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27 Nov 2023
#illegals
Fox News: US suspends, reduces vehicle processing along southern border at select Texas and Arizona ports of entry
CBP temporarily suspends and reduces vehicle processing at ports of entry in Texas and Arizona in response to surge in migrant encounters. CBP redirects personnel to assist Border Patrol in taking migrants into custody.
Daily Wire: Border Patrol Chiefs Say ‘Unprecedented’ Number Of Illegal Immigrants Entering U.S.
Border Patrol chiefs testified that they are witnessing a historic number of illegal immigrants being released into the US under President Biden's administration, leading to an unprecedented border crisis. The chiefs described the situation as troublesome, demoralizing, and policy-driven, blaming the Biden administration for ending effective border security policies and implementing mass catch-and-release. This influx of unlawful crossings has prompted calls for accountability from lawmakers.
#politics
Euromaidan Press: Border blockade: Poland presents Ukraine with carriers’ demands
Poland has presented Ukraine with demands to resolve the ongoing border blockade. The demands include restrictions on Ukrainian trucks entering Poland and investigations into Ukrainian firms after Russia's invasion. The blockade has caused long queues at the border and significant traffic backups.
The Blaze: The BIGGEST takeaway from Argentina's 'SHOCKING' presidential election | Blaze Media
Javier Milei, an anarcho-capitalist libertarian, wins the presidency in Argentina, shocking the world. He plans to uproot the current government and shut down agencies. Geert Wilders' Party for Freedom also wins big in the Dutch government. The world appears to be moving towards a freedom mindset.
American Thinker: Paris mayor announces her departure from X because… it’s a ‘sewer’
Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo has announced her departure from the platform X (formerly Twitter) due to its intentional exacerbation of tensions and conflicts. Hidalgo cited manipulation, disinformation, antisemitism, and attacks on scientists, climatologists, women, and liberals as reasons for her decision. Meanwhile, the number of antisemitic acts in France has surged since the deadly attack on Israel by Hamas gunmen, with arrests being made in connection to these offenses. Despite denigrating Elon Musk's social networking site as a "gigantic global sewer," Hidalgo has faced criticism for failing to address the rat problem in Paris and the contamination of waterways, raising concerns about the city's suitability for hosting the 2024 Olympics.
Daily Signal: Biased Intuit Backs Off of Denial of Services to Firearms Industry
Intuit, a financial management software company, faced backlash for denying its services to firearms dealers and manufacturers. After Senator Ted Cruz launched an investigation, Intuit reversed its discriminatory policy, highlighting the unpopularity of anti-gun initiatives. The company's decision harmed law-abiding businesses and undermined American values.
American Thinker: Misery: Democrats forced to choose between Ukraine and open borders
Senate GOP wants to negotiate for Biden's foreign aid package. Dems struggle to compromise on border security, prioritizing open borders over funds for Ukraine and Israel. GOP seeks changes to asylum definition. Dems unwilling to compromise, prioritizing foreign aid over US defense. Republicans stepping up their political role, highlighting Democrats' priorities.
Red State: The Walls Are Closing in on the Biden/Harris Ticket, Can the GOP Capitalize to Win in 2024?
Biden's poll numbers are sinking fast, with Trump leading in most recent polls. Former White House physician claims Biden's mental condition is worsening. Kamala Harris is also performing poorly in polls, with low favorability ratings and failures in her assignments. Biden is stuck with Harris as his running mate, but GOP has a chance to capitalize on their bad news.
Forbes: Haley Campaign Pours Money Into Ads Attacking DeSantis—But Still Won’t Bash Trump
Nikki Haley-aligned super PAC spends $3.6 million attacking Ron DeSantis in Iowa and New Hampshire. Haley leads DeSantis in polls, plans to spend additional $10 million on ads. DeSantis allies launch new super PAC to attack opponents. Haley has 10% support in GOP primary polls.
Red State: Are Conservatives Trying to Put Gavin Newsom In the White House?
Conservatives must pay attention to Gavin Newsom's failures and abuses of power in California. If they don't, he could end up in the White House. The upcoming debate between Ron DeSantis and Newsom is crucial to exposing Newsom's hypocrisy and damaging him politically.
