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#illegals
Le Monde: France demands UK share responsibility for Channel border security
France's interior minister, Bruno Retailleau, stated that the UK can no longer rely on France for Channel border security amid increasing migrant crossings. He emphasized the need for a comprehensive agreement between the UK and the EU to share responsibilities.
Retailleau criticized Brexit for harming immigration cooperation and warned of potential consequences if the situation does not improve. He called for the UK to fully engage in addressing the migrant crisis.
The Telegraph: France threatens ‘showdown’ with UK over Channel migrant crisis
France's interior minister, Bruno Retailleau, is demanding that the UK establish legal pathways for migrants or face a confrontation over the Channel migrant crisis. He advocates for a comprehensive migration agreement that would allow the return of illegal immigrants from the UK to the EU.
Retailleau criticized the current arrangement, stating that France should not solely bear the burden of securing the Channel border. He emphasized the need for a new approach to UK-France relations regarding migration.
Fox News: Liberals call for “MAGA" to ‘give thanks to undocumented immigrants’ on Thanksgiving
Liberal figures urged conservatives and Trump supporters to express gratitude for illegal immigrants during Thanksgiving, highlighting their role in food production. Julian Castro emphasized the need to acknowledge undocumented workers, while others criticized the notion as misguided and racially charged.
Rep. Robert Garcia echoed this sentiment, arguing that immigrant labor is vital to the economy and that mass deportations would be detrimental. He condemned Trump's rhetoric as un-American and harmful to those who contribute to the food industry.
Fox News: CNN host visibly stunned by incoming border czar saying he’ll ‘jail’ Denver mayor for refusing deportations
Incoming border czar Tom Homan stated he would jail Denver Mayor Mike Johnston for refusing to comply with potential deportation plans under a second Trump administration. Johnston expressed willingness to be arrested for his stance against "illegal or immoral" deportations.
CNN's Kasie Hunt reacted with concern, noting Homan's rhetoric was more extreme than previous Trump campaign statements. Former Trump communications director Mike Dubke argued that strong language on immigration could effectively deter illegal crossings, contrasting it with the Biden administration's approach.
#politics
The Federalist: Jean-Pierre Thanks The Press For Regurgitating Her Propaganda
At a pre-Thanksgiving press conference, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre expressed gratitude to the media for their support of the Biden-Harris administration, likening their reporting to a turkey dinner. She acknowledged the press's willingness to adopt the administration's narratives, even when faced with challenging topics.
When questioned about President Biden's bizarre claim of being present at the first Thanksgiving, Jean-Pierre dismissed the inquiry as ridiculous. The event concluded with reporters receiving meals, while tensions between Jean-Pierre and Fox News' Peter Doocy highlighted ongoing media dynamics.
Breitbart: 'The Daily Show' Correspondent Ronny Chieng Attacks Trump Voters: We Prefer Conservatives 'Who Aren’t F**king Morons'
Comedian Ronny Chieng criticized Trump voters on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, calling them “fucking morons” and questioning their intelligence. He expressed a desire for conservatives who are more reasonable, while acknowledging his efforts to connect with MAGA supporters.
Chieng, who hails from Malaysia, emphasized that he does not view conservatism as inherently negative but seeks a more intelligent discourse. His comments come amid discussions within the Democratic Party about their tone towards working-class Americans.
Fox News: Top NY Dem ridiculed for floating secession to Canada over Trump return: 'Lead the way'
New York State Senator Liz Krueger suggested the state consider drastic measures, including potential secession to Canada, in response to President-elect Trump's threats to cut federal funding to "sanctuary" jurisdictions. She emphasized the significant financial impact these cuts could have on New York.
Krueger later clarified that her secession comments were made in jest but highlighted the serious implications of Trump's proposed funding cuts on healthcare and infrastructure. Republican officials dismissed her remarks, calling her unserious, while others within her party pointed to internal issues as contributing factors to their electoral losses.
