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14 Nov 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Blue cities rush to dismantle migrant shelters as Trump inauguration approaches
In the wake of Donald Trump's election, sanctuary cities are reducing their migrant shelter systems as fears of mass deportation grow. New York City plans to close several shelters, including a major one on Randall's Island, as the number of new migrant arrivals decreases.
Chicago and Massachusetts are also scaling back their migrant support, citing budget constraints and a decline in migration. Chicago's Mayor announced the closure of multiple shelters, while Massachusetts is considering significant cuts to its migrant housing programs.
Fox News: Newly sworn-in LAPD chief sparks backlash after revealing plan to buck Trump admin on 'mass deportations'
LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell stated during a city council meeting that his department will not assist in mass deportations and will not inquire about individuals' immigration status. He emphasized the importance of protecting the immigrant community in Los Angeles, describing the city as a "city of immigrants."
McDonnell's remarks have drawn criticism from conservatives on social media, with some calling for federal intervention. He referenced California laws that limit local cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, asserting that LAPD's role is to serve all communities without regard to immigration status.
#politics
The Telegraph: Ben & Jerry’s claims it was silenced over Palestine
Ben & Jerry's is suing its parent company Unilever, claiming it has blocked the ice cream maker from making public statements regarding Palestinian refugees and the Gaza conflict. The lawsuit alleges Unilever breached a 2022 settlement by failing to respect Ben & Jerry's independent board's social mission.
This legal dispute follows previous tensions over Ben & Jerry's stance on social issues, including its decision to cease sales in the occupied West Bank in 2021. The ice cream brand has attempted to advocate for peace and human rights, but claims Unilever has silenced these efforts.
Times Of Israel: After presidency and Senate, Republicans complete US election sweep by securing House
Republicans have regained control of the US House and Senate, solidifying their power alongside President-elect Donald Trump. With a narrow majority, GOP leaders plan to implement Trump's agenda, which includes significant policy changes and potential investigations into his political adversaries.
House Speaker Mike Johnson aims to push an "ambitious" 100-day agenda, while Trump’s allies signal plans for retribution against those who challenged him. The Republican majority is precarious, relying on moderates, and the party faces challenges from within as it seeks to unify behind Trump's vision.
#society
GB News: Allison Pearson investigation by police is 'dangerous', Myers claims
Essex Police visited journalist Allison Pearson at her home on Remembrance Sunday, informing her that she is under investigation for a social media post from 2023. The incident has been criticized as "dangerous."
Fox News: North Carolina gun laws would strengthen under a push by Child Fatality Task Force
North Carolina's Child Fatality Task Force met with lawmakers to propose stronger gun storage laws, highlighting that firearms are a leading cause of child deaths in the state. They recommend revising existing laws, increasing funding for safety campaigns, and making all gun owners liable for safe storage.
The Task Force also aims to address youth mental health and suicide prevention, advocating for more resources in schools. Their proposals will be presented to the General Assembly for potential legislation.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: UN watchdog warns time to 'maneuver' on Iran's nuclear program is shrinking: report
The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Rafael Grossi, warned that the opportunity for a diplomatic resolution to Iran's nuclear development is diminishing. He emphasized the need for substantive progress during his upcoming meetings in Tehran, particularly regarding Iran's adherence to the Joint Statement from March 2023.
Grossi expressed concerns over Iran's nuclear program, which has escalated since the U.S. withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action in 2018. He is seeking increased access to nuclear sites and clarification on uranium traces found at undeclared locations, highlighting the urgency of the situation amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Le Monde: French-made weapons used in Sudan 'in violation of UN embargo,' reports Amnesty
Amnesty International reported that French-made military equipment is being used in Sudan, violating the UN arms embargo on Darfur. Armoured personnel carriers supplied by the UAE to the Rapid Support Forces were found equipped with French Galix defense systems.
The ongoing civil war in Sudan has led to significant displacement, with over 11 million people affected. Amnesty has called for France to halt the supply of these systems to the UAE, citing concerns over arms export controls and compliance with international law.
#culture
GB News: Stephen Dixon gives utterly brutal verdict on John Lewis Christmas advert: 'Utterly pointless'
John Lewis's Christmas advert, titled "The Gifting Hour," has faced criticism from GB News host Stephen Dixon, who described it as "utterly pointless." The two-minute ad follows a woman searching for a gift for her sister, but Dixon and co-host Ellie Costello felt it lacked emotional impact compared to previous campaigns.
Critics also noted the absence of male figures in the advert, with Dr. Renee Hoenderkamp stating that Christmas should represent family, including men. Former Home Affairs minister Norman Baker echoed the sentiment, finding the ad unclear and ineffective in promoting the product.
#other
GB News: US weather: Tropical storm could make landfall as ‘major’ hurricane in just days
A tropical storm developing in the Caribbean is expected to intensify into Hurricane Sara, potentially making landfall this weekend. Meteorologists warn that warm ocean temperatures and low wind shear create ideal conditions for rapid storm development, raising alarms for affected regions.
Families and businesses along the east and southeast coast are advised to prepare for severe weather as the storm approaches. The National Hurricane Center indicates a high likelihood of hurricane formation, marking this as a significant event in an already active storm season.