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8 Nov 2024
#illegals
Liberty Nation News: Death Count of Migrants Under Biden Parallels Chicago Murder Rate - Liberty Nation News
The Biden administration's open-border policies have resulted in the deaths of 2,700 migrants attempting to cross into the U.S., a figure comparable to Chicago's murder rate. This alarming statistic highlights the dangers faced by migrants in harsh border conditions, exacerbated by increased illegal crossings.
Critics argue that the administration's chaotic policies have contributed to this humanitarian crisis, with the U.S.-Mexico border now deemed the world's deadliest land migration route. Despite the ongoing tragedy, there has been little acknowledgment from various sectors of society regarding the rising death toll among migrants.
Fox News: Dem governor threatens to use 'every tool' to fight back against Trump-era deportations
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey stated that the state police will not cooperate with the anticipated mass deportation efforts by the incoming Trump administration. She emphasized her commitment to using all available resources to protect residents and indicated potential legal resistance to federal actions.
Healey acknowledged the challenges posed by a surge in migrants and called for federal action to improve work authorization processes and immigration laws. Massachusetts has implemented programs to assist migrants with work permits and language training.
Breitbart: Harris Surrogate: Dems 'Condemn You' for Opposing 'Very Lax Immigration Policies' That Aren't Fair to Legal Immigrants
Lindy Li, a campaign surrogate for Harris-Walz, expressed concerns about lax immigration policies within the Democratic Party. She emphasized her pride in being a naturalized American and argued that immigration should follow an orderly process, criticizing those who "jump the line."
Li highlighted her family's legal immigration experience and the contributions they made to the economy, asserting that it is unfair for others to bypass established procedures.
#politics
Breitbart: Fmr. Biden Spox: Migrant Busing Forced Dems to Care More About the Border
CNN Political Commentator Kate Bedingfield stated that Republican-led migrant busing to Democratic cities has raised awareness about immigration issues among those far from the border. She noted that it prompted leaders in these areas to acknowledge the significance of the situation.
Bedingfield emphasized that this strategy has made the immigration issue more personal for many and has influenced both Republican and Democratic leadership to address it more seriously.
The Western Journal: Progressive San Francisco Mayor Concedes Race to Levi Strauss Heir
San Francisco Mayor London Breed conceded her re-election bid to Daniel Lurie, a political newcomer and heir to the Levi Strauss fortune. This marks a significant shift as Lurie campaigned on promises to address rising crime and homelessness, issues that plagued Breed's tenure.
In a notable election cycle, Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascon also lost his position, signaling a potential shift in progressive policies in California. Lurie won with 56.2% of the vote after a lengthy ranked-choice voting process, emphasizing a need for accountability and change in the city.
Fox News: Justice Sonia Sotomayor faces pressure to retire ahead of Trump taking office: report
Democrats are reportedly contemplating urging Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor to resign before the end of their Senate majority, fearing that her replacement could be appointed by President-elect Donald Trump. With only two months left in control, discussions focus on the feasibility of a quick confirmation.
Concerns include the tight congressional schedule and potential opposition from senators like Joe Manchin. A suggested candidate for replacement is D.C. Circuit Judge J. Michelle Childs, while Democrats may also prioritize confirming lower-court judges before losing their majority.
Breitbart: UK's Lammy Tries Browbeating Trump, Doesn't Retract 'Neo-Nazi' Slurs
UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy acknowledges his past criticisms of President-elect Trump but aims to foster a cooperative relationship moving forward. He emphasizes the importance of aligning UK interests with US policies, particularly regarding tariffs and economic strategies.
Despite previous animosity, Lammy describes a recent dinner with Trump as positive, noting the former president's graciousness. He expresses concern over Trump's tariff promises, advocating for a dialogue to protect UK interests while recognizing potential opportunities in the new administration.
The Western Journal: Watch: Nancy Pelosi Appears to Be Having a Hard Time Dealing with Kamala's Loss as Cameras Capture Tense Moment
Rep. Nancy Pelosi was seen in a tense discussion with strategist Donna Brazile during Vice President Kamala Harris's concession speech following Donald Trump's victory. Their body language suggested disbelief and distress, highlighting the turmoil within the Democratic Party.
