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14 Nov 2023
#illegals
GB News: Biden's migrant crisis to cost US taxpayers $451 BILLION a year, claims staggering report
A damning report suggests that Joe Biden's mismanagement of the migrant crisis is costing US taxpayers $451 billion a year. Republicans accuse Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas of accelerating illegal immigration. The crisis has resulted in millions of taxpayer dollars being spent and has impacted the federal government, state governments, and private citizens and businesses.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott reveals that over 63,800 migrants have been bused to sanctuary cities across the United States. However, some migrants sent to Chicago express discontent with their new lives and express a desire to return home. The difficult circumstances, including lack of job permits and school enrollment, lead one migrant to feel that the American Dream no longer exists.
#politics
PJ Media: Republicans Get Physical as McCarthy Throws Elbows at Burchett
A GOP representative was elbowed by Rep. Kevin McCarthy, after the former Speaker of the House was voted out of his position. The representative confronted McCarthy, who denied the incident. While physical aggression is not condoned, it shows signs of life in the Republican party.
Spectator USA: The QAnon Shaman is running for Congress
MAGA rioter Jake Chansley plans to run for Congress in Arizona in 2024. Chansley, known for his horned helmet and bare-chested appearance during the January 6 riot, filed paperwork to run as a Libertarian. He aims to focus on issues such as congressional term limits, criminalizing lobbying, and combating human trafficking.
Breitbart: Watch: Barbra Streisand Says She 'Can’t Live' in U.S. if Trump Becomes President
Barbra Streisand expresses her dissatisfaction with the possibility of Donald Trump being reelected in 2024, stating that she would move out of the country. She praises President Joe Biden and expresses concern about the rise of antisemitism in the United States.
Red State: NEW: Michigan Judge Rules Trump to Remain on 2024 Ballot
Former President Donald Trump will remain on the Michigan, Minnesota, and New Hampshire presidential ballots for 2024, as judges ruled that his eligibility should be decided by elected representatives in Congress, not the judiciary. The rulings mark a major victory for Trump, who is leading in the Republican primary race. The Supreme Court has expressed disinterest in hearing these cases.
GB News: Henry Bolton heaps praise on Suella Braverman after ‘explosive’ letter
Suella Braverman criticizes the Prime Minister, calling him weak and accusing him of failing to deliver on promises. Henry Bolton describes her remarks as a hand grenade in the Cabinet.
Breitbart: Lord of the Flies: Congress Devolves into Chaos as Elbows and Insults Fly
Tempers flared in Congress as Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene introduced a resolution to impeach DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, which was rejected with bipartisan support. Rep. Darrell Issa criticized Greene's lack of maturity in understanding her request. In a separate incident, Rep. Tim Burchett accused Rep. Kevin McCarthy of elbowing him in the back, sparking a heated confrontation. Senator Markwayne Mullin nearly got into a physical altercation with labor leader Sean O'Brien after O'Brien insulted Mullin during a committee hearing.
Red State: Sen. Mullin Gives Perhaps the Most Oklahoma Response Ever After Senate Hearing Fight Challenge Goes Viral
Republican politicians on Capitol Hill had a tense day filled with heated exchanges. Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy allegedly had a physical altercation with Rep. Tim Burchett. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene insulted Rep. Darrell Issa, leading to a heated exchange. Senator Markwayne Mullin challenged International Brotherhood of Teamsters General President Sean O'Brien to a fight during a Senate hearing after O'Brien insulted him. Despite the drama, Mullin stood by his actions, stating that people shouldn't run their mouths if they can't back it up.
GB News: WATCH: Suella Braverman has 'thrown a hand grenade into the middle of the Cabinet Office' with scathing remarks
Suella Braverman's harsh comments about the Prime Minister have caused a major disruption in the Cabinet Office, says Henry Bolton OBE.
The Blaze: Jordan Peterson corners Bill Maher with the question no Democrat will answer | Blaze Media
In a recent appearance on "Real Time with Bill Maher," Jordan Peterson criticizes the left for their inability to distance themselves from extremists. He poses the question, "When does the left go too far?" to which no Democrat would provide an answer. Dave Rubin commends Peterson for his delivery and asserts that RFK, who was initially hesitant to answer, has now left the Democratic Party and is running as an independent.
The Telegraph: SOAS Palestine Society demands reinstatement of students suspended after rally
Students at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) demand reinstatement after being suspended for participating in a pro-Palestine rally. The university claims the suspensions were due to misconduct during the demonstration, but the students accuse SOAS of political repression. The students also call on the department to publicly support the Palestinian people and denounce the siege of Gaza.
