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12 Dec 2024
#illegals
GB News: 'They were saying we'll kill you!' Family shares 'terrifying' moment they were surrounded by migrants after finding one in car boot
A family traveling from the UK encountered a migrant hiding in their car boot at a Calais service station. After discovering the man, who fled upon confrontation, the family was surrounded by a group of 30 to 40 other migrants who threatened them.
Despite calling the police, they received no assistance and were attacked with bricks as they attempted to escape. The family managed to flee back to England but remains unsettled, still awaiting answers months later.
Fox News: 'Land of Laws': Former House candidate reveals how Trump will conquer Dem resistance with immigration mandate
Former House candidate Orlando Sonza emphasized that President-elect Trump has a mandate to address illegal immigration, advocating for strong leadership and adherence to the law. He criticized sanctuary cities for undermining national security and stressed the need for deportation of dangerous criminals.
Sonza believes Trump's strategy will restore lawful immigration practices and improve public safety. He argues that the long-term costs of illegal immigration outweigh concerns about mass deportations, asserting that the American public supports a return to law and order.
#politics
Fox News: Alaska outraged at federal oil lease sale setup being 'fitting finale' for fossil fuel-averse presidency
Alaskan officials, including both U.S. senators and the governor, have expressed strong discontent with the Biden administration's approach to leasing Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) land for fossil fuel exploration. They argue the January sale is being conducted in bad faith, denying Alaskans opportunities for oil development while purchasing energy from foreign adversaries.
Local leaders from the Inupiat village of Kaktovik also criticized the process, claiming it favored outside environmental groups over local voices. They expressed frustration with the administration's actions, which they believe undermine their rights and interests in their traditional lands.
Fox News: Trump allies turn up the heat on GOP Senate holdouts in nomination battles
As President-elect Trump navigates the Senate confirmation process for his cabinet, his allies are pressuring GOP senators who hesitate to support his nominees. Notably, Sen. Joni Ernst faces backlash for her hesitance regarding Pete Hegseth, Trump's defense secretary nominee, amid allegations against him.
Trump's supporters, including Donald Trump Jr. and Charlie Kirk, have threatened primary challenges against dissenting senators, emphasizing loyalty to Trump's agenda. This strategy aims to solidify support for Hegseth and deter opposition to other controversial nominees.
#society
Fox News: 'Seat squatters' on planes is latest travel trend taking over social media
Travelers are increasingly encountering "seat squatters" on flights, individuals who occupy seats not assigned to them. This phenomenon has sparked discussions on social media, with many sharing personal experiences of confronting these squatters. Travel expert Gary Leff emphasizes that passengers are entitled to their assigned seats and suggests that instead of taking someone else's seat, travelers should negotiate for a swap.
Leff advises having a compelling reason and offering something worthwhile in return to facilitate seat exchanges. The issue of seat squatters highlights the challenges passengers face when trying to secure desirable seating on flights.
Fox News: UnitedHealthcare CEO murder: Ivy League grad suspect spawns movement fueled by anti-capitalist sentiment
Luigi Mangione, 26, has been arrested for the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, with a handwritten manifesto expressing grievances against the health care industry found at the scene. Speculation surrounds Mangione's motives, with some supporting his actions as a response to perceived injustices in capitalism.
Experts note a rising populist sentiment against corporate elites, which may contribute to public sympathy for Mangione. The incident has sparked discussions about the safety of corporate executives amid increasing anger towards the wealthy. Mangione faces multiple charges in both New York and Pennsylvania.
#crime
Fox News: Family of UnitedHealthcare CEO murder suspect didn’t report him as police ask what they knew during manhunt
Luigi Mangione, a former Ivy League student, is the prime suspect in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Despite being part of a prominent family, none of Mangione's relatives recognized him in viral surveillance footage. Law enforcement received over 200 tips but none identified him.
Mangione's arrest followed a shooting where he allegedly approached Thompson from behind. His family expressed shock at the incident, while experts noted that acquaintances likely did not suspect him capable of such violence. Investigators are exploring potential motives related to health insurance grievances.