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7 Dec 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Exclusive -- TX State Rep. David Spiller: Chinese, Afghans Crossing Border
TX State Rep. David Spiller says illegal immigration is a worsening crisis, with Chinese nationals and Afghans crossing the southern border. He criticizes the Biden administration for inaction and introduces SB4, a bill targeting illegal entry and reentry. The bill aligns with federal law and offers illegal immigrants the option to return to their home country.
#politics
Fox News: New York Democrats choose Tom Suozzi as candidate to replace expelled Republican George Santos in Congress
Tom Suozzi has been chosen as the Democratic nominee to replace expelled Republican congressman George Santos in a special election in New York. Suozzi, a former U.S. Rep., mayor, and county executive, previously represented the district for six years. The election will take place on Feb. 13.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Vet Running for Santos' Seat: China, Illegal Immigration Greatest Threats
Thomas Ludwig, a retired U.S. Army Special Forces lieutenant colonel running for Congress, prioritizes taking on China, addressing the migrant crisis, and combating domestic crime. Ludwig views China as the biggest threat to America, emphasizing their aggressive behavior and attempts to change global norms. He supports border security and stricter immigration controls while advocating for working in migrant-source countries. Ludwig also highlights the need to address the power and ruthlessness of Mexican cartels and supports a diplomatic solution to the Ukraine conflict. He expresses support for Israel's response to attacks by Hamas and believes in empowering law enforcement to hold people accountable for crimes.
The Federalist: Trump Touts Expert Report Finding 'No Evidence Of Fraud' In NY Case
Former President Trump continues to call the New York AG's case against him a "witch hunt" after an expert witness found no evidence of fraud. The judge's lowball appraisal of Trump's property was rejected by the defense, who argued that real estate values are subjective. Trump insists the case is politically motivated and has no merit.
#society
Fox News: Magnitude 5.8 earthquake shakes Mexico City, surrounding rural areas
Mexico City experiences moderate earthquake; no immediate reports of damage or injuries. Residents evacuated buildings.
Flag And Cross: Americans Embrace Moderation In Alcohol Intake And Holiday Spending, Survey Shows
Americans reach their "moderation era" at 29 years old, prioritizing moderation in their alcohol intake, food, shopping, and socializing. During the holiday season, Americans struggle most with moderating their spending, snacking, and alcohol intake. They dedicate a significant amount of time to socializing and relationships, and have specific bottles of alcohol for special occasions. They desire more variety in their drink preferences, with rosé being the favorite wine among Americans. Quality is preferred over quantity when it comes to wine.
Breitbart: San Franciscans Learn 'Poopie Dance' to Avoid Feces on City Streets
Residents of San Francisco navigate the streets while avoiding human waste left by the increasing homeless population. Neighbors resort to the "Poopie Dance" to avoid stepping in feces. The city recently cleared its streets before a meeting with Chinese President Xi, drawing criticism for prioritizing appearances over the well-being of its constituents.
Fox News: UPenn board of trustees holds emergency meeting amid calls for president to resign over antisemitism hearing
University of Pennsylvania Board of Trustees holds emergency meeting regarding backlash over president's comments on antisemitism during congressional hearing. President Liz Magill remains in position. Meeting cancels planned committee meeting.
GB News: 'Nigel threw me under the bus!' Farage and Sam in fiery row over who burnt camp food
Nigel Farage and Sam Thompson argue over who burned the camp's rice. The blame game escalates between the two celebrities, with both pointing fingers at each other. They eventually accept their own responsibility.
The Telegraph: Prince Harry claims he was ‘forced’ to step back from royal duties
Prince Harry testified in court that he and his wife were "forced" to step back from their royal duties and leave the UK due to concerns for their safety. He disputed the notion that he chose to stop being a full-time working member of the Royal family and expressed a desire for his family to feel at home in the UK. The Duke launched a legal challenge against the Home Office for denying him automatic police protection when visiting the country. The court heard arguments about the committee's handling of his security and the potential impact of an attack on him. The ruling will be provided later.
#economy
Le Monde: In Paris, The Conran Shop will close its doors for good by the end of December
The Conran Shop, a furniture and design store in Paris, is permanently closing its doors due to financial losses. Owned by a British businessman since 2020, the store had sales of €13 million but suffered losses of €2.5 million in the 2022-2023 financial year. The closure highlights the fragility of the home furnishings distribution industry, which has been struggling since the pandemic. .