#society
Fox News: Court rejects Pennsylvania township's ban of 'Thin Blue Line' flag as unconstitutional
A federal court has ruled that a Pennsylvania community cannot ban the display of the "Thin Blue Line" American flag in support of law enforcement, stating that the ban violates the First Amendment. The township argued that the flag created discontent and distrust among the community, but the court ruled that the ban restricts free speech. The flag has been associated with both support for law enforcement and controversy due to its perceived racist undertones.
Tensions arose when a police union incorporated the "Thin Blue Line" flag into its logo, leading several township commissioners to oppose the move. The township's attorney sent a cease-and-desist letter to the union, citing the flag's contribution to conflict between police officers and communities. The commissioners later adopted a policy prohibiting township employees from displaying the flag while on duty or representing the township.
The Blaze: National Education Association staff vote to strike, demand union provide similar benefits it championed for educators | Blaze Media
The National Education Association (NEA) may face a strike by its 48 employees due to demands for better benefits. The NEA, known for its advocacy of strikes for teachers, has not kept up with inflation in terms of staff wages. Without a contract this week, the employees are scheduled to launch a two-day strike starting Friday at midnight.
Daily Signal: The Woke Left Thrives Because of the West’s Crisis of Meaning
The West is facing a surge in pro-Hamas sentiment and antisemitism. Higher education institutions are breeding grounds for this ideology, where the moral failings of the past are excused while evil acts are defended. The new secular religion of the West replaces basic ideas of good and evil with the powerless versus the powerful, leading to a culture war and conflict within Western societies. Radical movements aim to turn traditional Western notions of justice upside down, eradicating everything that offends them in the name of social justice. The key challenge is to rediscover and promote the values that made our civilization great.
Fox News: New York City officials urge food delivery companies to take action after fatal fire involving e-bike
New York City officials blame retailers and food delivery companies for not doing enough to prevent fires caused by unsafe e-bike and e-scooter batteries. A recent fire in Brooklyn, attributed to an electric scooter's lithium ion battery, resulted in the deaths of three people. The city has witnessed numerous fires related to these batteries in recent years and is urging companies to stop selling uncertified devices.
Daily Wire: Marlon Wayans Announces His Child Identifies As Trans, Plans To Discuss In New Comedy Special
Comedian Marlon Wayans revealed that his child has transitioned to identify as transgender, and he plans to incorporate this into his comedy routine. Wayans expressed his journey from ignorance and denial to unconditional love and acceptance, and his desire for his child to be free to be themselves. Despite a Gallup poll showing that only a small percentage of Americans identify as transgender, there are many trans-identified individuals in Hollywood, including children of celebrities.
#war
The Right Scoop: WATCH: New videos show how MASSIVE the pro-Israel crowd is at the National Mall in DC – [UPDATE: GREAT PHOTOS OF CROWD]
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The massive pro-Israel crowd at the National Mall in Washington DC is captured in videos by Richie McGuinness. A skateboard tour gives a perspective on the size of the crowd. Inspiring to see support for Israel in the face of anti-Israel hatred.
Euromaidan Press: Zelenskyy: Russia losing more troops, equipment at Avdiivka than it did at Bakhmut
President Zelenskyy highlights significant Russian losses in Avdiivka compared to Bakhmut, potentially impacting the war's momentum.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Roman Abramovich ‘handed over’ shares to Putin’s ‘wallets’ in £40m deal, documents claim
Leaked documents allege that Roman Abramovich transferred a stake in an advertising company to Putin's allies. The deal, worth $40 million, involved shell companies and close associates of Putin.
GB News: Nile Gardiner blasts lawyers as Prince Harry’s drug use labelled ‘private’ despite tell-all memoir
Prince Harry's visa application should be made public despite his past drug use, according to Margaret Thatcher's former aide. The Heritage Foundation believes he should not be given preferential treatment due to his celebrity status. Lawyers argue that his privacy should be respected and that his position in the US does not warrant the same level of scrutiny as in the UK.
Times Of Israel: ‘Let our people go’: Nearly 300,000 rally in Washington for Israel, hostages’ release
Nearly 300,000 people rallied in Washington, calling for the release of hostages held by terrorists in Gaza and condemning Hamas's attack. President Isaac Herzog addressed the rally, demanding the return of the hostages and praising US President Joe Biden. The US congressional leadership also condemned the chant calling for the elimination of Israel. The rally was designated a "level 1" security event and saw a large turnout in support of Israel. The demonstration was seen as a message of gratitude to Biden and a call for peace through victory.
The Telegraph: DeSantis praises Kemi Badenoch's fight against 'outlandish ideology'
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis praises UK MP Kemi Badenoch for fighting "outlandish ideology" and ensuring society is governed by "sound principles" during a trade deal signing. They both emphasize the importance of institutions being grounded in enduring principles rather than ideology. The UK-Florida trade pact aims to boost trade in various sectors.
