New Zealand declines Donald Trump’s invite to join Gaza “Board of Peace”. The news of New Zealand’s decision to decline Donald Trump’s invitation to join his proposed “Board of Peace” for Gaza is hardly surprising. Considering the nature of the board, which many perceive as a veiled attempt to exploit a war-torn region for financial gain, it’s easy to understand why the invitation was met with resistance. Joining a board that seems more interested in extracting wealth than fostering actual peace is not something any self-respecting nation would readily embrace.
The list of countries declining the invitation to join this board is already quite extensive, including Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, the UK, Norway, Sweden, Slovenia, Ukraine, Croatia, Greece, and Italy.… Continue reading
The production of Melania faced significant challenges, as a new report reveals widespread labor issues and a notable lack of staff willing to be credited. Director Brett Ratner, previously accused of sexual misconduct, was reportedly a source of discomfort and disdain on set. Staff members cited issues such as a dismissive attitude from Ratner, and felt the overall experience was negatively impacted. One staff member went on to say that Ratner was the worst part of working on the project.
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Following recent fatal shootings by federal officers, Representative Delia C. Ramirez is advocating for the dismantling of the entire Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Citing the extended tenures of the officers involved and their alleged high levels of training, Ramirez asserts that the issue lies not in training, but in DHS’s inherent structure. Ramirez calls for the dismantling of DHS, contrasting with Democratic leaders who have proposed reforms and increased funding for agencies like ICE. She argues that DHS, since its inception, has been built to violate rights and operate with impunity, and that calls for reform fall short of addressing the underlying issues.
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Multiple federal agencies are utilizing secret watchlists to track and categorize US citizens, particularly protesters and critics of law enforcement, as “domestic terrorists,” according to reporting. These watchlists, codenamed with names like Bluekey and Slipstream, are employed by the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI. The lists are used to track individuals linked to anti-ICE protests, pro-Palestine activism, and those affiliated with antifa. The existence of these lists contradicts official denials and has raised concerns about the expansion of domestic surveillance, as the lists process tips, analyze social media, and allow for the linking of individuals.
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Governor Gavin Newsom has recently warned that former President Donald Trump intends to run for a third term, despite constitutional limitations. Newsom has stated that he received a Trump 2028 hat, signaling that Trump’s supporters are serious about a potential third term. This isn’t the first time Newsom has voiced such concerns, recalling a past Oval Office conversation where Trump alluded to a third term. Polling data indicates a significant portion of Republicans support the idea of Trump running for a third term.
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Trump claims Putin promised to stop bombing Ukraine’s cities due to extreme cold. Right from the start, that statement is a red flag, isn’t it? The very beginning sets off alarm bells. Anything following “Trump claims” just automatically raises a massive question mark. It’s almost guaranteed to be unreliable, filled with misdirection, or just plain untrue. It’s hard to believe anything that follows.
Never trusting either Putin or Trump feels like the only logical starting point. The idea that either of them would be completely honest in any situation seems pretty far-fetched. It makes you wonder how anyone could possibly take the claim seriously, because we know where both men stand with the truth.… Continue reading
Following the violence in Minnesota involving federal agents, Republican Senator Thom Tillis criticized Trump administration officials, specifically calling for the resignation of Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and accusing Stephen Miller of incompetence. Border Czar Tom Homan announced a plan to reduce the presence of ICE agents and focus on targeted arrests, a move that Tillis viewed as competent leadership. This criticism, along with that of Senator Lisa Murkowski, led to President Trump labeling Tillis and Murkowski as “losers,” prompting further responses from Tillis.
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Osceola County deputies arrested a 51-year-old Oviedo man, Kevin Westerhold, after he was observed engaging in a sexual act with a vacuum cleaner in front of a residence in the Windsor Hills Resort. Authorities responded to reports of the indecent act on January 22nd, and confirmed the behavior with witness statements and video evidence. The investigation revealed prior incidents of similar behavior, including public nudity in a shared hallway and the suspect was identified as the host of an Airbnb in the area. Westerhold was apprehended on Tuesday and now faces a charge of exposure of sexual organs, with the sheriff’s office asking for additional information from the public.
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AP News reports that Anthony Kazmierczak has been charged with assaulting U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar with a mixture of water and apple cider vinegar at an event in Minneapolis. According to court documents, Kazmierczak allegedly stated, “She’s not resigning. You’re splitting Minnesotans apart,” after the attack and had previously expressed a desire for Omar’s death. Kazmierczak, who has a history of criminal behavior and has made supportive statements regarding Donald Trump, faced the attack during a time when threats against members of Congress are on the rise.
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Ukraine’s air defenses reportedly shot down two of Russia’s most prized frontline combat jets in a single day, dealing a significant and costly blow to Moscow’s air power. This news immediately conjures images of burning wreckage and the grim reality of war. The loss of any aircraft is a serious event, especially for a nation engaged in a large-scale conflict where air superiority is constantly contested. Reports suggest the downed aircraft were an Su-34 and an Su-30, both considered valuable assets in the Russian air force.
While the specific impact is still debated, the loss of these jets, along with their crews, undoubtedly represents a tangible setback for Russia.… Continue reading
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Democrat Calls for DHS Abolition, Citing Rights Violations
Following recent fatal shootings by federal officers, Representative Delia C. Ramirez is advocating for the dismantling of the entire Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Citing the extended tenures of the officers involved and their alleged high levels of training, Ramirez asserts that the issue lies not in training, but in DHS’s inherent structure. Ramirez calls for the dismantling of DHS, contrasting with Democratic leaders who have proposed reforms and increased funding for agencies like ICE. She argues that DHS, since its inception, has been built to violate rights and operate with impunity, and that calls for reform fall short of addressing the underlying issues.
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