The Federalist: How Corporate America Robs Men Of The Joys Of Tinkering
The Right to Repair movement advocates for legislation that allows consumers and independent repair shops access to service information and parts for personal electronics, appliances, and vehicles. This push is fueled by frustrations over corporate restrictions that hinder individual repair efforts.
Supporters argue that such laws are essential for restoring consumer agency and fostering innovation. With many manufacturers enforcing policies that limit repairs, the movement seeks to empower individuals to maintain and tinker with their own property without corporate interference.
#society
GB News: Clock tower stops chiming every 15 minutes after SINGLE noise complaint ends 137-year-old tradition
Birkenhead Town Hall's iconic clock tower will now only chime on the hour, ending a 137-year tradition of quarter-hourly chimes due to a noise complaint from a nearby resident. The council deemed the chimes a "statutory nuisance" after an investigation.
Heritage campaigners lament the loss, emphasizing the cultural significance of the chimes, which many locals relied on. The council plans to explore alternative solutions while maintaining the hourly chimes as a compromise.
Fox News: UK lawmakers vote in favor of bill legalizing assisted dying
Lawmakers in England and Wales have approved a bill to legalize assisted dying for terminally ill adults, with a vote of 330 to 275. The bill allows individuals over 18 with less than six months to live to request assistance in ending their lives, pending safeguards.
The proposal faces further scrutiny in Parliament before a final vote. While supporters argue it offers dignity and prevents suffering, opponents express concerns about potential coercion and the adequacy of safeguards. The bill's main sponsor emphasized the need for thorough examination before implementation.
The Epoch Times: Hidden Homeless Gamble With Danger in Las Vegas Tunnels
In Las Vegas, hundreds of homeless individuals live in a network of tunnels beneath the city, often referred to as "mole people." These tunnels offer shelter from extreme weather but are dangerous, prone to flooding, and associated with crime and health risks. Outreach teams from HELP of Southern Nevada work to assist these individuals, providing support and resources despite the challenges posed by the environment and the residents.
The Clark County Board of Commissioners recently approved a new Unsafe Camping Ordinance aimed at relocating homeless individuals from the tunnels to shelters, with potential fines for noncompliance. However, outreach workers emphasize a compassionate approach, focusing on navigating the complexities of homelessness rather than punitive measures. The ongoing crisis reflects broader national trends, with record levels of homelessness reported across the U.S.
Breitbart: Ontario Town Without a Flagpole Fined for Not Flying Pride Flag, Officials Sentenced to Reeducation Course
The Ontario Human Rights Tribunal has ordered the small Canadian township of Emo to pay $15,000 in damages for refusing to proclaim Pride Month in 2020. The ruling followed a request from Borderland Pride for the township to declare June as Pride Month and fly a rainbow flag.
Emo's mayor and chief administrative officer must also complete a "Human Rights 101" online course as part of the ruling. This course emphasizes the importance of supporting 2SLGBTQA+ individuals in local government services.
#military
The Telegraph: New Zealand warship crashed and sank because it was ‘left on autopilot’
An inquiry into the sinking of New Zealand's HMNZS Manawanui has concluded that human error was the cause, as the ship was left on autopilot. This incident marks the first loss of a New Zealand naval vessel since World War II.
Captain Yvonne Gray faced online harassment following the incident, leading to criticism of "armchair admirals" by the defense minister, who emphasized that Gray's gender was not a factor. The crew mistakenly thought the ship's lack of response was due to thruster control failure.
#culture
Times Of Israel: France shows off Notre Dame after ‘impossible’ restoration following devastating fire
France unveiled the restored interior of Notre Dame Cathedral, set to reopen on December 7-8, after extensive renovations following the 2019 fire. President Macron praised the restoration as a remedy for a national wound, highlighting the cathedral's enhanced beauty and welcoming atmosphere.
The restoration, costing nearly 700 million euros, involved 250 companies and hundreds of experts. While the cathedral aims to attract 14-15 million visitors, discussions on entrance fees are ongoing. The reopening will include a mass and a speech from Macron in the forecourt.
