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#illegals
Breitbart: Homan: We Should Treat Family Units Like Obama Did, I'll Take it Up with SCOTUS
Incoming Border Czar Tom Homan plans to challenge the Flores settlement at the Supreme Court, advocating for the detention of family units in non-jail, open-air settings similar to those used during the Obama administration. He claims this approach previously reduced family migration.
Homan emphasized that under the current 20-day limit for detention, families do not have sufficient time to see a judge, leading to increased migration. He expressed confidence in pursuing litigation to address these issues.
#politics
Forbes: Here’s Who Could Replace Pete Hegseth As Defense Secretary Pick—As Trump Reportedly Weighs Alternatives
President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly considering alternatives to Pete Hegseth for the Defense secretary position due to ongoing misconduct allegations that could impede his Senate confirmation. Potential candidates include Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Sen. Joni Ernst, and several others.
Hegseth, who has faced accusations of alcohol abuse and sexual misconduct, acknowledged some truth to the allegations but claims they have been exaggerated. Despite Trump's continued support for Hegseth, concerns remain among Senate Republicans regarding his ability to secure confirmation.
Fox News: Sotomayor compares trans medical 'treatments' to aspirin in question about side effects during oral arguments
Justice Sonia Sotomayor compared the risks of transgender medical procedures for minors to those of taking common painkillers during Supreme Court arguments on the Tennessee law banning such treatments. The case, United States v. Skrmetti, questions the balance between potential harm and benefits of these procedures.
Tennessee Solicitor General Matthew Rice defended the law, citing concerns from other countries about irreversible consequences of gender-transition treatments. The ACLU and the Biden administration are challenging the law, which is part of a broader trend with at least 25 states enacting similar bans.
The Economist: Emmanuel Macron loses another prime minister
Emmanuel Macron has lost his third prime minister this year, Michel Barnier, following a vote of no confidence that saw an alliance of the left and Marine Le Pen's National Rally. This marks a significant political upheaval in France, with Barnier's budget also falling, increasing instability.
Macron's centrist project is rapidly deteriorating, as the opposition's ability to unite against him raises concerns about the future of his government. The political landscape in France is becoming increasingly fragmented.
Breitbart: Nolte: Newsweek Quotes Parody Account to Trash Trump’s FBI Director Nominee
Newsweek recently published a piece reacting to President Biden's pardon of Hunter Biden, featuring a quote from a parody account attributed to Kash Patel’s father. The article misrepresented the source, leading to a correction that failed to fully address the mistake.
Critics argue that such an error highlights a lack of accountability in corporate media, questioning the effectiveness of their editorial processes. The incident reflects broader concerns about the quality of journalism and the standards maintained by established news organizations.
Forbes: Trump Asks For Georgia Criminal Charges To Be Thrown Out
President-elect Donald Trump has requested the dismissal of his criminal charges in Georgia, arguing that his upcoming inauguration should impact the case. This Georgia indictment is now his only remaining legal challenge following the collapse of his other criminal cases after his presidential victory.
Le Monde: Georgian police arrest opposition leader
Georgian police raided opposition party offices and arrested leader Nika Gvaramia amid ongoing protests against the government's suspension of EU accession talks. Over 300 protesters have been detained, with many injured during clashes with riot police.
President Salome Zourabichvili condemned the actions and called for Western intervention, while the ruling party defends the raids as necessary to prevent violence. The EU has expressed concerns over Georgia's democratic backsliding.
The Telegraph: Who dares lead France now?
Emmanuel Macron's government faced a no-confidence vote, resulting in the resignation of Prime Minister Michel Barnier, marking the first government collapse in France in 60 years. The political landscape is now unstable, with potential successors being discussed amid a parliamentary deadlock.
Macron's leadership is under scrutiny as he navigates a divided assembly and rising public debt. Observers predict ongoing political turbulence and the possibility of further no-confidence motions until new elections can be called.
Fox News: Bill Clinton recalls pardoning half-brother, says it's not similar to Biden's controversial one of Hunter
Former President Bill Clinton discussed the pardon of his brother, Roger Clinton, in relation to President Biden's pardon of his son, Hunter Biden. He noted that Hunter's offenses could lead to harsher consequences than for an average person and emphasized the complexities of the pardon system.
