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January 15, 2025
Christopher Tomlinson
Immigration

‘Trump No Longer Hesitant to Use Military for Border Control’ Says Ex-DHS Sec.

Former Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security Ken Cuccinelli has suggested President-elect Donald J. Trump will not hesitate to use the U.S. military at the southern border. In an interview with Tara Palmeri, Cuccinelli stated that the incoming Trump administration benefits from the legal channels and court decisions around the prior “Muslim” travel ban in Trump’s first term, which could give the administration greater leeway.

“When you deploy the military, that’s Article 2 presidential authority,” Cuccinelli said, adding, “He doesn’t have to let anybody in between the legal port of entry under any circumstances, and he can deploy the military to stop the invasion.”

Cuccinelli added that even if Mexico had not declared war on the United States, it did not mean the situation could not be regarded as an invasion. “We’ve been invaded here for years now, and the United States has the authority to defend itself,” he said.

He also accuses Mexico of violating international law by allowing cartels to operate, stating the cartels have made a fortune from human trafficking across the border and have used the money to purchase military-grade weapons. “The president doesn’t need any additional authority than that provided by Article 2 of the Constitution,” he argued.

President-elect Trump stated shortly after his election victory that he plans to declare a state of national emergency at the border and use the military to aid in mass deportation efforts.

He has also left open the possibility of deploying the military for other U.S. interests, including taking back control of the U.S.-built Panama Canal.

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Former Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security Ken Cuccinelli has suggested President-elect Donald J. Trump will not hesitate to use the U.S. military at the southern border. In an interview with Tara Palmeri, Cuccinelli stated that the incoming Trump administration benefits from the legal channels and court decisions around the prior "Muslim" travel ban in Trump's first term, which could give the administration greater leeway. show more
January 15, 2025
Immigration
News
Politics
World

Police Investigate Populists Over Mock Deportation Air Tickets.

Police are investigating the populist Alternative for Germany (AfD) party after a local branch created mock boarding passes for deportation flights, allegedly leaving them in the mailboxes of migrant-background residents in the city of Karlsruhe. The “ticket” features a boarding date coinciding with Germany’s upcoming general election on February 23, with leftists accusing the party of inciting hatred.

Karlsruhe Mayor Frank Mentrup criticized the flyer for causing fear, a tactic he argues should not be part of campaigns. The AfD defended its actions, insisting the material was distributed to all voters, not only migrants.

Polls show the AfD in second place ahead of next year’s elections, with over one in five voters supporting the party. It leads the governing Social Democrats and their current and former coalition partners in the Greens and neoliberal Free Democrats, and could double its current number of seats in the German legislature.

Migration remains a pivotal issue in Germany as debates on mass deportations or “remigration” intensify. Even Chancellor Olaf Scholz has pledged to enhance the deportation process for rejected asylum seekers following a terrorist attack at a diversity festival in Solingen, in which a Syrian Islamist stabbed multiple people to death.

According to data from the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF), asylum applications in Germany decreased in 2024. However, Germany still led Europe, with 235,925 applications in 2024.

The AfD has recently embraced “remigration” policies that could see large deportations of illegals and criminal migrants. The populist Freedom Party of Austria (FPOe), which won last year’s Austrian national election, previously took this stance. FPOe leader Herbert Kickl is expected to become the country’s new Chancellor if he can form a coalition government.

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Police are investigating the populist Alternative for Germany (AfD) party after a local branch created mock boarding passes for deportation flights, allegedly leaving them in the mailboxes of migrant-background residents in the city of Karlsruhe. The "ticket" features a boarding date coinciding with Germany's upcoming general election on February 23, with leftists accusing the party of inciting hatred. show more
January 15, 2025
Jack Montgomery
Crime
UK

Pride Flags Permanently Removed from Tube Station Due to Vandalism.

A council in London, England, removed Pride flags in response to repeated vandalism. Between June and July, a vandal defaced the flags painted on the ground outside Forest Park station four times. Surveillance footage showed an unidentified individual defacing the flags with black, white, and red paint. A medical mask, hooded jacket, and gloves concealed his appearance.

“The Met takes all incidents of homophobic and transphobic hate crime, including criminal damage, extremely seriously,” the capital’s main police force, the Metropolitan Police said in a statement. They added, “A thorough investigation was held following four incidents in 2024 in which painted Pride flags were vandalized in Forest Gate”—despite the fact the city is being overtaken by a surge in knife crime, violent crime generally, and per capita crime—but “No suspects have been identified and the investigation has been closed.”

Initial reports of the vandalism date back to March 9. Subsequent vandalism occurred on June 23, June 26, and July 19. In August, authorities received a fifth report. However, they surmised that the person involved was attempting to restore the flag, not further vandalize it.

Newham Council removed the vandalized flags and substituted them with Pride wraps on street lights around the area.