#education
Breitbart: Rich Eisen Blasts Harvard, Penn, MIT for 'Unacceptable' Testimony Over Antisemitism on Campus
Sports commentator Rich Eisen criticizes Harvard, Penn, and MIT presidents for failing to address campus antisemitism; emphasizes importance of standing against hate and holding violators accountable.
#crime
The Telegraph: US marshal charged with drunken behaviour on Heathrow flight
A US marshal was charged with drunken behavior on a flight to London. He was also briefly detained for suspicion of sexual assault but no further action will be taken. Another marshal on the flight was released. The US Marshals Service takes allegations of employee misconduct seriously.
GB News: Tesco lost £30,000 to couple who went mega shoplifting spree across 11 counties
A couple stole £30,000 in goods from Tesco, targeting multiple stores across 11 counties in the UK. Marian Oprescu stole £25,000 worth of items and was sentenced to two years and three months in jail. Alexandra Radu pleaded guilty to seven thefts totaling around £6,000 and her sentencing was deferred for six months, provided she commits no further offenses.
The Telegraph: Gérard Depardieu made sexual comments about 10-year-old girl, documentary shows
Gérard Depardieu, the French actor, is shown in new documentary footage making sexual comments about a 10-year-old girl and groping his interpreter's bottom during his 2018 visit to North Korea. The documentary reveals a series of explicit remarks and misogynistic behavior from Depardieu, who is currently facing rape and sexual assault charges in France. The film also includes testimony from a fellow actor who accuses Depardieu of groping her in 2007. Paris prosecutors have confirmed that a legal complaint has been filed.
Fox News: NYC robbers' pretend gun gestures net them $1M in stolen jewelry
Two robbers stole $1 million worth of gems from a NYC jewelry store, pretending to have guns. No injuries reported.
The Blaze: Zoo employees notice big cat with a shoe in its mouth; then staff makes grisly discovery | Blaze Media
A man was discovered dead in a big cat enclosure at a zoo in Bahawalpur, Pakistan. The man's body was found after zoo workers noticed a big cat with a shoe in its mouth. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Fox News: WV man fatally shoots girl, 11, before committing suicide
A man in West Virginia shot and killed an 11-year-old girl and injured two others before taking his own life. The shooter, identified as Kenneth Smith, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The victims' identities have not been released.
#science
Flag And Cross: Misidentified Fossil Reveals Baby Turtle, Dubbed 'Turtwig', Discovered In Colombia
Baby turtles mistakenly identified as fossil plants nicknamed "Turtwig" after a Pokémon character, were discovered in Colombia. The rocks with leaf-like patterns were actually the remains of turtles from the Early Cretaceous era. The fossils are important due to the rarity of finding fossilized hatchlings and provide insights into the growth of ancient turtles.
#outdoors
Fox News: WATCH: Florida bear attacks, takes off with reindeer Christmas decoration
A black bear in Florida destroys a home's Christmas reindeer decor, captured on surveillance camera. The bear sniffs and knocks down the decorations before dragging one away.
#other
Flag And Cross: Survey Reveals Future Nostalgia: Smartphones, TikTok Trends, And Bootcut Jeans
In 20 years, people will be nostalgic for smartphones, TikTok trends, and bootcut jeans. Survey shows nostalgia is triggered by specific events, childhood, and favorite media. Nostalgic content evokes sentimentality, happiness, and longing. Fashion choices, dialogue, and actors in movies and shows of the past are the most nostalgic aspects. People watch nostalgic content to feel better on bad days. Parents bond with children over remade movies and TV shows. Favorite decades for nostalgia are the 80s, 90s, and 2000s. Recent releases that may be nostalgic in 20 years include Severance and Ted Lasso. Favorite nostalgic holiday movies are Home Alone, The Santa Clause, and A Miracle on 34th Street. People speculate on future nostalgia trends.
Fox News: Prince Harry concerned for Meghan Markle's safety, tells UK court, 'I cannot put my wife in danger'
Prince Harry is fighting for his family's security in the UK. He argues that without adequate security measures, his wife Meghan Markle is not safe in the country. Harry wants his children to feel at home in the UK, but that can't happen if they are not kept safe on UK soil.
Fox News: Woman called a 'bad parent' by her own folks is defended on Reddit for keeping her family together
Reddit user "Miserable_Horror_980" faced backlash from her parents for not wanting to send her children to them for Christmas. Her husband's spinal cord injury made the chosen mountain/ski resort inaccessible for him, leading the couple to decide on their own holiday plans. Despite being called bad parents, most Reddit users supported their decision.