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#illegals
GB News: Yvette Cooper’s pledge to ‘restore control’ of UK borders scolded by Chris Philip: ‘We NEED a deterrent!’
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp criticized Labour's deportation rates for Channel migrants, stating that under five percent are being removed from the UK. He noted a rise in crossings and blamed the cancellation of the Rwanda scheme for an 18 percent increase in small boat arrivals.
Philp emphasized the need for deterrents, referencing successful measures in Australia, and warned that Labour's negotiations with the EU must protect British sovereignty. He asserted that the Conservative opposition would closely monitor any potential concessions.
#politics
Fox News: JOE CONCHA: Trump extends winning streak with victory over ABC, Stephanopoulos
ABC News has agreed to a $15 million settlement with Donald Trump and George Stephanopoulos over a defamation case. The settlement follows Stephanopoulos's repeated false claims during an interview that Trump was found liable for rape and defamation in a civil case.
The decision to settle reflects concerns about potential revelations during the discovery process and ABC's perceived bias in its coverage. Trump's recent legal victories and favorable polling suggest a strong position as he prepares for his next presidential campaign.
#society
Le Monde: Fingers point at French gas giant Engie after series of fatal explosions in Mexico
A series of explosions in Mexico has led to lawsuits against French gas giant Engie, which supplies gas to local towns. The family of a victim, Jair Acatencaltl, argues that Engie's negligence in maintaining its gas installations caused the fatal incident.
Engie denies responsibility, stating the store where the explosion occurred was not under contract with them. The tragedy has raised significant concerns about safety and accountability in gas supply operations.
Breitbart: OnlyFans Prostitutes Are Replacing Human Imposters with AI to Chat with Desperate Men
The rise of AI is disrupting the role of human chatters on OnlyFans, where they engage with fans on behalf of creators. Startups like ChatPersona and Supercreator are offering AI chatbots to replace these workers, leading to concerns about transparency in online interactions.
While some creators embrace AI for increased sales, the shift raises ethical questions about the authenticity of interactions. As the market for AI chatters grows, the implications for human workers in this niche are becoming increasingly significant.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Katz: Despite rebel assurances, Syria threat requires boost to defense budget
Israel's Defense Minister Israel Katz emphasized the need for an increased defense budget due to escalating threats, particularly following the ousting of Bashar al-Assad in Syria. He stated that Israel must independently defend itself against any potential dangers, as recent developments in Syria have intensified risks.
Katz has directed the military to maintain its presence on the Syrian side of Mount Hermon and has initiated operations to neutralize strategic military capabilities in Syria. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indicated readiness to engage with Syria's new leadership while asserting Israel's right to act against any threats, particularly from Iran.
The Telegraph: Turkey offers military training to rebels governing Syria
Turkey is prepared to offer military training to the Islamist-led rebels in Syria, contingent upon a request from the new administration. Turkish officials emphasize the need to respect governmental institutions and international organizations.
This move follows Turkey's support for the rebels who recently overthrew President Bashar al-Assad, marking the end of a lengthy civil war. Turkey's involvement raises questions amid shifting dynamics with Russia and potential Western cooperation with the new rebel leadership.
Breitbart: Israel Closes Dublin Embassy After Ireland Joins South Africa's 'Genocide' Case
Israel is closing its embassy in Ireland in response to Ireland's support for South Africa's genocide claim against Israel at the International Court of Justice. Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar criticized Ireland's actions as antisemitic and stated the country would focus on strengthening ties with nations that support Israel.
In addition to closing the embassy in Ireland, Israel plans to open a new embassy in Moldova. Sa’ar emphasized that Israel's diplomatic efforts will be guided by how countries treat Israel, particularly in light of Ireland's recent recognition of a Palestinian state.
#economy
Fox News: Bernie Sanders believes Hunter Biden pardon sets a 'dangerous' precedent
Sen. Bernie Sanders expressed mixed feelings about President Biden's decision to pardon Hunter Biden, acknowledging the protective instinct of a parent while cautioning against setting a dangerous precedent. He praised Biden's progressive domestic policies and indicated that the economy is in strong shape.
Sanders advocated for raising the minimum wage to $17 an hour, criticizing the current rate of $7.25 as inadequate. He emphasized the need for bipartisan efforts to address wage issues, highlighting the struggles of millions of Americans living on low incomes.
#crime
Breitbart: POLICE: Two Men Kidnapped, Tortured for Days Over Stolen Drugs in Texas Border City
In Brownsville, Texas, two men were kidnapped and tortured by gunmen over alleged drug theft. Authorities arrested three suspects, including a 55-year-old and two younger accomplices, who face multiple charges. The victims escaped and reported severe abuse during their captivity.
The incident highlights ongoing cartel-related violence in the area, with Brownsville experiencing a surge in criminal activities linked to the Gulf Cartel. The police investigation revealed the victims were held in a bathroom and subjected to brutal treatment.
#science
Forbes: Northern Lights Forecast: Aurora Borealis May Be Visible In These 10 States Tonight
The aurora borealis will be visible from nine U.S. states and Alaska on Sunday night, with a Kp index of three indicating brighter lights and pleasing formations. Visibility is highest in Alaska and northern regions of Montana, North Dakota, and Minnesota.
On Monday, the Kp index is expected to rise to four, enhancing visibility. Optimal viewing conditions are between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m., away from light pollution and in elevated areas. Increased solar activity is linked to the upcoming peak of Solar Cycle 25.
Times Of Israel: Fish embryos decide when they want to be born, Israeli researchers find
Researchers at Hebrew University have discovered that fish embryos can choose their hatching time, controlled by the neurohormone Thyrotropin-Releasing Hormone (TRH). This mechanism is crucial for survival, as hatching too early or too late can jeopardize the embryo's life.
The study, led by Dr. Matan Golan, highlights the importance of TRH in releasing enzymes that allow embryos to escape their eggs. These findings may enhance understanding of neurobiology and adaptation in vertebrates. The research was published in the journal Science.
#other
The Telegraph: The Telegraph’s David Knowles who launched Ukraine podcast wins posthumous award
David Knowles, a journalist known for the "Ukraine: The Latest" podcast, received a posthumous Public Service Journalism award at the British Journalism Awards. He passed away unexpectedly at 32, and his colleague praised him for his talent and humility.
His contributions were recognized for giving a voice to those in need, highlighting his impact as both a journalist and a person in challenging times.