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#illegals
Fox News: NY booting migrants from upstate hotels as contract expires
Over 1,000 migrants in taxpayer-funded hotels in upstate New York must vacate by year-end as the housing contract expires. New York City is relocating them to permanent housing or temporary shelters in the city, with assistance offered for their next steps.
The migrant crisis is straining New York City's resources, with costs projected to exceed $5 billion, potentially reaching $10 billion by 2025. Despite a drop in border encounters, the city plans to continue using hotels for migrant housing.
#politics
Times Of Israel: Israel set to pass laws Monday that will heavily restrict UNRWA in Gaza, West Bank
Israeli lawmakers are set to pass legislation that will restrict the operations of UNRWA, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, in Israel, Gaza, and the West Bank, despite international opposition. The bills aim to sever ties with UNRWA, citing concerns over alleged ties to terrorism.
Supporters of the legislation argue it is necessary for national security, while critics warn it could worsen humanitarian conditions for Palestinians. The legislation follows revelations of UNRWA's employment of a Hamas commander involved in attacks against Israelis.
The Western Journal: Keith Olbermann's Unhinged Demand for the Detainment of Elon Musk Backfires
Keith Olbermann has called for the immediate arrest and detention of Elon Musk, accusing him of acting on behalf of Russia. This demand follows reports of Musk's discussions with Vladimir Putin, though no wrongdoing was indicated.
Olbermann's comments have sparked backlash, with critics highlighting the absurdity of his demands, particularly in light of Musk's role in supporting Ukraine. The situation reflects heightened tensions and rhetoric leading up to the 2024 election.
The Western Journal: Anderson Cooper Lashes Out, Curses at CNN Guest Who Critiqued the Network's Coverage
Anderson Cooper confronted Charlamagne tha God during a discussion about Kamala Harris's performance in a recent town hall. Charlamagne criticized CNN for not asking tougher questions, while Cooper defended the network's coverage and dismissed claims about focusing on Harris's race over Trump’s rhetoric.
The exchange highlighted tensions in media coverage of Democratic figures and the expectations placed on them. Cooper's response suggested frustration with perceived unfair critiques of CNN's approach.
Times Of Israel: Alleged spy ring that took pictures for Iran charged with aiding enemy in wartime
Seven residents of northern Israel have been indicted for espionage, accused of spying for Iran in exchange for hundreds of thousands of dollars. The group allegedly provided sensitive information about military and civilian sites, performing around 600 missions over two years.
The charges include aiding an enemy during wartime, which carries severe penalties. This case is part of broader Iranian espionage efforts targeting Israel amid ongoing regional conflicts.
Fox News: Putin looks to halt neighboring Georgia's Western ambitions in vital election
Georgians are set to vote in pivotal parliamentary elections amid tensions with Russia, which seeks to maintain influence over the country. The ruling Georgian Dream Party's ties to Russia have raised concerns about Georgia's aspirations for EU membership, with many citizens supporting closer ties with the West.
The elections are seen as a critical juncture, with potential implications for Georgia's future alignment. A victory for the Georgian Dream Party could hinder EU integration efforts and strengthen Russian influence, while a fair election could signal a shift towards the West.
GB News: How Labour is planning to betray Brexit via the back door on freedom of movement
A proposed Youth Mobility Scheme for EU nationals under 30 to migrate to the UK is under consideration, potentially allowing them to work or study for four years. This plan has sparked debate, with critics warning it may lead to a return of freedom of movement.
The scheme could be leveraged in broader discussions on security and trade, amidst ongoing immigration concerns in the UK. While Labour politicians support it, some argue it may exacerbate issues like wage suppression and strain on public services.
Le Monde: US election betting online: 'Some consider the data to be real-time polls'
Kamala Harris raised $500 million in a month for her presidential campaign, outpacing Donald Trump. Innovative fundraising methods, like Elon Musk's lottery for voters supporting Trump, have emerged, while prediction markets allow significant betting on election outcomes, with over $2 billion wagered.
Concerns about the integrity of American democracy are growing, especially with the influence of a French trader, Fredi9999, who has bet heavily on Trump's victory. This situation highlights the intertwining of financial interests and political processes, raising alarms about democratic stability.
#society
Gataway Couple: Barrington Hills RV Resort: Know Before You Go
Barrington Hills RV Resort, located in Hudson, Florida, offers over 300 campsites with full hook-ups and various amenities like a swimming pool, clubhouse, and recreational activities. It is accessible to both Thousand Trails members and non-members, making it a popular year-round destination.
While the resort provides a range of activities and a friendly atmosphere, some guests note the presence of many permanent residents and tight camping sites, which may affect privacy. Overall, it is considered a budget-friendly option for families looking to explore the Tampa area.
GB News: 'Make your own choice!' Forest Smoking director FUMES at Labour for 'nanny state' vaping law
Simon Clark, Director of Forest, criticized Labour's upcoming vaping law, labeling it a "nanny state" approach. The law will ban single-use vapes starting June 2025 due to environmental concerns and rising youth vaping rates.
Clark argues that adults should have the freedom to make their own choices regarding smoking and vaping, similar to other adult responsibilities. The proposed Tobacco and Vapes Bill aims to create a "smoke-free generation" but raises concerns about its impact on small businesses and potential black market issues.
#economy
Forbes: Harris Vs. Trump On The Economy: Trump’s Lead Shrinks In Latest Polls
Polling indicates that Americans prefer Donald Trump over Kamala Harris as the stronger candidate to lead the economy, with various surveys showing Trump leading by margins outside the margin of error. A significant portion of voters believe Trump will improve their personal financial situation compared to Harris.
Despite Harris narrowing the gap on specific economic issues, Trump maintains a clear advantage among voters prioritizing the economy in their presidential choice. Recent economic improvements have influenced public perception, but Trump's policies may impact different sectors differently if he wins.
#culture
Fox News: Find a host-ready look for Thanksgiving with these 10 outfit picks
To host a successful holiday gathering, it's essential to balance comfort and style in your outfit choices. Key pieces such as the Tahlia dress, pointed-toe loafers, and a cashmere quarter-zip can help you look polished while remaining comfortable.
Additional versatile options include a belted pleated skirt, plaid shacket, and sweater blazer to elevate your look for various occasions. Accessorize with elegant jewelry to complete your ensemble.
#crime
GB News: Nazi-obsessed terrorist found guilty of attempted murder after stabbing migrant in a 'protest' against small boat crossings
Callum Parslow, a 31-year-old far-right extremist, was found guilty of attempted murder after stabbing Eritrean asylum seeker Nahom Hagos at a Worcestershire hotel. The attack was described as a protest against migrant crossings, and Parslow attempted to publish a manifesto claiming he acted for England.
During the trial, evidence revealed Parslow's obsession with Nazi ideology, including possession of related memorabilia and weapons. He will be sentenced on January 17.
Fox News: Parents of Jennifer Gledhill — who was charged with allegedly murdering her husband — have been arrested
Jennifer Gledhill has been charged with the murder of her husband, Matthew Johnson, a member of the Utah National Guard. Her parents, Thomas and Rosalie Gledhill, were arrested for allegedly obstructing justice by lying to police and helping to conceal evidence related to the crime.
Reports indicate that Gledhill confessed to shooting her husband while he slept and disposing of his body. Witnesses claim to have seen her parents cleaning the scene shortly after the incident, raising suspicions about their involvement.