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17 Jan 2024
#politics
GB News: WATCH: Rwanda Bill passes as Rishi Sunak survives Tory rebellion
Rishi Sunak survives Conservative Party rebellion as Rwanda Bill passes in Parliament without amendments.
The American Mind: Our Country or No Country
America's southern border is facing a catastrophic crisis with an estimated ten million illegal migrants entering from Mexico under Biden's presidency. Cities like New York are overwhelmed, turning historic buildings into migrant centers. Biden's immigration policies actively incentivize illegal immigration, leading to major demographic and cultural transformations in the country. This situation calls for comprehensive deportation campaigns, economic disincentives, the completion of the southern border wall, a moratorium on immigration, and rigorous naturalization processes to protect the nation's integrity and cultural identity.
Fox News: House Homeland GOP calls for Mayorkas written testimony; DHS slams ‘bad-faith’ impeachment push
House Republicans are seeking written testimony from DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for an impeachment hearing, accusing him of "dereliction of duty" in handling the southern border crisis. They claim that Mayorkas has refused to testify at previous hearings and called the impeachment push a political stunt. DHS denies refusing to testify and says that Mayorkas has testified multiple times before. The next step is for the committee to schedule a markup of the impeachment articles.
Breitbart: Speaker Mike Johnson Doubles Down: No Deal on Border
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) rejects deal to fund Biden's border operations and foreign aid. He demands real policy change to secure the border. Johnson believes H.R. 2, a comprehensive border security package, should be the starting point for negotiations.
The Economist: Rishi Sunak’s Pyrrhic victory on Rwanda
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak wins a victory in passing the Safety of Rwanda Bill, aimed at deporting asylum seekers. However, the bill's credibility is questioned by his own MPs, and it may face legal hurdles. Sunak's authority has been weakened, and the Conservatives' electoral chances are at risk.
Breitbart: VP Harris: 'We Should All Be Scared' if Trump Elected — Our Freedoms Are at Stake
VP Harris expresses concern over the potential re-election of Trump, highlighting the threat to fundamental freedoms. She mentions Trump's promise to be a dictator and his previous actions against women's rights. Co-host Behar asks if Harris is scared, to which she responds that she is, but emphasizes the need to fight back and earn re-election.
#society
Breitbart: Green Day Frontman Billie Joe Armstrong: Critics of Transgender Youth Are 'F**king Close-Minded'
Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong defends LGBTQ youth, criticizes those opposed to transgender propaganda in schools. He also discusses recording their new album in London and expresses concerns about Donald Trump and the age of politicians.
Le Monde: Montreal's police chief centers his mission around prevention
Montreal Police Chief Fady Dagher aims to revolutionize policing by advocating "hyper-proximity" and cooperation with social services. With an immigrant background, Dagher passionately believes in preventing violence and changing the mission of his troops. He emphasizes the importance of working with the community to steer teenagers away from crime.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: Israel’s judge in The Hague is its government’s bogeyman
Israel's former supreme court president, Aharon Barak, known for his controversial "constitutional revolution," has been appointed as a judge for the International Court of Justice (ICJ). Barak's appointment came as a surprise, as the government had been attempting to dismantle his constitutional legacy. Supporters hail him as a defender of democracy, while critics view him as a "judicial dictator." The decision to appoint him to the ICJ has caused a rift within the ruling Likud party.
Fox News: Houthis still conducting attacks but need to ask how much of capability do they want 'degraded': Pentagon
Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels can still attack shipping vessels despite airstrikes by the US and other nations. The strikes aimed to disrupt and degrade the group's capabilities. However, the Houthis retaliated by launching an anti-ship ballistic missile at a Maltese flagged carrier. Concerns have been raised over the possibility of the Israel-Hamas conflict escalating into a regional war.
#crime
Breitbart: Trump to Judge in E. Jean Carroll Trial: I Would 'Love It' if You Threw Me Out of Courtroom
Former President Donald Trump engaged in a heated exchange with Judge Lewis Kaplan during the E. Jean Carroll trial. Trump expressed that he would "love it" if the judge threw him out of the courtroom. The confrontation arose when the issue of Trump potentially speaking loudly near the jury was raised.
GB News: ‘Unavoidable the way things are’: Neighbour of Bronson Battersby speaks out after toddler's death
Tragic: Father and two-year-old son found dead in their home in Skegness after social services failed to save them. Toddler starved to death while father suffered heart attack.
Le Monde: Ecuador: Prosecutor probing TV studio attack killed
A prosecutor investigating the armed assault on an Ecuadoran TV station was shot dead. The murder is part of a surge in violence in Ecuador, which is a hub for the global cocaine trade. The government has declared war on drug gangs, who have threatened civilians and carried out multiple attacks.