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#illegals
Forbes: Trump’s New Census Rules Will Exclude Undocumented Immigrants
President Trump has directed the Department of Commerce to revise the decennial census to exclude undocumented immigrants from its count. He emphasized the need for a "new and highly accurate CENSUS" based on current data.
The census, mandated every ten years, traditionally counts all individuals in the U.S., impacting representation and resource allocation. The next census is set for 2030.
The Western Journal: ICE Literally Hires Superman - Outspoken Conservative Dean Cain Joins up to Restore Truth, Justice, and the American Way
Actor Dean Cain, known for his role as Superman, has joined Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to help secure U.S. borders against illegal immigration. He announced his enlistment in a recruitment video, emphasizing the need for patriots to support law enforcement efforts.
Cain, a supporter of former President Trump, highlighted ICE's track record in arresting dangerous criminals and urged others to join the agency. He believes that addressing illegal immigration is crucial and calls for reforms in the immigration system while asserting that his actions are not anti-immigrant.
#politics
Forbes: Trump Says ‘Highly Conflicted’ Intel CEO Should Resign ‘Immediately’
Former President Donald Trump called for Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan to resign due to concerns over his ties to Chinese firms, which has impacted Intel's stock in premarket trading. Senator Tom Cotton has also raised questions about these connections in a letter to Intel's board.
Intel has yet to respond to the situation.
The Western Journal: Fact Check: Will Taxpayers Be Paying $200 Million for Trump's New White House Ballroom?
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and others have claimed that taxpayers will fund the $200 million cost for a new White House ballroom. However, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that President Trump and private donors will cover the expenses.
Trump suggested he might personally pay for the entire project, countering the narrative that taxpayer money is involved.
Fox News: Dem governor defies FBI: 'Unwelcome' to pursue Texas Democratic lawmakers
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker stated that the FBI is "unwelcome" in pursuing Texas lawmakers who fled to Illinois to avoid a redistricting vote, arguing they haven't violated federal law. He criticized Texas officials for their political maneuvering and emphasized local law enforcement's role.
Pritzker's comments come amid tensions over redistricting strategies, with Texas Republicans seeking to penalize Democratic lawmakers who left the state. Former President Trump suggested that the FBI might need to intervene, while Pritzker and other Democratic governors offered support to the fleeing lawmakers.
The Western Journal: Anti-Trump London Mayor Invites President to Tour His City's Mosques, Attend a Pride Parade In Resurfaced Clip
London Mayor Sadiq Khan recently resurfaced a clip inviting then-President-elect Donald Trump to tour the city's diverse communities, including mosques and a Pride parade. This invitation followed Trump's critical remarks about Khan during a visit to Scotland.
Khan's comments highlight a long-standing feud with Trump, where he has accused the former president of promoting policies that are discriminatory. Critics have pointed out that Khan’s focus on diversity and multiculturalism in his invitation may not align with the broader tourist attractions of London.
#society
GB News: There is 'no excuse anymore' for political confusion on single-sex spaces, Coutinho tells GB News
Shadow Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho criticized Reform UK's prisons adviser for advocating housing transgender women in female facilities, calling it "deeply disappointing" and a risk to vulnerable women. Coutinho highlighted the inconsistency with Reform UK's stated policies.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Thailand and Cambodia extend ceasefire deal
Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to extend a ceasefire following deadly clashes that resulted in at least 43 deaths. The truce was facilitated by Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, with input from U.S. and Chinese mediators. Both nations have committed to a ceasefire, barring all types of attacks.
The joint statement emphasized the need for cooperation and trust-building measures, with plans for further meetings to ensure compliance. Despite the agreement, U.S. officials warned of ongoing tensions and distrust between the two countries, stemming from a long-standing border dispute over contested temples.
#health
Fox News: Drinking sugar may be worse for you than eating it, plus Dollywood tops Disney for best amusement park
A new study reveals that sugar in beverages like soda raises the risk of type 2 diabetes by 25%, while sugar from whole foods does not. Additionally, experts warn against drinking from plastic water bottles left in hot cars due to potential chemical leaching and bacteria growth.
In other news, Dollywood has been ranked as America's best amusement park, surpassing Disney parks.