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#illegals
Front Page Magazine: Texas and Trump Administration to Combat Illegal Immigration Together
Texas has won a lawsuit allowing it to maintain fencing and razor wire along its southern border to deter illegal immigration. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Texas is safeguarding its property, not regulating federal Border Patrol. Governor Abbott announced further border security measures.
As the Trump administration prepares to take office, it plans to partner with Texas to enhance border security and enforce strict immigration laws, including mass deportations. Incoming Border Czar Tom Homan emphasized collaboration with Texas to detain and deport illegal immigrants, particularly those posing security risks.
#politics
The Western Journal: Trump's DEA Nominee Chad Chronister Withdraws from Consideration After Past Comes Back to Haunt Him
Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister has withdrawn his nomination to lead the Drug Enforcement Administration after facing backlash from conservatives. Critics pointed to his past actions, including the arrest of a pastor during COVID-19 lockdowns, as reasons for his unfitness for the role.
Chronister acknowledged the honor of the nomination but emphasized his commitment to his current responsibilities in Hillsborough County. The withdrawal is seen as a strategic move for both him and President-elect Trump, avoiding a contentious confirmation process.
Breitbart: Kash Patel Is the Right Remedy to 'Fix' FBI, Says Retired FBI Leader
Retired FBI supervisor Jeff Danik supports Kash Patel as the right choice to lead the FBI under President-elect Donald Trump, citing Patel's extensive qualifications and diverse experience. Danik believes Patel's background in counterterrorism, intelligence, and law makes him well-suited for the role.
Patel has proposed significant changes to the FBI, including restructuring its intelligence operations and transforming the Hoover Building into a museum. He will need to go through a confirmation process to succeed current FBI Director Christopher Wray, with Republican senators reportedly favorable to his nomination.
Fox News: Fani Willis ordered to give watchdog all communications with special counsel Jack Smith
A Georgia judge has ordered Fulton County DA Fani Willis to release records of her communications with special counsel Jack Smith and the January 6 Committee, after she failed to comply with an Open Records Act request. The order follows a lawsuit by Judicial Watch, which revealed that Willis had withheld documents.
Judge Robert McBurney ruled that Willis violated the Open Records Act and granted a default judgment against her for not providing a defense. Judicial Watch seeks these documents to investigate potential coordination between Willis and the January 6 Committee regarding the prosecution of Donald Trump and others.
Le Monde: Trump cites Hunter Biden pardon in seeking hush money case dismissal
Donald Trump's attorneys have filed to dismiss his criminal fraud conviction, citing President Biden's recent pardon of his son, Hunter Biden, who faced charges for tax evasion and illegal firearm possession. Trump's team argues that Biden's comments reflect a politically motivated prosecution by the DOJ.
In a related development, a federal judge dismissed the gun case against Hunter Biden following the pardon. Critics, including some within Biden's party, have expressed concern over the implications of the pardon on Biden's legacy. The situation continues to unfold as both cases draw significant political scrutiny.
Breitbart: Bill Maher Suggests Ending His HBO Show over Return of Trump: 'I'm Sh**ting My Pants'
Bill Maher expressed frustration over Donald Trump's return to politics during his podcast, contemplating quitting his HBO show and standup career to avoid covering Trump again. He highlighted his past critiques of Trump and noted the political landscape's shift, suggesting many voters support Trump due to dissatisfaction with the left.
Maher and guest Jane Fonda clashed over California's regulations and political climate, with Maher arguing that excessive regulations contribute to discontent. He asserted that Trump's appeal stems from a backlash against the far-left, while Fonda dismissed his views as misinformed.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Dear Climate Alarmists, Welcome to Your Worst Nightmare
Climate alarmism has dominated public discourse for decades, with institutions like the UN promoting the narrative that climate change is an existential crisis. This has led to widespread acceptance of alarmist views among politicians and cultural figures, creating a lucrative environment for those promoting these ideas.
However, recent polling indicates a shift in public sentiment, as many Americans no longer view climate change as a top concern. The backlash against climate alarmism is growing, with citizens increasingly skeptical of proposed solutions that compromise their liberties and finances. Many are advocating for energy independence and affordable resources instead.
Breitbart: Kevin Spacey Visits Israel in Show of Support Against Terror
Kevin Spacey visited Israel, touring areas affected by the October 7 Hamas attacks and meeting with a friend’s daughter in the IDF. Despite being acquitted of sexual assault charges in the UK, he faces ongoing legal issues and social challenges in Hollywood.
Spacey, who has expressed financial difficulties, has a few supporters in the industry. He has also endorsed Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for the 2024 presidential election.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: What Does the Israel-Hezbollah Agreement Say?
Both Israel and Hezbollah claim success from the recent ceasefire agreement, with Hezbollah asserting it maintains its position and Israel stating it has significantly weakened the group. The agreement reiterates UN Security Resolution 1701 but does not mandate Hezbollah's complete disarmament.
The ceasefire allows for the return of displaced Israelis and gives the IDF a chance to focus on Hamas. However, the effectiveness of the agreement hinges on the Lebanese Army's ability to enforce compliance and prevent Hezbollah from rearming, a challenge that remains to be seen.
Times Of Israel: Syrian rebel forces push toward Hama, intensifying pressure on Assad and his allies
Syrian rebels have advanced toward Hama, capturing villages and increasing pressure on President Bashar Assad's forces. The recent capture of Aleppo has shifted the dynamics of the conflict, prompting Iranian and Russian support for Assad amid fears of chemical weapons falling into the hands of rebels or militias.
The battlefield has become increasingly crowded, with U.S., Russian, Iranian, and Turkish interests at play. The Syrian Democratic Forces are also exploiting Assad's weakened position, further complicating the situation. As various factions jockey for control, the potential for broader regional instability grows.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Why More Middle Income Americans Are Struggling to Save Money
Despite a decrease in inflation and some wage growth, middle-class Americans continue to struggle financially. Many report difficulties saving money due to stagnant wages and rising costs for essentials like groceries, housing, and healthcare, which have surged since 2021.
The median home price has reached historic highs, and a significant portion of households live paycheck to paycheck, even among those earning over $150,000. As families cut back on non-essential expenses and face increasing utility bills, the financial stability of middle-income earners remains precarious.
#health
The Western Journal: Tragedy: Fox News Personality Dead After Little-Known Battle With Cancer
Dr. Kelly Powers, a Fox News contributor, has died at 45 after a long battle with glioblastoma, a rare and aggressive brain cancer. Initially diagnosed in 2020, she went into remission but faced a recurrence this year. Powers had been raising funds for treatment in Germany before her passing.
Powers also dealt with significant health issues, including heart failure during a live broadcast in 2018. She is remembered for her strength, kindness, and dedication to helping others, leaving behind her husband and son.
#crime
GB News: Online stalking victims given 'right to know' identity of perpetrator harassing them
New measures announced by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper will empower victims of stalking by allowing them to know the identity of their harassers online. This initiative aims to enhance police response and support for victims, addressing concerns over inadequate protection.
The legislation includes new "right to know" guidance and expands the availability of Stalking Protection Orders, enabling courts to impose restrictions on perpetrators even post-conviction. The government plans to review existing stalking laws to improve offender identification and arrest.