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#illegals
Breitbart: BORDER PATROL CHIEF: 10K Special Interest Aliens Apprehended in New Fiscal Year
Over 10,000 Special Interest Aliens, migrants from countries with ties to terrorism, were apprehended by U.S. Border Patrol in the first two and a half months of Fiscal Year 2025. Many crossed from Mexico into Texas, with notable arrests including groups from Iran, Egypt, and Afghanistan.
The increasing trend of Special Interest Aliens entering through Eagle Pass, Texas, is attributed to violence in Sinaloa, Mexico. Border Patrol reports a significant uptick in apprehensions, raising concerns about security and border control.
#politics
The Western Journal: DOGE Wants Public Feedback on Wasteful Government Regulations - Here's How to Submit Yours
President-elect Donald Trump is launching the "Department of Government Efficiency" to identify and eliminate wasteful federal regulations. He has enlisted Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to lead this initiative, encouraging public feedback on specific burdensome regulations from the Code of Federal Regulations.
The DOGE account on X has called for users to submit detailed examples of regulations that have adverse effects, channeling the spirit of the fictional character Ron Swanson from "Parks and Recreation." The request has garnered significant attention, with many users expressing a desire for extensive cuts to the federal bureaucracy.
Breitbart: Dem Sen. Klobuchar: I Don't Agree with Biden's 'Middle of the Night' Pardons of His Son, Others
Senator Amy Klobuchar called for increased transparency and reform in the federal pardon process during her appearance on CBS’s “Face the Nation.” She criticized President Biden's recent commutations, arguing that they should be reviewed by an independent board rather than decided in bulk.
Klobuchar expressed discomfort with several specific pardons, highlighting cases involving serious crimes. She emphasized the need for a more structured approach to pardons to uphold the integrity of the justice system.
#society
Forbes: Mystery Drones Over New Jersey And Nearby States: DHS Sees No Foreign Threats—As Feds Send Detection System To NY (Updated)
In recent weeks, multiple states including New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut have reported sightings of unidentified drone-like objects flying at night. Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas confirmed that while many sightings are being investigated, there is currently no evidence of foreign involvement or national security threats.
Local officials are pushing for more federal resources and drone detection technology, with some lawmakers suggesting drones should be shot down if they pose a threat. The investigation continues, with the FBI and other agencies involved, but frustration remains over the lack of clear answers about the origins and purpose of these sightings.
Le Monde: Damascus, liberated from the tyranny of the Assad regime, celebrates 'Victory Friday'
Thousands of Syrians celebrated in Damascus after the fall of Bashar al-Assad, marking the end of a 13-year conflict. Crowds gathered at the Umayyad Mosque, waving revolutionary flags and expressing joy over their newfound freedom.
This moment, dubbed "Victory Friday," symbolizes the culmination of years of struggle against the regime's oppression. Many participants reflected on their long wait for liberation and the harsh realities they faced under Assad's rule.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: IDF says Al Jazeera cameraman killed in Gaza strike was member of Islamic Jihad
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported that an Al Jazeera cameraman killed in a recent airstrike in Gaza was affiliated with the Palestinian Islamic Jihad. The IDF stated the strike targeted a command center used by terror operatives and aimed to minimize civilian casualties.
Al Jazeera condemned the killing of its cameraman, Ahmad Al-Louh, asserting that he was a victim of an unjust attack on a civil defense post. The network accused Israel of systematically targeting journalists and violating international humanitarian law. Hamas labeled the incident an assassination and a war crime.
#military
GB News: Britain's fleet hits record low as just two Navy destroyers currently operational
The Royal Navy's operational capacity has reached a historic low, with only two of its six Type 45 destroyers available for deployment. Four destroyers are under repair, raising concerns about the UK's defense capabilities amid growing global tensions. Currently, only eight out of 14 destroyers and frigates are ready for immediate action.
MPs have expressed alarm over the Navy's diminished fleet, emphasizing that the UK may struggle to defend itself. The Ministry of Defence maintains that the UK is prepared to defend against threats, citing recent successes in missile defense operations.
#history
The Imaginative Conservative: World War II, Remembered Rightly
Younger Americans exhibit a significant lack of knowledge about World War II, particularly regarding key battles and the broader context of the conflict. While films like "Hacksaw Ridge" highlight individual heroism, they often fail to convey the full scope of the U.S. role in the war, which is increasingly overshadowed by narratives focusing on racial and social issues.
Educational resources tend to emphasize marginalized perspectives at the expense of a comprehensive understanding of military history. This trend contributes to a skewed perception of America’s involvement in the war, framing it as a hypocritical venture rather than an epic struggle against evil that shaped national identity.
#crime
Breitbart: WATCH – 'They're Idiots': Mob Performs Fiery Street Takeover in Florida
A mob of about 30 individuals took over an intersection in Orange County, Florida, on November 30, setting fires and performing dangerous stunts with their vehicles. The Orange County Sheriff's Office reported that participants harassed drivers, blocked traffic, and damaged vehicles, creating a hazardous situation.
Authorities are seeking help to identify those involved and have emphasized the need for accountability for this reckless behavior, which poses a serious risk to the community. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, but the incident has raised concerns about road rage and public safety.
#outdoors
On The Water: Two 50-Pounders in One Morning
After a wedding mini-moon in Long Island, a couple enjoys a week of fishing. The author catches a 24-pound striped bass, followed by a personal best of over 50 pounds. He emphasizes the importance of catch and release to preserve the sport for future generations.