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31 Dec 2024
#illegals
The Telegraph: ‘Skilled migration’ is now an open-borders racket
The UK's new points-based immigration policy, introduced by Boris Johnson, was initially met with skepticism from progressives who feared economic repercussions from reduced low-skilled immigration. Despite promises to lower overall migration numbers, net migration soared from under 200,000 in 2019 to a record 906,000 in 2023.
Critics, including Keir Starmer, have labeled the Tory approach as an "open borders experiment." Data indicates that only 15% of the two million non-European arrivals in the past five years came to work, undermining claims that the policy attracted skilled labor to boost the economy.
#politics
Fox News: Dems urge Biden to extend controversial immigrant program, Trump says he'll cut it
The Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program, allowing nationals from unsafe countries to remain in the U.S., faces potential cuts under the incoming Trump administration. Democrats are urging President Biden to extend TPS protections for countries like Haiti and Venezuela amid rising concerns over mass migration.
Republicans are pushing for stricter TPS regulations, with proposals requiring congressional approval for designations and extensions. As the Biden administration has yet to act on TPS, Democrats warn that the opportunity to secure protections for immigrant families is rapidly closing.
GB News: Sadiq Khan's knighthood 'makes a mockery of Londoners', Takyi claims
Ryan-Mark Parsons criticized Sadiq Khan's knighthood, calling the London mayor a "sanctimonious little twit." He expressed disbelief that Khan was awarded such a prestigious honor in the UK.
#society
Breitbart: Indian Muslim Leader Issues Fatwa Against New Year Celebrations
Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi Barelvi, leader of the All India Muslim Jamaat, issued a fatwa against New Year celebrations for Muslims, labeling it a "Christian" holiday and condemning associated activities as contrary to Islamic law. He urged Muslims to focus on their faith instead.
The fatwa has drawn criticism from the Indian National Congress, which dismissed it as divisive rhetoric. The debate on celebrating the Gregorian New Year varies among Muslims globally, with many viewing it as haram. Similar bans on New Year festivities have been enacted in other Islamic regions.
Fox News: Airline says pre-flight inspection of South Korea plane showed 'no issues': report
U.S. investigators are examining the site of the deadly Jeju Air plane crash in South Korea, which resulted in 179 fatalities. The Boeing 737-800 attempted an emergency landing before skidding off the runway into an embankment.
Safety inspections of all Boeing 737-800s in South Korea are underway as investigators analyze flight data and cockpit recordings. The cause of the crash remains undetermined, with various factors, including potential bird strikes, being considered.
Fox News: At least 66 people die after a truck plunges into a river in southern Ethiopia
At least 66 people died when an overcrowded truck carrying wedding guests fell off the Gelan Bridge into a river in southern Ethiopia. Delays in rescue efforts contributed to the high casualty count, with many villagers attempting to save victims using only sticks.
The incident highlights ongoing issues with Ethiopia's infrastructure, as the area is known for frequent accidents due to poorly constructed roads. Overcrowded and unsafe transportation options are common, leading to tragic outcomes in similar past events.
#war
Breitbart: Russian Missile and Drone Attack on Ukraine Hits Multiple Targets
Russia conducted a series of missile and drone strikes across Ukraine, targeting Kyiv and other regions. The attacks resulted in damage to residential and educational buildings, but no casualties were reported in the capital. Ukraine's air defenses intercepted many threats, while the U.S. announced additional military support.
Amid ongoing conflict, both nations continue to launch counterattacks, with Ukraine claiming a naval drone shot down a Russian helicopter. As the situation evolves, uncertainty surrounds future U.S. support for Ukraine with the incoming administration.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Houthis Close Out 2024 with Another Missile Attack on Israel
Houthi rebels in Yemen launched a ballistic missile at Israel, which was intercepted outside Israeli airspace, but debris fell in Ramat Beit Shemesh. This marks the seventh missile attack in less than two weeks, amid ongoing tensions following the October 7 Hamas attack.
Israel has made significant military gains against Iranian-backed groups in the region, but challenges remain from the Houthis and other terrorist factions. As Israel approaches 2024, it faces a complex security landscape, while Iran's internal issues weaken its regime.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: A Meaningful Jubilee Year
In a Jubilee Year, the focus should be on embracing God's unconditional love, which is exemplified in the Bible through the covenant with Abraham and the teachings of Jesus Christ. This love is selfless and unwavering, inviting individuals to respond through prayer and sacrifice.
St. Angela of Foligno emphasizes that prayer is a "School of Divine Loving," where one learns to love God as He loves us. This form of love is essential for unity with God and is vital for the renewal of the Church. Engaging in retreats can help cultivate this loving relationship.
#culture
Fox News: New Year's Eve celebrations across US include 4 'food drops'
New Year's Eve celebrations across the U.S. feature unique food-themed events. In Bethlehem, PA, a giant PEEPS Chick is dropped, while Amelia Island, FL, celebrates with a steaming shrimp. Atlanta, GA, will resume its Peach Drop in 2025, and Mount Olive, NC, hosts a pickle drop.
These festivities highlight regional specialties and attract local crowds, adding to the diverse ways Americans ring in the New Year.
#health
Forbes: Norovirus, Covid And RSV Are Surging This Winter. Here’s What To Know.
Recent CDC data indicates a surge in norovirus, Covid-19, and RSV across the U.S., deviating from typical winter patterns. Norovirus outbreaks have increased by nearly 31%, while RSV is causing more hospitalizations than flu or Covid-19, particularly affecting vulnerable populations.
The rise in these infections may be linked to decreased Covid-19 precautions and a larger older adult population. The new Covid-19 variant XEC is also contributing to increased cases. Health experts recommend preventive measures, including vaccinations and improved hygiene practices, especially during the holiday season.
#technology
Breitbart: AI Data Centers Are Causing 'Distortions' in the Power Grid from Coast to Coast
The rapid expansion of AI data centers in the U.S. is straining power grids and degrading electricity quality, posing risks to home appliances and increasing fire hazards. A Bloomberg analysis highlights that areas near these data centers, such as Chicago and Northern Virginia, experience significant power distortions.
This surge in demand for electricity from data centers, projected to increase by 16% in the next five years, is exacerbating existing issues in an aging power infrastructure. Experts warn that without proper monitoring and investment, the consequences could lead to severe power quality issues, including blackouts and fires.