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22 Nov 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Massachusetts GOP slams liberal leaders after illegal immigrants accused of child rape arrested by ICE
The Massachusetts GOP criticized Governor Maura Healey and Boston Mayor Michelle Wu for their refusal to cooperate with ICE amid recent arrests of illegal immigrants charged with child rape. They accused the leaders of prioritizing political agendas over public safety.
MassGOP Chair Amy Carnevale called their stances "appalling," emphasizing that residents are alarmed by the release of individuals with serious criminal charges. The GOP is advocating for legislation to address public safety risks tied to a 2017 court ruling limiting cooperation with ICE.
#politics
Forbes: Democratic Sen. Bob Casey Concedes Pennsylvania Senate Race To Republican Dave McCormick
Sen. Bob Casey, D-Pa., has conceded his Senate race to Republican David McCormick amid a recount in Pennsylvania, which confirmed McCormick's slim lead of approximately 16,000 votes. Casey expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to serve and congratulated McCormick on his victory.
This election marks a significant shift, with Republicans flipping four Senate seats from Democratic control, including Pennsylvania. This change contributes to a 53-47 Republican majority in the Senate for the upcoming Congress.
Front Page Magazine: Glazov Gang: Why the Left Bows to Monsters
Investigative journalist Jim Simpson discusses his new book, "Manufactured Crisis: The War to End America," focusing on the Left's alignment with extremist groups. He explores the implications of this alliance and its impact on American values.
Simpson's insights delve into the perceived threats posed by these movements and their influence on the political landscape.
Le Monde: Trump taps loyalist Pam Bondi for US attorney general in the wake of Gaetz's withdrawal
President-elect Donald Trump announced Pam Bondi as his choice for U.S. Attorney General on November 21. Bondi, a former Florida Attorney General, is known for her support in defending Trump during his impeachment and efforts to contest Biden's election.
This decision follows the withdrawal of Matt Gaetz from consideration for the position.
Fox News: President-elect Trump announces Pam Bondi as his new pick for US attorney general
President-elect Trump has nominated former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi as the next U.S. Attorney General, following the withdrawal of Matt Gaetz due to allegations against him. Trump praised Bondi's record in fighting violent crime and drug trafficking.
He emphasized her experience and commitment to refocusing the Department of Justice on crime prevention and safety. Trump expressed confidence in her ability to serve effectively in this role.
#military
The Telegraph: Labour’s defence policy leaves Britain exposed at a time of war in Europe
Concerns are rising over the UK government's planned cuts to the Armed Forces amidst ongoing global tensions, particularly with Russia's actions in Ukraine. Critics argue that reducing military capabilities could leave the nation vulnerable during uncertain times.
Additionally, the scrapping of key naval vessels and helicopters raises alarms about the UK's defense readiness. Some suggest that if the military is to be diminished, the relevance of certain forces, such as the Royal Marines, should be reevaluated.
Times Of Israel: IDF infantryman killed in Gaza’s Jabalia; soldier seriously hurt in separate incident
An IDF soldier, Staff Sgt. Ron Epshtein, was killed in the Gaza Strip, raising Israel's military death toll in the ongoing conflict to 380. Two other soldiers were lightly injured during the incident. Meanwhile, air defenses intercepted a rocket launched from Gaza, with no reported injuries.
Israeli strikes in Gaza have reportedly resulted in numerous civilian casualties, with health authorities indicating dozens killed or missing. In response to the humanitarian crisis, Jordanian helicopters delivered aid to Gaza, while Israel emphasized its efforts to minimize civilian harm amidst ongoing accusations of war crimes from the International Criminal Court.
#health
Front Page Magazine: Crime of the Century?
The Pfizer Papers, edited by Naomi Wolf, presents a critical examination of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine, alleging that the company and the FDA knowingly withheld information about its dangers. The book claims to reveal serious adverse effects, particularly on young people and pregnant women, and suggests a coordinated effort to suppress this information.
Wolf argues that the vaccine rollout was part of a broader agenda that jeopardized public health and individual freedoms, likening the situation to historical atrocities. The findings raise significant concerns about the ethics of pharmaceutical companies and regulatory agencies during the pandemic.
#sports
GB News: Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift kept apart as details emerge on Kansas City Chief 'strict' ban
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce must adhere to strict Kansas City Chiefs team policies regarding their relationship. Players face an 11 p.m. curfew and a no-alcohol rule the night before games, and they cannot share hotel rooms with partners on game nights.
These regulations are enforced to maintain focus during away games, with fines for violations. The Chiefs treat game days as business trips, requiring players to attend all meetings punctually.