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13 Dec 2024
#illegals
The Western Journal: We're Going to Start Right Here: Tom Homan Tells Chicago It’s First, Will Prosecute Mayor ‘If He Impedes Us’
Tom Homan, the incoming "border czar," pledged to implement President-elect Donald Trump's mass-deportation agenda starting January 21st, with a focus on Chicago. He warned local leaders against obstructing federal efforts and threatened prosecution for those who conceal illegal immigrants.
Homan criticized Chicago's Democratic leadership, asserting that they are failing the city and contributing to its troubles. He emphasized the legal framework supporting mass deportations, citing federal laws that penalize harboring illegal immigrants, and urged Americans to remember the consequences of illegal immigration.
#politics
The Telegraph: Trump angered by delays to new Air Force One planes
Donald Trump will likely not use the new Air Force One during his presidency due to delays in its delivery, now pushed back to 2029. He has expressed frustration to Boeing's CEO over these setbacks as he prepares to return to the White House.
The new Air Force One will include advanced features such as meeting rooms, bedrooms, and military systems.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: WATCH: Druze Arabs Ask to Be Part of Israel, not Rebel-held Syria
Druze Arab villages in southwestern Syria are seeking to join Israel rather than remain under rebel-held Syrian control. Historically, the Druze have been loyal to their residing nations, but recent conflicts have shifted their sentiments, especially after attacks from Iranian-backed groups.
With the fall of the Assad regime, some Druze communities fear for their safety and are advocating for inclusion in Israel, viewing it as a protective measure against radical Islamists. The Israeli Defense Forces have reportedly moved into southwestern Syria, responding to these local desires for security and affiliation.
Fox News: Israel eyes Iran nuke sites amid reports Trump mulls moves to block Tehran atomic program
The Israeli air force is reportedly preparing for potential strikes against Iran's nuclear program, amid a shifting political landscape in the Middle East following the weakening of Iran's ally, Bashar al-Assad. Tensions are rising as the incoming Trump administration considers a renewed "maximum pressure" strategy against Tehran.
Israeli officials assert that Iran's nuclear capabilities remain a significant threat, with Prime Minister Netanyahu confirming recent strikes on Iranian facilities. Meanwhile, Trump is exploring options to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions, including potential airstrikes, as the situation evolves.
#culture
GB News: When is Winter Solstice 2024? The exact date for the shortest day of the year revealed
The winter solstice, occurring on December 21, marks the official start of astronomical winter in the Northern Hemisphere, characterized by the shortest day and longest night of the year. This celestial event has influenced cultural traditions and celebrations globally since prehistoric times.
Ancient communities created rich mythologies to explain the sun's behavior during this period, often personifying it as a feminine deity. Modern celebrations, such as those at Stonehenge and the Persian festival of Yalda, continue to honor these ancient traditions, reflecting humanity's enduring connection to the sun.
Forbes: Kendrick Lamar’s Diss Tracks Vastly Outearn Drake’s As Feud Generates $15 Million In Revenue, Billboard Says
The feud between rappers Drake and Kendrick Lamar generated over $15.4 million from their diss tracks, with Lamar's "Not Like Us" leading at $7.6 million. Lamar's tracks dominated the charts, while Drake's contributions earned significantly less.
Drake has since filed petitions alleging Universal Music Group manipulated streaming and radio plays for Lamar's tracks, claiming potential grounds for a lawsuit. UMG denied these allegations, asserting that fans choose the music they want to hear.
#health
Human Events: UK to permanently ban puberty blockers for anyone under age 18
The UK is set to implement a permanent ban on puberty blockers for individuals under 18, following concerns over their safety and administration. Health Secretary Wes Streeting cited the Cass Review, which found the treatments potentially harmful and criticized their previous prescription practices.
Streeting described the situation as a "scandal," emphasizing that vulnerable children were given these medications without adequate proof of safety or effectiveness. He announced the ban would be reviewed in 2027, allowing those already on puberty blockers to continue their treatment.