Only 36.8 percent of London residents are White British—likely fewer, accounting for people who did not answer the census. It faces growing social issues, including the highest number of sexual orientation hate crime offenses in England. The fact that many Londoners have roots in countries with homophobic attitudes is likely a key factor in this.

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A council in London, England, removed Pride flags in response to repeated vandalism. Between June and July, a vandal defaced the flags painted on the ground outside Forest Park station four times. Surveillance footage showed an unidentified individual defacing the flags with black, white, and red paint. A medical mask, hooded jacket, and gloves concealed his appearance. show more
January 15, 2025
William Upton
News

Trump’s Energy Sec Nominee to Reveal Bold Energy Dominance Strategy at Confirmation Hearing.

President Donald J. Trump‘s nominee to lead the Department of Energy will lay out the America First leader’s bold and aggressive vision to unleash American energy independence. According to prepared remarks that Chris Wright—tapped by Trump to serve as Secretary of Energy—will deliver at his confirmation hearing on Wednesday, the incoming presidential administration aims to reestablish America’s dominance of global energy markets, restart cutting-edge energy research, and slash burdensome regulations.

“To compete globally, we must expand energy production, including commercial nuclear and liquified natural gas, and cut the cost of energy,” Wright’s prepared remarks set to be delivered before the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources read. The energy secretary nominee continues: “Energy is the essential agent of change that enables everything that we do. A low-energy society is poor. A highly energized society can bring health, wealth, and opportunity for all.”

Wright, the founder and CEO of Liberty Energy, is expected to stress the importance of American energy policy as a critical component of national security, especially in terms of research and development of new technologies and independence from foreign energy sources. The expansion of affordable energy sources is thought to be key to furthering the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution sweeping the globe and restoring America’s role as a key manufacturer of semiconductors.

Once confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Wright will face a tall task in undoing several crippling Biden government energy policies. In the closing days of his presidency, Joe Biden issued a drilling ban over large swaths of America’s offshore territory. This significantly reduces the areas where oil and natural gas exploration can occur. Additionally, Wright is expected to lead the charge on ending Biden’s liquified natural gas export restrictions enacted early last year.

Image by Gage Skidmore.

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President Donald J. Trump's nominee to lead the Department of Energy will lay out the America First leader's bold and aggressive vision to unleash American energy independence. According to prepared remarks that Chris Wright—tapped by Trump to serve as Secretary of Energy—will deliver at his confirmation hearing on Wednesday, the incoming presidential administration aims to reestablish America's dominance of global energy markets, restart cutting-edge energy research, and slash burdensome regulations. show more
January 15, 2025
Election 2024
News
Politics

Planned Parenthood Chapter Faces IRS Complaint Over Alleged Harris Campaign Offer.

A chapter of the abortionist organization Planned Parenthood could face having its tax-exempt status stripped after it was revealed they allowed members of the Kamala Harris presidential campaign to use their premises as a workspace. The claims were made in a complaint submitted in December to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) by 40 Days for Life, a prominent pro-life organization. The complaint alleges “potentially prohibited political activities” that could affect Planned Parenthood Florida’s tax-exempt status.

In an interview, Shawn Carney, CEO of 40 Days for Life, stated that his organization has witnessed numerous violations by Planned Parenthood due to their presence at abortion facilities nationwide. Carney claimed the Sarasota office provided promotional materials and space for the Democratic campaign, an activity not permitted under the 501(c)(3) status.

Planned Parenthood Florida has not responded to the allegations. Carney noted the distribution of materials promoting events like “Tim Walz Tuesdays,” emphasizing it as a clear violation due to its exclusion of Republican candidates. The 42-page IRS complaint also criticizes Planned Parenthood’s deviation from permissible lobbying, highlighting instances of campaign staffers photographed entering the Sarasota facility.

Last summer, a separate complaint was filed by Carney’s group regarding a mobile abortion bus operated by Planned Parenthood, which was in proximity to the Democratic National Convention (DNC).

The complaint is just the latest case of potential wrongdoing by Planned Parenthood, which has also been accused of trading the corpses of aborted babies to the University of California San Diego (UCSD) in exchange for royalties from their research.

Image by SHYCITYNikon

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A chapter of the abortionist organization Planned Parenthood could face having its tax-exempt status stripped after it was revealed they allowed members of the Kamala Harris presidential campaign to use their premises as a workspace. The claims were made in a complaint submitted in December to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) by 40 Days for Life, a prominent pro-life organization. The complaint alleges "potentially prohibited political activities" that could affect Planned Parenthood Florida's tax-exempt status. show more
January 15, 2025
William Upton
Immigration

Border Encounters Drop to Lowest Daily Average Since July 2020 Ahead of Trump’s Inauguration.

