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#illegals
Breitbart: 22 Kidnapped Migrants Rescued by Mexican Military After Shootout with Cartel Gunmen
Mexican authorities rescued 22 migrants held by cartel gunmen in a violent clash near Tapachula, Chiapas. The operation resulted in the deaths of a soldier and a police officer, while one gunman was arrested. The rescue followed complaints about migrant kidnappings in the area.
Chiapas has seen a rise in kidnappings, with gunmen targeting Haitians, Venezuelans, and Cubans for ransom. Many migrants seek travel permits to reach the U.S. border, where asylum claims are often exploited by smugglers.
#politics
Fox News: Democratic Party’s path forward: Lessons from the other side
After a presidential election, the losing party often faces a critical moment for reflection and recalibration. Democrats have struggled to connect with voters on key issues like affordability, despite having strong policies. The party must focus on storytelling and addressing voter concerns to regain trust.
To move forward, Democrats need to engage with skeptics and communicate their core values effectively. By stepping outside their comfort zone and listening to opposing viewpoints, they can build coalitions and demonstrate that they represent all Americans, not just their base.
Times Of Israel: Ben Gvir suggests Netanyahu open to ‘encouraging’ Palestinian migration from Gaza
Far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir indicated that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is showing some openness to the idea of encouraging Palestinian migration from Gaza. Ben Gvir emphasized the need for emigration and the potential for reoccupying Gaza to restore deterrence against Hamas.
The push for population transfer is supported by other far-right leaders, including Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, who suggested resettling Gaza and encouraging half of its Palestinian population to leave. Critics, including former defense minister Moshe Ya’alon, have warned that such actions could lead to ethnic cleansing.
Breitbart: Climate Alarmists: Trump Wants to Turn America into ‘Pariah Petrostate’
Climate change advocates are alarmed by President-elect Trump's push for energy independence, fearing he will transform the U.S. into a "pariah petrostate." Critics argue that Trump's administration will prioritize fossil fuel production without addressing climate change concerns.
They cite the influence of industry leaders and the potential for increased environmental harm, particularly to marginalized communities. Despite the criticism, some analysts note that the U.S. is already heavily reliant on the fossil fuel sector, complicating efforts for climate action.
Fox News: Jordan Peterson shreds Justin Trudeau for changing tone after 'demolishing' Canada's immigration system
Dr. Jordan Peterson criticizes Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for the country's "broken" immigration system, attributing the crisis to Trudeau's policies that opened borders and led to a population surge. Peterson argues Trudeau's recent immigration cuts are an admission of failure.
Trudeau acknowledges the rapid population growth and blames various entities for exploiting the immigration system. He plans to reduce the number of immigrants and limit the temporary foreign worker program, while Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre contends that Trudeau is attempting to rectify issues he created.
#society
Breitbart: Michigan Ski Town Gets Record-Breaking Snowfall in One Day
Gaylord, Michigan, set a new record for snowfall in one day, receiving 24.8 inches, surpassing the previous record of 17 inches from 1942. This significant snowfall is beneficial for local ski resorts, particularly Treetops Resort, enhancing conditions ahead of the upcoming season.
While the snowfall is advantageous for skiing, it poses challenges for parking and accessibility as locals work to clear the excess snow.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Rebels in Syria take advantage of Israel’s successes against a weakened Iran axis
Syrian rebels, led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, launched a surprising offensive, capturing Aleppo in just 72 hours. This success is attributed to Israel's military actions against Hezbollah and Iran, which weakened their capabilities in the region. The rebels aim to topple the Assad regime and establish a government with good relations with neighboring countries.
However, the future remains uncertain as the rebels may need additional support to sustain their gains. The potential fall of Assad could lead to chaos, raising concerns about who would govern Syria. Israel is closely monitoring the situation, prepared for any developments that may threaten its security.
#economy
Liberty Nation News: US Crosses $36 Trillion National Debt Milestone – Swamponomics - Liberty Nation News
The U.S. national debt has surpassed $36 trillion for the first time, increasing by over $2 trillion since January. Projections suggest it could reach $40 trillion within two years, raising concerns about unsustainable fiscal practices as inflation remains sticky.
Coffee futures have surged 68% this year due to poor crop conditions in Brazil and regulatory debates in the EU that could impact imports. As a result, consumers may face higher prices for coffee in 2025.
#religion
Fox News: Martin Scorsese brings St. Sebastian's story of steadfast faith, martyrdom, to Fox Nation
St. Sebastian, an early Christian martyr, is celebrated for his unwavering faith during the Roman Empire's persecution of Christians under Emperor Diocletian. His story, depicted in Martin Scorsese's latest series "The Saints," highlights his secret Christian identity and his encouragement to fellow Christians facing torture.
The series illustrates how Sebastian inspired mass conversions, including that of the guard Nicostratus, who ultimately faced martyrdom alongside others. The episodes explore the lives of various saints, showcasing their acts of courage and selflessness throughout history.
#culture
Le Monde: Niels Arestrup, one of Jacques Audiard's leading men, has died aged 75
Niels Arestrup, the acclaimed French-Danish actor, passed away at 75 after a battle with illness. His wife announced his death, noting he was surrounded by family. Arestrup was known for his roles in Jacques Audiard's films and won multiple prestigious awards, including three Césars.
Despite his success, Arestrup remained grounded, often rejecting the notion of celebrity in theater. He directed a theater in Paris and continued acting until recently. His career faced scrutiny due to past accusations of violence, though he was never formally charged.
#history
Le Monde: The first time Le Monde wrote Roy Cohn
Roy Cohn, a controversial lawyer and mentor to Donald Trump, was known for his unscrupulous tactics and deep involvement in anti-communist witch hunts during the 1950s. His career began as an assistant to Attorney General James McGranery and he played a significant role in the Rosenberg case.
Cohn's arrogance and aggressive style were notable during the Army-McCarthy hearings, where his actions further fueled speculation about his close relationship with David Schine. His legacy is marked by a disdain for the law and a focus on power and victory.
#crime
Breitbart: Brandon Johnson's Chicago: 16 Shot by Saturday Afternoon on Thanksgiving Weekend
In Chicago, 16 people were shot over Thanksgiving Weekend, with two fatalities, including Oak Park Police Detective Allan Reddins, who was killed while responding to a call about an armed individual. A suspect has been arrested in connection with Reddins' death.
The other fatality involved a 17-year-old boy shot multiple times in a drive-by incident. This year, Chicago has recorded 515 homicides.
#other
GB News: UK weather: Britons warned to brace for 'bitterly cold' temperatures as Arctic blast hits this week
Britons are bracing for a significant temperature drop starting Monday, with rural areas possibly reaching lows of -7C overnight. This follows a mild weekend with temperatures peaking at 16C in some regions.
The Met Office warns of an Arctic blast bringing wintry conditions, including rain, sleet, and snow. Monday night is expected to be the coldest of the week, with unsettled weather continuing into midweek before temperatures return to average levels.