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13 Dec 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: 'We Have the Money': TX Lt. Gov. Patrick Vows to Bid on Border Wall Materials in Biden Fire Sale
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick announced plans to bid on federal border wall materials being auctioned off cheaply. He criticized sanctuary cities and expressed confidence that the incoming Trump administration would challenge their legality. Patrick emphasized Texas's commitment to border security.
He stated that Texas has no sanctuary cities and vowed to prosecute those who conceal illegal immigrants. Patrick also mentioned having a significant budget for border security and intends to purchase the wall materials to support Trump's initiatives.
#politics
Breitbart: Prime Knee Bending: Jeff Bezos' Amazon Plans $1 Million Donation to Trump's Inauguration
Amazon plans to donate $1 million to Donald Trump's inaugural fund, with Jeff Bezos visiting Trump at Mar-a-Lago. This is a significant increase from the $58,000 donated in 2017. Amazon will also stream the inauguration via Prime Video, adding another $1 million in value.
Tech leaders are working to improve relations with Trump, who has been critical of the industry. Bezos has softened his stance, congratulating Trump on his political comeback. Other tech executives, including Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg and Google’s Sundar Pichai, are also engaging with Trump amid ongoing scrutiny and legal challenges.
Breitbart: Nancy Pelosi Hospitalized in Europe, Suffers Injury on Official Trip for WWII Commemoration
Rep. Nancy Pelosi was hospitalized in Luxembourg due to an injury sustained during an official Congressional Delegation trip marking the 80th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge. Her staff reported she is receiving treatment but will miss the remaining engagements.
This incident follows Sen. Mitch McConnell's recent absence from the Senate due to a fall. Pelosi's spokesperson expressed hope for her quick return home.
Times Of Israel: Bashar al-Assad’s inner circle: Who are they and where are they now?
Following the recent ousting of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, many officials from his regime have reportedly fled or gone into hiding. Activists indicate that while some have escaped to Lebanon, others remain unaccounted for, with a focus on holding accountable those responsible for human rights abuses during Assad's rule.
The leader of the insurgent group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham has pledged to pursue justice for the regime's crimes, potentially seeking the extradition of suspects from abroad. As the situation unfolds, the whereabouts of several key figures from Assad's inner circle remain uncertain, with some believed to have reached safety in Russia.
Breitbart: Chinese Balloon 2.0: Biden White House Dismisses Mystery Drone Sightings, Suggests Mistaken Identity
The Biden administration has downplayed recent drone sightings on the East Coast, attributing most reports to mistaken identity involving legal aircraft. National security spokesman John Kirby stated that over 3,000 reports lack verification and suggested many sightings may be misidentified helicopters or planes.
Despite local concerns and some officials speculating about potential foreign involvement, including claims of an Iranian mothership, the administration has not provided clear answers. Experts note that some sightings may involve advanced technology not available in the civilian market, raising questions about the government's knowledge and response.
#society
Fox News: 11 gift baskets perfect for Christmas
Gift baskets make excellent Christmas presents, available in a variety of themes and price ranges. Options include a Japanese snacks basket, a cheese collection, a candle gift set, and more, catering to different tastes and interests.
These curated baskets, such as the Midnight Snack Veuve Champagne Basket and the Ultimate Sharing Sweet Treat Tower, are designed to impress and support small businesses. They offer something for everyone on your list, from food lovers to candle enthusiasts.
Times Of Israel: Switzerland proposes ban on Nazi symbols amid surging antisemitism
Switzerland plans to ban Nazi symbols, including the swastika and Hitler salute, in response to rising antisemitism. The Federal Council aims to amend the penal code to impose fines for public use of such symbols, with exceptions for educational and artistic contexts.
The proposed law also targets lesser-known symbols associated with Nazi ideology, reflecting a significant increase in antisemitic incidents, particularly linked to the Israel-Hamas conflict. Consultation on the ban will continue until March 31, 2024.
The Federalist: By Bowing To The Mob, Caitlin Clark Abandons Her Defenders
Caitlin Clark, named Time's 2024 "Athlete of the Year," has faced backlash for her comments on race and privilege in the WNBA. While acknowledging her success, she stated that the league was built by Black players and emphasized the importance of uplifting them.
