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29 Dec 2023
#illegals
Fox News: DOJ threatens to sue Texas over anti-illegal immigration law; Abbott prepared for Supreme Court fight
The Biden administration threatens to sue Texas over its new anti-illegal immigration law. Texas Governor Greg Abbott vows to take the fight to the Supreme Court. This is the latest clash between the Biden administration and border states over the immigration crisis.
#politics
Le Monde: Trump disqualified from presidential primary in Maine
Former President Donald Trump blocked from Republican primary in Maine and Colorado due to his involvement in the January 6 insurrection at the US Capitol. Decision awaits final ruling from the US Supreme Court.
Fox News: Trump disqualified from Maine 2024 Republican primary ballot
Maine's Democratic secretary disqualifies Trump from state's primary ballot following Colorado's ruling.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: In ‘frustrating’ call, Biden said to tell PM to resolve Palestinian tax funds issue
US President Joe Biden urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to resolve the issue of withholding Palestinian tax funds. The Biden administration has supported Israel's fight against Hamas in Gaza but has called for a scaling back of the intense fighting. The US proposed transferring the funds to Norway for safekeeping, but Netanyahu expressed distrust and suggested a partial transfer instead.
#crime
Flag And Cross: Democratic Ex-Atlanta Assistant City Attorney Convicted in $7 Million COVID Relief Fraud to Fund Lavish Lifestyle
Former Atlanta assistant city attorney Shelitha Robertson has been found guilty of defrauding a COVID stimulus program, facing potential life in prison for taking over $7 million from the Paycheck Protection Program. Robertson inflated employee numbers and forged documents to obtain the cash, using it for luxury items and transferring funds to family members. She also had an accomplice, her personal attorney Chandra Norton, who received $400,000 in cash and pleaded guilty. Robertson will be sentenced on April 11.
Human Events: THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 26 — CalendarGate Catastrophe? Who Wins a Civil War? YouTube Families?
In the latest episode of THOUGHTCRIME, a gritty crime drama in the style of Raymond Chandler, a cunning detective uncovers a web of deceit and corruption amidst the dark underbelly of society. As he digs deeper, he becomes entangled in a dangerous game where power and politics collide.
Fox News: Florida family uses Apple AirTag to locate stolen luggage from a North Carolina airport to suspect's home
A family's luggage was stolen at an airport in North Carolina. They used an Apple AirTag to track their stolen suitcase to a house in Gastonia. The police recovered their luggage along with another victim's suitcase.
Fox News: Man arrested for allegedly bludgeoning woman to death with sledgehammer on college campus
A man is arrested for killing a woman with a sledgehammer on a college campus in Los Angeles. The victim, an Asian woman in her 60s, was collecting recyclables when she was attacked. The motive is unknown.
#outdoors
Fox News: Video shows moment bear emerges from under home after being shot at with paintball gun
A nature enthusiast in South Lake Tahoe, California used a paintball gun to evict a black bear from a crawlspace under a house. The bear fled after being shot multiple times. The enthusiast, Toogee Sielsch, has a passion for evicting bears and is known for his encounters with South Lake Tahoe's urbanized black bear population.
#technology
Fox News: Increasing number of microgrids helps protect critical assets
The number of microgrids in the U.S. has increased by 11% in the last four years, providing less than 1% of U.S. electricity. Microgrids are used to counteract risks associated with the electrical grid and take advantage of renewable energy. They are considered expensive but offer reliability in specific locations. ,