Daily encounters with illegal immigrants at the U.S. southern border in December hit their lowest average since July 2020. The decline is likely due to the impending inauguration of President-elect Donald J. Trump, who has pledged to enact comprehensive security measures at the border and organize the mass deportation of illegal immigrants present in the United States.

According to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the total number of unlawful immigrants crossing the border and encountered by federal immigration officials was 96,000 last month. Illegal immigration encounters can be seasonal, with peak crossings occurring in the spring and summer and declining as the weather cools. However, the Biden government insists the decline in encounters is due to border security measures enacted after the unchecked flow of illegal immigrants became a contentious presidential campaign issue.

“Our approach has been tough, humane, legal, and effective,” Biden DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas insisted during a recent press conference. Despite the drop, border encounters during much of outgoing President Joe Biden’s term in office hit all-time records. Between October 2023 and February 2024, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) logged one million encounters with illegal immigrants. Late last year, border agents saw a concerning surge in Chinese illegal immigrants attempting to enter the country unlawfully.

Trump is pushing lawmakers on Capitol Hill to take up a budget reconciliation bill to help his incoming administration begin the removal of tens of millions of unlawful immigrants currently residing in the United States. However, there are some concerns that provisions from legislation expanding work visas and granting amnesty to many illegal immigrants could sneak into the reconciliation measure. Sponsored by Representative Maria Salazar (R-FL), the Dignity Act would drastically expand H-1B visa caps while making it more difficult to deport some illegals already in the United States.

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Daily encounters with illegal immigrants at the U.S. southern border in December hit their lowest average since July 2020. The decline is likely due to the impending inauguration of President-elect Donald J. Trump, who has pledged to enact comprehensive security measures at the border and organize the mass deportation of illegal immigrants present in the United States. show more
January 14, 2025
Politics
War
World

WATCH: Pro-Hamas Demonstrators Heckle Blinken During Gaza Ceasefire Briefing.

The Biden government’s Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, was repeatedly heckled by pro-Hamas protestors during a press conference on Tuesday laying out details regarding a pending ceasefire agreement between Israel and the Islamic terror group that controls Gaza. Blinken, in addition, laid out plans for the rebuilding and future governance of the Gaza territory once hostilities between Hamas and Israel conclude.

While Blinken was speaking, a protester interrupted, accusing him of having a legacy tied to genocide. The protester loudly shouted, “Secretary Blinken, your legacy will be genocide. You will forever be known as Bloody Blinken, Secretary of Genocide. You have the blood of hundreds of thousands of innocent people on your hands.” Blinken responded by acknowledging the protester, meekly stating, “Thank you. I respect your views; please allow me to share mine.”

Since the outbreak of war between Israel and Hamas following the latter’s barbaric October 7, 2023 terrorist attacks against the Jewish State, pro-Hamas protestors have repeatedly targeted Biden government officials over their perceived support for Israel. Anger at leading national Democrats over what far-left activists call a genocide in Gaza likely cost Vice President Kamala Harris thousands of votes in Michigan—a critical swing state—during the 2024 presidential election.

A CEASEFIRE DEAL?

Blinken’s plan suggests a collaborative approach involving both local and international stakeholders in the governance and restoration of Gaza. The proposed framework aims to address immediate humanitarian needs while laying the groundwork for longer-term stability. However, it is unlikely Israel or Hamas will take up the Biden government plan, with President-elect Donald J. Trump slated to assume control of the White House in less than a week.

Meanwhile, the tentative framework of a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas appears to clear the way for an exchange of prisoners and hostages held by the two factions. President-elect Trump has declared the release of the remaining hostages held by Hamas to be paramount, suggesting if they fail to return the individuals held since late 2023, the repercussions would be dire.

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The Biden government's Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, was repeatedly heckled by pro-Hamas protestors during a press conference on Tuesday laying out details regarding a pending ceasefire agreement between Israel and the Islamic terror group that controls Gaza. Blinken, in addition, laid out plans for the rebuilding and future governance of the Gaza territory once hostilities between Hamas and Israel conclude. show more
January 14, 2025
William Upton
Politics
Sports

Trump-Backed Bill to Ban Men in Women’s Sports Advances in Congress.

The U.S. House of Representatives has passed legislation banning men claiming to be transgender from participating in women’s sports. Backed by President-elect Donald J. Trump, the bill advanced largely along partisan lines by a vote of 218-206.

H.R. 28, the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act of 2025, is sponsored by Congressman Greg Steube (R-FL) and backed by several powerful House Republicans, including Education and Workforce Committee Chairman Tim Walberg (R-MI). The bill amends Title IX compliance rules to explicitly apply to only “a person’s reproductive biology and genetics at birth.”

Speaking on the House floor on Tuesday, Rep. Walberg stated the legislation is about keeping a promise to American women. “More than 50 years ago, this country made a promise to women and girls across America,” the Michigan Republican said. “That promise, Title IX, said women and girls would have equal opportunities, both in the classroom and in athletics.”

