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18 Dec 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Incoming Trump 'border czar' has a message for Aurora chief of police after arrest of suspected gang members
Tom Homan, incoming Trump "border czar," urged Aurora police to hand over 14 suspected members of the Tren de Aragua gang to ICE for deportation following their arrest during a home invasion. Homan emphasized the need for collaboration between law enforcement and immigration officials for public safety.
The Biden administration has sanctioned the gang for various criminal activities, and Trump has pledged mass deportations of illegal immigrants, starting with violent offenders, once he takes office. Homan expressed willingness to meet with mayors to address the immigration crisis.
#politics
Fox News: Kamala Harris laughs at her own 'the context in which you exist' word salad: 'Yeah, I did that'
Vice President Kamala Harris addressed young supporters at Prince George’s Community College, urging them to continue fighting for American ideals. Despite her serious message, she acknowledged her own previous verbal missteps with laughter, drawing attention on social media.
Critics quickly mocked her speech, questioning her competence and suitability for future leadership roles. Comments ranged from sarcastic praise to outright ridicule, with some suggesting her remarks reflect poorly on her capabilities as a political leader.
#culture
The Epoch Times: Christmas Caroling With the Von Trapps in Vermont Evokes ‘Sound of Music’ Nostalgia
The von Trapp family, known from "The Sound of Music," manages the Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe, Vermont, emphasizing "gemütlichkeit," a philosophy of warm and welcoming hospitality. The lodge hosts festive events, including caroling and a Christmas tree lighting, creating a cozy atmosphere for guests.
The family’s history includes their escape from Nazi Austria and their rise as a renowned singing group in America. Today, the lodge offers various activities and amenities, including cross-country skiing and craft beer from their brewery, enhancing the experience of visitors seeking relaxation and connection with nature.
GB News: Eamonn Holmes recalls disastrous interview with diva Mariah Carey: 'She refused to sit up!'
Eamonn Holmes recounted a challenging interview attempt with Mariah Carey, who kept him waiting for hours before ultimately canceling. He expressed his lack of admiration for her, stating that while her Christmas song is lovely, he finds her unlikable.
Carey, known for her diva persona, has openly embraced her high-maintenance reputation, asserting that her demanding nature is justified given her hard work and success. She has stated that she has always been high-maintenance, even in her youth.
#health
Fox News: Half a million patients' personal info stolen in massive health care data breach
A significant data breach at the Center for Vein Restoration (CVR) has compromised the personal and medical information of approximately 500,000 individuals. The breach, detected on October 6, exposed sensitive data including Social Security numbers, medical records, and health insurance details.
Healthcare data breaches pose unique risks, as stolen medical information can lead to identity theft and targeted phishing scams. Victims may face long-term consequences due to the permanent nature of their medical histories. The incident highlights the need for enhanced security measures in healthcare institutions.
#crime
Fox News: Justice Department to pay nearly $116M to inmates sexually abused at California prison dubbed the 'rape club'
The Justice Department will pay nearly $116 million to over 100 women abused at the Federal Correctional Institution in Dublin, California, known for staff-on-inmate sexual abuse. The settlement averages $1.1 million per victim and is the largest of its kind by the DOJ.
Former prison staff, including the warden, have been imprisoned for their crimes, while a separate class-action lawsuit involving 500 women seeks further reforms. The facility was permanently closed last month following years of abuse reports.