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#illegals
The Western Journal: Biden's Parting Gift to Trump Throws Wrench in Deportation Plan with Temporary Immunity
The Biden administration has extended Temporary Protected Status for nearly 1 million individuals from El Salvador, Sudan, Ukraine, and Venezuela, allowing them to avoid deportation and renew work permits. This move complicates President-elect Donald Trump's plans for mass deportations.
The Department of Homeland Security justified the extensions based on environmental conditions, political crises, and ongoing armed conflict in these countries. Critics argue that such policies strain resources and contribute to crime and economic challenges, asserting that Trump’s election reflects a public mandate to address immigration issues.
#politics
Breitbart: Trump's 13 Cabinet Nominees Set for Confirmation Hearings This Week
Senate committees are set to hold hearings this week for 13 cabinet nominees selected by President-elect Donald Trump. Senate Republican leadership aims to fast-track these nominees despite potential roadblocks from Democrats, who may force longer confirmation processes.
Key nominees include Pete Hegseth for Defense, who faces scrutiny over his qualifications, and Pam Bondi for Attorney General, who will be questioned about her ties to Trump. The hearings are crucial for Trump's administration as they seek swift confirmations.
Human Events: Over 100,000 Romanians protest in Bucharest against cancellation of presidential election after anti-NATO populist took lead
Over 100,000 Romanians protested in Bucharest against a court's decision to annul the recent presidential election, where anti-NATO candidate Calin Georgescu led. Protesters demanded a return to democracy and new elections, holding signs in support of free elections.
The Constitutional Court cited alleged Russian interference and campaign irregularities as reasons for the annulment. The protests reflect widespread discontent with the political establishment and calls for accountability in the electoral process.
Fox News: 'The View' co-host suggests going to Mar-a-Lago to meet Trump like 'trekking down to Mecca'
Ana Navarro compared lawmakers visiting Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago to "trekking down to Mecca," expressing concern over the optics of such meetings. Co-hosts criticized Trump's refusal to transition properly and emphasized the importance of maintaining political accountability.
Despite reservations, the co-hosts acknowledged Sen. John Fetterman's political judgment in meeting Trump. Fetterman defended his openness to dialogue with Trump's nominees, asserting that engaging with them is part of his responsibilities as a U.S. Senator.
Times Of Israel: Lebanon’s Aoun taps ICJ chief justice as prime minister, in blow to Hezbollah
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has summoned Nawaf Salam to designate him as prime minister after receiving support from 84 lawmakers, marking a significant shift in Lebanon's political landscape post-Hezbollah's military setbacks. Salam's nomination reflects changing alliances, as Hezbollah and its ally Amal Movement did not nominate a candidate.
The new administration faces the challenge of reviving government institutions after a two-year paralysis and addressing the aftermath of the recent conflict with Israel. Aoun's election and Salam's designation signal a potential path toward necessary reforms and rebuilding efforts in Lebanon.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Rep. Derrick Van Orden Lays Out Confirmation Hearings: 'It's a Big Day Tuesday Through Thursday'
The Senate is set to begin confirmation hearings for President-elect Donald Trump’s Cabinet picks, starting with Doug Collins for Secretary of Veterans Affairs. Rep. Derrick Van Orden emphasized the importance of these confirmations, highlighting nominees like Pete Hegseth for Secretary of Defense and Lee Zeldin for the EPA.
Van Orden criticized the Biden administration’s policies affecting agriculture and immigration, asserting that Zeldin's experience will bring "sanity" back to environmental policy. He expressed confidence in Trump's selections, calling them a "slate of absolute winners."
The Western Journal: LA Mayor Used Fire Department Money to Fund Queer Occult Interests, 'Ebony Theatre,' Trans Cafe, and More
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has faced backlash for her handling of the city's wildfire crisis, notably attending an official trip in Africa while the situation worsened. Critics highlight her attempts to cut nearly $49 million from the Fire Department budget just before a major fire.
Instead of prioritizing fire safety, Bass allocated funds to various cultural initiatives, including a $100,000 slush fund for a transgender cafe and smaller amounts for arts organizations focused on LGBTQ history and culture. This has raised concerns about her spending priorities amid ongoing natural disasters.
#society
GB News: Nicola Sturgeon ends marriage to Peter Murrell as she admits 'we have been separated for some time'
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced the end of her marriage to Peter Murrell, stating they have been separated for some time. She expressed that they still care for each other and will not be making further comments on the matter.
Murrell, who married Sturgeon in 2010, has faced legal issues related to the embezzlement of SNP funds, with both him and Sturgeon previously arrested but released without charge. They remain under investigation as part of a broader inquiry into party finances.
Fox News: FBI visits Ben Affleck's LA home
FBI agents were seen at Ben Affleck's rental home in Brentwood, Los Angeles, as part of operations related to the ongoing Palisades fire. The FBI confirmed their presence was due to the fire response, but it remains unclear if Affleck was home during the visit.
Affleck's ex-wife, Jennifer Garner, expressed her concern for the community, noting the devastating impact of the fires that have destroyed over 12,300 structures. The Palisades Fire is currently 14% contained, alongside other active fires in the area.
Fox News: Teen dead at ski resort near posh mountain town
An 18-year-old skier died in a tragic accident at Mt. Rose – Ski Tahoe in Nevada after colliding with a tree on an intermediate trail. Emergency responders pronounced him dead at the scene, and the Washoe County Sheriff's Office is investigating.
This incident follows the recent deaths of a 19-year-old in Massachusetts and a 12-year-old in New Hampshire due to similar skiing accidents. Authorities continue to express condolences to the families affected.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Israel tells Hamas it will leave Gaza when all hostages are returned
Israel is prepared to withdraw its troops from Gaza contingent upon the release of all hostages and a ceasefire agreement with Hamas. Recent talks involving Qatar’s prime minister and U.S. officials suggest a potential breakthrough in negotiations.
While Israel has historically maintained military control over Gaza, an Israeli official indicated that troop withdrawal could occur if Hamas complies with the terms of a new deal. Hamas demands an immediate troop exit post-ceasefire, while Israel plans to retain control over certain areas during the truce.
Le Monde: Former foreign minister Kuleba takes Ukraine's message to lecture halls
Dmytro Kuleba, Ukraine's former foreign minister, resigned in September 2024 amid a significant government reshuffle following Russia's invasion. He had been a key figure in rallying international support and arms for Ukraine since the conflict began in February 2022.
Despite stepping down, Kuleba declined an ambassadorial position in the U.S. and accepted a teaching role at Sciences Po Paris, focusing on "diplomacy in times of war."
#culture
The Western Journal: Rookie QB Praises God on Live TV After Epic Overtime Playoff Win
The Washington Commanders secured their first playoff win since 2006, defeating the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 23-20. Rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels attributed his calmness and success to his faith, stating, "Trust in the Lord God," during a post-game interview.
Daniels' public expression of faith presents a unique opportunity for the NFL, as a prominent quarterback openly sharing his beliefs could resonate with fans. As the Commanders prepare to face the Detroit Lions, Daniels' potential rise could make him a significant figure in both sports and faith.
#crime
Fox News: Teacher arrested after threat that shut down NJ school district, police say
A New Jersey teacher, Amir Doctry, was arrested after making online threats against a specific staff member, prompting the closure of the Montclair School District. He faces charges of making terroristic threats, including threats to shoot the principal of Northeast Elementary School.
Authorities, including the FBI, investigated the threat, which was directed at a particular staff member. Following the arrest, police confirmed there was no ongoing danger to the community.