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#illegals
Fox News: Florida city commissioner 'shocked' to stand alone as colleagues defy Trump immigration crackdown
Key West city commissioners voted 5-1 to end a partnership with federal immigration authorities, prompting backlash from state officials. Commissioner Lissette Carey, the sole dissenting vote, expressed concern over public safety and adherence to state law, which prohibits sanctuary cities.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier warned that the decision violates state law and could lead to civil and criminal penalties, including removal from office. Governor Ron DeSantis emphasized the need for local governments to comply with state regulations regarding immigration enforcement.
#politics
The Western Journal: 'Sick of Trump, Sick of ICE' Protests Highlight Exactly What's Wrong with the Left
A recent protest called “Sick of Trump, Sick of ICE” aimed to demonstrate against the Trump administration's immigration policies by encouraging participants to call in sick from work. The event, which was expected to draw significant attention, saw minimal turnout, with reports of fewer than 80 attendees in San Antonio.
Critics argue that the protest's lack of impact highlights the disconnect between the activists and the broader public, as many who have pressing responsibilities were unlikely to participate. The protest ultimately failed to resonate, reflecting a broader sentiment that the left's performative actions are often overlooked.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Equitorial Guinea sues France over luxury Paris mansion in international court
Equatorial Guinea has requested the International Court of Justice to intervene against France regarding the seizure of a luxury mansion in Paris owned by Vice President Teodorin Obiang, convicted of corruption. The property was confiscated after a conviction that included a suspended sentence and fines.
The mansion, valued over €100 million, has been a point of contention, with Equatorial Guinea claiming it serves as their embassy, while France maintains it is a private residence. The ICJ previously sided with France, rejecting Equatorial Guinea's claims.
#technology
Fox News: How Google’s ‘Ask Photos’ uses AI to find the pictures you want
Google Photos has introduced a new feature called Ask Photos, powered by Gemini AI, allowing users to search their photo libraries using natural language. This enhancement enables users to ask complex questions about their photos, such as recalling specific events or themes, streamlining the search experience.
The feature is being rolled out to more users in the U.S., with privacy assurances that personal photos remain untouched by advertising. Users can opt-out of the AI search if they prefer traditional search methods.
GB News: Microsoft will start DELETING your passwords next month, and there's nothing you can do to stop it
Microsoft will phase out password management features in its Authenticator app next month, blocking users from saving new passwords and removing autofill capabilities. This shift is part of a strategy to consolidate password management within the Edge browser, which has a significantly smaller market share compared to competitors.
Users must export their saved passwords before the deadline to avoid losing access. Microsoft aims to transition users to a passwordless system using passkeys, which rely on biometric authentication, enhancing security and reducing reliance on traditional passwords.
#other
Le Monde: Tehran: A map of military bases and strategic sites struck by Israel
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