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26 Nov 2024
#illegals
Human Events: Mexico president says migrant caravans will not reach US after Trump tariff threat
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum stated that migrant caravans would cease at the US-Mexico border following President-elect Donald Trump's announcement of a 25% tariff on Mexican imports until illegal immigration is addressed. Sheinbaum plans to send Trump a letter outlining Mexico's strategies to manage migration and drug regulation.
Sheinbaum emphasized that the responsibility for the caravans lies with US policies, noting that many migrants have appointments through the CBP One app. She warned that retaliatory tariffs could escalate and harm businesses in both countries, particularly in the auto industry, and called for dialogue with Trump to avoid economic repercussions.
Breitbart: Newt Gingrich: Denver Mayor Pushes Confederate-Style 'Insurrection' by Blocking Deportations
Newt Gingrich criticized Denver Mayor Mike Johnston for defending illegal migrants, likening him to a Confederate insurrectionist. He argued that attempts to defy federal immigration laws are unlawful and would be met with federal enforcement, referencing the Civil War's resolution of state versus federal authority.
Gingrich's comments reflect broader concerns about sanctuary city policies, with former ICE officials warning that such measures can undermine public safety. They argue that obstructing federal immigration enforcement can lead to dangerous situations in communities.
#politics
GB News: EXPOSED: Labour activist who championed farm tax raid U-TURNS stating Reeves' hike ‘hits farmers too hard’
Labour activist Dan Neidle has reversed his support for Chancellor Reeves' inheritance tax on farm assets, now claiming it burdens farmers excessively while inadequately addressing tax avoidance. Initially backing a 20% tax on estates over £1 million, he now suggests raising the cap to £20 million.
Neidle's change of heart follows backlash from rural groups, who argue that the tax would impact a significant portion of farms. He now advocates for a "clawback" provision for inherited farms sold after tax exemption. This shift poses a challenge for Labour as they reassess the policy's implications.
The Western Journal: Alleged Would-Be Trump Assassin Ryan Routh Touts Direct Link to Thomas Matthew Crooks
Ryan Routh, accused of attempting to assassinate President-elect Donald Trump, claims a connection to another would-be assassin, Thomas Matthew Crooks. Routh, who has pleaded not guilty, expressed his political views in letters criticizing the two-party system and calling for limits on presidential power.
Despite identifying as independent, Routh's vehicle displayed a Biden-Harris sticker, and he has made numerous donations to Democratic causes. He faces multiple charges related to the assassination attempt and has made alarming statements about his intentions while incarcerated.
Fox News: ‘The View’ co-host Sunny Hostin claims Trump 'never talked about' egg prices during campaign
Sunny Hostin criticized Donald Trump's 2024 campaign for not addressing kitchen table issues like high egg prices. She claimed Trump failed to discuss core economic concerns, focusing instead on less relevant topics.
Contrary to Hostin's assertion, Trump had mentioned egg prices multiple times, highlighting their increase during the Biden administration. Hostin's comments came as she addressed the dismissal of charges against Trump related to the 2020 election interference.
Breitbart: Gavin Newsom's Proposed California EV Credit Would Exclude Elon Musk's Tesla
California Governor Gavin Newsom's new proposal to offer rebates for electric vehicle buyers would exclude Tesla, potentially escalating tensions with CEO Elon Musk. The plan aims to create favorable market conditions for other automakers and could change during negotiations with the state legislature.
Tesla's market share in California is declining, with sales down 12.6% this year, despite overall EV sales rising. The proposal comes amid anticipated conflicts with President Donald Trump, who plans to roll back federal EV subsidies and emissions regulations.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Mapped: Russia’s quickest advance since start of Ukraine war
Russian forces are making significant territorial gains in Ukraine, capturing 232 square miles in November, with 91 square miles taken in just the past week. This marks the fastest rate of advancement since the war began, setting new records for occupied territory.
The recent surge in Russian offensives highlights a concerning trend of increased military activity and territorial expansion since September.
#economy
Le Monde: EU approves French budget promises without quite believing them
The European Commission has approved France's budget proposal and debt reduction plan, extending the timeline for reducing the deficit below 3% of GDP from 2027 to 2029 due to current financial difficulties. France's public debt is projected to rise from 112.9% to 115.8% of GDP by 2029.
Despite the approval, skepticism remains regarding the credibility of France's financial commitments, with doubts about achieving the promised deficit reduction targets. The Commission has also assessed plans from other countries, including Italy and Greece, as compliant with EU recommendations.
#military
Human Events: Drones of unknown origin seen over US Air Force bases in UK
The US Air Force reported observing multiple unidentified drones near three British air bases—RAF Lakenheath, RAF Mildenhall, and RAF Feltwell—between Wednesday and Sunday last week. The drones varied in size and configuration, but did not impact base operations or personnel.
This incident adds to a series of drone encounters near American military sites, including previous sightings in Virginia and near a nuclear weapons site in Nevada. The Air Force is coordinating with local authorities to ensure the safety of its installations.
#education
The Imaginative Conservative: Approaching Thanks
The essence of truth in Greek, alētheia, reflects the absence of forgetting, highlighting the importance of recollection and renewal in knowledge. As students engage with classical texts, they experience the interplay of memory and learning, revealing the transient nature of understanding.
In the context of Thanksgiving, this reflection on knowledge underscores the value of education and the Western tradition, which seeks to preserve and revitalize what may be forgotten. The hope lies in teaching students to appreciate and carry forward these timeless truths.
#crime
Times Of Israel: UAE thanks Turkey for help apprehending suspects in murder of Chabad rabbi
The UAE foreign ministry confirmed that Turkish authorities helped arrest three Uzbek men suspected of murdering Israeli rabbi Zvi Kogan in the UAE. The motive remains unclear, but Israeli officials have labeled the incident an antisemitic terror attack.
Kogan, a 28-year-old rabbi involved in the local Jewish community, was reported missing before his body was found. Uzbek officials are also aiding the investigation.
#technology
Forbes: Microsoft Outages: Issues Resolved More Than 24 Hours After Outlook, Teams Impacted
Microsoft resolved issues with Outlook and Teams after over a day of outages affecting thousands of users. Reports peaked at over 5,300 on Monday, primarily concerning Outlook and Exchange Online.
By late Monday, functionality was restored for most services, but some users continued to face delays in email delivery. A new AI tool rollout coincided with the issues, raising questions about its impact.