“Unfortunately, these wins for women and girls, ushered in by the promise of Title IX, have been under attack. The Biden-Harris administration pushed a radical rewrite of Title IX that would eliminate policies enacted by 26 states to protect equal athletic opportunities for women and girls. ,” Walberg said, arguing: “Mr. Speaker, kicking girls off sports teams to make way for a biological male takes opportunities away from these girls.”

“The Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act offers a new promise to America’s women and girls. It will strengthen Title IX’s protections for women, ensure a level playing field for female athletes, and protect the law from current and future radical regulatory schemes,” he concluded.

After its passage in the House on Tuesday, the bill will now head to the Republican-controlled U.S. Senate.

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The U.S. House of Representatives has passed legislation banning men claiming to be transgender from participating in women's sports. Backed by President-elect Donald J. Trump, the bill advanced largely along partisan lines by a vote of 218-206. show more
January 14, 2025
William Upton
Media

Bezos’s Washington Post in Free Fall, Loses $100M After Trump Election Victory.

The Washington Post continues its meteoric fall after President Donald J. Trump’s 2024 election victory and just days before his inauguration in Washington, D.C. While the newspaper—owned by Amazon retail giant billionaire Jeff Bezos—has undergone rounds of layoffs and seen readers flee since its editorial board declined to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris during the presidential election, it is now revealed The Washington Post has also lost $100 million in revenue in 2024 alone.

During the summer peak of the 2024 presidential election—when 82-year-old incumbent Joe Biden exited the race after a disastrous presidential debate performance and the first of two assassination attempts on President-elect Trump—The Washington Post only saw an average of 2.5 million to three million visitors to its website. The daily visitors over the summer of 2024 represent a steep drop off from the 22.5 million daily visitors when Biden was inaugurated in 2021.

Compounding the newspaper’s problems is a flight of top reporters, including Josh Dawsey and Michael Scherer. In addition, The Washington Post‘s editorial section has seen several of its top names resign in response to what they contend was Bezos’s decision to block an endorsement of Kamala Harris. In October, editor-at-large Robert Kagan—who is married to the Biden-Harris government’s Ukraine war architect Victoria Nuland—announced he was resigning his position. Meanwhile, just days before Trump’s inauguration as the 47th President of the United States, Jennifer Rubin revealed she is leaving The Washington Post as well.

While the newspaper, whose slogan is “Democracy Dies in Darkness,” has always struggled with revenue, the recent numbers underscore its dire straits. Over the past several years, The Washington Post has undergone several rounds of significant layoffs and contract buyouts in an effort to stabilize its finances, albeit with little success.

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The Washington Post continues its meteoric fall after President Donald J. Trump's 2024 election victory and just days before his inauguration in Washington, D.C. While the newspaper—owned by Amazon retail giant billionaire Jeff Bezos—has undergone rounds of layoffs and seen readers flee since its editorial board declined to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris during the presidential election, it is now revealed The Washington Post has also lost $100 million in revenue in 2024 alone. show more
January 14, 2025
Jack Montgomery
Crime

Transgenders Arrested for Gang Raping Young Girl at Pride Festival.

Three men, including two transgenders who claim to be women, have been charged with abusing and gang-raping a young girl in Norway. The charges detail a series of heinous acts that took place while the victim was between the ages of 13 and 14.

The accused are Damien “Damia Rose” Baar, 43, Even “Eevee” Seberg, 35, and Kenneth Langvatn Aakre, 44. Baar and Seberg are charged with “repeated sexual intercourse” with the minor, including an instance of rape “committed by several people together… in a particularly painful or particularly offensive manner” at the 2024 Pride Festival in Bergen. The authorities claim the men exploited the girl’s vulnerability, describing her as an “at-risk youth” in court documents.

The men’s social media profiles reveal a disturbing culture of fetishism. Seberg, who identifies as “trans fem” and “pansexual,” has disturbingly stated, “I prefer to get raped by girldick.” His FetLife profile further elaborates his interest in bondage, BDSM, and abduction play.

Meanwhile, Baar boasts of being a voyeur and sadist online. In 2013, he was one of the last people to interact with a woman who disappeared and was subsequently found dead in a case that remains unresolved.

Kenneth Langvatn Aakre, while not charged with rape, faces accusations related to sexual activity with the child following an incident where he was seen kissing and inappropriately touching the victim in public.

The trial, set for May at Hordaland District Court, follows closely on the heels of another case where a man identifying as transgender was spared prison for possessing a vast collection of child sexual abuse material.

Image by Oriel Frankie Ashcroft.

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Three men, including two transgenders who claim to be women, have been charged with abusing and gang-raping a young girl in Norway. The charges detail a series of heinous acts that took place while the victim was between the ages of 13 and 14. show more