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#illegals
The Western Journal: Golden Age: NYC Mayor Adams Begins War on Criminal Illegals, Tells Media 'Cancel Me'
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has pledged to collaborate with incoming border czar Tom Homan to address the issue of criminal illegal immigrants in the city. He expressed his defiance against cancel culture, stating he would prioritize the safety of New Yorkers and is unafraid of media backlash.
Adams criticized the shift in Democratic rhetoric on border security, referencing past statements by Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. He emphasized that his administration will not tolerate harm to innocent residents and migrants, marking a notable stance among Democrats regarding immigration policy.
Fox News: Illegal immigrant charged in cheerleader's murder 'knew what he was doing' despite latest claim, mom says
The mother of 16-year-old Lizbeth Medina, allegedly murdered by illegal immigrant Rafael Govea Romero, expressed her anguish over his request for an insanity evaluation. Jacqueline Medina feels this plea prolongs their suffering and questions the justice system's handling of the case.
Romero, charged with capital murder, was on probation for a prior burglary and may have stalked Lizbeth before the attack. Medina criticizes the Biden administration for failing families affected by crimes committed by illegal immigrants, emphasizing her desire for justice and accountability.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Hearing on Fraud and Abuse of Immigration Services Benefits
The House Judiciary Committee will conduct an oversight hearing on December 4 to examine the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services' shortcomings in addressing fraud and abuse in the immigration benefits application process.
The focus will be on the agency's failures and the impact on the immigration system.
#politics
Fox News: Trump keeps Whatley at Republican National Committee following 'OUTSTANDING and HISTORIC JOB'
President-elect Trump has invited Michael Whatley to continue as Chairman of the Republican National Committee (RNC), a role he previously assumed earlier this year. Whatley expressed gratitude for the opportunity and emphasized his commitment to election integrity and supporting Republican candidates.
Trump praised Whatley's leadership and the RNC's recent successes, including flipping the Senate and maintaining a House majority. Whatley aims to focus on voter mobilization, fundraising, and preparing for future elections, particularly the 2026 midterms.
Forbes: Trump’s Cabinet And Key Jobs: Peter Navarro Picked For Top Trade Role, Billionaire Jared Isaacman For NASA
President-elect Donald Trump has made several key appointments, including Peter Navarro as senior counselor for trade and manufacturing. He also confirmed other roles, such as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Health and Human Services Secretary and Marco Rubio as Secretary of State.
Chad Chronister withdrew from consideration for DEA Administrator, with Trump claiming he initiated the withdrawal due to Chronister's past actions. Other notable picks include Kash Patel for FBI Director and Daniel Driscoll for Army Secretary.
Breitbart: Clyburn: I 'Urged' 'Reticent' Biden to Pardon Hunter, He Got Treated Unfairly for Gun That Was 'Thrown Away'
Rep. James Clyburn urged President Biden to pardon his son, Hunter, citing concerns over the fairness of the prosecution related to a gun purchase form. Clyburn emphasized that Hunter's case appears to be influenced by his status as the president's son, suggesting a disparity in justice.
Clyburn believes that if Hunter had faced the same process as an ordinary citizen, he wouldn't have the same feelings about the prosecution. He argues that many individuals who make similar mistakes do not face such severe consequences.
Le Monde: UK set to nationalize train operators from May
Britain's Labour government plans to renationalize the South Western Railway in May, marking the first return of a private train operator to public ownership. This move aims to address frequent cancellations and high ticket prices that have frustrated passengers.
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander emphasized the need for a more effective rail system, noting that four of 14 operators are already state-run due to poor performance. Despite the transition, passengers will face higher fares starting in March.
Fox News: Top House Democrat says Hunter Biden pardon was 'disappointing,' calls out Biden for flip-flop
Rep. Pete Aguilar criticized President Biden for pardoning his son, Hunter, stating it undermines the rule of law. Aguilar expressed disappointment, noting Biden had previously promised not to issue a pardon. Other Democrats, including California Gov. Gavin Newsom, echoed similar sentiments.
Biden defended the pardon, claiming Hunter was unfairly targeted due to his familial ties. Despite earlier assurances that he would not intervene in his son's legal matters, Biden's decision has drawn backlash from within his party.
Breitbart: San Francisco's New Mayor Faces Nearly $1 Billion Deficit, Despite Federal Pandemic Cash
San Francisco's Mayor-elect Daniel Lurie faces a daunting nearly $1 billion budget deficit upon taking office. The city's financial woes stem from pandemic-era lockdowns and lax policing, resulting in rising crime and homelessness, and a slow recovery compared to other major cities.
With expenses outpacing revenue and high office vacancies, Lurie must navigate significant spending cuts. The city received $636 million from the federal government but failed to restructure its finances, leading to persistent deficits that threaten future growth.
#society
Fox News: 20 luxury gift ideas under $50 for the haute-loving recipient in your life
Luxury gifts this holiday season can be affordable, with many options under $50. Ideas include items like Dirty Labs laundry oil, coupe glasses, contemporary leather wallets, and eucalyptus shower steamers. These gifts provide a touch of elegance without straining budgets.
