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27 Nov 2024

#illegals

Fox News: California coastal enclave near sanctuary city tries to 'Newsom-proof' itself
California coastal enclave near sanctuary city tries to 'Newsom-proof' itself
Newport Beach Mayor Will O'Neill criticized California's sanctuary state policies after 21 migrants were apprehended off the coast, claiming these laws incentivize illegal immigration and compromise public safety. He attributed rising crime and homelessness in Orange County to these policies.

Governor Gavin Newsom's office defended the sanctuary laws, arguing that anti-immigrant policies harm the economy and long-standing immigrant families. The ongoing debate highlights the tension between state and local responses to immigration issues in California.


#politics

Fox News: Utah senator coaches GOP aides on strategy for streamlining Trump’s agenda through Congress
Utah senator coaches GOP aides on strategy for streamlining Trump’s agenda through Congress
Sen. Mike Lee is leading training sessions for Republican congressional staffers to prepare them for using budget reconciliation to advance President-elect Donald Trump's agenda. This process allows Republicans to pass key tax and economic policies without needing 60 votes.

The training aims to familiarize staff with the complexities of reconciliation, ensuring that a broad range of Republican priorities can be included. With a 53-seat majority in the Senate, Republicans are looking to quickly implement Trump's policies, particularly the extension of tax cuts from 2017.


Fox News: Legal challenges on administrative reach expected in Trump's deregulatory scheme, experts say
Legal challenges on administrative reach expected in Trump's deregulatory scheme, experts say
President-elect Donald Trump is expected to prioritize deregulation and review Biden-era regulations upon taking office. Experts anticipate executive orders aimed at assessing the validity of these regulations, with a focus on labor and environmental rules that may be challenged due to perceived overreach.

Trump has appointed Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to lead the Department of Government Efficiency, which will advise on reducing government bureaucracy. Legal experts foresee potential challenges to Trump's initiatives in various circuit courts, particularly from Democratic-led states.


Fox News: Reps. McGovern, Massie urge Biden to pardon Julian Assange to 'send a clear message' on press freedom
Reps. McGovern, Massie urge Biden to pardon Julian Assange to 'send a clear message' on press freedom
U.S. Reps. James McGovern and Thomas Massie have urged President Biden to pardon WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, emphasizing the need to protect journalistic activities. Assange recently reached a plea deal, avoiding a lengthy prison sentence for publishing classified military documents.

The lawmakers expressed concern that Assange's plea set a dangerous precedent under the Espionage Act, which could threaten journalists. They argue that a pardon would reaffirm the administration's commitment to safeguarding press freedom.


#society

GB News: UK ticket-holder wins £177 million EuroMillions jackpot in third-biggest National Lottery win of all time
UK ticket-holder wins £177 million EuroMillions jackpot in third-biggest National Lottery win of all time
A British ticket-holder has won a £177 million EuroMillions jackpot, making them the third-largest National Lottery winner in history. The winning numbers were 07, 11, 25, 31, 40, with Lucky Stars 09 and 12.

This win places the individual wealthier than celebrities like Harry Styles and Anthony Joshua, though it falls short of the record £195 million jackpot won in July 2022. Players are encouraged to check their tickets.


#foreignaffairs

Le Monde: Ceasefire in Lebanon takes effect after two months of open conflict between Israel and Hezbollah
Ceasefire in Lebanon takes effect after two months of open conflict between Israel and Hezbollah
An agreement for a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon was announced by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, effective November 27, 2024. The deal, negotiated by US envoy Amos Hochstein, mandates Israeli troop withdrawal from southern Lebanon and Hezbollah's retreat north of the Litani River over 60 days.

The Lebanese Armed Forces will gradually deploy in the area, supported by an increased presence of UN peacekeepers. The agreement aims to prevent a recurrence of the 2006 conflict and has been welcomed by US President Biden and French President Macron, who emphasized the need for lasting calm.


Times Of Israel: World leaders hail Lebanon ceasefire, hope it will open door to end Gaza war
World leaders hail Lebanon ceasefire, hope it will open door to end Gaza war
A ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah took effect, welcomed by the international community, including Iran, which supports both groups. The agreement aims to halt fighting in Lebanon and potentially lead to a similar resolution in Gaza. The U.S. and France will oversee the ceasefire's implementation.

While the ceasefire is seen as a step toward stability, Hezbollah's influence remains a concern. The Lebanese army's ability to control the situation is crucial, as officials from Hezbollah indicated they would return stronger. Celebrations marked the ceasefire, but many displaced individuals expressed caution about returning home.


#culture

Fox News: History of the Thanksgiving turkey pardon: When the White House began the long-held holiday tradition
History of the Thanksgiving turkey pardon: When the White House began the long-held holiday tradition
The White House turkey pardoning ceremony, a Thanksgiving tradition formalized 77 years ago, has roots dating back to the 1800s when presidents received turkeys as gifts. The practice of officially pardoning the turkey began in 1989 with George H.W. Bush.

Since then, every president has continued the tradition, with President Biden recently pardoning two turkeys, marking his last ceremony in office. Critics have labeled the event as merely a photo opportunity, but it remains a festive highlight of the holiday season.