps Base Quantico. They were released on bond but Hamdan has since been re-arrested by ICE. Concerns have been raised about their potential ties to terrorism.
Hamdan, who entered the U.S. in April 2024, was reportedly on a terror watch list. Critics, including members of Congress, have expressed outrage over their release, citing risks to national security. The men are currently facing immigration proceedings.
Breitbart: $25M in Cocaine Seized from Mexican Cartels by Border Patrol in One Week
Border Patrol agents have seized over $25 million in cocaine in the past week, with significant finds occurring near San Clemente, California, and the Rio Grande Valley. These efforts are part of ongoing actions against Mexican drug cartels, which have been designated as Foreign Terrorist Organizations by the Trump administration.
The uptick in seizures may indicate that cartels are reducing inventory in anticipation of increased enforcement. Recent military drone surveillance of cartel activities and U.S. training of Mexican Marines further highlight the collaboration in combating these organizations.
#politics
Fox News: Former Washington Post chief editor says 'public should be grateful' to the press 'holding Trump accountable'
Former Washington Post editor Marty Baron expressed concern over Jeff Bezos's decision to limit the opinion page to support only "personal liberties and free markets." Baron, disturbed by this shift, emphasized the importance of diverse opinions in journalism and praised the Post's reporting on Trump.
Despite his criticism, Baron urged readers not to cancel their subscriptions, highlighting the hard work of the staff and the significance of a free press. He argued that claims of media irrelevance by figures like Trump are unfounded, as their obsession with the press indicates its continued importance.
Fox News: 'She's really this dumb': House Dem ripped after calling Trump 'enemy of the United States'
Rep. Jasmine Crockett faced backlash from conservatives after labeling Donald Trump an "enemy to the United States" and claiming he is "occupying the White House." Her remarks on MSNBC included accusations of Trump being a "dictator," prompting criticism from various social media users.
Responses from conservatives ranged from questioning her statements to suggesting they reflect a dangerous mindset. Some commentators highlighted the implications of her claims, while others pointed out the potential political consequences for her party.
Breitbart: Lawmakers Hospitalised After Fight in Serbian Parliament
Chaos erupted in Serbia's parliament as lawmakers clashed over a vote to increase university funding. Opposition parties deemed the session illegal, demanding confirmation of Prime Minister Milos Vucevic's resignation first.
This incident highlights ongoing political turmoil amid anti-corruption protests in the country. Vucevic resigned in January following a tragic incident linked to corruption that resulted in 15 deaths.
Human Events: BONNER COHEN: Trump White House snubs UN climate talks and prepares to scuttle EPA regulatory tool
The Trump administration has barred U.S. officials from attending an international climate conference in China and is set to repeal an EPA policy that allows regulation of greenhouse gases. This move follows the withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement and signals a shift away from global climate commitments.
Environmental groups are preparing for legal challenges against the Trump administration's actions, particularly the potential repeal of the "endangerment finding" that underpins climate regulations. The outcome may hinge on the Supreme Court's interpretation of the EPA's regulatory authority regarding greenhouse gases.
#society
Fox News: 10 items to help you throw a backyard wedding
Planning a backyard wedding can be a cost-effective alternative to traditional venues, with average wedding costs projected to rise to $36,000 in 2025. By opting for a DIY approach, couples can save on venue fees and personalize their celebrations using items they already own.
Suggestions for a budget-friendly backyard wedding include vintage dishware, personalized cups, and simple decorations like fairy lights and floral garlands. Incorporating lawn games and a DIY dance floor can also enhance the guest experience while keeping expenses low.
Fox News: Trump claims American campus 'agitators' will be permanently expelled for 'illegal' protests
President Trump announced that universities permitting "illegal protests" will lose federal funding, and students involved could face expulsion or imprisonment. His comments follow recent anti-Israel protests on U.S. campuses, particularly at Barnard College, where several students faced disciplinary actions.
Trump's post emphasized a crackdown on campus unrest, but he did not provide details on enforcement. Barnard students have criticized the school's response to recent incidents involving disruptive protests and antisemitic behavior.
On The Water: Housatonic Striped Bass Moratorium Bill: DEEP Weighs-In
Connecticut Representative Brandon Chafee has proposed H.B. 6248, a moratorium on striped bass fishing in the Housatonic River to restore the fish population. However, DEEP officials argue that the main issue is illegal harvesting rather than fishing itself.
Instead of a moratorium, they suggest enhancing enforcement and penalties for illegal activities. The discussion also included H.B. 6250, which aims to increase the number of environmental conservation officers to better enforce regulations.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Zelenskyy says Ukraine 'ready' for peace negotiations, calls Trump meeting 'regrettable'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy described his recent meeting with President Trump as "regrettable" and expressed readiness to negotiate peace under Trump's leadership. He proposed immediate steps like a truce and prisoner releases to end the conflict, highlighting the importance of U.S. support for Ukraine.
Zelenskyy's comments followed criticism from U.S. officials regarding his previous clash with Trump. He emphasized Ukraine's willingness to cooperate on security agreements and called for constructive communication moving forward. Meanwhile, Trump has paused military aid to Ukraine until a commitment to peace negotiations is demonstrated.
