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#illegals
Front Page Magazine: Canada: Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland Resigns as Cabinet Crumbles
Trump's threat to impose 25% tariffs on Canadian goods over illegal immigration and drug trafficking has sparked a crisis for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Following the resignation of key cabinet members, including Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland, Trudeau faces increasing pressure from both provincial leaders and his own party to step down.
A recent poll shows most Canadians support Trump's stance on border security, while confidence in Trudeau's leadership wanes. With calls for his resignation growing, including from the NDP's Jagmeet Singh, Trudeau's government may face a no-confidence motion when Parliament resumes in January.
#politics
Forbes: Biden Endorses Ban On Stock Trading For Congress Members—What To Know About The Controversial Practice
President Biden has called for a ban on stock trading by members of Congress, stating that they should not profit from the stock market while in office. He emphasized the need for legislative change, arguing that it undermines public trust.
Despite bipartisan attempts to pass a ban, including the stalled Bipartisan Restoring Faith in Government Act, Congress has yet to take action. Current regulations under the STOCK Act allow trading but require disclosure of significant trades. Scrutiny remains over compliance and effectiveness of these rules.
Breitbart: Democrats Reject Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for Top Oversight Committee Post
Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-VA) defeated Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) for the ranking member position on the House Oversight Committee, with a vote of 131-84. This outcome reflects the Democratic establishment's preference over Ocasio-Cortez's anti-establishment stance.
Despite her attempts to align with party leadership, Ocasio-Cortez's lack of support from party bosses and recent fundraising strategies may have hindered her bid. Connolly's victory signals a consolidation of power within the party's establishment.
Front Page Magazine: Radicalism is a Crime
David Horowitz argues that leftism embodies a criminal mentality, as evidenced by the recent celebration of the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson by radicals. He highlights the troubling trend of leftist figures justifying violence and terrorism in pursuit of political goals, with figures like Sen. Elizabeth Warren making veiled threats against the healthcare sector.
Horowitz contends that the Left's radical agenda seeks to dismantle the existing social order and that their embrace of violence becomes more pronounced during times of political defeat. He warns that the belief in a morally justified revolution can lead to atrocities, making the insights in his work, "The Radical Mind," crucial for understanding the current political climate.
Breitbart: Trump Files Lawsuit Against Des Moines Register, Pollster J. Ann Selzer
President-elect Donald Trump has filed a lawsuit against pollster J. Ann Selzer and others, alleging that a pre-election poll showing him trailing Kamala Harris in Iowa constituted "brazen election interference." The lawsuit claims the poll was misleading and aimed to create a false narrative favoring Harris.
Trump's attorneys argue that such polls manipulate public perception and electoral outcomes, seeking statutory damages and disclosure of the methodologies used. The case is filed under the Iowa Consumer Fraud Act in Polk County.
Fox News: Farm state Republicans appear skeptical about RFK amid his quest for HHS confirmation
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. faces scrutiny from Senate Republicans regarding his beliefs on farming and food production, which could impact his confirmation as head of the Department of Health and Human Services. Senators emphasize the need for modern agricultural practices, including the use of fertilizers and genetic engineering.
While some Republicans express concerns, Kennedy's stances on food safety may attract interest from Democrats. Senator John Hickenlooper noted that Kennedy's approach could be more effective than current methods. Kennedy's upcoming testimony will be pivotal in addressing these issues.
#society
Breitbart: Disney Removes Transgender Storyline from Upcoming Pixar Children's Series 'Win or Lose'
Disney has removed a transgender storyline from its upcoming Pixar series "Win or Lose," which focuses on a co-ed middle school softball team. This decision, made months ago, reflects a shift in the company’s approach to content for younger audiences, acknowledging parental preferences on sensitive topics.
This change contrasts with Disney's previous trend of incorporating LGBTQ themes in children's programming, which has faced significant public backlash. Recent polls indicate that over 70% of adults want Disney to reduce its promotion of the LGBTQ agenda in its entertainment.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: BBC defends Arabic channel after criticism of Gaza war coverage
BBC bosses have defended the Arabic service amid accusations of bias in its coverage of the Israel-Gaza conflict. Critics claim the service has downplayed Hamas's actions and misrepresented casualties, while BBC officials assert their commitment to impartiality and acknowledge the challenges of reporting in such a complex environment.
The discussion also highlighted the need for government support for the World Service, which faces competition from state-funded media from Russia and China. BBC Director-General Tim Davie expressed concerns about the funding model and emphasized the importance of the World Service in countering disinformation globally.
Le Monde: Netanyahu says Israeli troops will occupy a buffer zone inside Syria for the foreseeable future
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israeli forces will remain in a buffer zone on the Syrian border until a new security arrangement is established. This area was seized following the ousting of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and has drawn international criticism for potentially violating a 1974 ceasefire.
In related developments, a UN official reported that new militant leaders in Syria are committing to increased humanitarian support for those in need. Meanwhile, Germany is engaging with insurgent leaders to discuss Syria's political future and the protection of minority rights.
#health
Fox News: Attorney for RFK Jr. blasts 'hysterical' media report as distortion of HHS pick's views on vaccines
An attorney for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticized a New York Times article claiming that the Trump HHS secretary nominee aimed to revoke the FDA's approval of the polio vaccine. The attorney clarified that the petition requested a proper trial for a specific polio vaccine rather than eliminating it entirely.
The petition, filed by the Informed Consent Action Network, raised concerns about the safety of the IPOL vaccine, which was approved based on limited pediatric trials. Both RFK Jr. and Trump have expressed support for the polio vaccine while advocating for thorough studies on vaccine safety.
#crime
Le Monde: US CEO shooting suspect charged with murder as 'act of terrorism,' NYC district attorney says
Luigi Mangione, 26, has been charged with murder, including second-degree murder as an act of terrorism, for the shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan. The incident has sparked public outrage regarding the US healthcare system and highlighted issues with the proliferation of 3D-printed "ghost guns."
Authorities noted that the shooting was intended to evoke terror, leading to the terrorism charge. Mangione remains jailed in Pennsylvania as he contests extradition to New York, where he faces life imprisonment without parole if convicted.
GB News: Fraudster jailed for £160,000 in insurance scams with even his own family exploited
Justin Boydell, a 51-year-old qualified loss adjuster, has been sentenced to over four years in prison for orchestrating insurance scams totaling £160,000. He exploited the identities of his wife and deceased father-in-law to submit fraudulent claims, creating fake invoices and approving non-existent repairs.
The fraud was uncovered when Boydell's wife discovered unauthorized bank accounts in her name. His actions caused significant emotional distress to his family, as highlighted in a court statement. Boydell admitted to multiple counts of fraud and was sentenced at Norwich Crown Court.