#society
Fox News: Former President Jimmy Carter will attend Rosalynn Carter tribute service in Georgia
Former President Jimmy Carter will attend the memorial service for his wife, former First Lady Rosalyn Carter. The National Tribute Service will be held at Glenn Memorial Church, Emory University. President Biden and former Presidents Clinton and Trump are among the guests.
Washington Free Beacon: Companies Abandoning DEI Efforts Since Supreme Court's Affirmative Action Decision: Report
Companies in the US are cutting their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives following the Supreme Court's decision to strike down affirmative action at universities. A report from DEI consulting firm Paradigm reveals that the percentage of companies with DEI budgets has decreased by 4 points, while those with DEI strategies have decreased by 9 points. This trend poses a significant risk to DEI progress in the future. The report also highlights external forces, such as Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, pushing back on DEI efforts.
Flag And Cross: Monstrous Alaska Landslide Shatters Family: Parents and 2 Children Confirmed Dead, One Child Still Missing
Tragedy strikes in Wrangell, Alaska as a landslide claims the lives of four individuals, including a family of five and their neighbor. Rescue efforts are underway to find two individuals still missing. The victims were active members of their community, with ties to local politics and businesses.
National Review: NYU Law Students Vote to Oust Bar Association President Who Blamed Israel for Hamas Attack, Tore Down Hostage Posters
Ryna Workman was removed as president of NYU's Student Bar Association after blaming Israel for Hamas's attacks. Workman's comments led to employment offer rescinded and a video emerged of her tearing down posters of kidnapped Israelis. Workman claimed victimhood and created a GoFundMe campaign for support.
#war
Times Of Israel: Nine children, two mothers released from Hamas captivity as truce holds for 4th day
Eleven Israeli children and mothers were released from Hamas captivity in Gaza after diplomatic efforts to extend a truce. Israel agreed to release 150 Palestinian prisoners as part of the deal. Another six Thai citizens were also slated for release, but it is unclear if it happened. The release came after tensions and issues with the hostage list. Hamas published propaganda footage of the handover. The hostages, all from Kibbutz Nir Oz, included cancer survivor Karina Engel-Bart and her daughters, Mika and Yuval. The Bibas family and two American women were not included in the release.
Red State: Here's What Happened When One Israeli Hostage Managed to Escape His Captors in Gaza
Israeli-Russian hostage Roni Krivoi survived the Gaza music festival bloodbath and escaped from his captors for several days before being turned in by Gaza residents. Released in a temporary ceasefire, Krivoi's escape is marked by the collapse of the building where he was held captive and his ability to evade recapture for four days. Despite his ordeal, Krivoi is in good condition and determined to be reunited with his family.
Daily Wire: Will Israel’s Hostage Deal Help Hamas?
Hamas recently released some of the hostages they had taken, bringing the current total to 43. Israel values the life of its citizens and is willing to put its soldiers at risk to protect them. Hamas wants a break to regroup and convince the world that they are a reasonable actor. The media, however, continues to promote a false narrative of moral equivalence between Israel and Hamas. Even if Hamas released the hostages, they still played games and released criminals. There can be no two-state solution with Hamas, and Israel must wipe out the terrorist group to ensure the safety of its citizens.
Fox News: Israel-Hamas war: Identities of 11 recently-released Israeli hostages revealed
11 more hostages have been released by Hamas in the ongoing Israel-Hamas war. The cease-fire has been extended for two days. So far, 58 hostages have been released by Hamas, while Israel has released 117 Palestinian prisoners. Israel will resume operations if more hostages are not released.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Corner: The Palestinian Authority Isn’t Coming Back to Gaza
Shadi Hamid questions the consequences of neutralizing Hamas in Israel-Hamas war. Aatif Iqbal agrees and believes counterinsurgency is necessary. Officials express concerns, but the implementation of a new governance structure seems challenging. The Palestinian Authority is apprehensive due to Hamas and unwilling to negotiate with Israel. De-radicalizing Gaza is essential, but there are no palatable alternatives. Israelis understand the complexities more than casual observers.
The Telegraph: Biden ‘concerned’ UK’s Rwanda policy could hurt Northern Ireland peace process
Joe Biden's administration is concerned that changes to Britain's Rwanda policy could undermine the Northern Ireland peace process. Rishi Sunak vows to block deportation flights and is prepared to pass emergency legislation if the European Court of Human Rights intervenes. The White House and Irish government are concerned about the implications for the Good Friday Agreement.
