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#illegals
Breitbart: WATCH: Border Patrol Releases Hundreds of Illegals into San Diego
Hundreds of illegal immigrants were released into San Diego and Arizona, as Border Patrol facilities are overcrowded. Migrants from China and Pakistan were among those released. U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents told the migrants they were free to go wherever they wanted, including Chicago. This is a result of President Biden's lax border policies.
#politics
Red State: New Mexico Gov. Lujan Grisham Makes U-Turn on Controversial Gun Ban
After facing backlash and legal challenges, New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has amended her "emergency" order on firearms. The order now only applies to parks and playgrounds in Albuquerque. This change comes after critics argued that the order violated the Second Amendment.
Breitbart: Exclusive — Speaker McCarthy Pushes for Full House to Get Classified Briefing on Border After ISIS-Connected Smuggler Found Bringing People In
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has requested a classified briefing for all members of the House of Representatives on national security threats at the border with Mexico due to reports of an ISIS-connected smuggler bringing people across the border. The briefing comes after a CNN report revealed that top Biden administration officials were alarmed by the findings and included the information in a briefing to cabinet officials. The incident has raised concerns about potential terrorist infiltration at the southern border.
The Right Scoop: Republican Party in Florida drops loyalty oath requirement for primary
The Republican Party in Florida has dropped the loyalty oath requirement for candidates on the primary ballot. They had initially agreed to implement it in May, but reversed the decision citing party rules. Trump's campaign opposed the rule, as he wouldn't promise to support the party's eventual nominee.
#society
Flag And Cross: Evidence of 'Once-in-a-Lifetime Cosmic Event' Turns Out to Be a Hole Dug by Two Bored Friends
A man in Ireland finds a mysterious hole on a beach, believing it to be an impact site from a meteor strike. Locals and tourists are fascinated, but it is later revealed that the hole was dug by two men with plastic shovels.
#war
Euromaidan Press: 35,000 Jewish pilgrims arrived in Ukraine for New Year, defying war
Defying war, 35,000 Hasidic Jews arrive in Ukraine for New Year's pilgrimage. Despite warnings from Israel and the ongoing Russian invasion, the pilgrims gather in Uman to celebrate.
#sports
Forbes: FC Barcelona Star Joao Felix Takes Swipe At Atletico Madrid Following Real Betis Thrashing
FC Barcelona forward Joao Felix made his starting debut and scored in a 5-0 win against Real Betis, taking a possible dig at parent club Atletico Madrid. Felix expressed happiness at playing as a starter again and praised Barcelona's structure, hinting at his former club's lack of organization. He also assisted Robert Lewandowski's goal and voiced support for the striker's success.
Fox News: Missouri upsets No. 15 Kansas State on walk-off 61-yard field goal
Missouri Tigers upset No. 15 Kansas State with a game-winning 61-yard field goal by Harrison Mevis as time expired.
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Forbes: California Sues 5 Oil Giants: Here Are The Biggest Numbers Behind The Explosive Lawsuit
California has sued Exxon Mobil, Shell, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, and BP for lying about the climate impacts of their business practices, seeking tens of billions of dollars in damages. The state alleges that the companies engaged in disinformation campaigns starting in the 1970s and produced billions of tons of greenhouse gas emissions. Shell and Chevron argue that climate change requires a coordinated international policy response, while the American Petroleum Institute claims the lawsuits are politicized and wasteful.