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11 Dec 2024
#illegals
Front Page Magazine: San Diego Votes to Protect Illegal Alien Rapists From Deportation
San Diego's Board of Supervisors voted to close a loophole allowing local law enforcement to notify ICE about certain individuals, including those with violent criminal records. Republican Jim Desmond opposed the measure, arguing it endangers communities by shielding illegal immigrant criminals from deportation.
The board emphasized the importance of immigrant communities but faced public backlash during the meeting, leading to the expulsion of attendees for disruptions. Critics argue that the board prioritizes illegal immigrants over law-abiding citizens.
#politics
Fox News: Bill Clinton says Trump won 'fair and square' in 2024, there was no 'outside influence' this time
Bill Clinton stated that Donald Trump won the 2024 election "fair and square," contrasting it with what he perceives as an illegitimate win in 2016. He emphasized the absence of outside interference this time, unlike the FBI's actions in 2016 that he believes affected the outcome.
Clinton called for a peaceful transfer of power and urged Democrats to engage constructively with Republicans. He also noted the need for the party to reconnect with rural, working-class voters, advocating for listening over divisiveness.
Fox News: Nation's largest labor union for federal employees rebukes GOP's efforts to end telework
The American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) is opposing GOP efforts to regulate remote work among federal employees, which have been in place since the COVID-19 pandemic. Republican lawmakers, including Sen. Marsha Blackburn, are proposing bills to increase accountability and track productivity related to teleworking.
AFGE refutes claims made by Republicans, asserting that only 10% of federal workers are fully remote and that less than half are eligible for telework. The union argues that these criticisms aim to undermine the federal workforce and push for privatization.
Fox News: Fani Willis declines to share Jack Smith, Jan. 6 records, in a blow to conservative watchdogs
The Fulton County District Attorney's Office has refused to release communications between DA Fani Willis and Trump Special Counsel Jack Smith, claiming no records exist or that they are exempt under Georgia law. This follows a lawsuit from Judicial Watch seeking transparency regarding these communications.
A judge had previously ordered Willis to produce these records, asserting she violated the state's open records act. The Open Records Department stated they found no documents and maintained that any communications related to ongoing investigations are legally protected from disclosure.
#society
Le Monde: Video. Video: Saydnaya prison, a symbol of Assad's regime of terror
Saydnaya prison, located north of Damascus, was a site of severe repression under the Assad regime for nearly 40 years. Recently, Syrian rebels announced the release of inmates, including various political prisoners and Al-Qaeda members.
The prison gained notoriety for its brutal conditions, particularly after the onset of the Syrian civil war in 2011, with reports of torture, enforced disappearances, and other human rights abuses documented by organizations like Amnesty International.
GB News: Staycation: UK's best place for a Christmas holiday offers the 'perfect blend of festive charm and winter adventure' - top 10 list
Inverness has been ranked as the best UK destination for Christmas, scoring 9.86 out of 10, followed by Glasgow and Edinburgh. The rankings, based on factors like seasonal activities and dining, highlight Inverness's festive charm, snowfall potential, and local attractions.
Glasgow, known for its extensive Christmas markets, and Edinburgh, with its historic backdrop, also offer unique winter experiences. Both cities provide a variety of outdoor activities and cozy accommodations, making them ideal for holiday visitors.
Fox News: ‘Golden Bachelor’ Gerry Turner says incurable cancer diagnosis led to Theresa Nist divorce
Gerry Turner, star of "The Golden Bachelor," revealed he was diagnosed with Waldenström's macroglobulinemia, a type of bone marrow cancer, earlier this year. This diagnosis significantly influenced his decision to divorce Theresa Nist just months after their wedding.
Turner expressed that the diagnosis weighed heavily on his life choices and affected his relationship with Nist. He hopes people understand the complexities behind their split, emphasizing that love remained between them despite the challenges they faced.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: We don’t know how the rebels will act, IDF commander tells ToI inside southern Syria
The Syrian army has rapidly withdrawn from southern Syria, allowing the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to move into the region without resistance. This follows the collapse of the Assad regime after a swift rebel offensive. The IDF aims to secure the area amid uncertainties regarding the new rebel groups emerging.
The IDF has established control over former Syrian military posts in a buffer zone, which has been in place since 1974. They emphasize that their presence is a defensive measure, with plans to remain until the situation stabilizes. The IDF is also working to maintain minimal friction with local civilians while preparing for potential threats from new rebel factions.
#religion
CNSNews: San Fran Archbishop Responds to Pelosi’s Defiant Insult, Calls for ‘Dialogue’
San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone has responded to Rep. Nancy Pelosi's remarks about receiving communion despite his ban due to her pro-abortion stance. He emphasized the need for dialogue and understanding, urging her to engage in discussions on moral issues, including the sanctity of life.
Cordileone reiterated his pastoral duty to correct and guide those in sin while fostering open communication. He called for a conversation on shared values, such as religious liberty and immigrant rights, inviting Pelosi to discuss these critical topics.