GB News: President Xi is ‘exploiting’ US: Ex-US security adviser blasts Biden on China
Former US security adviser KT McFarland criticizes President Biden's "appeasing" approach to China, stating that President Xi Jinping is taking advantage of him. McFarland argues that Biden could have struck a tough deal with China while its economy is in trouble, but instead, he is being exploited by the Chinese in various areas, including military, diplomatic, and economic. Experts say China's economic growth is slowing under Jinping's control, presenting an opportunity for the US.
Spectator USA: Why hasn’t Hamas freed its American hostages?
Hamas's valuable assets are the American hostages it holds. The US can only help by pressuring Israel to pause the fighting.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Target Responds After Company's Alleged Black Friday Scam Goes Viral
Americans struggling financially during the holiday season as hesitant shoppers dodge nonessential purchases. Target faces backlash after a viral TikTok video suggests they offered deceptive "Black Friday" deals. Target representative explains that the prices were the same during the "early Black Friday" sale and assures customers of flexibility and price matching.
#military
The Federalist: Biden Air Force Nominee Participated In California 'Pride' Parade
Air Force Brig. Gen. Steven J. Butow, promoted by President Biden, participated in a 2022 California "pride" parade. Butow and other service members wore rainbow-colored event passes and promoted diversity and inclusion. Biden's military nominees, like Benjamin Jonsson and Charles Q. Brown, also embrace neo-Marxist philosophy and advocate for racial diversity in the Air Force. Senator Tommy Tuberville is protesting the Defense Department's radical abortion policy, but Democrats accuse him of jeopardizing national security.
#religion
Daily Signal: Hate Crimes Toward Christians Rise in Europe
Anti-Christian hate crimes in Europe have risen by 44% in 2022, with 748 incidents reported including physical attacks, murders, arson attacks, and vandalism against churches. The majority of these attacks were carried out by groups with far-left, satanic, Islamic, feminist, or LGBT affiliations. There is a growing movement to suppress religious liberty and criminalize Christian practices, with legislation in Ireland seeking to criminalize private materials and potentially outlaw Christian teachings on subjects like LGBT ideology. This is part of a larger trend of secularization and a decline in cultural support for Christians.
#crime
Fox News: Man charged with NH school shooting threat changes plea
Man pleads guilty to threatening shooting at New Hampshire high school. Indicted on interstate threatening charges and possessing firearm in school zone. Due in court on Dec. 11.
The Blaze: 'She won't admit to anything': Police arrest babysitter after toddler entrusted to her care found horrifically brutalized | Blaze Media
A mother leaves her 2-year-old son with a trusted babysitter, only to receive a text message saying he had gone lifeless after a bath. The child arrives at the hospital with severe injuries, but the babysitter denies any wrongdoing.
#sports
Forbes: Kobbie Mainoo’s Emergence Could Be Game-Changing For Man Utd
Kobbie Mainoo's impressive Premier League debut for Manchester United showcased his strength in the tackle, exceptional ball recoveries, and effective passing. His emergence could have a game-changing impact on the team's midfield unit, potentially filling the void left by Casemiro's declining performance. With Mainoo's presence, Manchester United's midfield could become more balanced and allow other players like Mason Mount to thrive.
Forbes: From Mac Jones To Bailey Zappe, New England Patriots Are Out Of Moves
The New England Patriots made a quarterback change, replacing Mac Jones with Bailey Zappe in a 10-7 loss to the New York Giants. Jones struggled with interceptions, while Zappe provided a spark but also threw a costly interception. The Patriots continue to struggle and are on track for a high draft pick.
#other
Fox News: At least 76 dead, thousands marooned as floods sweep Kenya
Heavy rains and flash floods have caused devastation across East Africa, with at least 76 people dead and 40,000 displaced in Kenya. President Ruto has called for people in flood-prone areas to relocate to higher ground, as 38 out of 47 counties in Kenya have been affected. Disease outbreaks, destruction of infrastructure, and prolonged power outages have further exacerbated the situation. The coastal cities of Mombasa and Malindi, as well as the northern Kenya region, have been hit the hardest. The Kenyan government has activated a National Disaster Operation Center and warned that the heavy rains will continue into the new year.