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#illegals
Fox News: LA mayor ripped for interfering with ICE raid at crime-ridden local park: 'Full of s---'
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass faced backlash after attempting to halt an ICE immigration raid near MacArthur Park, labeling the operation "outrageous" and "un-American." She claimed children were present and demanded the agents leave, but critics accused her of prioritizing illegal immigrants over local issues.
Social media erupted with responses, with GOP figures and commentators criticizing Bass for her stance and calling attention to crime and safety concerns in the area. Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino stated that he does not take orders from Bass, asserting that ICE operations will continue in Los Angeles.
Fox News: Trump suggests border crackdown is 'saving a lot of money' after stark drop from Biden era crossings
President Trump highlighted the significant funding for border security and immigration enforcement in the recently signed spending bill, which allocates billions for new detention centers and ICE operations. He suggested that the administration might not need to utilize all the allocated funds due to a reported decrease in border crossings.
Trump criticized the Biden administration's border policies, claiming they allowed unchecked immigration and posed risks to public safety. He emphasized his administration's aggressive stance on immigration and noted a drop in illegal crossings compared to the previous administration.
#politics
Breitbart: ‘Superman’ Director James Gunn Walks Back Calling Critics of Its Political Messages ‘Jerks’: ‘This Movie Is for Everybody’
James Gunn, director of the upcoming Superman reboot, faced backlash for labeling critics of his film's political messages as "jerks." He initially defended the film's focus on immigration and kindness but later attempted to soften his remarks, claiming the movie is for everyone.
Gunn's brother, Sean, echoed similar sentiments, stating that opposing illegal immigration equates to being un-American. This controversy comes as the film's success is critical for the future of the DC cinematic universe, with early reviews already labeling it as "terrible" and "superficial."
Fox News: Kamala Harris aide urged 'The View' hosts to ask again after VP flubbed question on differences with Biden
Former Vice President Kamala Harris faced criticism for her response during an October 2024 interview on "The View," where she failed to articulate any differences between her potential presidency and Joe Biden's. Aides were reportedly frustrated, hoping for a chance to revise her answer, which they deemed a significant misstep in her campaign.
Harris's prepared remarks emphasized her individuality while praising Biden's administration, but she ultimately did not follow through. This incident has been described by advisers as a defining error of her campaign, highlighting her reluctance to publicly distance herself from Biden.
Breitbart: Breitbart Fight Club Roundtable — Jim Jordan: 'All Options on the Table' for Potential John Brennan Perjury
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan indicated that all options are on the table regarding potential perjury issues for former CIA Director John Brennan. This follows an internal CIA review suggesting Brennan may have misled Congress about the use of the Russia dossier in investigations.
Jordan emphasized concerns over Brennan's past testimonies, particularly regarding the intelligence community's use of the dossier and its implications for the FISA court. He stated that the committee will monitor developments and consider further actions based on the findings.
Fox News: Trump uses famous 'SNL' sketch to slam Schumer for Texas flooding blame
President Trump criticized Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, likening him to a character from "Saturday Night Live" known for lying. This comment came during a Cabinet meeting focused on the devastating flooding in Texas, where over 100 people died. Trump mocked Schumer for blaming him for the disaster.
Schumer has called for an investigation into the National Weather Service's staffing during the flooding. Meanwhile, DHS defended the agency's forecasting, stating it provided timely warnings despite the unprecedented rainfall. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem emphasized the federal response and support for affected families.
#society
Fox News: Bricks made from recycled coffee grounds reduce emissions and costs
Researchers at Swinburne University in Australia are creating bricks from recycled coffee grounds, aiming to reduce construction emissions and costs. This innovative method requires significantly less energy compared to traditional clay bricks, making it a more sustainable option.
The partnership with Green Brick allows for real-world applications of these coffee bricks, which are not only eco-friendly but also durable. As the construction industry explores sustainable materials, such innovations may pave the way for greener building practices.
Times Of Israel: Gazans reject Trump’s displacement plan despite destruction: ‘This is our land’
Mansour Abu Al-Khaier and other Palestinians in Gaza reject US President Trump's plan to displace their population amid ongoing conflict with Israel. They assert their right to remain on their land despite the devastation from Israeli airstrikes.
Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu suggest relocating Gazans to neighboring countries, claiming it could lead to a better future. However, this proposal has faced strong opposition from Palestinians and human rights advocates, who view it as a form of ethnic cleansing.
The Western Journal: I Was Told to Leave Epstein Alone Because He 'Belonged to Intelligence': Ex-Cabinet Secretary
Former Labor Secretary Alex Acosta claimed he was instructed to back off the Jeffrey Epstein case because Epstein "belonged to intelligence." This statement has fueled skepticism about the official conclusion that Epstein committed suicide and had no client list.
Public outrage has grown over Attorney General Pam Bondi's recent DOJ memo dismissing claims of Epstein's blackmail and the existence of incriminating evidence. Critics, including Trump supporters, are demanding accountability and transparency regarding Epstein's connections and the handling of his case.
The Western Journal: Tucker Carlson Says 'There Are Only 2 Explanations That I Can Think Of' for Epstein List Debacle
The DOJ recently dismissed conspiracy theories surrounding Jeffrey Epstein, concluding there was no evidence of blackmail or a "client list." This announcement has caused unrest among Trump's MAGA supporters, including Tucker Carlson, who speculated on possible reasons for the DOJ's stance.
Carlson suggested two explanations: either Trump is involved, which he doubts, or the intelligence community is protecting certain individuals. This controversy may deepen divisions within the MAGA base as calls for transparency grow.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: 'The Hunger Games' in Gaza
The Gaza Strip has been described as a "mass grave" and a "laboratory" for inhumanity, where the consequences of prolonged conflict and blockades are starkly visible. Humanitarian organizations highlight the dire conditions faced by Palestinians amid ongoing violence and a lack of international intervention.
Israel's relationship with the UN has deteriorated, especially since the occupation began in 1967. The US has supported Israel's efforts to undermine the UN's authority, particularly targeting agencies like UNRWA, which provide essential services to Palestinians.
Le Monde: How Israel tracked down and assassinated scientists involved in Iran's nuclear program
Israel's recent strikes resulted in the assassination of 16 key Iranian scientists involved in the country's nuclear program, marking a significant blow to Tehran's military ambitions. Many of these individuals had been under Israeli surveillance for two decades.
The Iranian regime held state funerals for the victims, showcasing the impact of these attacks on its security apparatus. Notably, Fereydoun Abbasi, a prominent physicist and former vice president, was among those killed, having previously survived an assassination attempt in 2010.
Fox News: 'Who wouldn't want it?': Netanyahu open to receiving stealth bombers, bunker-busters from US
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed interest in Israel gaining access to advanced U.S. military equipment, including B-2 stealth bombers, during his visit to Washington. This comes amid a fragile ceasefire with Iran and discussions about military support to counter Iran's nuclear ambitions.
Bipartisan efforts in the House are underway to enable President Trump to provide such military assets to Israel if Iran continues its nuclear program. Netanyahu praised the cooperation between the U.S. and Israel, highlighting the importance of their alliance for regional and global security.
#economy
Breitbart: Trump Announces 50% Tariff on Imported Copper
President Trump announced plans for a 50% tariff on copper imports, aiming to strengthen U.S. manufacturing and address national security concerns. This move caused copper futures to surge, marking the largest intraday increase since 1988.
Additionally, Trump indicated that pharmaceutical companies will receive a grace period of up to 18 months before facing steep tariffs, intended to incentivize domestic production. These measures are part of a broader strategy to reshape supply chains and bolster American industry.
#education
GB News: Eamonn Holmes reveals the career choice that 'no one believed' he could do
GB News host Eamonn Holmes shared his early career aspirations, revealing he always wanted to be a journalist despite skepticism from others. Reflecting on a study showing many young adults feel unprepared for work, he emphasized the lack of guidance he received in pursuing his passion.
Holmes recounted being pushed into jobs like bartending and retail to support his family, which he enjoyed less than journalism. He encouraged young people to pursue their interests and urged educators to support students in identifying and nurturing their talents.