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#illegals
Breitbart: Watch Live: Sanctuary City Mayors Testify Before Congress
Democrat mayors from several sanctuary cities, including Boston, Chicago, Denver, and New York City, are set to testify before the House Oversight Committee regarding their immigration policies. They face scrutiny over their actions that shield illegal aliens from federal enforcement.
Trump Border Czar Tom Homan has cautioned these mayors that obstructing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) could result in personal legal consequences for them.
#politics
Breitbart: Trump Pushes 'Gold Card' for White-Collar, Wealthy Migrants
President Trump proposes a "Gold Card" visa aimed at foreign graduates of U.S. colleges, allowing them to buy a path to citizenship for $5 million. The plan is designed to attract job creators while raising government funds and keeping skilled individuals in the U.S.
However, the proposal faces skepticism due to existing citizenship routes and potential opposition from Congress, including both Democrats and Republicans. Critics argue it undermines American workers and may not resonate with college graduate voters ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
The Federalist: Watchdog: D.C. Police Demand $1.57 Million For Jan. 6 Footage
The D.C. Metropolitan Police Department is charging Judicial Watch over $1.5 million for access to bodycam footage from the January 6 Capitol protests. This follows a FOIA lawsuit filed by Judicial Watch after their initial request was denied, citing an ongoing investigation.
Judicial Watch argues that there has been no legitimate reason to withhold the videos, which they claim contain over a thousand hours of footage. Questions remain about the events of January 6, including the origins of pipe bombs found near party headquarters and the actions of Capitol Police during the protests.
Breitbart: Nicole Shanahan Funds Recall Effort Against L.A. Mayor Karen Bass
Billionaire Nicole Shanahan is investing millions in a recall effort against Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, citing her poor handling of recent wildfires. Shanahan, who was Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s running mate, believes Angelenos deserve accountability for Bass's actions.
To initiate the recall, proponents must gather approximately 330,000 signatures from registered voters within four months. Past recall attempts in L.A. have faced significant challenges, complicating the path ahead for Shanahan and her allies.
Forbes: Here’s What We Know About Trump And Musk’s Social Security Plans—As Trump Claims ‘Fraud’ During Speech To Congress
President Trump has raised concerns about "probable fraud" in the Social Security system, echoing claims made by Elon Musk, who has labeled it a "Ponzi scheme." Despite these assertions, evidence supporting widespread fraud is lacking. The Social Security Administration (SSA) plans to cut around 7,000 jobs, which critics warn could disrupt benefits.
Democrats have expressed fears that Trump and Musk's efforts could lead to cuts in benefits, despite their assurances to the contrary. The SSA has faced scrutiny over its data security, with Musk's team reportedly seeking access to sensitive information. Concerns about the future stability of Social Security have been amplified by proposed cuts and management changes.
#society
Breitbart: English Council Bans Christian Prayers Before Meetings
The St Albans council in England has voted to ban Christian prayers before meetings to promote inclusivity, passing the motion 25 to 20. The decision reflects a growing trend of secularism in the UK, where the percentage of Christians has declined significantly in recent years.
Supporters of the ban, including the National Secular Society, argue it ensures no one feels alienated in a diverse community. Meanwhile, the rise of atheism and other religions, particularly Islam, is noted as a significant shift in the country’s demographics.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: 'We don't want to be Americans or Danes,' Greenland PM says
Greenland's Prime Minister Mute Egede firmly rejected President Trump's claims to acquire the island, stating that Greenlanders do not wish to align with the U.S. or Denmark. He emphasized that their future is determined by the people of Greenland, especially ahead of upcoming elections focused on independence.
Denmark's officials also dismissed Trump's ambitions, asserting that Greenland's direction will be decided by its residents. The situation highlights tensions between U.S. aspirations in the Arctic and the sovereignty of Greenland as climate change alters geopolitical dynamics.
The Telegraph: Starmer is the power broker we need in the war between Trump and Zelensky
Keir Starmer is seen by some as a key player in global politics, stepping up during the Ukraine conflict while critics argue he lacks depth in domestic policy. His ability to navigate international relations may benefit the UK, especially with his connections to leaders like Trump and his stance on the EU.
While Starmer's current role may be fortuitous, it offers him a chance to influence peace efforts without the immediate risks faced by past leaders. As he balances these international responsibilities with domestic issues, public support remains, reflecting a pragmatic view of Britain's role in global affairs.
Fox News: ISIS-K member confessed to scouting Abbey Gate attack route, training Moscow attackers: affidavit
Muhammed Sharifullah, an ISIS-K member, has been apprehended and charged in connection with the 2021 Abbey Gate bombing in Afghanistan, which killed 13 U.S. service members. He confessed to scouting the attack route and training gunmen for a subsequent attack in Moscow that resulted in 130 deaths.
