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31 Dec 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: Canada Promises Crackdown on Student Visa Abuse After India Human Smuggling Charges
The Canadian government is responding to allegations of student visa abuse linked to a smuggling operation that exploits Canadian colleges to transport Indian nationals into the U.S. Indian officials claim a network has targeted numerous institutions, with clients paying up to $100,000 for illegal entry.
The tragic case of the Patel family, who died attempting to cross the border in extreme cold, has intensified scrutiny. Canadian officials are under pressure to strengthen visa regulations and border security amid accusations of facilitating human smuggling.
#politics
The Western Journal: Bring In the New
A.F. Branco's latest cartoons reflect on the political landscape as the 2024 election approaches, highlighting key figures like Joe Biden and Donald Trump, along with issues such as corruption and China's influence. The satirical illustrations aim to provoke thought on current events.
#economy
Forbes: Biggest Career Comebacks Of 2024
In 2024, several business leaders have made notable comebacks after facing significant setbacks. Donald Trump, despite ongoing legal challenges, has regained popularity and wealth, poised to take office again. Elon Musk has rebounded to become the world's richest man, largely due to the success of SpaceX and Tesla.
Other figures like Adam Neumann and Fran Horowitz have also seen impressive recoveries, with Neumann launching a new co-living startup and Horowitz revitalizing Abercrombie & Fitch. Meanwhile, Michael Saylor's bitcoin investments have significantly increased his wealth, and Bernard Looney has shifted from BP to a leadership role in a data company.
#culture
Le Monde: Roxane Stojanov, new étoile of the Paris Opera ballet
Roxane Stojanov has been named the ninth danseuse étoile at the Opéra National de Paris, as announced by Director General Alexander Neef. Her appointment followed a performance in the ballet Paquita, where she received public recognition on stage.
Stojanov expressed surprise and joy at her new title, emphasizing her passion for dance. She described her character in Paquita as "sparkling," reflecting her excitement about the role and her recent achievement.
Fox News: John Stamos' wife jokes he 'went through everyone else' before he married her
John Stamos and Caitlin McHugh, married since 2018, maintain their relationship through humor and spending quality time together. McHugh jokingly noted that Stamos had dated many before her, making her the last one. They share a son, Billy, who is developing his own personality and interests.
McHugh recently returned to acting for the film "The Invisible Raptor," a comedy that parodies "Jurassic Park." She expressed excitement about the project, which she feels is a tribute to Spielberg's work. Despite her return, she plans to focus on her nonprofit and family life, indicating that one actor in the household is enough.
GB News: Star Wars actor Angus MacInnes dies aged 77 as family issues heartbreaking statement
Actor Angus MacInnes, best known for his role as Gold Leader in "Star Wars: A New Hope," has died at 77. He passed away peacefully at home on December 23, surrounded by family. His contributions to film included roles in "Witness," "Judge Dredd," and "Captain Phillips."
MacInnes's family remembered him as a "kind, thoughtful, and generous soul," highlighting his special connection with Star Wars fans. Tributes have poured in from admirers who appreciated his warmth and passion for the franchise.
#health
Fox News: Bird flu uptick in US has CDC on alert for pandemic 'red flags': report
The CDC is monitoring potential risks associated with the bird flu, particularly the H5N1 strain, as 66 human cases have been confirmed in the U.S. They are looking for signs of human-to-human transmission and genetic mutations that could enhance spread.
A recent case in Louisiana involved a patient with a mutated version of the virus, raising concerns. However, the CDC emphasizes that the public health risk remains low, and there has been no known transmission from the patient to others.