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#illegals
Breitbart: Biden's Parole Pipeline: DHS Freed Illegal Accused of Murder into U.S.
The Biden administration's Department of Homeland Security released Gora Tourie Fall, a 34-year-old Senegal national wanted for murder in Brazil, after he crossed the U.S.-Mexico border in 2021. He was arrested and later released under a parole program, resettling in Philadelphia.
In May 2023, ICE discovered Fall's fugitive status and arrested him in December. He is currently in custody pending deportation to Brazil, with officials emphasizing their commitment to ensuring that foreign fugitives do not find refuge in the U.S.
#politics
The Federalist: Kamala Advisor Admits NYT, WaPo Are In The Tank For Dems
Vice President Kamala Harris' deputy campaign manager, Rob Flaherty, stated that engaging with mainstream outlets like The New York Times and The Washington Post offers no value, as their readers already support Harris. He criticized the corporate press for its bias, suggesting it failed to provide a balanced perspective.
Despite the media's efforts to support her campaign, Harris still faced challenges, indicating a disconnect between traditional media and voter sentiment. Flaherty acknowledged that Democrats need to explore non-traditional outlets to connect with a broader audience, as reliance on biased media has eroded trust among many Americans.
The Western Journal: Sore Losers: Senate Democrats Move to Change Presidential Election Rules Via Constitutional Amendment
Senate Democrats, led by Dick Durbin, have proposed a constitutional amendment to abolish the Electoral College, advocating for direct presidential elections through popular vote. This move follows Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 election, where he won the popular vote by over two million.
Critics argue that this effort undermines the principles of the federal republic and could lead to chaos in presidential elections. They contend that the current system balances power between states and prevents tyranny by electoral majorities, warning that abolishing the Electoral College could threaten the stability of the Senate and the Union itself.
Breitbart: Trump Expresses 'Warm Spot' in His 'Heart for TikTok' amid Looming Ban
President-elect Donald Trump expressed support for TikTok, acknowledging its influence on his youth vote success. He noted that the app's Chinese parent company, ByteDance, faces a January deadline to sell or risk a ban in the U.S., following a law signed by President Biden.
Trump's remarks come as a federal appeals court upheld the law aimed at limiting Chinese data collection on Americans. He recently met with TikTok's CEO, Shou Chew, to discuss the app's future.
The Economist: Blighty newsletter: The great status shuffle
Britain's government is implementing significant changes to local democracy and preparing for its third defense review in four years, raising questions about its global military status. The aid budget appears less generous, impacting the world's poorest due to a flawed asylum system.
Additionally, the House of Lords is undergoing a purge, while the government struggles to improve infrastructure amid opposition from NIMBYs. British politics faces a precarious situation, with all parties at risk of decline.
Fox News: Jill Biden leaves job at Virginia community college ahead of White House departure
First Lady Jill Biden announced her retirement from teaching at Northern Virginia Community College, where she has been a professor since 2009. It remains unclear if she will continue her teaching career in the future.
Jill Biden and President Joe Biden will leave the White House next month following an unusual election season, where Biden withdrew from his re-election bid, endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris, who was ultimately defeated by Donald Trump.
Breitbart: Trump Trolls Justin Trudeau After Canadian Finance Minister Resigns
President-elect Donald Trump criticized Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau following the resignation of Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland. Trump claimed Freeland's behavior was "toxic" and detrimental to Canada's interests, stating she "will not be missed."
Freeland's resignation came after a disagreement with Trudeau over the direction for Canada. In her resignation letter, she revealed that Trudeau had expressed he no longer wanted her as finance minister, leading her to conclude that resigning was the best option.
#society
Forbes: Mystery Drones Saga: Ohio Air Force Base Sees More Drone ‘Incursions’ (Updated)
Federal agencies have determined that recent drone sightings in New Jersey and surrounding states are primarily misidentified legal aircraft and stars, posing no national security threat. Despite reports from the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base of small unmanned aerial systems, officials assert that the sightings do not warrant concern.