Pelosi's situation is compounded by her role in Biden's withdrawal from the race and concerns over her financial dealings. The New York Post captured her apparent misery, which some view as a form of poetic justice.
Fox News: Toss-up Maine House race moves to ranked-choice tabulation with Golden, Theriault separated by 1,414 votes
The Maine House race between incumbent Democrat Rep. Jared Golden and Republican Austin Theriault is heading to ranked-choice tabulation after neither candidate secured over 50% of the vote. Golden currently leads by 1,414 votes, but Theriault plans to request a recount.
With control of the House still undecided, both candidates are focusing on ensuring an accurate count. Golden initially declared victory, while Theriault emphasized the race's significance and the need for a thorough recount process.
The Telegraph: The election of Donald Trump renews the golden age of US-Hungarian relations
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán praised Donald Trump's election victory, calling it "the biggest comeback in US political history." He highlighted the positive impact of Trump’s presidency on US-Hungary relations, contrasting it with the cooler ties under the current administration.
As heads of state gather in Budapest for the European Political Community summit, they have the chance to discuss geopolitical realities following Trump's win. Key topics include migration and economic performance, reflecting the interconnected challenges facing Europe and the US.
The Western Journal: Campaign Staffers Unhappy with Kamala’s Comments in Post-Election Meeting: 'Detached from the Reality of What Happened'
Vice President Kamala Harris faces criticism from her campaign staff following a disappointing election outcome. Some blame President Biden's late withdrawal from the race, while others point to Harris's campaign strategy, which they say was disconnected from the realities of the electorate.
Staffers expressed frustration over leadership decisions and a lack of engagement with local Democratic committees. The campaign's perceived overconfidence and failure to connect with a broader voter base have been highlighted as key issues.
GB News: David Lammy issues fresh WARNING to Donald Trump amid apology row over historic comments
UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy plans to warn President-elect Donald Trump against raising tariffs on UK imports, which could harm the UK economy. Lammy expressed the importance of maintaining strong ties with allies despite past criticisms of Trump.
Amid concerns over Trump's potential policies, UK officials, including Chancellor Rachel Reeves, downplay the impact of Lammy's previous remarks about Trump. Prime Minister Keir Starmer reaffirmed the UK's commitment to defense spending amid Trump's criticisms of NATO.
Fox News: Who is Susie Wiles, Trump's White House chief of staff? 5 things to know
President-elect Donald Trump has made history by winning a second term as a former president and appointing Susie Wiles as his chief of staff, the first woman to hold the position. Wiles, a seasoned GOP operative, played a crucial role in Trump's 2024 campaign, helping him secure both the Electoral College and popular vote.
Wiles has a notable background, being the daughter of NFL broadcaster Pat Summerall and having worked in various political roles, including for Jack Kemp and Ronald Reagan. Despite her political acumen, she is less known in Washington. Her appointment is seen as a significant step for women in leadership within the GOP.
Breitbart: Clyburn: Biden Has Been Totally Successful, People Might Not Feel 'Great' Economy Due to Misinformation
Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC) defended President Biden's record during a CBS interview, asserting that Biden has been a successful president despite public skepticism about the economy. Clyburn suggested that perceptions of economic performance may be influenced by misinformation.
He compared Biden's presidency to that of Harry Truman, who was unpopular during his term but later gained historical acclaim. Clyburn believes Biden's achievements will similarly be recognized over time.
#society
GB News: Drivers risk huge price hikes as cash-strapped council removes free parking from popular car parks
Leeds City Council plans to introduce parking charges in several areas, ending free parking to generate over £330,000 annually amid budget shortfalls. The new scheme includes a cashless payment system and allows one hour of free parking, with fees starting at £1.15 thereafter.
Despite overwhelming public opposition, with surveys showing up to 96% against the changes, the council is proceeding. Exemptions will apply for Blue Badge holders, and officials argue the fees are necessary for maintenance and improvements.
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu: 86th anniversary of Kristallnacht ‘marked on the streets of Amsterdam’
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned recent violent attacks on Maccabi Tel Aviv soccer fans in Amsterdam, drawing parallels to Kristallnacht. He emphasized the need for vigilance against rising antisemitism, stating that the attackers threaten not only Jews but the entire free world.