Washington Free Beacon: While Hamas Planned Its Attack on Israel, Biden’s Intel Community Was Focused On Climate Change
The Biden administration's focus on climate change may have contributed to America's failure to detect Hamas's planned attack on Israel. Republican leaders in Congress are questioning the intelligence community's shift and prioritization, arguing that it sidelines other threats and endangers the U.S. and its allies. This has led to renewed scrutiny of the politicization of America's intelligence bodies and their failure to connect the dots in analyzing the raw intelligence.
Breitbart: Mike Johnson at 'March for Israel' Rally: Calls for Ceasefire 'Outrageous'
House Speaker Mike Johnson spoke at a "March for Israel" rally and opposed calls for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas terrorists. He stated that the calls for a ceasefire were outrageous and emphasized that Israel will stop their counter offensive when Hamas is no longer a threat. There are also hostages, including Americans, still held captive in Gaza.
#military
Breitbart: Report: Iran-Backed Militias Attack U.S. Forces in Syria Four Times in Less than 24 Hours
American and anti-ISIS coalition forces in northeastern Syria have been attacked multiple times by Iranian proxy forces. There were rocket and drone strikes, with the heaviest attack occurring on Monday morning. No casualties or significant damage were reported.
#education
Daily Wire: 3 Dead, 18 Injured After Bus Carrying Students Crashes In Ohio
A bus-truck collision in Ohio killed 3, injured 18 students. The crash involving Tuscarawas Valley Local School District is under investigation.
#crime
Red State: EIHL player Matt Petgrave Arrested by British Police on Suspicion of Manslaughter
British authorities have arrested hockey player Matt Petgrave for the death of Adam Johnson. Petgrave kicked Johnson in the neck with his skate during a game, causing a fatal injury. Petgrave has received criticism for returning to the ice without facing consequences.
Fox News: California woman, 27, found dead in Laguna Beach alley steps from work: report
A Laguna Beach woman was found dead and beaten in an alley. The victim has been identified as Tatum Goodwin. Her death is being investigated as a homicide.
Fox News: Serial football ticket scammer fugitive with victims nationwide captured in Georgia
A fugitive accused of scamming football fans out of money online has been captured and jailed. Paul Benjamin Locke, known as "Big Ben," advertised fake tickets and goods online and accepted payments without delivering. He was arrested on October 31 and is now incarcerated at Douglas County Jail in Georgia.
Fox News: Good Samaritan helps drag wounded Houston cop out of highway gunfight
A good Samaritan named John Lally saves a police officer's life during a shootout on Highway 59 in Houston. Lally witnesses a police chase turn into a car crash and pulls Officer Gibson, who was shot in the leg, to safety and provides aid. The suspect is later shot and killed by the police.
#sports
Daily Wire: Patrick Mahomes Confirms Red Underwear Rumor
Patrick Mahomes, star quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs, confirmed rumors that he wears the same red underwear for every game, but only on gameday. He believes they bring him good luck and won't wash them if the team is on a hot streak.
#outdoors
Backpacker: Hiker Wearing Cotton Hoodie Rescued from Snowstorm on Colorado 13er
In Colorado, an unprepared hiker got lost in a snowstorm on a mountain peak. The hiker was found hypothermic but alive after a 12-hour rescue operation. This incident highlights the importance of proper preparation and carrying essential gear when venturing into the backcountry.
#other
Newsbusters: CBS Boss Touts Crackdown on Fake Info, But CBS Elevated Hamas Faker
CBS News president Ingrid Ciprian-Matthews discussed the launch of a new fact-checking unit called "CBS News Confirmed" at a women's summit. The unit aims to combat disinformation and deep fakes by hiring journalists with expertise in visualization journalism, data journalism, and A.I. technology. However, CBS Evening News recently promoted a video from a known Hamas-linked propagandist, calling into question the effectiveness of their fact-checking efforts.
Fox News: Migrant crisis could cost taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars a year: GOP report
A House Homeland Security Committee report claims that the migrant crisis at the southern border could cost taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars each year. Republicans attribute the crisis to the Biden administration's "open borders" policies. The report highlights the financial costs of the crisis, including healthcare, law enforcement, education, and housing. It argues that American citizens and lawful residents are bearing the burden of mass illegal immigration.
Fox News: 4 new whooping cranes added to experimental Louisiana flock
Louisiana wildlife regulators have added four new whooping cranes to the state's experimental population in Vermilion Parish, bringing the total flock to 85. The cranes, an endangered species, were hatched and raised in various facilities before being transferred to the White Lake Wetlands Conservation Area.