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#illegals
Breitbart: 20 Illegal Boat Migrants Die in Shipwreck Off The Coast of Tunisia
Tunisian authorities recovered 20 bodies from a shipwreck off the Mediterranean coast, a common route for migrants heading to Europe. Five survivors were rescued, and searches for missing individuals continue.
Despite efforts to curb illegal crossings, drownings persist, with over 1,100 reported deaths in the central Mediterranean this year. More than 19,000 migrants have reached Italy from Tunisia in 2024.
Fox News: Incoming border czar Tom Homan assures CNN that deportations are coming 'day one'
Incoming border czar Tom Homan stated that mass deportations of illegal immigrants will commence on "day one" of the new administration. He emphasized prioritizing public safety and national security, citing a significant increase in illegal immigration under President Biden's policies.
Homan criticized the Biden administration's enforcement record, noting a 74% decrease in deportations of criminal aliens. He highlighted the urgency of addressing the over ten million encounters at the southern border and the presence of millions of illegal immigrants awaiting removal.
#politics
The Economist: How the Democrats wandered away from America’s workers
The Democratic Party's shift away from supporting American workers is illustrated through Sherrod Brown's early opposition to NAFTA, contrasting with Bill Clinton's eventual support. Brown's frustration reflects a broader concern about elite consensus undermining labor interests.
This trend has continued, with current policies often neglecting the needs of workers in favor of global trade agreements. The party's evolution raises questions about its commitment to labor issues.
Fox News: Alex Soros and Huma Abedin hold star-studded engagement party at Anna Wintour's home: Photos
Several high-profile guests attended the engagement party of Alex Soros and Huma Abedin in New York City, including Bill and Hillary Clinton, MSNBC hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski, and fashion moguls like Diane von Furstenberg. The couple announced their engagement earlier this summer.
Huma Abedin, a long-time aide to Hillary Clinton, previously separated from her husband Anthony Weiner in 2017. Alex Soros, who took over his father's Open Society Foundations in 2023, has been actively engaging with Democratic leaders and has made numerous visits to the Biden White House.
The Federalist: Republicans Target Law DOJ Used To Imprison Pro-Lifers
Republicans are reviving efforts to repeal the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act, citing the Department of Justice's aggressive prosecutions of pro-lifers under the law. They argue that peaceful actions, like praying outside clinics, have led to severe penalties, with some pro-lifers facing federal charges.
Democrats counter that the FACE Act is essential for protecting reproductive rights, accusing Republicans of pushing a false narrative. They emphasize that strong enforcement of the law is necessary, especially with the potential for a Republican-controlled Congress to challenge abortion rights further.
The Economist: Donald Trump’s DEI assessment
A confidential memo reveals a consultancy's assessment of Donald Trump's approach to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI). The Biden administration's policy on LNG exports has faced criticism and is expected to be challenged in court.
The Democratic Party's shift away from labor interests is highlighted, alongside a decline in opioid overdose deaths. Tulsi Gabbard's provocative stance raises questions about her potential role in future intelligence agencies.
Fox News: Trump cheers disqualification of 'corrupt' Fani Willis, says case is 'entirely dead'
President-elect Donald Trump declared the Georgia Court of Appeals' decision to disqualify Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis from prosecuting him and co-defendants as a sign that the case is "entirely dead." He criticized the case as a politically motivated attack initiated by the Biden administration.
Trump asserted that the prosecution was corrupt and called for the case to be dismissed entirely, claiming that those involved should apologize to the "wonderful patriots" affected. He emphasized that the integrity of the legal process has been compromised by the actions of Willis and her associates.
The Economist: The Biden administration pursued a mistaken policy on LNG exports
The Biden administration's approach to liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports is being scrutinized, with outgoing Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm asserting that future policies will be based on factual assessments. This comes amid concerns that the current policies may hinder the incoming Trump administration's energy strategies.
As the situation unfolds, legal challenges are expected to arise before any significant policy changes can take effect. The implications of these energy export policies remain a contentious issue in American politics.
#society
GB News: Britons warned as Italy, Portugal and Spain face major transport disruptions over festive period
Europe is experiencing significant transport disruptions due to widespread strikes across rail, air, and public transport networks during the festive season. Countries like France, Portugal, Italy, and the UK are affected, with workers protesting over pay, working conditions, and privatization concerns.
In France, major railway unions are striking against the privatization of SNCF, impacting both high-speed and regional services. Portugal's airports anticipate delays with planned strikes, while Italy faces a nationwide public transport strike on January 10. The UK will see train strikes on New Year's Eve and January 2, with more planned throughout the coming months.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Israel Dismisses 'Genocide' Claim by Human Rights Watch over Water
Israel has rejected claims from Human Rights Watch that it is committing genocide by denying water to Gaza. The Israeli government asserts that it restored water supplies after initially cutting them off post-October 7 attacks, and that aid trucks are delivering water daily.
Israeli officials argue that the accusations from Human Rights Watch are unfounded and part of a broader campaign to defame Israel. They highlight cooperation between Israelis and Palestinians to repair water infrastructure and maintain supplies, asserting that current water provisions exceed Gaza's needs.
Times Of Israel: Putin says Israel ‘main beneficiary’ of Syrian rebels’ ousting of Assad
President Vladimir Putin defended Russia's military intervention in Syria, claiming it prevented the country from becoming a "terrorist enclave." He expressed concern over Israel's military actions following the ousting of Bashar al-Assad, labeling Israel as the "main beneficiary" of the situation.
Putin criticized Israel's territorial advances and troop deployments in Syria, asserting that Russia supports the nation's sovereignty and territorial integrity. He mentioned ongoing discussions about maintaining Russian military bases in Syria and indicated plans to meet with Assad, who recently fled to Moscow.
#culture
Le Monde: Fewer visitors, better experiences: Taittinger pioneers new approach to champagne tourism
Taittinger has reopened its historic house in Reims after 18 months of renovations, but plans to reduce annual visitors from 90,000 to 60,000. This shift is attributed to previous unrestricted access that led to overcrowding and a desire for a more controlled visitor experience.
The decision comes from Vitalie Taittinger and general manager Damien le Sueur, who aim to enhance the quality of tours and manage the flow of visitors more effectively.
#crime
Breitbart: Police Believe Deceased Utah Family Died in Murder-Suicide
Five family members were found dead in their West Valley City, Utah home, believed to be victims of a murder-suicide involving the father. A 17-year-old son was discovered critically injured in the garage. Police suspect the father shot the family before turning the gun on himself.
Authorities found a handgun under the father's body, supporting the murder-suicide theory. The critically injured son remains hospitalized.
#sports
Breitbart: Trump Bump: Army-Navy Game Draws Record Ratings
The Army-Navy game set a new viewership record with 9.4 million tuning in on CBS, surpassing the previous high of 8.45 million from 1992. The Midshipmen won 31-13, increasing their series lead over the Black Knights.
Prominent figures like President-elect Trump and Elon Musk attended, drawing cheers from the crowd. This year's game was the most-watched on CBS since 1996 and the most viewed game overall, only behind the Big Ten title game.