Clinton expressed disappointment over the lack of discussion on the broader issues surrounding pardons and acknowledged that political factors are always involved. He also commented on the backlash Biden faced for the pardon, suggesting that Hunter received different treatment due to his father's position.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: French media claims Macron engaged in ‘diplomatic coup’ when securing Trump’s attendance at Notre Dame reopening
French President Emmanuel Macron invited US President-elect Donald Trump to the reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral, which has been restored after a significant fire five years ago. The event will also host around 50 world leaders and marks Trump's first foreign trip since his election.
Macron's push for Trump's attendance is part of efforts by European leaders to strengthen ties with the new US administration. Discussions between the two leaders will continue during the ceremonies, with Trump expressing his honor in attending the historic event.
#economy
The Federalist: Trump Vows To Protect U.S. Steel As Debate Swirls Over Merger
President-elect Donald Trump has voiced strong opposition to the proposed $14.9 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel by Japan's Nippon Steel Corporation, pledging to block the deal using tax incentives and tariffs. His stance aligns with concerns from President Biden, Vice President Harris, and various members of Congress about maintaining U.S. control over this vital industry.
While many lawmakers and union leaders oppose the sale, some local steel workers support it, believing Nippon's investment could modernize aging facilities and preserve jobs. The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States is expected to make a decision on the acquisition soon.
The Economist: Russian businesses are beginning to bear the cost of war
Russian businesses are increasingly feeling the impact of the ongoing war in Ukraine, facing challenges such as soaring interest rates, a declining currency, and labor shortages. Previously cushioned by defense spending and subsidized loans, the economic landscape is shifting as sanctions and inflation take their toll.
Despite a brief recovery in the stock market, the long-term outlook for Russian enterprises appears bleak as they navigate these mounting pressures. The fallout from the conflict continues to reshape the economic environment in Russia.
#military
Fox News: NATO chief defends Trump to critical MSNBC host, says 'he was right' to hit allies on defense spending
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte acknowledged that President-elect Donald Trump was correct in urging NATO allies to increase defense spending. Rutte noted that European nations have significantly raised their defense budgets since Trump’s initial criticism in 2018, with expectations that 23 out of 32 NATO members will meet the 2% GDP target this year.
Rutte emphasized the need for even greater spending to maintain deterrence against threats, particularly from Russia. He also requested Trump's assistance in streamlining the process for European allies to access U.S. defense resources, which currently involves complex negotiations with multiple U.S. entities.
Breitbart: Exclusive –--Washington Post Reporter Belittles Pete Hegseth's Military Service
The Washington Post's national security reporter questioned the characterization of Pete Hegseth as "highly decorated," despite his 20-plus military awards, including two Bronze Stars. The reporter sought clarification from Senator Tuberville on what constitutes "highly decorated."
Senator Tuberville defended Hegseth, emphasizing his combat experience and awards, asserting that he is indeed highly decorated. Hegseth continues to meet with senators and has received support from several Republican women in the Senate amid a campaign against him by the mainstream press.
#culture
GB News: Asda brings back Christmas Dinner pizza and customers can't wait to try - 'looks so yummy!'
Asda has launched a £5 Christmas Dinner Pizza, shaped like a Christmas tree and available at its in-store Pizza Counters. The pizza features a tomato base topped with diced chicken, pigs in blankets, stuffing balls, and mozzarella, with a cranberry sauce sachet included.
The festive offering has received positive reactions on social media, with many customers expressing enthusiasm for this alternative to traditional holiday meals. Asda aims to provide a fun and convenient dining option for the festive season.
#crime
Fox News: Shocking video shows UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson gunned down on NYC street
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot at close range in Midtown Manhattan outside the Hilton Hotel. Surveillance footage captured the incident, showing a masked assailant approaching Thompson and firing multiple shots, with the gun reportedly jamming during the attack.
The suspect fled the scene on an e-Citi bike and remains at large. New York Governor Kathy Hochul has directed state police to assist in the investigation, and a reward of up to $10,000 is being offered for information leading to an arrest.
Fox News: UK killer nurse Letby questioned over further baby deaths
Lucy Letby, a former British nurse serving a life sentence for murdering seven infants, is being questioned about additional baby deaths. Police are investigating her entire nursing career to identify more potential victims, while a public inquiry is examining how the killings went undetected.
Letby was convicted of multiple counts of murder and attempted murder, but some experts have raised concerns about the evidence against her, suggesting a possible miscarriage of justice. However, her appeals to overturn the convictions have been denied.