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#illegals
Breitbart: EXCLUSIVE: Child Airlifted to Texas Hospital After Migrant Group Pushes Through Border Razor Wire
Border Patrol and Texas National Guard conducted a medical airlift for a migrant child injured while crossing a razor wire barrier in Eagle Pass, Texas. The incident occurred as a large group of migrants attempted to breach the border, resulting in severe injuries to the child.
Authorities reported that despite efforts to deter the group, they managed to cross the wire, leading to the child's hospitalization in San Antonio. Officials expressed concern over the willingness of some parents to endanger their children's safety during these crossings.
#politics
Le Monde: Trump wants to put Kash Patel, an open and outspoken enemy of the federal police, in charge of the FBI
Donald Trump plans to replace FBI Director Christopher Wray with Kash Patel, a controversial figure within the MAGA movement known for his intent to dismantle the FBI. This potential appointment raises concerns over national security and the rule of law, with some Republican senators possibly opposing it.
Trump's distrust of the FBI stems from its investigations into the January 6 Capitol assault and his handling of classified documents. Patel has vowed to transform the FBI, promising drastic changes, including closing its headquarters and converting it into a "museum of the deep state."
Breitbart: Trump Predicted Biden Would Pardon Hunter Even as Joe Denied It
President Joe Biden granted a full pardon to his son Hunter, contradicting previous statements where he denied he would do so. Hunter faced legal issues, including federal gun charges, and Biden claimed these charges were politically motivated.
Former President Donald Trump had predicted the pardon would occur, expressing skepticism about Biden's earlier denials. The pardon comes just before Hunter’s scheduled sentencing on December 12.
Breitbart: Barack Obama’s ’Wingman’ Eric Holder Defends Hunter Biden Pardon
Former Attorney General Eric Holder defended President Biden's pardon of Hunter Biden, claiming he was unfairly targeted. Holder argued that no U.S. attorney would have pursued charges against Hunter if he weren't the president's son, suggesting the case warranted a pardon.
He criticized the scrutiny surrounding Hunter Biden, pointing out that the investigation was prolonged due to his familial ties and that he faced no significant penalties for various violations. Holder also dismissed criticism of Kash Patel, a figure Democrats have targeted since his exposure of alleged misconduct during the Obama administration.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Romania ‘shocked’ by Israeli minister’s call with candidate who praised WWII antisemites
Romania's ambassador to Israel criticized Israeli Minister Amichai Chikli for speaking with presidential candidate Calin Georgescu, who has praised historical Romanian antisemites. Ambassador Radu Ioanid expressed outrage, stating Chikli should apologize for seemingly endorsing a candidate linked to the mass murder of Jews.
Georgescu, known for his controversial remarks about fascist leaders, has made promises regarding Israel, but Ioanid dismissed them as insincere. He warned that Chikli's actions could jeopardize Romania-Israel relations, emphasizing that Romania has historically supported Israel.
#culture
Le Monde: Ten years after the attack on Charlie Hebdo: 'The pleasure of drawing is stronger than fear!'
To commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Charlie Hebdo attack, the satirical newspaper is releasing "Charlie Liberté: A Diary of Their Lives," a tribute to the eight team members murdered. The book emphasizes their artistic contributions through drawings and minimal text, aiming to inspire creativity in younger generations.
Director Riss expresses discomfort in discussing the deceased but emphasizes the importance of showcasing their unique artistic sensibilities. He aims for the book to serve as a living tribute rather than a mere memorial, encouraging readers to engage with the artists' legacies.