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#illegals
GB News: More than 1,300 migrants cross Channel as huge surge 'casts doubt' over Labour 'smash the gangs' policy
Over 1,300 migrants have crossed the English Channel illegally in the past five days, marking a significant increase in arrivals. The surge follows a break in storms that had previously hindered crossings. This year's total has reached over 3,400, up nearly 20% from last year.
Despite increased funding and resources aimed at combating people smuggling, the government’s efforts have not resulted in a decrease in crossings. Officials acknowledge that weather conditions are the primary factor controlling the number of migrants making the journey.
Fox News: Vance takes victory lap in border visit as illegal immigrant numbers plummet
Vice President JD Vance praised a significant reduction in border encounters during a visit to the southern border, attributing the decline to Trump administration policies. He highlighted a drop from 1,500 daily crossings to 30 and emphasized the importance of border security for national safety.
Vance, along with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, discussed measures taken under Trump, including military deployment and border wall construction. The administration has reportedly removed over 55,000 illegal immigrants, marking a sharp decrease in crossings.
#politics
The Western Journal: On a Night Full of Embarrassing Moments for Democrats, Jasmine Crockett's Rap Video Was Hard to Top
Democrats faced significant embarrassment during President Trump's address to Congress, highlighted by Rep. Jasmine Crockett's controversial rap video lip-syncing Kendrick Lamar. Her social media post advising viewers to "DO NOT WATCH!" was met with widespread criticism, questioning her professionalism.
Crockett's antics reflect poorly on the Democratic Party's efforts to regain public trust, with many commentators expressing disdain for her behavior. The backlash suggests that such performances may hinder the party's political future rather than help it.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Karoline Leavitt Holds White House Press Briefing
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt held a media briefing following President Trump's address to Congress, highlighting achievements of his second administration and future goals. She also announced changes in the White House press pool access, shifting control from the Correspondents’ Association.
Fox News: Democrats, protesters gather at DOGE's 'ground zero' to protest spending cuts
Democratic lawmakers and protesters gathered outside the Office of Personnel Management to oppose spending cuts by the newly formed Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Many protesters claimed to have lost their federal jobs due to these cuts, criticizing the initiative as detrimental to diversity and merit in the workforce.
Despite the protests, the White House affirmed its commitment to DOGE's cost-cutting measures. President Trump, in a joint address to Congress, highlighted the department's efforts to eliminate wasteful spending and fraud, asserting that it would lead to a more efficient government.
Fox News: Chuck Schumer repeatedly dodges questions about Rep. Al Green screaming at Trump during speech to Congress
Sen. Chuck Schumer avoided questions regarding Rep. Al Green's disruptive behavior during President Trump's congressional address, where Green shouted and was subsequently removed. Schumer instead focused on the Democratic Party's resistance to Trump's policies.
Despite repeated attempts by CNN's John Berman to address Green's actions, Schumer redirected the conversation to broader Democratic strategies, praising Rep. Elissa Slotkin's approach while criticizing Trump.
Fox News: House Speaker Mike Johnson's chief of staff arrested for alleged DUI after Trump's address to Congress
Hayden Haynes, chief of staff for House Speaker Mike Johnson, was arrested for DUI shortly after President Trump's address to Congress. U.S. Capitol Police confirmed the arrest occurred around 11:40 p.m. after Haynes allegedly backed into a parked vehicle.
Despite the incident, Johnson expressed full confidence in Haynes' ability to lead his office, citing their long-standing working relationship. Haynes has been with Johnson since 2017 and became chief of staff in October 2023.
Breitbart: Canadian Conservatives Trash Trump Tariffs While Borrowing Country First Branding
Canadian Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre criticized President Trump's tariffs on Canadian goods as "unjustified," claiming the Liberal government under Justin Trudeau has failed to reduce Canada's economic dependence on the U.S. He outlined his "Canada First" plan, emphasizing tax cuts, housing solutions, and addressing crime.
Poilievre asserted that Trump's tariffs would harm both economies and urged Canadians to support his vision for a stronger economy. He noted a shift in public sentiment, with polls indicating a resurgence for the Liberals, potentially due to Trump's actions.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC: Amy Coney Barrett shows the danger of Republican DEI
Amy Coney Barrett's tenure on the Supreme Court has left conservatives disillusioned. Initially celebrated for her pivotal vote in ending Roe v. Wade, her recent decisions have raised concerns about her alignment with liberal justices, particularly in cases involving executive power and Trump-related matters.
Her votes in key rulings, such as those regarding USAID payments and Trump's legal challenges, suggest a pattern of siding with the left, undermining conservative priorities. Critics argue that Barrett's cautious approach compromises core conservative values, highlighting the need for justices who will consistently champion a broader range of conservative issues.
#society
The Imaginative Conservative: My Aunt Deane on Widowhood and Mourning
The author reflects on grief following the death of a loved one, sharing insights from a late aunt's essay on coping with loss. The aunt's experiences highlight the unexpected nature of grief and the importance of remembering and discussing the deceased, as well as the struggle to navigate daily life without them.
The piece emphasizes that mourning is a shared human experience, and while friends may feel uncomfortable discussing the deceased, mentioning their name can provide comfort. Ultimately, the author conveys that while grief is a lifelong journey, there is hope in shared memories and connections.
#economy
Breitbart: Next German Govt Agrees to Kill 'Debt Brake' to Massively Boost Spending
Germany's political parties have agreed to revise the constitution's borrowing restrictions, allowing for over 1 trillion euros in spending on defense and infrastructure. This marks a significant shift from Germany's traditionally debt-averse stance, driven by recent crises including the pandemic and Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The reformed debt brake will exempt military spending over 1% of GDP and create a substantial infrastructure fund, aiming to boost economic growth and improve public services. Economists predict this change could revitalize Germany's economy, which has faced stagnation, and enhance its defense capabilities in light of shifting U.S. security policies.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: TV Stars Who No Longer Shine
Malcolm Muggeridge and Marshall McLuhan, once prominent figures in television and media, converted to Catholicism and made significant cultural impacts. Muggeridge, known for his critiques of modernity and sexual promiscuity, gained fame in the 1950s and later highlighted Mother Teresa's work.
McLuhan, the "father of media studies," famously coined "the medium is the message" and predicted the internet's rise. Both men maintained deep Catholic faiths that shaped their views on technology and society, warning against the potential dangers of modern advancements.
#sports
Breitbart: Bengals' Sam Hubbard Retires from the NFL at 29
Sam Hubbard, longtime Cincinnati Bengals defensive player and team captain, has announced his retirement from the NFL at age 29. He expressed gratitude to teammates, coaches, and fans, stating this marks a new beginning focused on business opportunities and family.
Hubbard, a local product who played high school football at Archbishop Moeller and college at Ohio State, spent his entire seven-year career with the Bengals. He recorded 38.5 sacks and 398 tackles over 104 games.