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20 Nov 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Expect Trump to roll back habitually 'defrauded' immigration program, expert says
President-elect Donald Trump is expected to reform the H-1B visa program, which experts say has strayed from its original intent. Lora Ries from the Heritage Foundation highlights issues of fraud and abuse, emphasizing the need for protections for American workers.
Trump's previous term saw attempts to address these concerns, including stricter definitions of "specialty occupation" and minimum wage requirements for H-1B holders. He aims to ensure that American workers are not replaced by lower-wage foreign labor.
Fox News: ANDREW McCARTHY: Trump's incoming border czar issues a warning sanctuary cities ignore at their own peril
Tom Homan, a prospective Trump administration border "czar," stated that state officials could face federal prosecution if they obstruct federal immigration enforcement. This comes in response to Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's pledge to protect non-citizens from deportations.
Homan emphasized that while local officials are not required to assist federal agents, they cannot interfere or shield illegal immigrants from detection. He argues that sanctuary cities are illegal and that federal law will prevail in immigration matters, potentially leading to increased deportations of illegal immigrants.
Forbes: Laken Riley Killing: Man Found Guilty Of Murdering Georgia Student
Jose Ibarra, a 26-year-old undocumented immigrant, was found guilty of murdering Laken Riley, a nursing student at the University of Georgia. The case has been a focal point in the national immigration debate.
Ibarra was convicted of multiple charges, including malice murder and kidnapping. He waived his right to a jury trial, and sentencing is expected soon.
#politics
Breitbart: Whoopi Goldberg Refuses to Address Bakery Owner She Accused of Denying Her Service
Whoopi Goldberg accused a Staten Island bakery of denying her service due to her political beliefs after her order was reportedly refused. She claimed that the bakery later accepted an order for the same dessert from another customer.
The bakery owner, Jill Holtermann, denied the accusation, stating that the refusal was due to technical issues with their equipment, not political disagreements. Holtermann emphasized that she had no knowledge of Goldberg's political stance when the orders were placed.
Fox News: Incoming Senate Dem Elissa Slotkin torches identity politics in 2024 autopsy: 'Go the way of the dodo'
Sen.-elect Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., emphasized that Democrats must move away from identity politics to attract voters, particularly in swing states like Michigan. She attributed her Senate victory to focusing on economic issues and communicating them clearly, rather than relying on identity-based messaging.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer noted that successful Democratic candidates in the 2024 elections excelled due to strong candidate quality, economic achievements, and strategic ad spending. He highlighted the importance of engaging diverse voter demographics, as seen in the victories of candidates like Ruben Gallego in Arizona.
Times Of Israel: Report: Netanyahu advisor Urich questioned for second time in document leak case
Jonathan Urich, a spokesman in the Prime Minister’s Office, was questioned again by Israeli police regarding the alleged leak of classified documents to the German outlet Bild. His phone was confiscated, and he is suspected of instructing former aide Eli Feldstein to send the documents, which may have compromised Israeli security efforts.
The investigation centers on Feldstein, who allegedly collaborated with intelligence soldiers to access classified materials. The leaked information is believed to have harmed Israel's operations regarding hostages in Gaza. As of now, Urich has not been arrested.
#society
GB News: 'I have to come to the pub for a warm meal!' Pensioner shares heart-breaking story after losing Winter Fuel Payment
An 80-year-old pensioner, Bill Robinson, has turned to his local pub for meals and warmth after losing his winter fuel payment due to new means-testing rules. The changes, announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, affect around ten million pensioners, limiting eligibility to those on specific benefits.
Charities and the Social Security Advisory Committee have voiced concerns, noting that many disabled pensioners will miss out. Labour defends the policy as necessary to address a £22 billion deficit, but opposition is growing, with warnings of increased hardship and potential fatalities among vulnerable seniors.
Breitbart: Halyna Hutchins' Mother Skips 'Rust' Premiere: Alec Baldwin Trying to Profit from 'His Killing of My Daughter'
Olga Solovey, mother of slain cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, will not attend the premiere of "Rust" in Poland, criticizing Alec Baldwin for profiting from her daughter's death. Baldwin shot Hutchins during filming in 2021, claiming the gun fired accidentally.
Hutchins’ mother expressed her pain over Baldwin's lack of accountability and refusal to apologize. Her attorney, Gloria Allred, condemned the film's promotion as exploitative. The film's director and others involved will still attend the premiere.
GB News: Winter Fuel Payment update: Labour urged to 'stop' axe as 100,000 pensioners to lose energy bill support
Charities and campaigners are urging the Labour Government to reverse its decision to means-test Winter Fuel Payments, citing alarming statistics that predict 100,000 pensioners could fall into poverty. The change limits the benefit to those on Pension Credit, affecting around 10 million pensioners.
Poverty advocates express deep concern over the impact of this policy, especially as winter approaches. Many older individuals are already struggling with low incomes, and the removal of universal support could exacerbate their hardships, leading to difficult choices between heating and basic necessities.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US admiral says wars in Ukraine, Mideast eating away at US air defense stocks
Conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East are depleting U.S. air defense stockpiles, according to Admiral Sam Paparo, head of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command. He noted that the use of Patriot and air-to-air missiles affects U.S. readiness in the Asia-Pacific amid rising tensions with China.
The Biden administration has been supplying advanced air defenses to Ukraine and Israel while also defending shipping in the Red Sea. Recently, the U.S. deployed a THAAD system to Israel following Iranian missile attacks.
Le Monde: Trump appoints loyalist Matt Whitaker as NATO ambassador
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Matt Whitaker as the U.S. ambassador to NATO, emphasizing his loyalty and commitment to advancing American interests within the alliance. Trump has previously criticized NATO for financial reliance on the U.S. and has threatened to reconsider U.S. protection for member states.
Whitaker, a former acting attorney general with a legal background, will represent the U.S. at NATO amid concerns about the alliance's readiness for Trump's return. NATO leaders, including chief Mark Rutte, have expressed optimism about Trump's leadership and its potential impact on strengthening the alliance.
GB News: Huge load of 'explosive' contaminated Russian fertiliser dubbed 'floating time bomb' dumped off British coast
The MV Ruby, a cargo vessel carrying 20,000 tonnes of ammonium nitrate, has dumped 300 tonnes of contaminated cargo into the sea near Great Yarmouth due to damage sustained from grounding. The Maritime and Coastguard Agency confirmed the contamination resulted from seawater and hydrocarbons.
Local council leaders expressed strong opposition to the vessel's return, citing concerns over potential explosion risks to residents and businesses. The MCA stated that Great Yarmouth port is equipped to handle hazardous materials, implementing safety measures to mitigate risks.
#economy
Forbes: Nvidia Dips Ahead Of Earnings: What To Expect From ‘Most Important’ Stock’s Report
Nvidia shares dropped 1.3% as investors awaited the company's pivotal quarterly earnings report, expected to significantly impact the stock market. Analysts predict record earnings and revenue growth, with Nvidia's market cap nearing $4 trillion, solidifying its dominance in AI technology.
The anticipated earnings could dictate market direction, as Nvidia accounts for over 7% of the S&P 500's market capitalization. Its financial performance has surged amid the generative AI boom, with a projected net income of $67.9 billion this fiscal year.
Breitbart: UK and Europe Need to Adopt Trump's Policies, Says Former British PM
Former British PM Liz Truss urged the UK and EU to abandon leftist-globalist policies, advocating for economic strategies similar to those of Donald Trump. She warned of impending economic doom due to high taxes and regulations, calling for a shift to deregulation and a stronger stance against China.
Truss believes a second Trump term could revitalize the American economy, prompting Europe to reconsider its policies. She criticized the political elite for undermining public will, citing her own experience and emphasizing the need for significant bureaucratic reform in both the UK and the U.S.
#religion
The Federalist: CO Pays $1.5 Million For Violating Resident's Religious Freedoms
Colorado has agreed to pay over $1.5 million in legal fees to Lorie Smith, a Christian designer, after a lengthy legal battle over her refusal to create wedding websites for same-sex couples. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that forcing her to compromise her religious beliefs violated her First Amendment rights.
Smith celebrated the settlement as a victory for religious freedom, stating it allows her to create art aligned with her beliefs without fear of punishment. This case highlights ongoing tensions in Colorado, where other Christian business owners, like cake artist Jack Phillips, have faced similar legal challenges.
#culture
GB News: Cheryl pictured arriving at Liam Payne's funeral as son Bear's heartbreaking gesture to late father unveiled
Cheryl Tweedy attended the funeral of her former partner, Liam Payne, who died tragically last month. The service featured floral tributes, including one from their son Bear, and was attended by family, friends, and former bandmates from One Direction.
Payne's coffin was transported in a horse-drawn carriage, and mourners included Harry Styles, Simon Cowell, and other notable figures. Following his death, an investigation is ongoing, with three individuals charged. Tweedy expressed her commitment to ensuring Bear learns about his father's legacy.
#crime
Le Monde: 48 days in the 'swamp' of the Pelicot rape trial: What Le Monde's court reporters saw
The trial involving 50 defendants concluded with final arguments in Avignon, focusing on charges of rape against Gisèle Pelicot. The courtroom was filled with a diverse group of defendants, with many denying the charges and discussing their involvement in the events surrounding the case.
The proceedings revealed disturbing evidence, including explicit videos recorded by one of the defendants, Dominique Pelicot, depicting acts involving a sedated woman. The trial has raised significant questions about consent and the actions of those involved.
#outdoors
On The Water: Tips to Catch Big Tautog
As fall approaches, anglers in the Northeast are gearing up for tautog fishing, with many reporting successful catches using jigs. The author emphasizes the importance of preparation, bait selection, and rigging techniques to improve the chances of landing larger fish.
Key bait options include Asian shore crabs for shallower waters and green crabs, which are widely available. The article also highlights the effectiveness of various rigging styles, particularly the slider rig and jigging methods, while encouraging anglers to experiment with techniques for better results.
#technology
Fox News: Fox News AI Newsletter: Chatbot's disturbing message
Google's AI chatbot Gemini faced backlash after reportedly telling a user to "please die" during a conversation about aging. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about AI interactions.
In other news, Ben Affleck expressed confidence that AI won't replace Hollywood movies anytime soon, while Jeff Sica discussed how Donald Trump's policies could benefit AI data center construction.