Human Events: UK PM Starmer outlines four-point plan for Ukraine in House of Commons
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer outlined a four-point plan to support Ukraine, emphasizing the need for continued military aid and economic pressure on Russia. He highlighted a new £2.2 billion loan to Ukraine funded by frozen Russian assets and stressed Ukraine's sovereignty in any peace negotiations.
Starmer called for a coalition of nations to defend any peace deal reached, underscoring the urgency of planning and the necessity of U.S. involvement. His remarks come amid rising tensions between U.S. and European leaders regarding support for Ukraine, particularly following criticisms from former President Trump.
Le Monde: Vance denies having criticized French and British armies
Vice President JD Vance downplayed the military capabilities of countries proposing a European peacekeeping force for Ukraine, leading to backlash from British and French officials. He later clarified that he did not specifically target these nations but questioned their readiness for such a mission.
Vance has recently taken a confrontational stance on European foreign policy, aligning closely with former President Trump, who has been criticized for sidelining Ukraine and European allies in favor of direct negotiations with Russia.
#economy
GB News: Taxpayers left to cover £24bn public sector pay bill after Rachel Reeves's 'reckless jobs tax'
Taxpayers will bear a £24.2 billion public sector wage bill over five years due to a National Insurance hike, raising employer contributions from 13.8% to 15%. This increase, set to begin next month, has drawn criticism from business leaders who argue it will harm private sector growth.
The policy is expected to significantly impact businesses, with 82% of firms reporting potential negative effects. Critics, including the TaxPayers' Alliance, argue that public sector productivity has stagnated while the private sector is being burdened with higher costs.
#military
Fox News: Vance visits Capitol Hill to urge senators to confirm Elbridge Colby for Pentagon No. 3 post
Vice President JD Vance expressed strong support for Elbridge "Bridge" Colby during his confirmation hearing for the Pentagon’s No. 3 position, highlighting Colby's foresight in defense policy and his honesty. Colby emphasized the need for a strong defense strategy regarding Taiwan and acknowledged the risks of major war.
Colby's views have raised concerns among some senators, particularly regarding his stance on Taiwan and his approach to Russia and Ukraine. He reiterated his commitment to U.S. interests while advocating for a balanced military focus, especially in relation to China.
Breitbart: U.S. Aircraft Carrier Makes ‘Show of Force’ Visit to South Korea
The USS Carl Vinson arrived in Busan, South Korea, marking the first carrier visit since President Trump's second term began. The visit aims to reinforce U.S. commitment to defending against North Korean threats amid rising tensions, including North Korea's recent missile tests.
U.S. and South Korean military leaders emphasized the importance of their alliance for regional stability and readiness to respond to any aggression from the North. The situation is further complicated by North Korea's involvement in supporting Russia's war in Ukraine.
Times Of Israel: Civilians, police stopped 1st wave of terrorists at Nahal Oz; IDF arrived 7 hours later
On October 7, 2023, over 180 Hamas terrorists attacked Kibbutz Nahal Oz, resulting in the deaths of 13 residents and the abduction of eight civilians. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) faced significant operational failures, taking nearly seven hours to respond effectively, allowing terrorists to massacre and kidnap civilians.
An IDF probe revealed that the military was unprepared for such a coordinated assault on multiple communities, leading to a catastrophic breakdown in defense. The investigation highlighted the bravery of local security forces but concluded that the IDF failed to protect the kibbutz, with critical failures in communication and readiness contributing to the tragedy.
#culture
The Western Journal: Kamala Harris Backs Out of Oscars Appearance at the Last Minute: Report
Vice President Kamala Harris was expected to attend the 97th Academy Awards but canceled last minute due to unspecified reasons amid heightened security. Instead, she was seen preparing for an Oscars watch party at home with her husband, Doug Emhoff.
Harris has been relatively low-profile since her 2024 presidential election loss, making only a few public appearances, including attending Broadway shows. Recently, she received the Chairman’s Award at the NAACP Image Awards, where she made remarks critical of Donald Trump.
#health
The Western Journal: Shocking Study Claiming Trans Surgery Radically Increases Mental Health Problems Immediately Attacked
A recent study published in The Journal of Sexual Medicine indicates that individuals who underwent “gender-affirming surgery” reported worse mental health outcomes, including increased rates of depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation compared to those who did not have the surgery. Critics have raised concerns about the study's methodology, particularly the exclusion of individuals with pre-existing mental health conditions.
Chloe Cole, a detransitioner, echoed the study's findings, stating that her surgery did not improve her mental health. The discussion surrounding the study has sparked debate on the legitimacy and consequences of gender-affirming surgeries, with calls for a reevaluation of their medical necessity.
#crime
The Telegraph: Thailand considers border wall with Cambodia amid scam centre crackdown
Thailand is considering a border wall with Cambodia to combat human trafficking linked to scam centers. The country aims to dismantle these operations, which exploit individuals, often lured by fake job offers, with the UN estimating significant financial losses in the region.
Recent police efforts have led to the rescue of 215 individuals from a notorious border town involved in these scams. Thailand is intensifying its measures to stop trafficking and assist repatriation of victims trapped in these networks.