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25 Nov 2024
#illegals
Fox News: ICE group praises Trump for Homan, Noem picks to lead immigration team: ‘Fired up’
The National ICE Officers Association has expressed strong support for President-elect Donald Trump's immigration team, endorsing former acting ICE Director Thomas Homan as border czar and South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem for the Department of Homeland Security. They emphasize the need for effective leadership to enhance community safety.
The Trump administration plans to significantly ramp up deportations, with a focus on expanding detention capacity in major metropolitan areas. While some Republican states have offered support for these efforts, Democratic governors in states like Illinois and Massachusetts have opposed them.
#politics
Fox News: NY Dem Rep. Ritchie Torres dubs Gov. Kathy Hochul 'the new Joe Biden,' warns of potential 2026 election loss
Rep. Ritchie Torres criticized New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, comparing her to Joe Biden and warning that her low popularity could jeopardize the Democratic hold on the governorship in 2026. He emphasized the need for the party to address vulnerabilities to avoid repeating past electoral losses.
Torres, who is contemplating a gubernatorial run, plans to start a "listening tour" in early 2024. He also expressed concerns about the far left's impact on the Democratic Party, claiming it has alienated key voter demographics.
The Western Journal: Americans Are Loving What They're Seeing from Trump Before He Even Takes Office: New Poll
A recent CBS News/YouGov poll reveals that 59% of Americans approve of President-elect Donald Trump's transition, with notable support from Democrats—15% feeling excited or optimistic about his second term. Meanwhile, only 44% of Democrats feel motivated to oppose him.
Trump's cabinet nominations, including Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for Secretary of Health and Human Services, received mixed reviews but generally favorable ratings. Additionally, a majority support his plans for tariffs and mass deportation of illegal immigrants, indicating a desire for his administration to succeed.
Le Monde: Uruguay's left returns to power after moderate campaign
Yamandu Orsi won the Uruguayan presidential election on November 24, securing 49.8% of the vote against Alvaro Delgado's 45.9%. His supporters celebrated in Montevideo, marking a shift back to leftist governance after a center-right leadership.
Orsi, promising to focus on growth and unity, plans to enhance public education, create jobs for youth, and improve public safety through increased police presence and surveillance. His administration will continue the policies of outgoing President Luis Lacalle Pou.
Front Page Magazine: Kamala Wants to Run Again
Kamala Harris has spent 22 years in politics, primarily in roles that many view as lacking substance. Despite her struggles as vice president and a presidential candidate, she is reportedly keeping her options open for future political endeavors, including a potential 2028 run or a gubernatorial bid in California.
Harris's ability to fundraise remains her primary skill, and she is expected to continue playing a significant role in Democratic fundraising efforts. While her past performance has led to skepticism about her future in politics, she still garnered over 74 million votes, leaving some to view her as an unpredictable factor in upcoming elections. The decisions she and her husband make regarding their residence will signal her political intentions moving forward.
#society
GB News: Prisoners to be used to fill Britain's labour shortages as thousands of ex-convicts to be offered jobs
The UK government plans to address labor shortages by enhancing job support and training for prisoners, as outlined in the upcoming "Get Britain Working" white paper. The initiative aims to improve employment prospects for inmates, with less than a third finding jobs within six months of release.
Employment advisory boards will be created in prisons, and tailored training programs will target local labor shortages. The initiative emphasizes the importance of employment in reducing reoffending rates, with a goal to assist an additional 140,000 people by 2029.
The Western Journal: Father Who Was Searching for His Missing 30-Year-Old Daughter Found Dead in Los Angeles
Ryan Kobayashi, a 58-year-old man searching for his missing daughter, Hannah, was found dead in Los Angeles, believed to be a suicide. He had traveled to LA after Hannah disappeared on November 8, failing to board a flight to New York City.
The Kobayashi family expressed their devastation, stating that Ryan's death compounded their suffering. Hannah had sent cryptic messages indicating distress and fear before her disappearance, leading to concerns about her safety.