State officials are calling for increased legislative powers to manage drone activity, with some lawmakers advocating for the ability to disable or destroy drones. The FBI and DHS have stated that many reported sightings are likely cases of mistaken identity, and there is no evidence of malicious intent or foreign involvement.
CNSNews: Madison Police Chief Refuses to Even Consider Transgender Question Regarding School Shooting
Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes identified the shooter in a private Christian school as 15-year-old Natalie Rupnow, who used the name "Samantha." He stated he would not consider gender identity as a factor in the investigation and dismissed its relevance, suggesting inquiries about it reflect personal biases.
Barnes's comments sparked controversy, as he used multiple pronouns to refer to Rupnow while stating he didn't know if she was transgender. Critics on social media described his remarks as indicative of political correctness in Madison.
#economy
Breitbart: Ozy Media Founder Carlos Watson Sentenced to 10 Years for Fraud
Carlos Watson, founder of Ozy Media, has been sentenced to nearly ten years in prison for defrauding investors by lying about his company's financial health. Convicted of fraud and conspiracy, Watson's actions included impersonating executives and falsifying financial data to attract investment.
Ozy Media, partially funded by billionaire Laurene Powell Jobs, shut down after a New York Times investigation revealed the scheme. Watson's sentence serves as a warning against corporate fraud, with further penalties for restitution pending.
#military
The Telegraph: Tom Cruise given US navy ‘valour and heroism’ award for Top Gun films
Tom Cruise has received the Navy Distinguished Public Service Award for his contributions to the military through his Top Gun films. The award recognizes outstanding acts of valor or heroism and was presented by Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro.
Cruise expressed pride in receiving the accolade, dedicating it to the teams behind the Top Gun productions.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Mark Hollis’ Christianity: Either Real or Real
The author reflects on how the lyrics of Talk Talk's album “The Colour of Spring” influenced their conversion to Catholicism after years of atheism. They argue that Mark Hollis's lyrics contain significant Christian imagery and themes, suggesting a deeper spiritual intent rather than mere artistic expression.
Despite critics dismissing Hollis's work as nonsensical, the author contends that the continuity of religious references in his lyrics indicates a serious engagement with faith. They draw parallels between Hollis's lyrics and religious concepts, asserting that Hollis's work deserves recognition for its spiritual depth.
The Imaginative Conservative: Mark Hollis’s Christianity: Either Real or Real
The author reflects on how the lyrics of Talk Talk's album “The Colour of Spring” influenced their conversion to Catholicism after years of atheism. They argue that Mark Hollis's lyrics contain significant Christian imagery and themes, suggesting a deeper spiritual intent rather than mere artistic expression.
Despite critics dismissing Hollis's work as nonsensical, the author contends that the continuity of religious references in his lyrics indicates a serious engagement with faith. They draw parallels between Hollis's lyrics and religious concepts, asserting that Hollis's work deserves recognition for its spiritual depth.
#crime
Breitbart: Police: 2 New Orleans Teens Killed, 1 Injured in Shoplifting Hit-and-Run
Two New Orleans teens, Giselle Smith and Semaj Morris, both 17, died after a car driven by Joneaka Smooth, a suspected shoplifter, crashed into their vehicle while fleeing police. Smith's sister, Paris Kiper, 21, is critically injured.
Smooth faces multiple charges, including manslaughter and hit-and-run, and has a history of theft convictions. The incident has left the families devastated, especially after Smith's recent loss of her mother to cancer.
GB News: Police refuse to release CCTV of man kissing ‘spiked’ woman because it would breach his human rights
Police have declined to release CCTV images of a man seen with Jamie Smith, 23, before her fatal fall from a Portsmouth car park, citing human rights concerns. Smith's family suspects she may have been drugged, as ketamine was found in her system, but no evidence of spiking was confirmed.
The inquest ruled her death an accident, with no signs of foul play. The coroner noted the absence of evidence to suggest the man did anything wrong, leaving the family seeking answers about the events leading to her tragic fall.