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#illegals
The Western Journal: Farmer Warns Trump: Prepare for Fallout from Your Key Policy
California farmer Joe Del Bosque warns that President-elect Trump's mass deportation plan could disrupt the food supply by removing a significant portion of agricultural workers, leading to increased food prices. He suggests that without undocumented labor, farms would struggle to operate.
The commentary draws parallels between Del Bosque's stance and historical economic blackmail, likening it to antebellum arguments defending slavery. It argues that Trump's election signifies a rejection of such exploitation, emphasizing a desire to reclaim communities and jobs from reliance on cheap labor.
#politics
Fox News: The 6 biggest FBI scandals under the Biden administration
The FBI has faced significant scrutiny under the Biden administration, with recent controversies including the handling of a suspected terrorist attack in New Orleans that initially downplayed the incident's severity. The agency later confirmed it was investigating the attack as terrorism after backlash from officials and the public.
Additionally, FBI Director Christopher Wray's leadership has come under fire for various issues, including perceived bias in investigations related to former President Trump and allegations of corruption involving President Biden. Critics argue that the FBI has failed to uphold its mission effectively.
Forbes: Trump Allies Urge Rapid Cabinet Appointments—Including Hegseth, Gabbard, Patel—After New Orleans Attack
Allies of President-elect Donald Trump are urging swift confirmation of his national security nominees following a terror attack in New Orleans that left 14 dead. Key figures, including Rep. Mike Waltz and incoming Senate Majority Leader John Thune, emphasize the urgency of establishing Trump's security team to address threats like ISIS.
The suspect, Shamsud-Din Jabbar, a U.S.-born Army veteran, allegedly acted alone and was inspired by ISIS. Despite initial confusion regarding his background, Trump has linked the attack to Biden's border policies. The Senate is set to vote on Trump's nominees, amidst some Republican hesitance regarding specific candidates.
#society
The Western Journal: Dust Settles on US Fireworks Disaster, Three Dead and Dozens Injured
A fireworks explosion in a Honolulu neighborhood on New Year's Eve resulted in at least three deaths and around 22 injuries. The incident occurred when an aerial firework ignited a chain reaction, causing severe injuries described by officials as comparable to those seen in war zones.
Local authorities, including Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi, are calling for stricter regulations on illegal fireworks to prevent such tragedies in the future. Emergency services reported the incident as one of the worst they have encountered, highlighting the serious risks posed by explosive fireworks.
The Telegraph: Love poems axed from schools under Syria’s new ‘extremist’ curriculum
Syria's new leadership has faced backlash for plans to revise the school curriculum by removing poetry about women and love, and labeling historical events, such as Queen Zenobia's conquests, as "fiction." The interim government aims to replace nationalist education with religious teachings, raising concerns about extremism.
Activists warn that these changes could have significant societal impacts and threaten regional security, as the new curriculum reflects a shift toward extremist ideologies. The government, led by the former al-Qaeda affiliate Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, downplayed the criticism of the revisions.
#culture
Fox News: Ageless 'Dynasty' star Linda Evans shares plans for 2025 in inspiring New Year's message
Linda Evans, the 82-year-old star of "Dynasty," shared her excitement for 2025 in her first Instagram post in two years. She expressed gratitude for her fans and encouraged them to discover their true selves and pursue their dreams.
Evans reflected on her time on "Dynasty," noting her desire for more in life and the emotional impact of leaving the show a year before it ended. She emphasized her happiness in being single and the richness of her relationships with family and friends.
#health
Forbes: FDA Issues 4th Oyster Warning In 18 Days: Latest Advisory In Washington Over Norovirus Outbreaks
The FDA has issued a recall for oysters harvested in Washington due to potential norovirus contamination, marking its fourth recall in three weeks. The oysters, linked to a surge in norovirus cases, were distributed mainly in Washington and Oregon, with possible distribution to other states.
Norovirus outbreaks have significantly increased, with 495 reported across 14 states. The CDC notes that norovirus is highly contagious and can cause severe illness, particularly in vulnerable populations. The FDA advises disposal or return of the affected oysters.
#crime
Breitbart: FBI: Jabbar 'Planned to Harm' Family, Friends but Wanted Headlines Focused on 'War Between the Believers and the Disbelievers'
New Orleans terror suspect Shamsud Din Jabbar initially intended to target family and friends but changed his plan to focus on a broader message regarding a perceived war between believers and non-believers. FBI officials revealed he joined ISIS before summer and posted videos detailing his intentions.
The attack resulted in 14 deaths and numerous injuries. The FBI is seeking information from anyone who may have interacted with Jabbar or was in the French Quarter during the New Year’s celebrations. Investigators have recovered multiple devices linked to him.
The Western Journal: 10 Shot at New York City Event - Multiple Suspects at Large
Ten teenagers were injured in a shooting outside the Amazura Concert Hall in Jamaica, Queens, on Wednesday night. Four gunmen opened fire on a group waiting outside after a birthday vigil, using at least 30 bullets. All victims are expected to recover from non-life-threatening injuries.
Authorities are investigating the incident, which is believed to be gang-related but not an act of terrorism. NYPD and local officials expressed their commitment to addressing gun violence and bringing the perpetrators to justice.
Times Of Israel: Aspiring nurse, football star, and single mother among victims of New Orleans attack
A tragic truck attack on Bourbon Street in New Orleans during New Year’s celebrations resulted in 14 fatalities and around 30 injuries. Victims included an 18-year-old aspiring nurse, a single mother, and a former Princeton football player. Families are mourning as they share stories of their loved ones.
The New Orleans Coroner's Office is set to release the names of the deceased after autopsies. Among the injured is a man who underwent extensive surgery following the incident. The FBI is investigating the attack, which has drawn attention from officials and communities alike.
#other
Breitbart: FBI: New Orleans Suspect Planted Two IEDs Before Attack, Is Believed to Have Acted Alone
Shamsud Din Jabbar, a terror suspect in New Orleans, is believed to have acted alone in a premeditated attack that killed 14 people and injured 35. He used a truck to plow through crowds and opened fire, while also planting two IEDs, which have since been rendered safe.
Authorities confirmed Jabbar's support for ISIS through social media posts and recovered an ISIS flag at the scene. The FBI has stated that they currently do not believe anyone else was involved in the attack.
GB News: Britons issued new guidance on travelling to New Zealand - 'leave details of your itinerary with family or friends'
The FCDO has updated travel advice for British tourists heading to New Zealand, emphasizing safety in remote areas. Travelers are urged to prepare thoroughly, consult local authorities, and check resources like New Zealand's Department of Conservation and AdventureSmart for safety information.
The advisory highlights the need to monitor weather conditions, as they can change rapidly in coastal areas. Travelers are also advised to share their itineraries with family or friends to ensure someone knows their plans while exploring New Zealand's isolated regions.