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#illegals
The Western Journal: 'I've Got a Billion Dollars in My Pocket' - TX Official Snaps Up Auctioned Border Wall Materials to Give to Trump
Texas officials are seizing the opportunity to purchase unused border wall materials auctioned off by the Biden administration. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick expressed intentions to buy the materials to support Donald Trump's border policies, highlighting a proactive stance against illegal immigration.
This move comes as Texas grapples with the repercussions of Biden's border policies, which have led to record-high encounters. The state's leaders are preparing to facilitate the Trump administration's deportation efforts, reinforcing their commitment to border security.
#politics
The Federalist: Musk On Bloated 1,500-Page Omnibus: ‘This Bill Should Not Pass’
Elon Musk criticized a 1,547-page spending bill set to keep the government running through March, calling it a "massive piece of pork." The bill includes controversial items like a music tourism program and a pay raise for Congress, raising concerns about unnecessary government spending.
Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, who will lead the new Department of Government Efficiency, warned Republicans against voting for the bill. They argue it contradicts their goal of reducing wasteful spending, highlighting the urgency for Congress to meet deadlines without resorting to last-minute negotiations.
Fox News: Justice Jackson's role in 'queer' Broadway show 'really reckless' as court weighs trans case: legal expert
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's recent performance in the Broadway musical "& Juliet," which features LGBTQ+ themes, has raised concerns about her impartiality as the court deliberates a significant case regarding transgender surgical procedures for minors. Critics argue her involvement in an advocacy production undermines the appearance of judicial neutrality.
Justice Jackson's participation has sparked debate over the ethical standards for judges, especially in light of ongoing scrutiny of other justices' conduct. While some argue for stricter oversight, Jackson's performance is seen by critics as a reckless move that could compromise public confidence in the judiciary's impartiality.
The Imaginative Conservative: A Big Idea: Reorganizing the 50 States
With Trump back in the presidency, a proposal emerges to amend the Constitution to solidify the number of states at 50. This includes breaking ties with Puerto Rico, consolidating New England into one state, and splitting states like New York, Florida, Texas, and California into smaller entities for better representation.
The plan aims to create a more balanced Senate and electoral landscape, potentially benefiting the Republican Party by reducing Democratic strongholds. The proposal emphasizes historical context and regional identities while suggesting a restructuring of state boundaries.
The Western Journal: Longtime CNN Personality Set to Depart Network
Gloria Borger, CNN's senior political analyst since 2007, is leaving the network amid ongoing staff turnover and financial restructuring. Her departure follows a trend of high-profile exits, including Alisyn Camerota and Chris Wallace, as CNN struggles with declining viewership.
Despite attempts to diversify its commentary, including hiring conservative Scott Jennings, CNN's challenges persist. Borger's exit highlights the network's difficulties in maintaining talent and audience engagement compared to competitors like Fox News.
#society
The Economist: Giving children the wrong (or not enough) toys may doom a society
Toys play a crucial role in preparing children for adulthood, imparting essential skills that contribute to societal success. When children receive appropriate educational toys, they are more likely to thrive; the opposite can lead to societal decline.
As the world faces various challenges, including climate change and rising carbon emissions from tourism, the importance of nurturing future generations through meaningful play becomes increasingly evident.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: PM tells mom of missing US journalist Israel won’t strike part of Syria he may be in
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu assured Debra Tice, mother of missing journalist Austin Tice, that Israel would avoid airstrikes in areas of Syria where her son may be held. Tice was abducted in 2012, and his family believes he is alive and may be in a prison in Damascus.
Debra Tice urged Netanyahu to pause military actions to facilitate a search for her son, while Netanyahu expressed hope that her son's courage as a journalist is recognized. U.S. officials also believe Tice is alive and have been in contact with Syrian rebel groups regarding his case.
GB News: Russia claims Uzbek national offered $100m to kill top general
Russia has arrested an Uzbek national accused of assassinating Lt Gen Igor Kirillov, claiming he was offered £78,650 by Ukrainian special forces for the attack. The bombing, which killed Kirillov and his assistant, involved an explosive device placed on a scooter outside his home.
The suspect reportedly confessed to being promised $100,000 and a European passport by Ukrainian operatives. His statements, however, raised questions about their authenticity, as they contradicted official accounts. Kirillov had been a prominent figure in Russia's military and was previously accused by Ukraine of war crimes.
#military
The Western Journal: Newly Revealed Army Records and Ex-CIA Officer May Have Pinpointed NJ Drone Truth
Retired CIA officer Rudy Ridolfi suggests that recent drone sightings over New Jersey are linked to military testing at the Picatinny Arsenal, supported by FAA air restriction alerts. The testing is expected to conclude after December 26, potentially calming the skies.
Despite government claims that the drones are merely manned aircraft, skepticism remains, with some speculating they may be part of a reconnaissance program. The situation raises questions about transparency and the nature of military operations in populated areas.
#culture
Le Monde: Four DIY gifts to make this Christmas
Agnès Webster, CEO of Fragonard Parfumeur, created a festive wreath inspired by her childhood scents from the French Riviera. The wreath features citrus fruits and cloves, showcasing a blend of seasonal materials.
To make the wreath, gather tangerines, oranges, pine and cypress cones, cloves, fir branches, and necessary tools.
#health
Times Of Israel: Health officials report first severe human bird flu case in US
A Louisiana resident has contracted the first severe human case of bird flu in the U.S., linked to contact with sick birds. The CDC confirmed the infection, noting that previous cases were mild and primarily among farmworkers.
Despite this case, health officials maintain that the risk to the general public remains low, with no documented human-to-human transmission. The virus's strain is different from others previously detected in the U.S. and Canada.
#crime
Forbes: Lawyer Tony Buzbee Sues Jay-Z’s Roc Nation In Fight Over ‘Diddy’ Lawsuits—Here Are All The Ones He’s Filed So Far
Texas attorney Tony Buzbee has filed a lawsuit against Jay-Z's Roc Nation, alleging the company attempted to coerce former clients into suing him, including offering financial incentives and posing as state officials. Jay-Z has denied these claims, labeling the lawsuit a distraction.
Buzbee represents numerous accusers against Sean "Diddy" Combs, with allegations ranging from sexual assault to drugging. He claims to have over 120 clients, some of whom were minors at the time of the alleged incidents. Combs continues to deny all allegations of wrongdoing.