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30 Nov 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Biden Admin Closes Legal Border Crossing Points While Thousands of Migrants Enter U.S. Illegally
Biden admin closes legal border crossings in Texas and Arizona to process illegal migrants more quickly. Videos show large groups of migrants successfully crossing the Rio Grande and being transported by Border Patrol. Migrant processing centers are at overcapacity, but the admin is focused on processing and releasing migrants instead of deterring crossings. (, )
#politics
Human Events: AUSTIN PETERSEN: Here’s why Javier Milei is a hero
Javier Milei, the newly elected President of Argentina, has been compared to Donald Trump and is considered the world's first libertarian head of state. He plans to cut taxes, reduce government spending, and overhaul regulations to revive Argentina's struggling economy. However, he faces opposition from political rivals and socialists who make up the government. Milei identifies as an anarchist but advocates for a limited government focused on defense and law enforcement. He has openly called for cultural engagement and intends to close the Ministry of Women, Gender, and Equality. Despite controversies and criticism, Milei's win signals a shift in political discourse in Argentina.
Fox News: Biden distances himself from 'Bidenomics' phrase he used for months, as public sentiment remains sour: Report
President Biden is no longer using the term "Bidenomics" in his speeches, as polling shows most Americans believe his economic policies have not been effective. A Fox News poll found that 78% of voters have a negative view of the economy, with inflation being a top concern. Democratic strategists have warned that the White House's messaging on the economy is not resonating with voters.
GB News: Covid Inquiry: Matt Hancock says Britain should have locked down THREE weeks earlier
Hancock admits government's late decision on lockdown.
Fox News: House GOP discussing vote to formalize Biden impeachment inquiry, sources say
House Republicans are considering holding a vote to approve an investigation into President Biden's alleged wrongdoings. GOP leaders believe that a formal impeachment inquiry would make it harder for the Biden administration to resist subpoenas and requests for information. Moderate Republicans also support opening a formal impeachment inquiry.
#society
Fox News: Minnesota fiery house explosion kills 1 in St. Paul suburb
A deadly explosion and fire in a St. Paul suburb destroys a home, leaving one person dead and more potential victims unconfirmed. Fire officials are investigating the cause.
The Telegraph: South Korean dog meat farmers take caged canines to street protest
South Korean dog meat farmers protest plans to ban consumption, threatening to release 2 million dogs on the streets. Government aims to outlaw dog meat industry, as majority of Koreans oppose eating dogs. Industry calls for longer grace period and financial compensation.
Human Events: London cancels Chanukah celebration after days of anti-Israel protests
London council cancels display of chanukiah for Chanukah due to fears of creating tensions amidst increased hate crimes and anti-Israel protests. The decision was made to protect council, staff, and residents from possible vandalism. The council recommends a temporary installation and event to celebrate Chanukah instead.
#war
Fox News: White House quietly walks back Biden's comment on adding conditions for sending assistance to Israel
The White House clarified that there are no conditions on U.S. military aid to Israel, despite Biden's previous comments. Several Democrats have pushed for conditions, but national security adviser Jake Sullivan confirmed that there is no conditionality. Biden had suggested that conditioning aid could make hostage negotiations more difficult.
National security adviser Jake Sullivan assured lawmakers that the White House is not asking for any conditions on aid to Israel. This is the second time the White House has appeared to walk back Biden's comments on conditioning military aid. The Biden administration plans to continue sending aid and assistance to Israel after the cease-fire ends.
Le Monde: French hostage one of two released in extended Gaza truce
Hamas released more Israeli women hostages as part of an extended truce, with hopes for further exchanges and aid. US Secretary of State Blinken met with Israeli and Palestinian leaders to seek a longer pause. The Israeli military confirmed the return of two women hostages and expected more to be released soon. ( )
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Google Bends the Knee to Canada: Will Pay News Publishers $74 Million for Content
Google agrees to pay $74 million to Canadian news publishers in response to Canada's Online News Act. The law requires tech companies to compensate news publishers for their content. This shift in Google's approach highlights the growing recognition of the value of journalistic content in the digital age.
The Economist: What to do about an uptick in Americans unjustly held abroad
Americans unjustly held abroad, including in Afghanistan, has become a pressing issue. The number of detainees is on the rise, and finding the right approach to secure their release is challenging. Offering overly generous terms can incentivize more detentions, while taking a hardline stance risks endangering the detainees. China, Iran, Russia, and Venezuela are among the countries with the most cases of unjust detentions. Escalating offensive actions and imposing sanctions may be necessary to send a message that holding Americans captive comes with a price. The release of some Americans raises questions about who gets left behind and why.