The incidents, occurring after a match against Ajax, involved organized assaults by anti-Israel mobs, resulting in injuries to Israeli fans and widespread fear among the local Jewish community. Dutch officials condemned the violence, pledging to hold the perpetrators accountable.
Human Events: ‘Jew hunt’ in Amsterdam leaves dozens injured, many Israelis board ‘rescue planes’ and head home
Up to 20 people were injured in Amsterdam as mobs of Muslim extremists attacked Jewish fans of the Maccabi Tel Aviv soccer team following a match against Ajax. The assaults included beatings, stabbings, and property damage, prompting Israel to send planes for evacuation.
Israeli officials condemned the violence, labeling it a "pogrom," and called for increased security for Jewish communities in the Netherlands. The Dutch police arrested 62 individuals in response to the unrest, which has drawn comparisons to historical anti-Jewish violence.
Fox News: Historic Rome landmark's temporary closure causes uproar: 'Saddest thing I’ve seen in Italy'
The Trevi Fountain in Rome is currently undergoing maintenance until September 2025, leading to the installation of a makeshift pool for tourists to toss coins. Reactions on social media have been mixed, with some finding the temporary solution unsightly while others appreciate the option to continue the tradition.
Italian officials are also considering measures to manage overtourism, such as time slots for visits and a small fee for non-residents. The situation at the fountain has prompted discussions on how to balance visitor access with preservation efforts.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Yechiel Leiter, Next Israeli Ambassador to U.S., Lost Son in Combat in Gaza
Yechiel Leiter, appointed as the new Israeli ambassador to the U.S., recently lost his son, Moshe, in combat in Gaza. At Moshe's funeral, Leiter urged President Biden to avoid pressuring Israel to cease its military actions against Hamas.
Leiter, a prominent figure in Israeli right-leaning circles, emphasized the need for Israel to continue its offensive to "defeat evil." His plea reflects the ongoing tensions surrounding U.S.-Israel relations amid the conflict.
#economy
Forbes: Stocks Head To Best Week This Year As Banks And Tesla Lead Trump-Boosted Rally
Stocks are experiencing their best week of 2024, driven by optimism following Trump's election victory. Major indexes like the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq are all on track for significant weekly gains, with the Dow up 4.2% and the S&P 4.5%.
Market analysts attribute the surge to reduced political uncertainty, potential tax cuts, and expectations of increased corporate activity. Notable stock winners include Tesla, which has risen 23%, and investment banks, all benefiting from the market's favorable reaction to the election outcome.
#crime
Fox News: Judge denies Marine vet Daniel Penny's motion for mistrial in subway chokehold case despite 'bias' red flag
Daniel Penny's defense team is seeking a mistrial, arguing that the prosecution's portrayal of him as a "White vigilante" and the testimony of a "biased" witness undermines his right to a fair trial. Penny is charged with second-degree manslaughter in the death of Jordan Neely, who had a history of erratic behavior.
The defense contends that Penny's actions were justified, given Neely's threatening behavior on the subway. The trial continues, with Penny facing up to 19 years in prison if convicted.
#sports
GB News: Mike Tyson offered money by 'wealthy friends' to cancel Jake Paul fight as controversial bout nears
Mike Tyson has rejected offers from wealthy friends to cancel his upcoming fight with Jake Paul, set for next Friday at AT&T Stadium. Despite concerns over their 31-year age gap and Tyson's recent health issues, he remains committed to the bout.
Tyson, who suffered a serious stomach ulcer earlier this year, has been training intensely and is determined to go through with the fight. Paul views the match as a unique opportunity against a boxing legend.
#other
GB News: Major new fuels could slash emissions 'by 70 per cent' and make engines more efficient - 'Win-win!'
Experts are advocating for alternative fuels like HVO and biomethane to significantly reduce carbon emissions in vehicles that are hard to electrify. Trials show these fuels can achieve up to 92% carbon efficiency compared to diesel, with Hackney Council and John Lewis Partnership reporting substantial emissions reductions.
Hackney Council's fleet has seen a 12% carbon reduction and 69% reduction in NOx emissions, while John Lewis aims to eliminate fossil fuels from its fleet by 2030, using biomethane for heavy trucks. Both organizations highlight the importance of operational changes and vehicle efficiency in further reducing emissions.