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18 Nov 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Trump declaring national emergency at border would not lead to militarization of country, expert says
Concerns over President-elect Trump's potential use of military for mass deportations have been dismissed by experts, who argue the military's role would be supportive and logistical, not militarizing neighborhoods. Trump confirmed plans to declare a national emergency to address immigration.
Critics fear aggressive actions, but experts suggest targeted arrests rather than widespread sweeps. State leaders are preparing to counteract Trump’s deportation strategy, emphasizing the limitations of federal enforcement capabilities.
GB News: Matt Goodwin outlines how Britain can STOP small boats crisis in three-point plan
Political commentator Matt Goodwin suggests that Labour can address the small boats crisis in the UK with a three-point plan: leaving the European Convention on Human Rights, reforming the Human Rights Act, and implementing a robust deterrent policy similar to Rwanda's. He argues that current laws are being exploited by illegal migrants to avoid deportation.
Labour has reportedly made progress in deporting illegal migrants, with nearly 10,000 deported since taking power. A Labour source criticized the previous Conservative government's handling of immigration, claiming it wasted £700 million on ineffective schemes.
#politics
Fox News: Liberals rage against 'Morning Joe' 'betrayal' after co-hosts meet with Trump: 'We will not forgive'
"Morning Joe" co-hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski faced backlash from liberals after revealing they met with President-elect Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago. The hosts discussed various contentious issues and aimed to restart communication, but their critics accused them of normalizing Trump.
The meeting sparked outrage on social media, with many calling them "grifters" and "cowards." Scarborough defended their intentions, stating they seek to report on Trump rather than normalize him. The incident highlights the ongoing tension within media circles regarding coverage of Trump.
#society
Fox News: Air Force officer-turned-Miss America shuts down Hollywood misconceptions about beauty queens
Madison Marsh, the first active-duty Air Force officer crowned Miss America, aims to reshape perceptions of beauty pageants. She emphasizes that her competition focused on public speaking and community service, particularly through her nonprofit, the Whitney Marsh Foundation, which addresses pancreatic cancer.
Marsh, who lost her mother to the disease, advocates for increased funding for pancreatic cancer research. She plans to share her story with Congress to secure $25 million for research initiatives, highlighting the disparity in funding for pancreatic cancer compared to other leading cancers.
Breitbart: Box Office: Amazon-MGM's $200 Million-Plus Christmas Movie Starring Dwayne Johnson Opens to $34.1 million
"Red One," featuring Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans, debuted with $34.1 million, topping the box office but falling short of its estimated $200-$250 million budget. While critics panned it, audience reception was better, suggesting potential longevity on Prime Video.
Despite its underwhelming theatrical performance, the film's release may provide a boost to struggling theaters ahead of the Thanksgiving box office surge, with major titles like "Wicked" and "Gladiator II" set to arrive soon.
#economy
The Economist: Britain’s government wants bigger pension funds
The UK government is pushing to consolidate local government pension schemes into larger "megafunds" to streamline the pension system. Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced this initiative, which echoes previous efforts by former Chancellor George Osborne to create "British wealth funds."
While the consolidation aims to benefit savers, experts suggest it may not significantly enhance economic growth. The government continues to navigate the complexities of pension reform amid ongoing political challenges.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: Portrait of a Noble Jesuit
Fr. Joseph Fessio, a Jesuit priest, is celebrated for his unwavering commitment to traditional Catholic teachings amidst modernist challenges within the Church. He founded Ignatius Press and has played a significant role in Catholic education, earning respect for his tenacity and dedication to the faith.
His life story, detailed in a new biography, highlights his athleticism, theological studies, and close friendship with Pope Benedict XVI. Fessio's contributions to Catholic literature and education have made a lasting impact, inspiring many to uphold the Church's teachings.
#culture
Fox News: Nicole Kidman explains why she wakes up 'crying and gasping' at 3 am
Nicole Kidman recently shared her reflections on mortality following the death of her mother, Janelle, in September. In a GQ interview, she expressed how the loss of her parents has intensified her emotions and shaped her experiences as a mother and actress.
Kidman described the struggle of balancing grief with family responsibilities, recalling how her daughters reacted to their grandfather's passing in 2014. She emphasized the importance of processing pain to support her family, acknowledging that the natural course of life involves loss and the passing of generational roles.
Le Monde: 'Dune: Prophecy': The exercise of power in a galactic convent
"Dune: Prophecy," a prequel series to Frank Herbert's "Dune," explores the origins of the Bene Gesserit order, set ten thousand years before the events of the films. Created by Diane Ademu-John and Alison Schapker, it features characters like Valya and Tula Harkonnen navigating a galaxy ruled by a weak emperor.
The series combines elements of space opera and dynastic tragedy, showcasing life in a convent that serves as a training ground for the Bene Gesserit. With themes of power and revenge, it offers a fresh take on the Dune universe, distinct from other popular franchises.
#history
The Telegraph: 13th-century Polynesians settled on freezing sub-Antarctic islands after ‘mind-blowing’ sea voyage
Archaeologists have uncovered evidence that Polynesian explorers settled on Enderby Island in the Auckland archipelago during the 13th century. This discovery includes stone tools, waste mounds, and dog bones, showcasing their remarkable navigation skills across the Southern Pacific Ocean.
Professor Christian Turney described the journey as a "mind-blowing" feat of exploration, highlighting the challenges faced by these early navigators in such a remote and harsh environment.
#health
GB News: Lauren Laverne's TV return confirmed as BBC speaks out amid 46-year-old's cancer battle
Lauren Laverne will return to BBC broadcasting this month after a three-month absence due to cancer treatment. She will resume hosting duties on The One Show and BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs, with new episodes starting December 1, and will return to BBC Radio 6 Music in early 2024.
Laverne had stepped away from her roles in August after her cancer diagnosis was revealed during a routine screening. She expressed gratitude for the support from medical teams, family, and colleagues, and encouraged others to prioritize health screenings.
#crime
GB News: Driver killed after being struck by two vehicles while walking along A21 just seconds after crashing his own car
A man in his 40s was killed after being struck by a van and a car while walking along the A21 in Pembrey, Kent. He had exited his white Isuzu pickup truck following a prior collision with the central reservation before being hit shortly after 6pm.
Kent Police confirmed that emergency services pronounced him dead at the scene. The Serious Collision Investigation Unit is investigating and appealing for witnesses or dashcam footage to come forward.
Le Monde: 'Family destroyed': Children of French rape victim speak of heartbreak
Gisèle Pelicot, a victim of an alleged decade-long abuse scheme orchestrated by her husband, Dominique Pelicot, is at the center of a high-profile trial involving 50 co-defendants. Her children expressed their anguish in court, with her daughter claiming she was also a victim of abuse by their father.
The trial, which has lasted over ten weeks, has seen Dominique confess to rape but deny abusing his daughter. The defendants, some claiming ignorance of the drugging involved, face serious charges, with many admitting to their roles in the assaults. Sentencing is expected soon.