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#illegals
GB News: Reform UK’s Rupert Lowe expects ‘big data dump’ from Labour on illegal migrant crime figures
Reform UK MP Rupert Lowe anticipates the release of crucial data on illegal migrant crime rates this week, following his push for government transparency. He hopes for specific figures rather than routine statistics, emphasizing the need for accurate information for taxpayers.
Home Office minister Angela Eagle confirmed a significant release of immigration statistics is expected soon. Recent figures indicate an increase in enforced returns of individuals without the right to remain in the UK, with nearly 10,000 returns reported since the last election.
#politics
Forbes: ‘This Is Insane’: Musk Blasts California For Possibly Icing Tesla From EV Credit Program
California plans to offer electric vehicle tax credits if federal incentives are cut under President-elect Trump, but Tesla may be excluded from this initiative. The state aims to support smaller EV manufacturers, which has drawn criticism from Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
Musk argues that excluding Tesla, which dominates California's EV market, is unreasonable, especially since it manufactures its vehicles in the state. The potential changes could impact Tesla's sales and pricing strategies amid a competitive market.
The Economist: Democratic states are preparing for Donald Trump’s return
Democratic states, led by California Governor Gavin Newsom, are preparing for Donald Trump's potential return to the presidency. Newsom emphasizes a proactive stance, planning a special legislative session to uphold California values in response to Trump's policies.
The political landscape is shifting as Trump’s administration could influence various aspects of governance, including potential pardons and appointments. Democrats are grappling with internal divisions while strategizing to counter Trump's agenda.
Fox News: DNC union launches GoFundMe to help former staffers hit by massive layoffs after election losses
The DNC staff union has initiated a GoFundMe campaign to raise $25,000 for employees laid off in recent cuts, which affected two-thirds of the workforce without severance. The union criticized DNC leadership for the "callous" layoffs, expressing anger over the lack of support for dedicated staff.
Current employees have voiced their discontent, labeling the layoffs a betrayal of party values. The union aims to provide financial relief to those impacted, especially vulnerable workers, while calling for severance and transparent communication from DNC leadership.
The Federalist: DC Blob Smears Gabbard For Critiquing Its Foreign Interventionism
Tulsi Gabbard, President-elect Trump's nominee for director of national intelligence, faces intense criticism from the D.C. establishment. Critics, including Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, have labeled her a "Russian asset" due to her opposition to U.S. interventionist foreign policy.
The attacks on Gabbard highlight a broader concern about the establishment's resistance to her views, which challenge the status quo. While questioning her past and positions is valid, the smears reflect a fear of an outsider disrupting the entrenched political system.
Breitbart: Jack Smith Surrenders: Ends Florida Prosecution Against Trump in Triumph for President-Elect
Special Counsel Jack Smith has filed motions to dismiss federal criminal cases against President-elect Donald Trump, citing constitutional prohibitions on indicting a sitting president. This marks a significant legal victory for Trump, leaving only state-level cases pending in Georgia and New York.
Trump's incoming communications director hailed the dismissals as a triumph for the rule of law, while legal experts emphasized the implications for ongoing state cases. The dismissals reflect a broader sentiment against perceived political weaponization of the justice system.
#society
GB News: 'Dystopian' pro-assisted dying ads ALREADY covered with Samaritans anti-suicide messages
Pro-assisted dying advertisements on the London Underground have been covered by Samaritans anti-suicide posters shortly after their debut. The ads, part of a campaign supporting Kim Leadbeater's assisted dying Bill, faced backlash for being inappropriate in a setting where suicides are common.
Critics, including mental health professionals, have expressed concerns about the potential impact of these ads on vulnerable individuals. The Mayor of London stated he had no role in ad approvals, while Dignity in Dying advocates for the right to choose in end-of-life care.
Fox News: Chrishell Stause, Emma Slater and more celebrities who have also worked in real estate
Several celebrities have ventured into real estate, leveraging their fame to sell luxury homes. Notable figures include Chrishell Stause, a former soap opera star now featured on "Selling Sunset," and Emma Slater, a "Dancing with the Stars" pro who obtained her real estate license in 2020.
