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#illegals
Daily Wire: Chicago’s Migrant Housing Plan Would Boot Youth Football Team, Angry Residents Say
Chicago residents are angry that a plan to house 200 illegal migrants in a local park's field house will displace a youth football team. Alderman Chris Taliaferro opposes the proposal, stating that it would negatively impact the neighborhood and park programming. Coach Brion Page of the Windy City Dolphins Youth Football League also objects, arguing that the city is disregarding the needs of the local community. The city of Chicago has been grappling with a migrant crisis, having received over 17,000 illegal migrants since August of last year.
#politics
Newsbusters: CNN's Amanpour Enables Hillary Clinton's Kooky MAGA 'Cult' Deprogramming Talk
Hillary Clinton, in an interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour, calls for a "formal deprogramming" of MAGA "cult extremists," who she believes are intimidating House GOP members. Clinton blames Donald Trump for leading these extremists and questions their credibility.
Red State: Docs Show Hunter Biden Robbed Daughter's College Fund to Fuel 'Months-Long' Drug Binge
Hunter Biden allegedly withdrew money from his daughter's college fund to finance a drug and prostitute binge. He also failed to pay taxes on the funds. This revelation adds to the list of questionable actions by the Biden family.
Foreign Policy: What in the World?
1. Slovakian parliamentary elections were won by the populist Smer party led by Robert Fico, who opposes aid to Ukraine.
2. Incumbent President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih won the presidential election in the Maldives, seen as a referendum on China-India competition.
3. The European Union announced a $680 million aid package to Ethiopia, amid concerns over human rights abuses in the Tigray region.
4. Home Secretary Suella Braverman delivered a speech criticizing undocumented immigrants and advocating for stricter borders.
5. Approval from Kenya's Parliament is required before deploying police for a peacekeeping mission in Haiti.
6. A teenage Iranian girl is in a coma after a confrontation with police over violating the hijab law.
7. FIFA announced that Argentina, Paraguay, and Chile will co-host some 2030 men's World Cup games.
8. North Korea has reportedly stopped the nuclear reactor at its main atomic complex for the purpose of modernizing renovations.
9. Viking buildings had glass windows, suggesting their advanced technology.
10. A Saudi Arabian athlete rowed 12.3 miles across open water in just over 57 minutes, breaking a Guinness world record.
Flag And Cross: Hillary Clinton Calls for Forced 'Deprogramming' of Trump Supporters
Hillary Clinton expressed her desire for a "formal deprogramming" of Trump's supporters, going further than any major political figure in suggesting authoritarian measures. She also criticized the rise of extremism within the Republican Party. Clinton's remarks showcase her authoritarian tendencies and resentment towards Trump and his supporters. The Trump campaign uses her comments to reinforce their agenda against the Democratic Party's "re-education camp" plan.
#society
Daily Wire: Life’s Tough. Get A Helmet, Man.
Today, young adults are lacking the strength and bravery of previous generations. Testosterone levels have significantly decreased, impacting this decline. People now view attending a conservative speech as an act of bravery, while previous generations faced the horrors of war. Students seek validation and victimization, expecting to be coddled. The problem stems from a crisis in parenting, where children are not taught resilience. Life is tough, and it's time to toughen up.
#war
The Blaze: Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg reunite for long-awaited WWII drama 'Masters of the Air,' celebrating brave men of the 'Bloody Hundredth'
Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg will release "Masters of the Air," a drama series that follows the efforts of the 8th Air Force during World War II, on Apple TV+ on Jan. 26, 2024. The series is based on Donald L. Miller's book and pays tribute to the men who helped defeat Nazi Germany. Despite heavy casualties, the 8th Air Force adopted new tactics and continued to bomb Germany's industrial centers, ultimately unleashing 697,000 tons of bombs and earning numerous accolades.
Euromaidan Press: Russian occupation authorities threaten medical care cutoff for Ukrainians without Russian passports
Russian occupation authorities in the Zaporizhzhia Oblast of Ukraine have threatened to cut off medical care for Ukrainian citizens without Russian passports starting in 2024. The head of the occupation administration called on Ukrainians to apply for Russian passports, stating that only Russian citizens would receive medical care in the occupied territory.
