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6 Dec 2023
#illegals
Fox News: 'I love you Joe Biden:' Migrant thanks POTUS after crossing illegally in Arizona
An African migrant crossing into the U.S. praised President Biden and expressed a desire for work and a better life in America. Thousands of migrants, including Africans, are overwhelming the border in Arizona, causing authorities to be overstretched. Some migrants have paid smugglers hefty sums to reach the U.S. in the hopes of being released into the country.
#politics
The Blaze: Chuck Schumer calls Thomas Massie's Zionism-related meme post 'antisemitic, disgusting, dangerous' | Blaze Media
Schumer accuses Massie of anti-Semitic post. Massie defends stance against anti-Zionism. House votes in favor of resolution condemning anti-Semitism and supporting Jewish community. Massie only House GOP member to vote against resolution. Nadler and others abstained stating complexity of Judaism.
Breitbart: Survey: Most View Biden Unfavorably as 8 in 10 Say They Have Been Impacted by Inflation
Most voters disapprove of President Biden's handling of his job, with a majority citing concerns about inflation and the economy. 55% of likely voters disapprove of Biden, including 61% of independents and 21% of Democrats. Additionally, 84% of Americans say they have been impacted by inflation, with 46% actively struggling because of it.
Times Of Israel: US-based summer dialogue program for Israeli and Palestinian youth announces closure
US nonprofit organization, Hands of Peace, will close down due to lack of funding, volunteerism, and leadership. The organization will support its alumni as they face violence in the Middle East and rising antisemitism and Islamophobia worldwide. Founded in 2002, Hands of Peace facilitated dialogue programs for Israeli and Palestinian Arab youth. The closure comes during a devastating period of violence in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict (,,).
#society
Fox News: George Santos' new gig is going viral, sparking social media trend: 'I have a treat for you'
Expelled congressman George Santos is cashing in on Cameo, making personalized videos that are going viral on TikTok. Santos' positive messages encourage people to ignore criticism and be themselves. However, his stint on Cameo comes as he faces legal issues and was recently expelled from Congress.
#war
Breitbart: Israel Attacks Hamas Strongholds in North, South Gaza; Publishes Footage of Hamas Tunnels
IDF continues attacks on Hamas strongholds in Gaza City and Khan Yunis, encountering heavy fighting. Forces gaining control of central Hamas positions. In Lebanon, Israeli response to Hezbollah fire results in first Lebanese military casualty.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: How Hamas Nazis Treat Their Hostages
Hamas terrorists abused and threatened child hostages, forcing them to watch videos of atrocities. The hostages endured horrors and were mistreated by both Hamas and Gazan civilians. The media should not fall for Hamas' attempts to change their image.
Front Page Magazine: Did Any Palestinian Try to Save a Jew on October 7?
In recent polls, 76% of Gazans support Hamas and its terrorist acts. Families of hostages held by Hamas are still waiting for their loved ones to be released. The people of Gaza are not innocent and have shown support for Hamas' atrocities.
Fox News: US says Russia rejected proposal for release of Paul Whelan, Evan Gershkovich
The US proposed a significant plan to free journalist Evan Gershkovich and Marine veteran Paul Whelan from Russian captivity, but Russia rejected it. The State Department continues to prioritize their release and believes they were wrongfully detained.
#economy
Breitbart: Job Openings Crater and Quits Stay Frozen as Demand for Workers Declines
US job openings fell to 8.7 million, the lowest in 28 months, signaling a softening labor market. Demand for labor has outpaced supply since the pandemic, but the decline in openings may allow the Federal Reserve to avoid raising interest rates. Sectors like healthcare, real estate, hospitality, and retail saw the biggest decrease in job openings, while finance and information services experienced changes in demand.
#military
Forbes: Structural Cracks Ground All U.S. Coast Guard C-27J Spartan Patrol Aircraft
U.S. Coast Guard grounds its fleet of C-27J Spartan aircraft due to structural cracking, impacting surveillance and transport capabilities. The manufacturer, Leonardo, has identified a repair solution but it remains uncertain if the issue will affect planned operations. The grounding could have significant operational consequences for the Coast Guard, especially in drug and migrant interdiction, disaster response, and search-and-rescue missions.
Forbes: Senate Confirms Hundreds Of Military Nominees As Tuberville Relents
Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) ended his protest on Department of Defense abortion rules and unblocked the confirmation process for military nominees. Hundreds of backlogged military nominees were confirmed by the Senate.
#crime
The Blaze: Woman douses man in gasoline and lights him on fire at homeless encampment, Texas police say | Blaze Media
Texas police are seeking to identify a woman who set a man on fire at a homeless encampment. The woman bought gasoline at a convenience store, poured it on the man's legs, and then lit him on fire. The victim survived with non-life-threatening injuries.
Le Monde: Peruvian court orders release of ex-president Alberto Fujimori
Peru's Constitutional Court ordered the release of former president Alberto Fujimori, who was serving a 25-year prison sentence for crimes against humanity. Fujimori, who was president from 1990 to 2000, was jailed for massacres committed by army death squads. The ruling reinstated an earlier pardon granted for humanitarian reasons in 2017.
#sports
Flag And Cross: Riley Gaines Enrages Dem Rep. Summer Lee with Rebuttal to 'Bigotry' Allegation, Sending Hearing Into Chaos
Former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines testified in support of protecting female athletics and Title IX. Democratic Rep. Summer Lee accused Gaines of transphobic bigotry, to which Gaines responded by calling Lee a misogynist. Lee attempted to strike Gaines' remarks from the record, but ultimately withdrew her point of order. Gaines made headlines for tying with a transgender athlete in a championship race. The Biden administration's proposed rule change would allow biological men who identify as women to participate in women's sports.
Breitbart: International Ice Hockey Federation to Mandate Neck Guards After the Death of a Player by Skate Cut
The International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) has announced that it will require all levels of competition, including the Olympics and world championships, to make neck guards mandatory. This decision comes after the death of American player Adam Johnson, who suffered a fatal neck cut during a game. The exact date of the mandate is yet to be determined.
#outdoors
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#other
Front Page Magazine: Watching Media Outlets Die
Journalism is dying because media outlets have become left-wing propaganda machines. Reporters are biased and fail to report news honestly. The collapse of these outlets is necessary for the industry to be saved. The New York Times and The Washington Post are prime examples of biased journalism. The underlying message is important, and collateral damage is necessary. Left-wing media outlets should be destroyed. Journalists losing their jobs is a small price to pay. These outlets need to revert back to true journalistic standards, but it's uncertain if that will ever happen.
Forbes: Hollywood Turned Down ‘Suits’ Reboot Years Ago—Including Netflix
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos revealed that the creator of Suits pitched a spinoff show to them years ago, but it was turned down. However, with the overwhelming success of Suits on Netflix, the spinoff is now in development and will be set in the same universe with new characters in Los Angeles. The president of Universal International Studios and UCP stated that the show will have the same energy and attractiveness as the original.
Fox News: Photo hunt: How fast can you find the panda hidden in the snowmen?
Gergely Dudás, a graphic artist from Dresden, Germany, has created a seek-and-find puzzle featuring a hidden panda bear among a group of snowmen. The puzzle has been shared on Facebook and has received mixed reactions from users, with some finding it easy and others finding it challenging. Dudás is known for creating similar puzzles to commemorate various events and holidays.