Other celebrities in the field include former "Bachelor" star Arie Luyendyk Jr., who focuses on luxury properties, and Elizabeth Olsen, who once held a real estate license. Tamra Judge from "The Real Housewives of Orange County" and WNBA legend Lisa Leslie, co-founder of a real estate firm, also highlight this trend among stars.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Russia tricks Yemeni men to fight in Ukraine under Houthi scheme
Russia is reportedly recruiting Yemeni men to fight in Ukraine, using false promises of jobs and citizenship, in collaboration with the Houthi network. Many recruits are coerced into military service, facing dire conditions and little training before being sent to the front lines.
The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense confirmed the recruitment of foreign mercenaries, including Yemenis, to bolster Russia's forces amid high casualty rates. This trend reflects Russia's strategy of targeting impoverished nations for conscription, alongside support from North Korea and other countries.
The Western Journal: UK and France Considering Aggressive Escalation in Ukraine 'In Light of' Trump's Election Victory: Report
The UK and France are reportedly planning to increase their military support for Ukraine amid concerns about a potential reduction of U.S. assistance following Donald Trump's election victory. French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot emphasized the importance of continued support for Ukraine, stating that all options remain on the table.
Barrot also indicated that France is open to Ukraine joining NATO, despite Russian opposition. As tensions escalate, Ukraine has been authorized to use French long-range missiles against Russia, while Trump expresses a desire to broker peace talks to resolve the ongoing conflict.
#economy
Fox News: Hosting Thanksgiving dinner? 9 smart ways to save money
Thanksgiving meal costs are expected to decrease this year, providing relief for families. To further cut expenses, hosts can implement strategies such as sharing dish responsibilities, sticking to familiar recipes, and planning menus ahead of shopping.
Additional tips include using coupons, managing leftovers, opting for BYOB for drinks, and creating DIY decorations. These approaches can help make hosting Thanksgiving more affordable and enjoyable.
Breitbart: Thanksgiving Inflation: Cost of Holiday Feast Up 24% Under Joe Biden
Thanksgiving dinner costs have surged by 24% since Biden took office, averaging $58.05 for a meal for 10, up from $46.90 in 2020. A 16-pound turkey now averages $25.67, a 32% increase. While some prices have slightly decreased from last year, overall inflation remains a concern.
The American Farm Bureau reports significant price hikes for traditional items like pumpkin pie mix and stuffing. Despite a 5% drop in overall holiday feast costs from last year, consumers feel the ongoing financial strain from years of inflation.
#military
Breitbart: NATO: Prepare For 'Wartime Scenario' in Europe, Beware of Russia-China
NATO's top military officer, Admiral Rob Bauer, emphasized the need for Europeans to prepare for potential conflict with Russia and China, suggesting that sacrifices in "luxuries" will be necessary to support Ukraine and enhance military readiness. He urged businesses to adopt robust practices to withstand supply shocks, as economic resilience is key to deterrence.
Bauer warned that the era of distant wars is over, urging individuals and society to be part of the defense effort. He highlighted the importance of readiness and the need for European nations to contribute more to their own defense, echoing concerns from Poland about the urgency of military preparations.
#culture
Breitbart: 'Blaze of Intolerance:' Jaguar Boss Lashes Out at Critics of Ad Featuring Crossdressers Instead of Cars
Jaguar's managing director defended the company's controversial ad featuring androgynous models, stating it was meant to be "bold" and not a "woke" statement. He criticized the backlash as a result of "intolerance" and emphasized the need to attract a new customer base while moving away from traditional automotive stereotypes.
The ad received significant criticism online, with some users comparing Jaguar to Bud Light and highlighting a perceived shift away from mainstream values. Critics noted the absence of any cars in the advertisement, leading to further mockery, including a comment from Elon Musk questioning if Jaguar sells cars.
#health
Fox News: Bird flu detected in batch of California raw milk, company issues recall, health officials say
California health officials have detected the bird flu virus in a batch of raw milk from Raw Farm in Fresno County. A voluntary recall has been issued for the product, which has a best buy date of Nov. 27. No illnesses have been reported, but consumers are advised against consumption due to health risks.
The California Department of Public Health is urging customers to return any affected milk to retailers. The ongoing spread of bird flu in dairy cows and poultry has raised concerns, with 29 confirmed human cases reported in California since October, primarily linked to infected cows.