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#illegals
GB News: Lee Anderson demands small boats be turned back 'the same day' after Christmas Channel crossings: 'It makes me sick!'
Reform UK MP Lee Anderson has criticized Labour's handling of Channel crossings, calling for immediate action to turn back migrant boats. He expressed outrage over the increase in illegal arrivals, stating that boats should be returned to France on the same day they attempt the crossing.
Anderson dismissed Labour's efforts as ineffective and emphasized the need for a tough deterrent approach. He reiterated calls for the UK to leave the European Convention on Human Rights to facilitate this policy. The Home Office has stated it will monitor crossings using spy satellites.
#politics
Fox News: CNN's viewership skewered by comedian Whitney Cummings during live New Year's broadcast
Comedian Whitney Cummings humorously criticized CNN's low ratings during the network's New Year's Eve broadcast, comparing her audience size to that of the channel. Despite the jab, hosts Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen took it in stride, sharing laughs about their own touring experiences.
CNN's viewership has significantly declined since the 2024 election, with a 33% drop in total viewers and even larger losses in key demographics. Cummings also expressed her preference for entertainment that doesn't lecture audiences, highlighting her new trivia show on streaming service Max.
Times Of Israel: Palestinian Authority pursuing West Bank terrorists to impress Trump, analysts say
The Palestinian Authority (PA) is intensifying efforts to assert control in the West Bank, particularly in Jenin, as it clashes with armed groups like the Jenin Battalion, linked to Hamas and Islamic Jihad. This escalation follows the October 7 attack on Israel, which prompted a war in Gaza.
Analysts suggest the PA aims to demonstrate its capability to maintain order ahead of Donald Trump's inauguration, hoping to gain U.S. support for governing Gaza post-conflict. However, tensions with Hamas and fears of intra-Palestinian violence are rising amid ongoing Israeli military actions.
#military
Liberty Nation News: US Navy Shooting Down Own Fighter Points to Larger Problem - Liberty Nation News
The USS Gettysburg mistakenly shot down a US Navy FA-18F Super Hornet during a mission targeting Houthi rebels in Yemen. The incident involved quick reactions from the aircraft's crew, who ejected before the missile struck. Both aviators survived, but the event raises concerns about the readiness of the Gettysburg, which had undergone extensive modifications prior to deployment.
A Government Accountability Office report highlighted ongoing issues with the cruiser’s systems and training, indicating it may not have been fully prepared for its air defense role. The incident underscores the need for a thorough investigation into the ship's modernization and training protocols to prevent future friendly fire occurrences.
#crime
Times Of Israel: FBI seizes over 150 homemade pipe bombs in Virginia man’s home
Federal agents arrested Brad Spafford in Virginia after uncovering over 150 homemade explosive devices, marking one of the largest seizures in FBI history. The explosives were found in his garage and included pipe bombs and bomb-making materials. Spafford faces charges related to firearms and explosives.
Defense attorneys argue there is no evidence he planned violence, noting his lack of a criminal record. They question the usability of the devices, stating trained technicians had to rig them to explode. Spafford has been placed under house arrest while further legal proceedings continue.
The Telegraph: German firefighter spared jail for rape so he can keep his job
A German court has drawn criticism for giving firefighter Thomas B an 11-month probation sentence for raping an unconscious friend, prioritizing his job over justice for the victim. The judge described the act as an "immature reaction" to personal issues, despite acknowledging the trauma caused.
The victim, Jennifer L, detailed the emotional impact of the assault, while the prosecution plans to appeal the lenient ruling, asserting it does not adequately address the severity of the crime. Under German law, rape typically carries a minimum two-year prison sentence.