Thoughtful selections such as BaubleBar brass bangles, whiskey decanters, and decorative candlesticks can elevate holiday gifting. The emphasis is on finding luxurious yet budget-friendly options that still convey a sense of style and quality.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: U.N. Issues Latest Call for Funds as It Cries 'World on Fire'
The United Nations is seeking $47 billion in donor aid for 2025, citing a looming "poly-crisis" affecting millions globally due to conflicts and climate demands. Humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher warns that many will not receive necessary assistance amid escalating crises.
The U.N. faces potential funding cuts from Western nations, particularly with President-elect Donald Trump's return, who has previously criticized the organization and called for reforms. The situation highlights the urgent need for aid as conflicts in Gaza, Sudan, and Ukraine intensify.
#culture
Breitbart: Disney's Woke 'Snow White' Trailer Trashed Hours After Release: 'I Want the Queen to Win in This Version'
Disney's live-action Snow White remake has faced severe backlash following the release of its second trailer, with over 12,000 critical comments. Many critiques focus on lead actress Rachel Zegler's controversial remarks about Trump supporters, which have led some to root for the Evil Queen instead.
The film has struggled since its first trailer, which received ten times more downvotes than upvotes. Disney's decisions to alter classic elements, including removing dwarfs and Zegler's inflammatory social media posts, have further fueled the discontent. The movie is set for release on March 21, 2025.
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#health
Fox News: Fox News AI Newsletter: AI catches cancer that mammogram missed
A U.K. woman credits artificial intelligence for detecting breast cancer that was missed during routine screening, highlighting AI's potential in medical diagnostics.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman expresses optimism about collaborating with the Trump administration to enhance the U.S. AI infrastructure. Meanwhile, researchers have trained robots to perform surgical tasks with human-like precision, though concerns about AI regulation persist.
#education
Fox News: Top Dems, activists call on Biden admin to dole out more student loan forgiveness before term ends
Democratic lawmakers urge Biden to continue student loan forgiveness amid legal challenges, ensuring relief for borrowers.
#crime
The Western Journal: Sanctuary Paradise: Biden Migrant, 13, Stabs Passerby with Brass Knuckle Knife - Report
A 13-year-old illegal immigrant from Ecuador was arrested after allegedly stabbing a passerby with a brass knuckle knife during an attempted robbery near Times Square. The victim assisted police in tracking down the suspect, who is now charged with second-degree robbery.
New York City has seen a rise in crime linked to illegal immigrants, with Mayor Eric Adams indicating a willingness to consider deportation for those charged with crimes. He emphasized the need to protect the city from individuals who pose a threat.
Fox News: Lakefront family massacre teen suspect's attorneys show possible defense, claim forensics show innocence
A 15-year-old boy is accused of murdering his parents and three siblings in their Washington home. His defense claims there are conflicting narratives: the boy's account and that of his surviving 11-year-old sister, who alleges he is the shooter.
The suspect called 911, claiming his brother committed the murders, while the sister stated he was the one who shot their family. The defense argues that forensic evidence supports the teen's version, asserting no blood was found on him. He faces multiple charges, with a court decision pending on whether the case will move to adult court.
The Western Journal: CEO of UnitedHealthcare Murdered in Apparent Targeted Attack in NYC
Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare, was shot and killed in a targeted attack outside the New York Hilton Hotel in Manhattan on Wednesday morning. The shooter, who had been waiting at the hotel, fired multiple shots from about 20 feet away before fleeing on a bicycle.
No suspects are in custody as police investigate the incident. The planned Investor Day conference at the hotel was subsequently canceled. Thompson had been with UnitedHealth for 20 years and became CEO in 2021.
#technology
Fox News: Malicious Play Store apps put 8 million Android users at risk
A recent report reveals that over a dozen malicious apps containing SpyLoan malware were found on the Google Play Store, affecting 8 million Android users. These apps, disguised as legitimate loan services, aim to extort personal information and harass users into paying exorbitant interest rates.
While Google Play Protect offers some defense, it is not foolproof. Users are advised to download apps only from trusted sources, scrutinize app permissions, and seek loans from legitimate institutions to avoid falling victim to these predatory schemes.
#other
The Telegraph: Miliband the Net Zero fanatic must realise that nuclear is the answer, not pointless renewables
The UK Labour Government's goal to decarbonize the energy grid by 2030 faces skepticism from energy analysts, who argue it relies on unrealistic assumptions. The National Energy Supply Organisation suggests extending the lifespan of aging nuclear power stations to ensure energy stability, as reliance on renewables may not meet demand.
The environmental movement is divided on nuclear energy, with some viewing it as essential for stable energy supply, while others focus on safety and waste concerns. To achieve energy security, the UK should prioritize deregulating nuclear planning and consider successful international models rather than rushing into costly renewable projects.