#economy
The Epoch Times: More US Retailers Adopt 'Keep It' Returns Policies to Shelter Profits in Holiday Surge
More U.S. retailers are implementing "returnless" policies for online purchases, allowing customers to keep items rather than returning them if the return costs exceed their value. This shift is driven by the need to reduce excess costs and cut transportation and reselling expenses. Retailers are also offering store credit, charging for returns, and encouraging shoppers to bring online purchases back to physical stores. With returns expected to increase by 28% this year, managing returns has become a significant focus for retailers.
The Economist: A national milk-carton shortage sours America’s dairy industry
US dairy industry faces a milk-carton shortage, causing havoc in schools and care facilities. The shortage is blamed on higher demand and a lack of stockpiling. Suppliers are exploring alternatives, but the shortage may impact milk prices and further decline interest in cow milk.
#military
Forbes: The Royal Canadian Navy’s Commander Says It Is In a “Critical State”
Canada's naval fleet is in a critical state due to staffing shortages, jeopardizing its ability to meet force posture and readiness commitments. The aging Halifax-class frigates, which have reached their design-life limits, are the only surface combatants for at least 15 more years. The fleet obsolescence is compounded by a shortage of qualified technicians and a decline in recruitment for over a decade. The Canadian government's response to these challenges and their impact on Canada's international commitments remains unclear.
#health
Breitbart: Hazmat-Suited 'Big White Men' Return to Disinfect China for Pneumonia
Taiwan warns against travel to China due to surge in respiratory illness. Chinese government denies severity, but Taiwan recalls past cover-ups. Chinese hospitals struggle with influx of sick children. Dabai hazmat-suited workers seen disinfecting areas. Some doubt effectiveness of travel restrictions.
#crime
Fox News: Maine Turnpike crash involving wrong-way driver kills 3
A wrong-way driver caused a fatal head-on collision on the Maine Turnpike in Portland, killing three people. The driver first hit a pickup truck before colliding with an SUV. Both vehicles caught fire and became fully engulfed.
#other
Forbes: Trump Gag Order Reinstated In N.Y. Fraud Trial As Appeals Court Upholds Ban On Attacking Court Staff
Donald Trump's gag order prohibiting him from speaking about court staff in his civil fraud trial has been reinstated by a New York appeals court, after temporarily being paused. Trump had appealed the order and subsequent punishments but the court denied his motion, upholding the gag order.
Fox News: Virginia man dies after being pulled headfirst into woodchipper: report
A man died in an accident while trimming trees in Saltville, Virginia. The man was pulled into a woodchipper, and authorities are investigating.
Breitbart: Rocker Shane MacGowan, The Pogues Frontman, Dies at 65
Shane MacGowan, renowned punk singer of The Pogues, has died at 65. The cause of death has not been disclosed, but he had recently battled encephalitis. MacGowan, known for his folk-punk fusion and raucous performances, was an influential songwriter and received a lifetime achievement award in 2018.
Forbes: Where Manchester United Needs To Reinforce During The January Window
Manchester United is in need of a squad refurbishment, with a sporting director necessary to oversee recruitment. Potential departures of Sancho and Varane create gaps to fill, and players like Jean-Clair Todibo are being scouted as potential additions. The club needs improvement on and off the pitch.
Fox News: UN delegates circulate petition to shut down US natural gas production as global climate summit kicks off
GLOBAL DELEGATES CALL ON US AND WESTERN NATIONS TO BAN NEW NATURAL GAS INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS. A LETTER CIRCULATED BY SEN. ED MARKEY, LISA BADUM, AND SEN. ROSA GALVEZ ARGUES THAT ADDITIONAL LNG CAPACITY IS UNNECESSARY AND HARMFUL FOR THE ENVIRONMENT.
I Heart RVing: Unveiling Culinary Magic A Deep Dive into the Stargazer 12 Cast Iron Skillet | I Heart RVing
The Stargazer 12" Cast Iron Skillet is more than just cookware; it's a work of art that brings joy and style to cooking. From the unboxing experience to the performance in the kitchen, this skillet is a statement piece. It's not just a choice; it's a discerning one.
Fox News: Maui officials concerned that heavy rains will send ash from deadly Lahaina wildfires into storm drains
Maui officials prepare for heavy rain and strong winds that could cause flooding in areas affected by wildfires. Straw barriers are placed in Lahaina and culverts are cleared in flood-prone parts of Kula and South Maui. A flood watch is issued for the entire state as heavy rainfall and thunderstorms are expected. Snowfall is also predicted on the summits of Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa.
The Telegraph: BBC should consider further training for staff over Israel-Hamas coverage, says Penny Mordaunt
Penny Mordaunt suggests that BBC staff should receive further training on how to cover the Israel-Hamas conflict. She expresses concern over "anti-Israel bile and bias" within the corporation and calls for impartiality and high journalistic standards. The Telegraph has revealed that BBC presenters have posted "toxic" and "anti-Israel" content on social media, raising questions about the broadcaster's editorial standards. The situation has been described by former Director of BBC Television, Danny Cohen, as a "genuine crisis" for the national broadcaster.