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#illegals
The Western Journal: ICE Arrests Two Illegal Immigrants Suspected of Child Rape After They Were Released by Local Authorities
ICE has arrested two illegal immigrants in Massachusetts for child rape after they were previously released by local authorities. Mynor Stiven De Paz-Munoz, a Guatemalan migrant, faces multiple charges, while Colombian migrant Billy Erney Buitrago-Bustos has also been charged with similar offenses.
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has stated that the state will not cooperate with federal immigration enforcement efforts, despite the serious crimes committed by these individuals. The situation highlights ongoing tensions between state policies and federal immigration laws.
#politics
Forbes: Bezos Denies He Said Trump Would Lose—And To Sell Tesla Stock—In Latest Feud With Musk
Elon Musk accused Jeff Bezos of advising people to sell their stakes in Musk's companies before the presidential election, a claim Bezos denied on social media. Musk did not provide evidence for his assertion, which adds to their ongoing rivalry.
Despite Musk's claims, Bezos has not publicly shown anti-Trump sentiment and has previously praised him. The two billionaires have a long history of competition, particularly in the aerospace sector.
Times Of Israel: Swiss court rejects Israeli mining tycoon’s appeal against jail time in graft case
A Swiss court has upheld the three-year prison sentence of French-Israeli businessman Beny Steinmetz for bribing Guinean officials to secure mining rights in the Simandou region. Steinmetz's appeal to annul the sentence was rejected, with the court finding no merit in claims of prosecutorial misconduct.
Steinmetz, who has faced legal issues in multiple countries, was accused of orchestrating a bribery scheme involving $10 million to obtain lucrative mining rights. His lawyers plan to appeal the decision to Switzerland's highest court.
#society
Forbes: Iceland Volcano: Evacuations Ordered After Seventh Recent Eruption (Photos)
A volcano near Iceland's capital erupted late Wednesday, marking the seventh eruption since late last year. The eruption created a fissure near Grindavik, leading to the evacuation of the town and the nearby Blue Lagoon spa, although officials reported no immediate danger.
Experts noted that while this eruption is smaller than previous ones, it could still pose risks, particularly from lava flow and gas pollution affecting air quality. Iceland experiences frequent seismic activity due to its tectonic position, with about 26,000 earthquakes occurring annually.
GB News: Dozens of mummified bodies discovered in eerie black magic sect where cult members would 'meditate with corpses to gain superpowers'
Thai police uncovered 12 mummified bodies at the Siri Chan Forest Monastery, linked to a black magic sect where followers reportedly meditated with corpses for supernatural powers. The investigation includes examining how the bodies were obtained and whether any laws were violated.
Authorities have ordered the cessation of all activities at the monastery and are conducting DNA tests to allow families to claim the remains. This incident follows previous encounters with similar cults in Thailand, raising concerns about the handling of human remains.
GB News: SUV owners issued serious threat as climate protesters target 'monster' vehicles - 'Time to hold them to account'
Environmental protesters in Edinburgh targeted over 20 SUVs with graffiti and posters to raise awareness about the dangers of larger vehicles. The Tyre Extinguishers group aims to provoke public debate on the impact of SUVs, citing recent tragedies linked to such vehicles.
The group argues that SUVs contribute significantly to CO2 emissions and have a global environmental impact. They have previously deflated tires of SUVs in other cities and support legislative efforts to ban heavy vehicles in urban areas.
Fox News: Nordstrom's Black Friday sale kicks off on Nov. 21 – here are 20 can't-miss deals
Nordstrom will kick off its exclusive Black Friday sale on November 21, featuring a variety of designer brands at discounted prices. The sale includes deals on women's, men's, and children's clothing, as well as home goods, with items like faux fur coats, cashmere scarves, and kitchenware.
Shoppers can find significant savings on popular items, such as Tori Burch flats and New Balance sneakers. The retailer has curated a selection of must-have deals that will be available on its Black Friday landing page.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Macron calls Haitian officials 'complete morons' for dismissing country's PM
At the G20 Summit in Brazil, French President Emmanuel Macron criticized Haiti's transitional council for dismissing Prime Minister Garry Conille, calling the decision "terrible" and the council "complete morons." He attributed part of Haiti's turmoil to the country's own issues, including drug trafficking.