Critics argue her remarks are a capitulation to leftist pressures, alienating supporters who defended her amid hostility. Clark's attempt to appease critics may backfire, as it risks losing the backing of those who have stood by her during her rise in women's basketball.
The Western Journal: Scott Jennings Sends Caitlin Clark a Warning About Her White Privilege 'Groveling': 'It Will Never Be Enough'
Scott Jennings criticized WNBA star Caitlin Clark for acknowledging her "white privilege," warning that no amount of apology or acknowledgment will satisfy the "woke mob." He expressed concern that her comments reflect a troubling trend among young athletes influenced by progressive ideologies.
Jennings argued that Clark's statements could alienate her from fans and diminish her popularity in a league dominated by black women. He contended that such "groveling" only empowers divisive narratives and cautioned that the backlash against her could grow as she navigates her career in the current cultural climate.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Uyghur fighters in Syria vow to come for China next
The Turkistan Islamic Party (TIP), a Uyghur militant group, has declared its intention to confront China following its role in the Syrian conflict. In a video, members vowed to continue their fight for independence in Xinjiang, referencing specific cities and calling for action against the Chinese government.
The group emphasized their commitment to jihad, claiming victories in Syria and expressing hope for similar success in their homeland, East Turkistan.
#economy
GB News: 'Labour grinch!' Reeves accused of 'stealing Christmas' as businesses cancel festive parties after tax raid
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has faced criticism for her recent tax increases, leading to nearly half of UK businesses canceling their Christmas parties. The rise in National Insurance contributions to 15% has strained company finances, prompting accusations of her being the "Labour grinch" who "stole Christmas."
A study revealed that many companies are scaling back celebrations or requiring employees to pay for their own attendance. Retailers like Currys anticipate significant additional costs due to these tax hikes, warning that they may lead to higher consumer prices and reduced investment.
#history
Le Monde: 'Say Nothing' on Disney+: The personal tragedies of Northern Ireland's Troubles
"Say Nothing," a new series on Disney+, dramatizes the Troubles in Northern Ireland, blending action with historical reality. Based on Patrick Radden Keefe's book, it explores the complex narratives of conflict, loss, and resilience, while maintaining a strong connection to its historical roots.
The series features a talented cast and is directed by Michael Lennox, who brings depth to the storytelling. It serves as both an engaging thriller and a poignant reflection on the political turmoil of the era.
#education
Fox News: Parents Defending Education founder calls Biden admin's spending spree on DEI in schools a 'slap in the face'
The Biden administration has allocated over $1 billion toward diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in schools since 2021, according to a report by Parents Defending Education. Critics, including the group's founder Nicki Neily, argue this spending is misguided, especially as many students struggle with basic reading skills.
Neily contends that DEI programs foster division among students and are detrimental to their education. With states like Texas and Florida moving to ban DEI in higher education, there are predictions of a significant shift away from these initiatives in the coming years.
#crime
Breitbart: Former Stripper Crystal Mangum Admits She Lied About Duke Lacrosse Players Raping Her in 2006
Crystal Mangum, who accused Duke University Lacrosse players of rape in 2006, has admitted in a jailhouse interview that her claims were false. She expressed regret for betraying those who believed her, stating she sought validation through her lies.
Mangum is currently serving an 18-year sentence for the 2011 murder of her boyfriend. The Duke case led to the wrongful charges against the players, who were later exonerated, while the prosecutor, Mike Nifong, was disbarred for misconduct.
#sports
The Western Journal: 49ers Players Turn on Teammate Who Walked Off Field in Second Half: 'He's Probably Going to Get Cut'
San Francisco 49ers linebacker De’Vondre Campbell faced backlash from teammates after he refused to enter the game against the Los Angeles Rams, ultimately walking off the field. His actions occurred during a disappointing loss, leading to speculation about his future with the team.
Teammates, including cornerback Charvarius Ward and tight end George Kittle, expressed their disappointment, suggesting Campbell's refusal to play could result in his release from the team. The 49ers, now struggling with a 6-8 record, have a critical game against the Miami Dolphins upcoming.