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#illegals
Fox News: Trump's transition team eyes expansion of ankle monitors for illegal immigrants not in custody
The Trump transition team is planning to enhance the use of GPS monitors for tracking illegal immigrants not in federal detention, as part of a mass deportation strategy. The focus is on increasing monitoring through the Alternatives to Detention program, which currently tracks about 187,747 individuals.
The administration aims to expand the use of ankle and wrist monitors while considering penalties for non-compliance. A proposed Justice for Jocelyn Act would mandate continuous GPS monitoring for all non-detained illegal immigrants. The GEO Group plans a $70 million investment to boost ICE's monitoring capabilities.
The Federalist: PolitiFact's 'Lie Of The Year' Isn't Actually A Lie At All
PolitiFact named the claim that Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio, were "eating pets" as its "lie of the year," asserting it was a baseless story promoted by Donald Trump. The organization linked these allegations to white nationalism, dismissing local residents' concerns as rooted in racism.
Despite eyewitness accounts and calls to law enforcement regarding migrant activities involving local wildlife, PolitiFact and other media outlets found no corroborating evidence, leading to skepticism about residents' claims. Springfield residents report feeling unsafe and overwhelmed by the influx of migrants, highlighting a growing public safety crisis.
#politics
Breitbart: Report: Hollywood LGBTQ Elites Panicking over Second Trump Administration, Some Planning to Flee
Hollywood LGBTQ stars are reportedly anxious about a potential second Trump administration, with some considering leaving the U.S. due to fears for their community's safety. Concerns are particularly pronounced among transgender individuals, with discussions around hoarding supplies like estrogen.
While some express a sense of panic, others in the community adopt a more cautious stance, suggesting the fears may be exaggerated. Notably, Trump has appointed openly gay individuals to his administration and maintains a stance that does not oppose same-sex marriage.
Breitbart: CNN Confirms It Was Duped by Syrian Intelligence Officer in Fake Prisoner Freedom Video
CNN was misled by Syrian Air Force intelligence officer Salama Mohammad Salama, who posed as a civilian prisoner named “Adel Ghurbal.” The network, eager for viral content, faced backlash after Verify-Sy revealed Salama's true identity, exposing CNN's failure in journalistic integrity.
Critics accused CNN of ignoring clear signs of deception, including Salama's well-groomed appearance despite claims of imprisonment. The incident has severely damaged CNN's reputation, prompting demands for accountability and an apology from the network.
The Telegraph: Jolani disbands Syrian rebels and orders creation of new army
Syria's rebel groups will be disbanded and integrated into the national army, according to Mohammed al-Jolani, now using his real name, Ahmed al-Sharaa. He emphasized the importance of unity among the country's diverse religious and ethnic communities.
Sharaa aims to reassure minorities about their protection and advocates for a social contract to ensure social justice. This move is seen as a strategy to avoid power struggles similar to those in Libya.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Ukraine Takes Credit for Moscow Scooter Bombing Targeting Top Russian General
Ukrainian state media reported that the State Security Service (SBU) was behind the assassination of Russian Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov in Moscow. Kirillov and an aide were killed in an explosion caused by a bomb hidden in an electric scooter, marking a significant counteroperation by Ukraine against high-ranking Russian officials.
The attack is seen as a response to Kirillov's alleged involvement in chemical attacks against Ukrainian civilians. Russian officials condemned the act as terrorism and threatened repercussions, while Ukrainian sources labeled Kirillov a legitimate target due to his war crimes.
#economy
Forbes: Honda And Nissan In Merger Talks Amid Efforts To Boost EV Offerings, Report Says
Nissan and Honda are negotiating a merger that may involve Mitsubishi Motors, aiming to enhance their competitiveness in the electric vehicle market. They plan to operate under a holding company, with details on stakes yet to be finalized.
This potential merger comes as both automakers face declining sales in China and the U.S. amid fierce competition from Tesla and BYD. Following the news, shares of Nissan and Honda rose.
#culture
Forbes: Oscars Shortlists Announced: ‘Emilia Pérez’ And ‘Wicked’ Lead
The Academy has announced shortlists for potential nominees in 10 categories ahead of the Oscars, with the French film “Emilia Pérez” leading with six mentions. “Wicked” follows closely with four, while several films received three mentions each.
Nominations will be finalized in January, and the Oscars ceremony is set for March 2. The shortlists serve as indicators of which films may gain momentum leading up to the nominations announcement.
Fox News: Nicole Kidman almost chose Nashville farm life over Hollywood career
Nicole Kidman considered leaving her acting career after the birth of her first child in 2008, wanting to focus on farm life in Nashville. Her mother encouraged her to stay involved in acting, leading to Kidman's continued success in film and television.
Despite her Hollywood fame, Kidman values her role as a community member in Tennessee, participating in local activities and prioritizing family life. She emphasizes the importance of intimate relationships and the meaning of life beyond her career.
Breitbart: HBO's 'Succession' Star Brian Cox Trashes Academy Awards as 'Absolute Nonsense'
Brian Cox criticized the Academy Awards, calling them "absolute nonsense" for prioritizing films released during awards season, which he believes overlooks significant work produced at other times. He asserted that his performance in "Churchill" surpassed Gary Oldman's Oscar-winning role.
Cox also spoke in favor of Kevin Spacey, arguing he should be allowed to return to acting after being acquitted of assault charges. He suggested that society should practice forgiveness rather than punishing individuals indefinitely.
#other
GB News: Met Office issues yellow wind warning as gales to strike west coast
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather alert for the west coast of the UK, warning of gales from 3 PM today until 8 AM Wednesday. Peak gusts of 40-60 mph are expected, particularly in exposed coastal areas, potentially disrupting ferry services and travel.
In December, an Azores High is predicted to bring unusually warm temperatures to Britain, disrupting typical festive weather patterns. Meteorologists suggest a mix of storms and mild conditions, making a traditional white Christmas unlikely.