Fox News: Walmart Black Friday is featuring some epic deals on toys
Walmart has launched its Black Friday sale early this year, offering significant discounts on popular holiday gifts until December 2. Shoppers can find toys discounted by up to 70%, including items like Lego sets, electric scooters, and Pokémon trading cards.
Highlighted deals include a Minecraft Lego set for $30, a Pro Electric kick scooter for $199.98, and a Barbie Dreamhouse for $140. Other notable items include a digital camera for kids at $29.99 and a trampoline for $169.99. For more deals, visit Walmart’s website.
The Western Journal: Christian Web Designer Wins $1.5 Million Settlement from State After Constitutional Rights Violation
Lorie Smith, a Colorado graphic designer, has won a settlement of over $1.5 million from state officials who attempted to compel her to design websites for same-sex couples, violating her religious beliefs. This follows a landmark Supreme Court ruling in her favor, affirming her First Amendment rights.
Smith expressed gratitude for the legal victory, emphasizing that it is a triumph for free speech and religious freedom. She maintains that while she does not harbor animosity towards the LGBT community, she will not be forced to create content that contradicts her beliefs.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Israel 'moving forward' on possible Hezbollah cease-fire, official says
Israel is reportedly progressing towards a cease-fire deal with Hezbollah, with discussions set to take place in the Israeli Security Cabinet. While a U.S. official indicated an agreement had been reached, no formal announcement has been made.
The proposed cease-fire would involve a two-month halt in hostilities, with Israeli forces withdrawing and Hezbollah reducing its military presence along the southern border. An international committee would monitor the cease-fire, but concerns remain about its effectiveness compared to past agreements.
#economy
Fox News: Trump planning to lift Biden's LNG pause, increase oil drilling during 1st days in office: report
President-elect Donald Trump plans to prioritize natural energy production by lifting President Biden's pause on liquefied natural gas (LNG) export permits and increasing oil and gas drilling leases. Critics of Biden's policies argue that the LNG pause could jeopardize nearly 1 million jobs.
Additionally, Trump aims to expedite permit approvals, expand drilling on federal land, and reverse several of Biden's climate initiatives, including reviving the Keystone XL pipeline. Supporters believe these changes will lower energy and food costs for Americans.
#culture
GB News: Wicked boss speaks out after film fans lodge complaints about sound issues in Ariana Grande musical
Director Jon M. Chu has called on audiences to request higher sound volumes for the film "Wicked," stating that many theaters are playing it at a level of 6.4 instead of the intended 7. He emphasized that this discrepancy could detract from the musical experience.
Despite the audio issues, "Wicked" has enjoyed significant box office success, earning £114 million in North America and £50.2 million internationally during its opening weekend. The film has received positive reviews, with a 90% rating on Rotten Tomatoes from critics and a 97% approval score from audiences.
#health
GB News: British tourist dies at 'psychedelic tea' retreat dubbed 'sacred space' in Amazon rainforest
Maureen Rainford, a 54-year-old British mother, died at a Bolivian retreat after drinking ayahuasca tea during a wellness program. She reportedly felt unwell shortly after consumption, with her condition rapidly deteriorating. Despite resuscitation efforts, she died before a doctor arrived.
Her family has raised concerns about the lack of medical personnel at the retreat, urging for better safety measures in such environments. Rainford's death has sparked discussions about the risks associated with psychedelic retreats, particularly for Western tourists seeking alternative therapies.
#crime
Fox News: Dentist accused of fatally poisoning wife hit with new charges as lawyer quits
James Toliver Craig, a Colorado dentist, faces new charges of solicitation to commit murder and perjury after his defense team withdrew during jury selection. Previously charged with first-degree murder for allegedly poisoning his wife, Angela Craig, he has pleaded not guilty.
Angela Craig died in March 2023 from poisoning, with investigators alleging that her husband had plotted her murder amid personal and financial turmoil. The trial has been delayed, and Craig's next court appearance is set for December 16.