Haiti faces significant political instability and violence, with gangs controlling 80% of Port-au-Prince. New Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aime, sworn in on November 12, aims to restore security amid the crisis.
Le Monde: US isolated after vetoing UN resolution in favor of Gaza ceasefire
The US vetoed a UN resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, reaffirming its support for Israel amid ongoing conflict. Deputy Ambassador Robert Wood cited the need for hostage release as a condition for any ceasefire, rejecting the notion of an unconditional halt to hostilities.
The veto has drawn criticism from various diplomats, who argue it undermines efforts to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where thousands of Palestinians have died. The situation remains tense as the US insists on a phased approach to ceasefire negotiations.
The Western Journal: Russia Reportedly Launches Nuclear-Capable ICBM in Wake of Biden's Missile Authorization
Ukraine reported that Russia launched an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) at the city of Dnipro, marking a potential escalation in the ongoing conflict. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy indicated the missile's characteristics matched those of an ICBM, although the Kremlin did not comment.
This incident follows increased tensions, with the U.S. easing restrictions on Ukraine's missile usage and Russia updating its nuclear doctrine. The missile strike resulted in damage to infrastructure and injuries, while Ukraine claimed to have intercepted several missiles.
#education
The Western Journal: Trump Taps WWE Co-Founder for Cabinet Spot to 'Send Education Back to the States'
President-elect Donald Trump has selected Linda McMahon, co-founder of WWE and former Small Business Administration chief, as his pick for Secretary of Education. Trump emphasized her commitment to expanding educational choice and returning control to states.
McMahon's experience includes serving on the Connecticut Board of Education. She advocates for alternatives to traditional four-year degrees, promoting career and technical education. Trump aims to limit federal involvement in education, aligning with McMahon's philosophy.
#crime
The Telegraph: British lawyer dies after ‘drinking poisoned alcohol’ in Laos
A British lawyer, Simone White, 28, is the fifth tourist to die in a suspected mass drink-spiking incident in Laos. She reportedly fell ill after consuming methanol at a bar in Vang Vieng, following a night of drinking on November 12.
Other victims include an Australian teenager, two Danish women, and an American man, with at least seven more hospitalized. Most were guests at the Nana Backpacker hostel.
Fox News: Jussie Smollett conviction overturned by Illinois Supreme Court
The Illinois Supreme Court has overturned Jussie Smollett's hate crime hoax conviction. The court ruled that a second prosecution violates due process when a case is dismissed as part of an agreement with the defendant who has fulfilled their part of the bargain.
This decision emphasizes the State's obligation to uphold agreements made with defendants. The ruling raises questions about prosecutorial practices and the legal implications of plea deals.
The Telegraph: Suspected 14-year-old leader of network of child assassins is arrested
A 14-year-old Swedish boy has been arrested in Spain for allegedly running a hitman service that recruited underage assassins. He and his parents were taken into custody in Alicante, where they purportedly organized a murder-for-hire network using Telegram to communicate with recruits.
The police reported that the teenager played a significant role in recruiting minors from Sweden and Denmark, providing them with instructions and coordinating the delivery of weapons and explosives.
#sports
GB News: Jake Paul's business manager reveals text messages from Andrew Tate after beating Mike Tyson
Jake Paul's business manager, Nakisa Bidarian, has disclosed that Andrew Tate has expressed interest in a potential boxing match following Paul's recent victory over Mike Tyson. While Tate praised Paul for his contributions to boxing, Bidarian noted that discussions about a fight have not yet materialized.
As Paul considers future opponents, including Daniel Dubois and Canelo Alvarez, he has also hinted at a possible transition to WWE, inspired by his brother Logan. The future of both fighters remains uncertain as they navigate their next moves in the sport.
#technology
Forbes: Users Report Reddit Outage Thursday Morning—Second In 24 Hours
Reddit experienced significant outages on Wednesday and Thursday, affecting tens of thousands of users. The company attributed the issues to a bug in a recent update, with over 76,000 reports logged on Down Detector by Thursday morning.
Reddit acknowledged the problems on social media and indicated that they were working on a fix. The site reported that it had resolved the issues from the previous evening's outage but continued to monitor the situation.