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For a fee, El Salvador is ready to accommodate any convicted criminals, be they illegal aliens or American citizens The President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, has proposed that the US “outsources part of its prison system,” to lock up dangerous criminals in his country’s notorious mega-jail, for a fee. The large maximum security facility was built to incarcerate suspects detained amid a government crackdown on gang violence.Bukele reportedly floated the idea during a recent meeting with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who visited the Central American nation on his first official trip abroad on Tuesday. Rubio revealed the…

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US equity futures are flat, recovering from earlier losses after China’s restrained response to US tariffs, and a last-minute reprieve for Canada and Mexico. As of 8:00am ET, S&P futures are flat, having dropped 0.5% earlier after China tariffs went into effect at midnight and China retaliated; Nasdaq futures rose 0.2% thanks to a bid for parts of the Mag7/semis complex (GOOGL +0.7%, AMZN +0.5%, AAPL -0.5%, MSFT flat, META +0.6%, NVDA +0.4% and TSLA +0.5%). Unlike yesterday, USD is weaker to start the session, dropping 0.2% as some traders flagged relief that the worst-case scenarios seem to be avoided.…

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White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt joins Fox’s Varney & Co to discuss illegal alien flights to Guantanamo Bay White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed on Tuesday morning that the first alien flights to Guantanamo Bay are now underway.  “President Trump is not messing around, and he’s no longer going to let America be a dumping ground for illegal criminals from all over this world,” she said, adding that El Salvador, Venezuela, and Colombia have agreed to take back their illegal criminals on repatriation flights. It can be recalled that the Colombian President, Marxist Gustavo Petro, has even agreed…

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U.S. President Donald Trump speaks with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen prior to … [+] their meeting at the World Economic Forum in Davos in January 2020.AFP via Getty Images More than 200 investor groups and financial institutions managing a total of $6.8 trillion in assets have urged the EU not to water down green finance rules, making the case that Europe’s sustainability regulations provide a stabilizing counterweight to the unpredictability of the regime of returning U.S. President Donald Trump. In a joint statement delivered Tuesday, the investors called on the European Commission to “preserve the integrity and…

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At least five people were shot at a school in Örebro, Sweden, Tuesday afternoon despite the country’s stringent gun controls. Breitbart News originally noted that a major police operation was underway in Örebro given a continued threat to life following an attack on the Risbergska school, which was reportedly carried out with an automatic weapon, Expressen reports. At least five people have been shot, and at least four people have been hospitalized. However, their conditions are currently unclear. In an update, Breitbart News pointed out the Expressen newspaper’s announcement that the suspected shooter shot himself. However, police continue to say that it is too early to know if there…

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After rescinding Biden’s menthol cigarette ban, the Trump administration faces a decision on an ITC proposal targeting NJOY Ace, the only authorized menthol-flavored pod vaping product in the US, amid concerns over rival JUUL’s influence and China flooding the market with shoddy products. The Trump administration rescinded Biden’s proposed ban on menthol cigarettes on January 21. However, on January 29, the International Trade Commission (ITC) still proposed acting against NJOY Ace — the only company authorized to sell menthol-flavored, pod-based vaping products in the United States. This would benefit JUUL, NJOY Ace’s American vape competitor, and potentially empower Chinese companies flooding the market with low…

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom blamed trapped residents of the Pacific Palisades for failing to evacuate from the advancing fire on January 7 — apparently not realizing that they were stuck due to government incompetence. The Los Angeles Times has produced a video documenting the chaotic response to the Palisades Fire, including the haphazard evacuation, which was the result of poor planning and communication by local emergency services. At 14:14 in the video, corresponding to five hours and twelve minutes after the start of the fire, the narrator notes: “Governor Gavin Newsom is unhappy with what he’s seen on a tour inside…

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The Senate Intelligence Committee approved Tulsi Gabbard for director of national intelligence in a private vote Tuesday, sending her to the full Senate floor for consideration. While the panel vote represented a major hurdle, her confirmation by the full Senate still isn’t certain. She can only afford to lose three Republican votes, if all Democrats vote against her, as expected. Some Republicans on the committee — including Sens. James Lankford (R-Okla.) and Todd Young (R-Ind.) — had concerns over Gabbard after she declined to call Edward Snowden a traitor, despite multiple opportunities to do so in her confirmation hearing last…

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A foreign policy based on exceptionalism risks undermining the global order, the Russian foreign minister has said The United States’ ‘America First’ policy has disturbing similarities to the slogan ‘Germany above all’ used by the Nazis to assert national superiority over others, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has warned. In an op-ed for the magazine ‘Russia in Global Affairs’ published on Tuesday, Lavrov argued that Washington’s approach undermines the UN Charter and the post-war global order built on sovereign equality. He noted that this principle was enshrined in the Yalta-Potsdam agreements signed in 1945 by the USSR, US, and UK, shaping…

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Authored by Paul Joseph Watson via Modenrity.news,The leader of the Left Party in Germany has suggested that the country could grant asylum to a million migrants a year in order to protect them from “the consequences of climate change.”During an interview with Funke Media Group, Jan van Aken said that Germany accepting a million new migrants every year was “a completely manageable number.”Asserting that tens of millions will have to flee their homes over the next few decades due to global warming, Van Aken said Germany should be a safe haven for those “who are feeling the consequences of climate…

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