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#illegals
GB News: Channel migrant numbers overtake the entire 2023 total as more than 1,200 arrive this week
The number of illegal Channel migrants arriving in the UK this year has surpassed the total for all of 2023, reaching 29,451. With two months remaining in the year, projections suggest the final count could exceed 35,000, driven by improved weather conditions and increased crossings.
The rise in migrant numbers poses challenges for the Labour Government, which has vowed to combat people smuggling. This year has also seen a record number of migrant deaths in the Channel, highlighting the dangers of these crossings.
Liberty Nation News: Open Borders America: 600 Migrants Connected to Violent Gang - Liberty Nation News
Over 600 migrants in the U.S. may be linked to the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, raising concerns about border control and vetting processes. The Department of Homeland Security has reported a rise in crime associated with this gang, including sex trafficking and shootings.
In Louisiana, a lawsuit has been filed against federal agencies after a Chinese immigrant with a rare, drug-resistant tuberculosis strain allegedly exposed hundreds to the disease. Officials highlight the risks of an "open porous border" and call for stricter immigration policies.
#politics
GB News: 'If you can join the army, you can buy tobacco!' Forest Smoking director blasts vaping ban
Simon Clark, Director of Forest, criticized Labour's upcoming vaping law, labeling it a "nanny state" approach. The law will implement a ban on single-use vapes starting June 2025.
Fox News: 11 Dems join GOP lawmakers to threaten UN funding over 'ongoing hostility' to Israel
Over 100 bipartisan House lawmakers have warned the United Nations that any retaliation against Israel regarding its conflict with Hamas could jeopardize U.S. funding to the UN. They expressed concern over a recent resolution that seeks to downgrade Israel's status at the UNGA.
The lawmakers criticized the UN for perceived bias against Israel and emphasized the importance of U.S. support for Israel's right to self-defense. They stated that ongoing hostility from the UN could lead to significant changes in U.S. financial contributions.
The Federalist: House Demands More Docs Over NewsGuard Censorship Machine
Republicans on the House Oversight Committee are investigating NewsGuard for its collaboration with federal agencies on misinformation. Chairman James Comer has requested additional documents regarding NewsGuard's government contracts, citing concerns over First Amendment rights and potential censorship.
Comer emphasizes the need for transparency, noting that numerous government grants and contracts have been issued to combat misinformation. A deadline of November 8 has been set for NewsGuard to comply with the request.
Fox News: 'Ill-fated effort': McConnell was 'furious' at Rick Scott's 2022 leader bid, book says
Mitch McConnell was reportedly angered by Rick Scott's last-minute leadership challenge in 2022, viewing it as an attempt to distract from Scott's poor management of the Senate GOP campaign. McConnell criticized Scott's agenda, believing it would be exploited by Democrats.
Despite the challenge, McConnell took pride in his victory and emphasized his traditional Republican values. Scott responded by asserting their fundamental disagreements and advocating for dramatic changes in Washington.
Breitbart: Brexit Betrayal: E.U. to Demand Fishing Rights for UK Waters
The European Union plans to leverage energy supplies to secure unfettered fishing rights in UK waters, as the current Brexit deal on fisheries and energy expires in 2026. The EU aims to renegotiate terms if the UK grants full access to its fishing grounds.
Political tensions are rising in the UK, with opposition parties criticizing Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer for not adequately defending the fishing industry against EU demands. Reform UK leader Richard Tice has highlighted this as a failure of both major parties.
#society
Breitbart: Homeless Encampment Forced to Move Before Taylor Swift New Orleans Show
In preparation for three Taylor Swift concerts expected to attract 150,000 visitors, New Orleans authorities relocated a homeless encampment near the Superdome. This move, affecting about 75 individuals, has drawn criticism from advocates who argue it disrupts efforts for permanent housing.
State officials stated the relocation was necessary for safety and to present the city positively during major events. Critics, however, contend the action is a waste of resources and harms those already vulnerable.
Times Of Israel: TikToker charged for tearing down Greek flags she thought were Israeli at NJ eatery
Amber Matthews was arrested for tearing down Greek flags at a New Jersey restaurant, mistaking them for Israeli flags. Charged with bias and intimidation, she faces court on December 3 after her viral TikTok video of the incident gained significant attention.
Local police emphasized the community's commitment to dignity and respect, stating that harassment and discrimination will not be tolerated.
GB News: 'It is SHOCKING and DISGRACEFUL the way Labour's treating old people!' Pensioner hits back in heated rant
Pensioners in the UK are protesting the government's decision to means-test the winter fuel payment, affecting around 10 million elderly citizens. Many express outrage over perceived unfair treatment, highlighting the struggles of those unable to afford heating.
Critics argue that while politicians receive heating payments for second homes, vulnerable elderly individuals are left without essential support.
#military
Times Of Israel: Resolutely rooted war-time farmers work together to douse Hezbollah rocket flames
Hezbollah launched over 120 rockets at northern Israel, hitting a house in Netiv Hashayara and damaging nearby avocado groves. Fortunately, no one was home during the attack, but the incident highlights the ongoing danger faced by residents amid escalating cross-border violence.
Despite the attacks, the community remains resilient, with residents refusing to evacuate. The situation underscores the complexities of local relations and the impact of the conflict on agricultural life in the area.
#culture
Forbes: Mentor Nicole Scherzinger Remembers Liam Payne’s ‘Light And Laughter’: What To Know About His Death
Liam Payne, former One Direction member, died after falling from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires on October 16. Autopsy results indicated he had multiple drugs in his system, and authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding his death.
Nicole Scherzinger, who had recently collaborated with Payne, expressed her grief on Instagram, while fellow bandmates and others in the music industry shared their condolences. One Direction's music saw a surge in streaming following his passing.
Breitbart: Jack Jones, Grammy-Winner Famous for Singing ‘The Love Boat’ Theme Song, Dies at 86
Jack Jones, the Grammy-winning singer known for the theme song of "The Love Boat," has died at 86 after a battle with leukemia. He gained fame in the 1950s and 1960s, winning two Grammy Awards and earning nominations throughout his career.
Jones was celebrated for his smooth vocals and memorable performances, leaving a lasting impact on music and television.
#crime
Le Monde: French courts set to try far-right activists for murder of Argentine rugby star
Two far-right activists, Loik Le Priol and Romain Bouvier, are set to stand trial for the murder of former Argentine rugby player Federico Martin Aramburu, who was shot in Paris in March 2022. Both are accused of premeditated killing and armed violence.
Le Priol, a former marine commando, was arrested at the Hungary-Ukraine border shortly after the incident. He and Bouvier face additional charges related to aiding and escaping from the crime scene.
Breitbart: Mexican Army Kills 19 Cartel Gunmen During Shootout in Sinaloa
Mexican Army soldiers engaged in a shootout with cartel gunmen in Sinaloa, resulting in the deaths of 19 gunmen and the arrest of crime boss Edwin Antonio “El Max” Rubio Lopez. The conflict is part of an ongoing turf war within the Sinaloa Cartel.
The violence has led to numerous murders and forced disappearances as rival factions vie for control. The military operation also seized significant weaponry and vehicles.
Fox News: Wealthy lakefront neighborhood rocked after family butchered in their own home
A 15-year-old boy in Washington state has been charged with murdering his parents and three siblings, allegedly staging the scene as a murder-suicide. His 11-year-old sister survived by playing dead and provided police with details of the incident.
The suspect has been charged with five counts of first-degree aggravated murder and is being held in juvenile detention, with a request to move the case to adult court. Authorities described the event as a domestic violence incident involving firearms.