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29 Nov 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: Local Sheriffs Back Trump's Deportation Plan: 'People Are Tired of This'
Local sheriffs are expressing support for President-elect Donald Trump's plan to deport millions of undocumented immigrants, emphasizing that many Americans are frustrated with the current immigration situation. Sheriffs from Maryland and Ohio have pledged to assist ICE in this effort, which aims to expand the 287(g) program that allows local law enforcement to enforce immigration laws.
However, not all sheriffs agree with Trump's approach. Some, particularly in California and Massachusetts, argue that collaborating with ICE undermines trust within immigrant communities and strains resources. They have publicly stated their reluctance to engage with ICE, highlighting a divide among law enforcement leaders on immigration enforcement strategies.
#politics
Breitbart: WATCH: Donald Trump Trolls Democrats on Thanksgiving with Turkey Parody
President-elect Donald Trump shared a parody video on Thanksgiving, humorously featuring Democratic leaders like President Biden and Vice President Harris. The clip, inspired by *National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation*, shows Trump emerging from a turkey, dancing to "YMCA," delighting many social media users.
Following his landslide victory in the 2024 election, Trump declared it a significant political comeback, the first since Grover Cleveland. He extended Thanksgiving wishes to all Americans, including his political opponents, while criticizing their policies as ineffective.
Fox News: Democrat Seth Moulton scolds party for shutting down free speech, not listening to voters, in brutal op-ed
Rep. Seth Moulton criticized the Democratic Party for stifling dissenting opinions and failing to address voter concerns in a recent op-ed. He argued that the party's focus on "purity tests" has alienated potential supporters and hindered its ability to connect with voters on pressing issues like immigration and the economy.
Moulton lamented the shift away from free speech within the party and called for a return to its roots of engaging in open debate. He emphasized that Democrats must acknowledge and address the fears of working-class Americans to regain their trust and support in upcoming elections.
The Mirror: Keir Starmer torpedoes 2 million petition after sinking Kemi Badenoch jibe
Keir Starmer addressed a petition nearing three million signatures calling for a General Election during Prime Minister's Questions, dismissing a suggestion from Tory leader Kemi Badenoch that he should resign. He emphasized the importance of diplomacy regarding the recent ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon and commended efforts to aid flood victims in the UK.
Badenoch criticized Starmer’s government for its tax policies and claimed that businesses were cutting jobs due to the Chancellor's budget. Starmer countered her claims, asserting that the Labour Party has evolved from protest to governance, while the Conservatives are regressing.
#society
GB News: Aldi rolls out 5 new products inspired by the 'food trend of the year' - available within days
Aldi is capitalizing on the hot honey trend by launching a new range of five products that blend sweet honey with spicy chili. The offerings include festive party bites, flatbreads, crisps, and a special collaboration sauce, with some items available now and others launching in early December.
Key products include Hot Honey Pork Belly Bites and Greek Feta and Hot Honey Bites, both set to debut on December 6. Other items like Hot Honey Flatbreads and Honey, Chilli and Camembert Crisps are already in stores, along with a Spiced Cranberry Hot Honey Sauce for a festive twist.
The Economist: British MPs vote in favour of assisted dying
British MPs have voted to legalize assisted dying in England and Wales, marking a significant step towards social reform. The debate was characterized by respectful discourse, allowing lawmakers to vote based on personal beliefs rather than party lines.
This decision reflects a shift in societal attitudes towards end-of-life choices, paving the way for future discussions on the topic.
The Federalist: 24 Better Gifts Than The Sponsored Junk On Google Shopping
Recent Google Shopping searches for Christmas gifts reveal a skewed selection, featuring items like a $56 bracelet charm and a $170 gift basket, raising concerns about censorship in gift ideas. The author shares alternative gift suggestions for various recipients, emphasizing local and thoughtful options.
Gift ideas include handprinted tea towels, classic L.L. Bean totes, and personalized items for men and families. The list aims to inspire holiday shopping beyond mainstream offerings, highlighting unique and meaningful presents for all ages.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: In 1st address since truce, Hezbollah chief pledges coordination with Lebanese army
Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem announced a coordinated effort with the Lebanese army regarding a ceasefire deal with Israel, marking a shift after a year of conflict that included daily attacks. The truce, facilitated by the U.S. and France, establishes a two-month ceasefire and a buffer zone.
Qassem claimed a "great victory" for Hezbollah, asserting that the group remains strong and committed to supporting Palestine. Israeli forces reported extensive operations against Hezbollah, resulting in significant casualties on both sides. The ceasefire aims to stabilize the region while maintaining military readiness.
The Telegraph: Zelensky says he would be willing to cede Ukrainian territory to Russia for first time
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has expressed a willingness to temporarily cede territory to Russia in exchange for NATO security guarantees over the land Ukraine currently controls. He emphasized that this approach could facilitate future diplomatic negotiations to reclaim territories held by Russia.
Zelensky clarified that while NATO membership for Ukraine remains a goal, no offers have been made for partial membership. He believes that securing NATO's protection is crucial to deter further Russian aggression.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: The Significance of Mathematics in Pythagoreanism
The essay explores the ancient Pythagorean understanding of mathematics, emphasizing its role in guiding individuals toward spiritual contemplation rather than mere engineering. It argues that true wisdom, as seen by the Pythagoreans and their successors, transcends quantitative interpretations, aiming instead for a deeper connection with the divine.
Mathematics is presented as a means of intellectual purification, allowing individuals to discern essential truths in a chaotic world. This process prepares the mind for higher contemplation, linking the study of numbers and geometry to a broader philosophical quest for understanding the divine and the nature of existence.
Fox News: Kate Hudson, brother Oliver turned down Kurt Russell's offer to adopt them
Kate and Oliver Hudson shared on their podcast that Kurt Russell offered to adopt them during their childhood, but they declined, feeling the love was already there. Oliver acknowledged Russell's significant role in his life despite their biological father's absence.
Oliver also discussed his complex feelings about his upbringing, revealing he had trauma related to his mother, Goldie Hawn, despite recognizing her as an amazing parent. He later clarified that his comments were misinterpreted, emphasizing his deep respect and love for her.
Le Monde: Paris's late-night restaurants are disappearing. Step inside the few remaining ones
Au Pied de Cochon, a historic Paris brasserie, remains a late-night haven, open until 5 am daily. Patrons celebrate its enduring charm and hearty fare, despite rising costs and a decline in late-night dining options across the city.
While some establishments are reducing hours, Au Pied de Cochon continues to attract night owls with its nostalgic ambiance and classic dishes, making it a rare gem in the evolving culinary landscape of Paris.
#crime
Fox News: California pastor fends off suspected burglar at church, says ‘God was very gracious and protected me'
Pastor Nick Neves of First Family Church in Antioch, California, successfully subdued a suspected burglar on Thanksgiving Day after discovering the intruder stealing church property. Neves, trained in martial arts, wrestled with the suspect for about 15 minutes until police arrived.
The Antioch Police Department praised Neves for his actions, noting that he was uninjured and emphasizing the importance of community members in combating crime. The suspect was found with an ax used to break into the church.