Sharifullah is set to appear in federal court, facing a potential life sentence if convicted. His capture was announced by President Trump, who emphasized the U.S. commitment to holding terrorists accountable. The Justice Department has released details of Sharifullah's involvement in both attacks.
GB News: Donald Trump declares US will secure Greenland 'one way or another' in latest bid for Danish territory: 'We're going to get it'
President Trump has asserted that the U.S. will acquire Greenland "one way or another," emphasizing its importance for national and international security. He appealed to Greenlanders, promising safety and prosperity if they choose to join the U.S., despite 85% opposing the idea.
Denmark has rejected Trump's acquisition proposal, with officials stating that the future of Greenland should be decided by its people. The U.S. and Denmark continue to collaborate on Arctic security matters, highlighting the ongoing geopolitical significance of the region.
Breitbart: United States Ends Intelligence Sharing With Ukraine: Report
The U.S. has halted military intelligence sharing with Ukraine, linking it to President Trump's conditions for peace negotiations. This suspension affects Ukraine's strategic capabilities against Russian forces, particularly in drone warfare and precision strikes.
Ukraine is seeking alternative support from European allies, though officials warn that the loss of U.S. aid could severely impact their position in the coming months. President Zelensky has since reached out to Trump, expressing a desire for continued cooperation.
The Telegraph: Starmer’s posturing on Ukraine looks increasingly delusional
During Prime Minister's Questions, Keir Starmer demonstrated caution regarding potential British troop involvement in Ukraine, signaling he would avoid risks without U.S. security guarantees. His approach contrasts with a more aggressive stance, reflecting a desire to prevent conflict.
Starmer's support for Ukraine hinges on U.S. cooperation, while public sentiment currently favors Zelensky. Despite some criticism from opposition leaders, Starmer remains focused on navigating complex international relations, though challenges from both the left and right are emerging.
#economy
Fox News: China, reacting to Trump tariffs, promises to 'fight till the end' in trade war 'or any other type of war'
China has vowed to "fight till the end" against President Trump's increased tariffs, which rose from 10% to 20% due to China's failure to address the fentanyl crisis. The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs criticized the tariffs as a "flimsy excuse" and warned of readiness for any type of conflict.
In response, China has imposed a 15% tariff on American agricultural goods and stated that the U.S. is solely responsible for the fentanyl issue. Beijing expressed willingness for cooperation but insists on equal treatment in discussions.
#culture
Fox News: ‘Blake vs. Justin: It Didn't End With Us’ unpacks the explosive celebrity legal drama
Actors Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, once co-stars and friends, are now embroiled in a bitter legal dispute marked by multi-million-dollar lawsuits and serious allegations. Their conflict intensified during production delays of "It Ends with Us" due to industry strikes, leading to Lively's demands for a safer work environment.
Following a contentious press tour, Lively accused Baldoni of sexual harassment, prompting him to file a counter-suit and a $250 million lawsuit against The New York Times for damaging coverage. The unfolding drama is explored in Fox Nation's special, "Blake vs. Justin: It Didn’t End With Us."
#crime
The Western Journal: Democrats Show Shocking Callousness to Laken Riley and Jocelyn Nungaray’s Mothers - This Is a New Low
During President Trump's address to Congress, he highlighted the tragic murders of Laken Riley and Jocelyn Nungaray, allegedly at the hands of illegal immigrants. The mothers of both victims were present, yet Democrats notably refrained from applauding, drawing criticism for their perceived insensitivity.
Trump's remarks included the signing of the Laken Riley Act, aimed at enhancing public safety by detaining dangerous criminal aliens. The refusal of Democrats to honor the victims' families has been labeled as shameful, raising questions about the political implications of their actions regarding border security and public safety.
Fox News: Andrew and Tristan Tate face Florida criminal probe days after US homecoming
Andrew and Tristan Tate are under investigation by Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier for potential criminal activities related to human trafficking and sexual exploitation, following their recent return to the U.S. from Romania. The investigation may mirror allegations they face in Europe.
The Tates have publicly denied wrongdoing, claiming innocence amid ongoing legal challenges, including a lawsuit from a Florida woman. Uthmeier emphasized the seriousness of the accusations, stating that over 40 victims have been identified across multiple countries.
The Western Journal: Florida Attorney General Issues Search Warrants and Subpoenas for Andrew and Tristan Tate
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has initiated a criminal investigation into Andrew and Tristan Tate following their arrival in the state. The investigation includes search warrants and subpoenas related to their alleged involvement in human trafficking, as previously charged in Romania.
Governor Ron DeSantis expressed disapproval of the Tates' presence, stating Florida does not welcome such conduct. Uthmeier emphasized Florida's commitment to combating human trafficking and vowed to hold the Tates accountable if any crimes fall under state jurisdiction.