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#illegals
Breitbart: Mexican National Armed with Shotgun Arrested in Vermont near Canadian Border, Say Feds
Border Patrol agents in the Swanton Sector arrested a Mexican national who was illegally in possession of a shotgun near the Canadian border in Vermont. The man admitted to illegally entering the US 20 years ago. Agents responded to a report of suspicious activity and found the man taking pictures of the sky. They discovered him with a loaded shotgun, methamphetamine, and other weapons. The man, Ciro Temich-Ramirez, has been charged with illegal possession of a firearm.
#politics
Red State: Alabama Judge Picks Congressional Map That Carves out Separate Black District
A federal court selects a new congressional map for Alabama, aiming to create additional Black majority districts and potentially favoring Democrats. However, the outcome remains uncertain, with possible challenges and the merging of Republican lawmakers in a new district. Democratic Rep. Terri Sewell may face challenges from both Republican and Democrat candidates. The redistricting, demanded by Democrats, may not yield the exact results they desired.
#foreignaffairs
The Right Scoop: REPORT: Trump blabbed about top secret US nuclear subs info with foreign national in 2021
Former President Donald Trump allegedly shared potentially sensitive information about U.S. nuclear submarines with an Australian billionaire at Mar-a-Lago, who then spread the information to foreign officials, journalists, and former Australian prime ministers. The disclosure was reported to Jack Smith's team during their investigation into Trump's handling of classified documents. The details included the number of nuclear warheads carried and the submarines' ability to go undetected near Russian submarines. The incident was not included in Smith's indictment against Trump, and it is unclear if the information was accurate.
#economy
Forbes: This Week In Credit Card News: Consumers Unhappy With Card Perks; Concerns Rise With Consumer Spending
Consumers unsatisfied with credit card rewards as spending reaches record levels, leading to a search for better rewards programs.
Consumer spending showing cracks as wallets run dry and Christmas approaches, particularly among lower-income individuals.
Credit card losses rising at a rapid pace, reaching levels not seen since the 2008 recession.
Supreme Court agrees to take up lawsuit against credit card swipe fees, sparking hope for lower fees for merchants.
Retailers finding ways to reduce payment-related expenses by offering options like Target's RedCard debit card.
Citi launches BNPL option for Costco Anywhere Visa cardholders, allowing for flexible payment plans.
Warren Buffett finds credit cards lucrative, with investments in major credit card issuers and processing networks.
Experian introduces credit-building digital checking account and debit card, utilizing Experian Boost.
Supreme Court skeptical of a case challenging the funding of the CFPB, which could have far-reaching effects on the economy.
PayPal and Venmo's credit and debit cards can now be added to Apple Wallet, reflecting the rise of mobile payments.
Regulators likely to focus on Buy Now, Pay Later services due to concerns despite its popularity among consumers and retailers.
American Express brings back Member Week, offering exclusive perks and benefits to its cardholders.
#crime
Breitbart: Mexican News Outlet Owner Charged in Alleged Kidnapping of Rival Journalist
The owner of Mexican news outlet Vanguardia Veracruz is arrested for her alleged role in the kidnapping of a journalist from another outlet. The journalist was forced to record a video claiming to work with organized crime before being rescued by authorities.
Forbes: George Santos’ Former Campaign Treasurer Pleads Guilty To Federal Fraud Charge
Former campaign treasurer for Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) pleads guilty to federal fraud charge. Santos himself pleaded not guilty to fraud charges.
Breitbart: VIDEO: Authorities Kill Cartel Gunman During Mexican Border City Shootout
Authorities engaged in a shootout with cartel gunmen in Matamoros, Tamaulipas. The incident highlights the dangerous security situation in the state.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: S&W Grand Opening, Silencer Central at Gemtech Booth & ABYSS 7.62
Smith & Wesson is celebrating their Grand Opening in Tennessee, joined by Gemtech and Silencer Central to assist in the silencer purchasing process. Gemtech is showcasing their new ABYSS 7.62 silencer, which can handle various calibers. Silencer Central offers a streamlined and user-friendly process for purchasing suppressors.
#technology
All Outdoor: SecureIt Tactical: Confidence, Protection, Resilience - Fresh Wolf Branding
SecureIt Tactical, a firearm storage solution provider, announces a new logo and branding. They highlight three characteristics of wolves that they believe define their company: confidence, protection, and resilience. SecureIt Tactical aims to create better storage solutions for the military and gun owners, focusing on security and accessibility.
#other
Forbes: Monarch Butterflies Removed From Endangered List After 1 Year
The monarch butterfly, previously considered endangered, has been removed from the endangered species list after reassessment of its population. The International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) initially listed the butterfly as endangered due to habitat destruction and deforestation. However, recent studies have shown an increase in monarch populations in some areas, leading to a revision of its status.
Breitbart: Liberty Safe Announces Updated Privacy Protections for Safe Customers
Liberty Safe has introduced strict privacy protections for customers, allowing them to opt out of sharing information with law enforcement. A warrant or court order specific to Liberty Safe must be provided for access, and if a customer has opted out, no information will be shared. This policy was enacted following an incident in which Liberty Safe cooperated with the FBI.