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The Telegraph: Politics latest news: Braverman's blistering letter was a 'hand grenade' to No 10
Suella Braverman's scathing resignation letter after being sacked by Rishi Sunak criticizes the Prime Minister's broken promises and failed leadership. It has caused shockwaves in Westminster and divided opinions among the Right.
GB News: I want Rishi to prove Suella wrong says Sir John Redwood
Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman has resigned and accused the Prime Minister of ignoring problems with the small boats policy. MP John Redwood wants the Prime Minister to address her concerns and prove her wrong. He also suggests revisiting the settlement with the EU to address lingering issues.
The Federalist: Megadonor George Soros Hides Behind 'Democracy' PACs To Sabotage It
George Soros, the biggest financier of political causes in the US, poured millions into federal campaigns in 2022 and used hidden contributions to influence elections. His funds went to entities like Democracy PAC II, ColorofChange.org, and DNC Services Corp., all supporting Democratic candidates and organizations. Soros has a history of funding left-wing groups and has faced fines for campaign finance violations. He supported Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and worked to remove Donald Trump from office. Soros is already making moves to sway the 2024 presidential election.
The Telegraph: Rwanda ruling latest updates: Supreme Court set to decide deportation policy
Five Supreme Court judges will decide the future of the UK's Rwanda deportation policy. The ruling is crucial for the government's migration policy and its plans to tackle Channel crossings. Former home secretary Suella Braverman accused Rishi Sunak of betraying the nation, while a new Rwanda treaty may be drawn up depending on the court's ruling.
GB News: This government no longer seems serious about solving illegal migration, warns Jacob Rees-Mogg
Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg criticizes his own colleagues and accuses the Prime Minister of failing to fulfill key election promises. Suella Braverman's scathing letter highlights broken assurances on migration, human rights, Northern Ireland, and gender identity. Rees-Mogg believes Braverman's support for Rishi Sunak was pivotal in his election, and questions if the Prime Minister made these promises. He also raises concerns about the Rwanda policy's legality and the government's approach to migration. Rees-Mogg warns that the Conservative Party risks alienating its voter base and urges tax cuts and stricter migration policies.
Fox News: Trump vs. Biden: A dramatic difference in how the media treat each campaign
Joe Biden's campaign is struggling while Donald Trump's is thriving in the Republican primaries. Despite Biden's legislative achievements and Trump's legal troubles, the former president's popularity has increased due to allegations of deep-state persecution. The media's credibility has taken a hit, and Biden isn't receiving credit for his legislative actions. Inflation remains a major concern for the public. Trump continues to test the limits of gag orders and reposts statements supporting his belief in election interference. As the media offers Biden advice on rescuing his campaign, suggestions include recalling Rahm Emanuel and Ron Klain and attacking Republicans more aggressively. Democrats urgently advise Biden to abandon "Bidenomics" but refrain from attacking Trump, as the media is already doing that. Meanwhile, reports speculate on the terrible things Trump may do in a second term, and his team cooperates in detailing his plans to crack down on illegal immigrants. Trump continues to use incendiary language that amplifies his message, even when facing backlash. It is difficult to predict the outcome of a likely rematch between the two candidates.
Fox News: San Francisco business owner roasts Newsom for cleaning up city for world leaders: 'He doesn't care' about us
A San Francisco business owner is frustrated with the city government and Gov. Newsom over the cleanup done ahead of the APEC summit, believing it was done for show rather than security. Newsom admitted to the optics-driven cleanup, which angers the business owner who feels that leaders do not prioritize serving the people. The summit is expected to inject $53 million into San Francisco's economy, but the business owner points out that the city's poor management has led to an exodus of residents and failing businesses.
Daily Signal: Mayorkas Faces Another Grilling at 'Threats to Homeland' Hearing
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas will face tough questioning on America's southern border security threats at a congressional hearing. Mayorkas has been criticized for evading answers in previous testimonies, particularly regarding specific numbers and the handling of apprehended terrorists. Amidst increasing concerns about border security, Republican lawmakers plan to highlight the Biden administration's shortcomings and press Mayorkas on future border security plans. FBI Director Christopher Wray and Christine Abizaid will also testify.
#war
The Telegraph: Ukraine-Russia war live: Russia will pay 'heavy price for Avdiivka,' says Zelensky
Russian losses in Avdiivka are weakening their war effort in eastern Ukraine. Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that defending Avdiivka is crucial to their plans. The destruction of Russian forces near Avdiivka will worsen the overall situation for the enemy.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: Mahmoud Abbas’s Last Chance Has Finally Arrived
The United States hopes to involve Mahmoud Abbas in the future of Gaza, despite his unpopularity. Abbas supports creating an independent Palestinian state but has failed to secure lasting peace. While some see him as the last hope for negotiations, others, including Palestinians, feel betrayed by his collaboration with Israel. Israelis also lack faith in Abbas and doubt his ability to manage security in the region. International institutions may be called upon to provide basic services and security in Palestinian enclaves, but Israelis are skeptical of UN peacekeepers. Some experts believe that a reconciliation between Hamas and the Palestinian Authority is the best solution. Despite his shortcomings, Abbas dismantled the military wing of Fatah, kept the West Bank relatively stable, and accurately predicted the outcome of Gaza's current state. While some see him as the best chance for peaceful resolution, others are willing to wait for new leadership to emerge.