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21 Dec 2023
#politics
GB News: EU migrant deal: Bloc passes major plan to strengthen borders and send back failed asylum seekers
The EU has reached a new deal to strengthen borders and facilitate the deportation of failed asylum seekers. The agreement includes faster processing and detention of families on external borders. Member countries further away from major arrival points will be asked to house asylum seekers or pay financial compensation. Critics argue that the deal is too harsh and violates fundamental rights.
The Federalist: 19 AGs Oppose Jack Smith's 'Partisan' Get-Trump Prosecution
20 state attorneys general oppose Special Counsel Jack Smith's request for the Supreme Court to expedite ruling on whether Trump is immune from prosecution. They argue that it is a political prosecution designed to influence the 2024 election. SCOTUS considering fast-tracking the case.
#society
Fox News: Texas lt. gov. reams 'cold-hearted' Biden's border crisis as Chicago rebuffs buses: 'Send them to Rehoboth'
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick supports lawsuits against a law allowing arrests of suspected illegal immigrants. He accuses the Biden administration of inaction and lies about border policies. Patrick argues that the law is constitutional and criticizes Biden for allowing an invasion of migrants. He praises Texas Gov. Greg Abbott for flying migrants to Chicago and suggests expanding the program to Delaware to make blue states feel the effects of immigration.
Human Events: Italy seeks to fine schools that scrap Christian nativity scenes
Italian government proposes law to fine schools that eliminate Christian nativity scenes. Law aims to protect Christmas and Easter celebrations, prevent discrimination against majority religion. Critics argue it exploits religious sentiments for political gain.
#war
The Telegraph: Rise of Hamas’s Yahya Sinwar from refugee to world’s most-wanted terrorist
Yahya Sinwar, the highest-ranking official of Hamas in Gaza, is now considered the world's most-wanted terrorist. Israel has offered a $400,000 bounty for information leading to his capture. Sinwar, known for his cruelty, took power in Gaza and orchestrated devastating attacks on Israel. He has eluded capture so far, but patience is wearing thin as Israel aims to catch him.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Antisemitic cartoons proliferate in Mideast amid Israel-Hamas war, ADL report finds
Arabic political cartoons during the Israel-Hamas war featured antisemitic tropes and conspiracy theories. Cartoons portrayed Jews controlling US politics, Israel as controlling the US, Netanyahu as Hitler, and Israel dehumanized as animals. The ADL plans to share the report with US Congress and Biden's administration.
The American Mind: Patrick Buchanan and American Foreign Policy
Pat Buchanan's political legacy and insights on foreign policy still hold value today. His focus on American interests and opposition to interventionism and NATO expansion are especially relevant in light of Ukraine's current situation with Russia. Buchanan's efforts to revitalize self-government and give voice to ignored voters should also be noted, especially as America's two major political parties seem to control the options available to voters, rather than offering a true choice. The promise of self-government and the need for a real choice on crucial issues remain important.
Fox News: Dem Senator calls for ceasefire shortly after meeting with group pushing to cut aid to Israel
Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Mich., called for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war just days after meeting with a group pushing to cut military aid to Israel. Despite stating that Hamas will not agree to a ceasefire, Baldwin is now criticizing Israel's military approach.
#economy
GB News: Nigel Farage makes brutal Alison Rose debanking dig: 'Could have all been different!'
Nigel Farage's account was closed by Coutts bank in June 2023, leading to a mocking response from him towards former NatWest CEO Dame Alison Rose.
#religion
The Blaze: Hulk Hogan on getting baptized: 'Total surrender and dedication to Jesus is the greatest day of my life' | Blaze Media
Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan declares baptism as the greatest day of his life, expressing his devotion to Jesus and his faith. He emphasizes the power of surrender, service, and love, and how it has transformed him.
#history
All Outdoor: POTD: Flawed but Cool - The Stevens Visible Loader
The Stevens Visible Loader, a .22 rimfire pump-action rifle, had a flawed design and numerous reliability issues. Despite selling over 100,000 units, it is now more admired as a novelty than a practical firearm.
#education
Fox News: Newsom blocks effort to criminalize behavior at school board meetings: 'Creating a new crime is unnecessary'
California Governor Gavin Newsom blocked an effort to criminalize misconduct at school board meetings and that affects school employees, citing the move was "unnecessary." Newsom vetoed the measure once it passed both chambers, sending the bill back without a signature. The bill came after parents across the country have protested controversial curriculum and reignited the debate on how much control parents have over their children's education.
#crime
The Telegraph: ‘Praying to make it out alive’: How shooting terror unfolded in Prague
On the final day of term at Prague's Charles University, a 24-year-old student opened fire, killing 14 people and injuring nine others. The attacker was later found dead after an exchange of gunfire with police. Prague, known for its Christmas markets, was shocked by the tragedy, highlighting that mass shootings are not exclusive to the United States.
Fox News: Pennsylvania mother pleads guilty to killing her 2 sons; will spend rest of her life behind bars
A Pennsylvania mother pleaded guilty to killing her two sons and will spend the rest of her life in prison. Trinh Nguyen shot her sons in the head while they were asleep and attempted to shoot a neighbor. She was sentenced to two life sentences without parole.