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#illegals
Breitbart: Texas AG Paxton: The Biden Administration Is 'Aiding and Abetting the Cartels'
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton accuses the Biden administration of aiding criminal cartels operating near the U.S.-Mexico border. He claims that the administration is not doing enough to protect against illegal immigration and is instead encouraging the cartels to bring more people into the country.
#politics
CNSNews: Maine Rep. Seeks to Impeach Bellows: ‘Banana Republic Isn't Just a Store at the Mall. We Have Become a Post Rule of Law Society’
Maine Republicans fight against Secretary of State's decision to remove Donald Trump from primary ballot. They argue it's politically motivated and violates Trump's rights.
GB News: Lee Anderson issues warning as Nigel Farage makes bold Reform UK claim
Conservative Party Deputy Chairman Lee Anderson expresses concern about Nigel Farage's Reform UK promotion, stating they pose a bigger threat than Labour and could unintentionally reignite the Brexit debate. Anderson praises Farage as a figurehead but believes that Reform UK may help pave the way for a Labour government. He suggests that Reform UK can only make inroads if led by Farage, as the party's current leader Richard Tice is relatively unknown.
#war
Breitbart: Russia Bombards Kyiv and Kharkiv with Ballistic Missiles
Russian hypersonic ballistic missiles struck Kyiv and Kharkiv, killing at least four and injuring nearly 100. Ukraine claims that Russia fired almost 100 missiles, with at least 70 being shot down. The attacks targeted civilian areas and military facilities, but their claims cannot be independently verified.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Hamas deputy leader killed in an alleged Israeli drone strike
The deputy leader of Hamas, Saleh al Arouri, was killed in an Israeli drone strike in Beirut. Israel has not commented on the reports. Al Arouri was considered the de facto leader of Hamas's military wing in the West Bank.
Times Of Israel: British and Cypriot aid screened in Cyprus heads to Gaza via Egypt
Britain and Cyprus have sent 87 tons of aid to Gaza via Egypt, offering an alternative route to bypass security checks in Israel. The Cypriot initiative involves aid being checked in Cyprus before being dispatched to Gaza. However, the direct route is currently not possible due to security requirements.
Le Monde: Israel army says it's investigating soldier over killing of detained Gazan
Israeli army investigates soldier suspected of shooting and killing captured Palestinian in Gaza. Palestinians detained since conflict began; UN calls for investigation into alleged "summary executions." Israeli troops also mistakenly killed Israeli hostages and soldiers in friendly fire incidents. Israeli army under scrutiny for treatment of detainees.
Breitbart: CNN's Liebermann: Deterrence Failed, We Have Conflict with Iran Proxies Biden Tried to Avoid
Despite the Biden administration's attempts to deter Iran, the message has not been received, resulting in conflicts with Iranian proxies. The Houthis have launched numerous attacks on commercial vessels, and Iranian proxies have targeted US forces in Iraq and Syria. The question now is, what comes next?
#crime
Flag And Cross: 'A Tragedy That Defies Understanding': Deadly Car Ramming at NY Concert Investigated as Terrorism
Federal agents and police are investigating a deadly crash outside a concert venue in Upstate New York as a potential act of terrorism. Two people died and several others were injured when a man driving a rented Ford Explorer crashed into another vehicle and struck pedestrians. The Ford was packed with gas cans, and authorities are treating the incident as a serious threat.
#other
Fox News: 'Wheel of Fortune' host Pat Sajak fumbles during awkward on-air mistake: ‘I just messed up’
Longtime "Wheel of Fortune" host Pat Sajak mixed up contestant Jason's personal life on-air, asking if he was married instead of single, but quickly corrected himself. Sajak is known for his quick and witty remarks on the game show.
Le Monde: Filmmaker Paul Schrader: 'If I am gonna make a film about dying, I better hurry up'
Paul Schrader, the renowned American screenwriter and filmmaker, discussed his upcoming film "Oh, Canada" and his health struggles in an interview. Despite facing health issues, Schrader is determined to continue working on films, including one about dying. He also expressed his uncertainty about the film's inclusion in the Cannes film festival and mentioned the importance of big festivals for low-budget films.
The Telegraph: Hollywood has reached peak woke
A war is brewing over DEI in America. The Academy Awards now require Best Picture nominees to meet DEI standards. However, recent events at Harvard and Hamas have fueled criticism of DEI, with claims that candidates are being chosen based on race or gender. DEI is facing backlash in education, the private sector, and even among Jewish leaders who view it as anti-Semitic. It may struggle to maintain relevance unless it evolves to meet demands and address concerns.
On The Water: Operation Christmas Tree
Each year, the Long Island Beach Buggy Association uses Christmas trees to strengthen dunes and prevent erosion at Smith's Point Outer Beach. Drop off your tree at the designated location to be part of this mission.
Flag And Cross: Japanese Airliner with 379 People Aboard Erupts in Flames After Colliding with Military Plane
Japan Airlines A350 collides with coast guard aircraft on runway at Tokyo's Haneda airport. Passenger plane escapes flames, but coast guard crew members die.
Breitbart: Shecky Greene, Legendary Standup Comedian, Dies at 97
Comedian Shecky Greene, known for his humor and decades of performances, has died at the age of 97. His wife confirmed his death from natural causes in Las Vegas. Greene, a Navy veteran, battled stage fright, addiction, and alcoholism throughout his career. He appeared on The Tonight Show and opened for music legends like Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley.