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25 Nov 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: Poll: Three in Four Say Donald Trump Should Prioritize Deportations
A CBS News poll reveals that 73% of Americans believe President-elect Donald Trump should prioritize the repatriation of illegal migrants, with 45% deeming it a high priority. Additionally, 57% support a national program for deportation, reflecting a significant shift in public opinion.
The poll indicates broad support for repatriation across racial demographics, with 74% of whites, 70% of blacks, and 69% of Hispanics favoring deportations. This growing sentiment poses challenges for business and progressive groups linked to increased illegal immigration during Biden's presidency.
#politics
Breitbart: Gingrich: Trump Administration Filled with ‘Strong, Intelligent Women’
Newt Gingrich highlights Donald Trump's appointments of strong women in key positions, countering claims that he lacks such associates. Notable figures include Susie Wiles as chief of staff, Elise Stefanik as U.N. Ambassador, and Kristi Noem as Secretary of Homeland Security.
Gingrich argues these selections, alongside others like Tulsi Gabbard and Karoline Leavitt, showcase Trump's commitment to strong female leadership, asserting they will contribute significantly to his administration's goals.
GB News: Local councils to see radical overhaul with dozens of district authorities to be abolished
Dozens of district councils in England are set for abolition as part of a major local government reform, merging into new unitary authorities in six counties. This move aims to address inefficiencies in the current two-tier system and could save taxpayers nearly £3 billion over five years.
While government officials claim extensive consultations have taken place, concerns about local democracy persist. Critics argue that larger councils may not effectively address local challenges and emphasize the importance of maintaining close ties between residents and their elected representatives. Further details on the reforms are expected in an upcoming White Paper.
#society
Fox News: PETA protests Biden turkey pardon with 'Hell on Wheels' display, subliminal messaging to make people go vegan
PETA is staging a protest in Washington, D.C. during the White House's annual Thanksgiving turkey pardon, featuring a truck that simulates a turkey transport vehicle. The truck emits sounds of distressed turkeys and subliminal messages promoting veganism, aiming to raise awareness about animal rights.
PETA's president has criticized the turkey pardon as a publicity stunt for the meat industry and called for its cancellation. The organization argues that turkeys are sentient beings deserving of compassion and encourages the public to choose vegan options this Thanksgiving.
GB News: Nightmare neighbour's rubbish filled with rats FINALLY cleared after 14 months
Residents of Peach Avenue in Staffordshire are relieved after a year-long ordeal with a junk-filled driveway has finally been resolved. The Stafford Borough Council acted swiftly following negative publicity, clearing the waste and evicting the tenant responsible for the mess.
Despite the resolution, residents expressed frustration over the prolonged inaction by the council, which they say put their children’s health at risk and attracted pests. The council has since secured a closure order to prevent future issues at the property.
The Economist: The tiny island aiming to get to net zero
Rathlin Island, Northern Ireland's only inhabited island, is embarking on an ambitious project aimed at achieving net-zero emissions through innovative recycling efforts. This initiative continues the island's legacy of being at the forefront of technological advancements, dating back to its role in the first commercial wireless transmission.
The project is part of a broader trend in the UK to address environmental challenges and improve sustainability practices. As the island serves as a laboratory for these efforts, it highlights the potential for small communities to lead in the fight against climate change.
Breitbart: Internet Entrepreneur Kim Dotcom Suffers 'Serious Stroke' Ahead of Extradition to U.S.
Kim Dotcom, the internet entrepreneur facing extradition to the U.S. for charges related to his file-sharing site Megaupload, has suffered a serious stroke. He announced on X that he is receiving medical care and hopes to recover soon.
Dotcom's legal battle has spanned over a decade, with the U.S. government alleging he was part of a major copyright infringement scheme. New Zealand's justice minister recently ruled that he should be extradited, but a date has not yet been set.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Discussions over sending European troops to Ukraine reignited
As the Ukraine conflict escalates, discussions about deploying Western troops and private defense companies have resurfaced, particularly in light of a potential reduction in U.S. support following the upcoming presidential election. French President Emmanuel Macron's earlier proposal has gained traction, especially after UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's recent visit to Paris.
While the French government has not officially approved troop deployments, options are being considered, including the involvement of Défense Conseil International for training Ukrainian soldiers. The situation remains fluid as European allies seek to strengthen their defense cooperation regarding Ukraine.
Breitbart: Report: Lebanon Ceasefire Imminent, Though Attacks Intensify
The Israeli government has reportedly accepted a U.S. proposal for a ceasefire with Hezbollah, which the Lebanese government has also largely agreed to. The deal includes Hezbollah relocating north of the Litani River and a U.S.-led oversight committee to monitor compliance.
Both Israel and Hezbollah have engaged in heavy exchanges recently, indicating a potential agreement is near. The ceasefire aims to address Israeli concerns about Hezbollah's military actions while allowing Israel to respond to threats with U.S. support.
#economy
GB News: Kemi Badenoch: Government must get out of the way for business to grow
Kemi Badenoch, Conservative Party Leader, emphasized the need for economic growth at the Confederation of British Industry's conference. She argued that growth is driven by business rather than government, which often needs to step back. Badenoch noted the public's expectation for government solutions complicates this message.
Forbes: Dow Jumps 400 Points As Wall Street Embraces Trump’s Treasury Pick Scott Bessent
Financial markets surged following President-elect Trump's nomination of Scott Bessent as Treasury Secretary. Major U.S. stock indexes reached all-time highs, with the Dow Jones up 440 points and bond yields falling, indicating investor confidence in Bessent's moderate fiscal approach.
Bessent, known as a fiscal hawk, is expected to manage the U.S. balance sheet amid a significant national debt. Despite criticism from figures like Elon Musk, market analysts believe Bessent's "business-as-usual" style will be well-received.
#crime
The Western Journal: Entire Police Department Quits Due to 'Harassment and Hostility'
The entire police department of McColl, South Carolina, has resigned amid claims of harassment and hostility, led by Police Chief Bob Hale. Hale cited a toxic work environment created by a specific councilman, which he said hindered the department's effectiveness and budget.
Mayor George Garner acknowledged the resignations and stated he would seek assistance from state officials for police protection until a new force is established. The situation highlights ongoing issues within the department and community.
Breitbart: DOJ: Former Arizona ABC Anchor and Husband Committed PPP Loan Fraud
Former Arizona newscaster Stephanie Hockridge-Reis and her husband Nathan Reis have been charged with conspiracy and wire fraud related to Paycheck Protection Program loans. They allegedly submitted false applications and fabricated documents to secure funds they were ineligible for.
The couple, who co-founded a business to assist others in obtaining PPP loans, reportedly charged illegal kickbacks to borrowers. If convicted, they could face up to 20 years in prison for each count.