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Breitbart: Hundreds Gather Outside ICE Detention Center in Los Angeles
Hundreds protested outside an ICE center in Los Angeles, calling for a sanctuary ordinance in every city, coinciding with International Migrants Day. Organizers expressed solidarity with undocumented individuals and criticized President-elect Trump's mass deportation plans, highlighting community fears.
Democratic mayors across the U.S. have pledged to resist Trump's deportation strategy, with Denver's mayor suggesting strong local opposition. Despite backlash from Republicans, he clarified that Denver would not assist in federal enforcement while encouraging protests.
Breitbart: Mexico President Praises Her Country's Migrants in the U.S. with a Hymn
Claudia Sheinbaum, President of Mexico, honored migrants to the U.S. with a bilingual "Migrant Hymn," highlighting their contributions, including $63 billion sent back to Mexico last year. She referred to them as "heroes" but acknowledged the challenges they face, including violence and lack of opportunities.
Sheinbaum emphasized Mexico's commitment to its citizens abroad, expressing a desire for cooperation with the Trump administration regarding deportations, while maintaining a focus on receiving only Mexican nationals.
#politics
Fox News: Lies about Biden's age, health during his presidency is a 'scandal of epic proportions,' Scott Jennings says
Scott Jennings criticized the Biden administration for allegedly concealing the president's health and age issues, calling it "the biggest scandal in America." He claimed that staffers misled the public about Biden's stamina problems since the beginning of his presidency.
Reports indicate that Biden appears to be "older and a little slower" as his term progresses, raising questions about his ability to fulfill presidential duties. Some aides maintain he remains capable in critical situations, but concerns about his overall fitness for office persist.
GB News: Reform REVOLT: Shock map shows Farage’s party winning 1,000 councillors in 'Tory nightmare'
Reform UK is projected to win up to 1,000 councillors in the upcoming 2025 local elections, according to a data analysis by Ben Walker. The party is gaining traction in various regions, particularly in northwest England and the Midlands, though overall control of councils remains unlikely.
Recent polling shows Reform UK surpassing 20% support, potentially capitalizing on Conservative vulnerabilities and Labour's declining vote share. The party's strategy of contesting more wards and its newcomer status may lead to significant electoral gains.
Forbes: House Rejects Funding Bill As Shutdown Nears—And Trump Says It’s Biden’s Problem
The House rejected a new funding bill aimed at maintaining government funding until March 14 and suspending the debt ceiling for two years, with 38 Republicans joining Democrats in opposition. President-elect Trump, who previously opposed a similar bill, endorsed this one but implied he is okay with a government shutdown if necessary.
If the bill fails by midnight Friday, a partial government shutdown could occur, affecting services like Medicare applications and federal employee furloughs. Trump has criticized the debt ceiling and has warned Republicans against opposing changes, suggesting they may face primary challenges.
Fox News: Trump's controversial Cabinet picks: Fox Nation takes stock in new series
Donald Trump's Cabinet nominees have sparked controversy, particularly Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for Health and Human Services, who aims to re-evaluate health policies. His endorsement of Trump may influence the election, while Sen. Marco Rubio and Gov. Kristi Noem are also key nominees with bipartisan appeal.
The Senate confirmation hearings will be critical in shaping the next Trump administration's direction. The series "The Cabinet" on Fox Nation provides further insights into these nominations.
Fox News: House vote on 'very similar' spending bill expected Friday morning, GOP lawmaker says
The House is set to vote on a continuing resolution (CR) proposal to prevent a partial government shutdown, with Rep. Anna Paulina Luna stating a deal is close. She expressed confidence that the government will remain open and indicated no cooperation with Democrats.
A Trump-backed spending bill failed to pass the House, lacking the necessary two-thirds majority, with significant opposition from GOP lawmakers. The vote is scheduled for 10 a.m. Friday.
The Western Journal: Speculation Erupts as Biden and Harris Both Abruptly Cancel Their Plans and Rush Back to White House
President Biden and Vice President Harris abruptly canceled their holiday plans to return to the White House, sparking speculation about potential issues. Social media users are questioning whether this could relate to the invocation of the 25th Amendment, which addresses presidential succession.
The sudden change in plans has led to various theories, including concerns about Biden's health and the possibility of Harris temporarily assuming presidential powers. As speculation grows, the political landscape remains tense with the upcoming inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump on January 20, 2025.
#society
Forbes: Mystery Drone Sightings: New York Adds Dozens Of Drone Bans After New Jersey (Updated)
The FAA has expanded its temporary ban on unapproved drones to 29 cities in New York due to security concerns, coinciding with investigations into numerous reported drone sightings. The restrictions, described as precautionary, will last for a month and include critical infrastructure sites.
Federal agencies have stated that the majority of reported sightings are likely misidentified commercial or hobbyist drones, with no current evidence of a national security threat. Despite calls for legislation to enhance drone control measures, officials emphasize the need for caution in addressing the situation.
Fox News: Strange Connecticut laws, such as receiving a $99 fine for selling silly string to a minor
Connecticut has its share of bizarre laws, including a myth that pickles must bounce to be considered good. This originated from a 1948 incident involving unfit pickles, where a state official suggested a bouncing test, but it was not a formal law.
Other peculiar regulations include restrictions on selling silly string to minors, a ban on releasing ten or more balloons at once, and limitations on the number of arcade games allowed in certain areas. Violations of these laws can result in fines.
Fox News: Wisconsin school shooting by first-semester student lasted 8 minutes: official
A 15-year-old girl, Natalie Rupnow, fatally shot a teacher and a fellow student at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin, during an eight-minute attack. Six others were injured, with two students in critical condition. Rupnow, who took her own life, was a new student, and a motive remains unclear.
Authorities are investigating her connections to a man in California who allegedly plotted a mass shooting. Police are working to determine how Rupnow obtained the firearms used in the incident. The community mourns the loss of 14-year-old Rubi Patricia Vergara and 42-year-old teacher Erin M. West, who both will be laid to rest soon.
Times Of Israel: West Bank mosque set alight, vandalized in apparent settler assault
A mosque in the West Bank town of Marda was set on fire and vandalized, allegedly by Jewish extremist settlers. Graffiti with messages of revenge was found on the mosque's walls, and local residents confirmed the attack occurred while worshippers were present.
Israeli police and security services have launched an investigation, emphasizing the seriousness of the incident. The Palestinian foreign ministry condemned the attack as a racist act, while settler violence has reportedly increased since the Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023.
Breitbart: Taxi! Record U.S. Christmas Holiday Travel Rush Begins in Earnest
A record Christmas travel rush is expected in the U.S., with over 119 million people traveling at least 50 miles from home between Saturday and New Year’s Day, surpassing 2019's high. Airlines anticipate carrying 54 million passengers during this peak period.
Most travelers will opt for road trips, with 90% expected to travel by car. The busiest travel days are forecasted for Friday, Sunday, and several days after Christmas. The TSA anticipates screening 40 million passengers during the holiday season.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Russian missile barrage on Kyiv cuts heating, damages embassies
On December 20, 2024, Russia launched a missile attack on Kyiv, resulting in one death and injuries to 11 others. Although Ukraine's air force intercepted all five missiles, debris caused damage across five districts, impacting heating in over 600 buildings and damaging several diplomatic missions.
The attack was framed by Moscow as retaliation for a previous strike on a Russian chemical plant. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen condemned the assault, highlighting Russia's disregard for international law. Ukrainian President Zelensky criticized Putin's remarks about the conflict as insensitive.
The Telegraph: No journalist should face threats for doing their job
Dmitry Medvedev, Russia's former president and current security council deputy head, labeled editors of The Times as “legitimate military targets” following their report on the assassination of a Russian general. His threats highlight the Kremlin's aggressive stance against the press.
The British Government condemned Medvedev's remarks as “desperate rhetoric,” emphasizing that no journalist should face threats for their work. The Kremlin's silence on this issue reflects its moral bankruptcy and undermines its claims of seeking peace.
#culture
Forbes: Hallmark’s Last New Christmas Movie Comes Out This Weekend—Here’s A Supersized Guide To All 32 New Holiday Films
The Hallmark Channel's "Countdown to Christmas" continues to dominate TV ratings, consistently outperforming popular cable sports and news shows. This year, the network has released 32 new holiday films, including the highly viewed "Chiefs Love Story," which attracted nearly 3 million live viewers.
The final new holiday film, "Happy Howlidays," premieres Saturday at 8 p.m. EST. Hallmark's holiday programming has drawn approximately 29 million unique viewers this season, reflecting a steady increase in audience engagement since the lineup began on October 18.