Breitbart: Watch: Kamala Harris Deputy Campaign Manager Admits Left Is 'Losing the Culture War'
Quentin Fulks, a key figure in Kamala Harris' presidential campaign, acknowledged that the left is struggling in the culture war, attributing this to wokeism and cancel culture. He emphasized that Democrats are hindered by internal conflicts and lack the cohesive support seen in the Republican Party.
Fulks and other campaign advisers noted that the convergence of politics and culture is unprecedented, with Republicans effectively utilizing online platforms to amplify their message. This admission reflects a significant shift in the cultural landscape, where the left's dominance appears to be waning.
Forbes: 'Moana 2' May Break Thanksgiving Record Set By ‘Frozen II’
"Moana 2," initially intended as a Disney+ series, is set to break Thanksgiving weekend box office records, projected to earn at least $175 million. It achieved the highest preview earnings for a Disney Animation film, grossing $13.8 million before the holiday.
Despite its box office success, "Moana 2" received mixed reviews, holding a 65% critics score on Rotten Tomatoes, while competing films "Wicked" and "Gladiator II" garnered higher ratings.
Breitbart: Inspiring Pictures: Gleaming Notre Dame Reopening After Massive Fire
French President Emmanuel Macron praised the restoration of Notre Dame de Paris, which is set to reopen on December 7, 2024, nearly six years after a devastating fire. He acknowledged the efforts of the 2,000 workers involved, calling their achievement "sublime" and a remedy for the national wound caused by the fire.
Despite the successful rebuild, concerns remain regarding fire safety during renovations of historic sites. Historian Didier Rykner criticized the government's lack of adequate fire protection measures, suggesting that the 2019 fire could have been prevented with better oversight.
#health
Fox News: Can't stop thinking about your next meal? It's called food noise, here's what to do
"Food noise" refers to the internal dialogue between the brain and stomach regarding hunger signals, according to Dr. Steven Batash, a weight loss specialist. He explains that while dieting, individuals may experience heightened food noise, which can sabotage their weight loss efforts.
To manage food noise, options include prescription weight-loss medications, bariatric surgery, and healthy eating practices. Batash emphasizes the importance of discipline and motivation in successfully controlling food intake and achieving weight loss goals.
#crime
Fox News: School bus driver charged with holding girl captive for 12 years
A Colombian school bus driver, Carlos Humberto Grisales Higuita, has been charged with kidnapping and sexual abuse after allegedly abducting a 7-year-old girl in 2012 and holding her captive for over a decade. The victim escaped in February 2023 after being psychologically manipulated and assaulted.
Grisales Higuita, who did not accept the charges during preliminary hearings, is currently in custody. The victim had been reported missing 12 years ago and was kept out of school while being moved between various locations in Medellín and Bello.
#sports
The Federalist: Al Michaels’ Quirks Define Amazon’s NFL Broadcasts
Al Michaels, now 80, continues to broadcast NFL games for Amazon Prime, showcasing a distinct personality that blends bemusement with sports commentary. His wry humor and occasional cultural references have drawn mixed reactions from fans, some of whom criticize his perceived detachment from the games.
Despite calls for his retirement, Michaels remains unfazed by criticism, attributing his demeanor to the quality of games he covers. He has established a legacy in sports broadcasting, having covered major events for decades, and seems poised to continue on his own terms.
The Western Journal: Boise St. Volleyball Called 'Real Champions' After Giving Up a Shot at the Title to Take a Stand Against Men in Women's Sports
The Boise State women's volleyball team forfeited their semifinal match in the Mountain West Conference tournament to protest against competing with a team that includes a transgender player. This decision has been praised by some as a courageous stand for women's sports.
Despite facing institutional challenges, including a federal ruling that allowed the transgender player to compete, Boise State's actions have resonated with supporters who view them as role models. Advocates for women's sports have lauded the team for prioritizing values over victory.