#military
Forbes: Former Army Sergeant Charged With Attempting To Give Classified Information To China
Former Army sergeant, Joseph Daniel Schmidt, was charged with attempting to provide Chinese officials with classified military intelligence. Schmidt allegedly emailed the Chinese Consulate and security services, and then offered Chinese authorities a device to access military computer networks. The charges carry maximum sentences of 10 years in prison and $250,000 fines.
#culture
Daily Signal: Historical Sites Now A Target for Queer Ideology
The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation is offering workshops on teaching queer history, including LGBTQ+ content in performances and programming. These workshops are approved for Continuing Teacher and Leader Education credit in New York. Some argue that introducing these ideologies to young children can have long-term consequences and undermines the foundation's mission.
#crime
The Blaze: Blaze News investigates: What really happened with Tim Ballard and Operation Underground Railroad?
Recently, unsourced allegations from unnamed sources claimed sexual misconduct involving Operation Underground Railroad founder Tim Ballard. Women who have worked with Ballard allege that he manipulated and coerced them into crossing professional boundaries. Ballard and his wife responded to the allegations, denying many of the claims. Some women affiliated with O.U.R. rescue teams claim that Ballard used the couples ruse tactic as a tool for sexual grooming. They allege that he engaged in sexual contact with some women during missions and implemented a plan to manipulate them into participating.
#sports
Daily Wire: Travis Kelce Responds To Aaron Rodgers Calling Him ‘Mr. Pfizer’
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce responds to being called "Mr. Pfizer" by Aaron Rodgers after appearing in a commercial for the pharmaceutical company. Kelce stands by the vaccine and says it keeps his family safe.
Forbes: The Charlotte Hornets Should Pay Mr Beast For Jersey Patch Deal
MrBeast, a popular content creator, has secured a jersey patch deal with the Charlotte Hornets. His food brand, Feastibles, will be displayed on the jerseys and integrated into various team assets and events. With millions of loyal followers, this partnership has the potential to bring new fans to the Hornets and the NBA as a whole. MrBeast's reach and marketing capabilities make him a valuable asset, and the Hornets should consider paying him for the association. This groundbreaking deal highlights the growing influence of content creators in the sports industry.
Forbes: Leigh Wood Vs. Josh Warrington: Odds, Records, Prediction
Leigh Wood and Josh Warrington, both feeling underestimated, will clash in a featherweight title fight. Wood taunted Warrington in the past, but now defends his belt against him. Wood is favored to win, but Warrington is still a formidable opponent.
#other
On The Water: Fish Booze Friday Review: Ostreida Vodka
Last week, On The Water published a review of Crab Trapper Whiskey, declaring it the perfect booze for tautog fishermen. This week, they cracked open a bottle of Ostreida vodka, which is distilled with fresh oysters. The vodka, made by the Industrious Spirit Company, is smooth with a slight hint of saltiness. It supports sustainability and local shellfish farming, with a portion of sales going to GreenWave. The vodka is priced at $40 per bottle and is ideal for a variety of mixed drinks.
Daily Signal: Thousands March In Ohio Against Radical Abortion Ballot Measure
Thousands of pro-life activists marched in Columbus, Ohio, opposing a pro-abortion ballot measure. The measure, Ohio Issue 1, aims to enshrine the "right" to abortion into Ohio's constitution. Pro-life activists fear that if the measure passes, it will make Ohio one of the most pro-abortion states in the country.
Flag And Cross: Climate Change Activists Try Their Stunt on Busy Portugal Street, Local Drivers Clear the Road in Matter of Minutes
Climate activists in Portugal have adopted a disruptive tactic similar to the NFL national anthem protests, blocking a busy highway during rush hour. The group, known as Climáximo, claims to be fighting against the government and companies that have "declared war" on people and the planet. The protesters were eventually forcibly removed by angry motorists. This incident highlights the need for nuanced discussions on environmental conservation, as these disruptive stunts only serve to anger people and hinder meaningful dialogue.