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#illegals
Breitbart: Trump Taps Former Border Patrol Chief Rodney Scott to Head Customs and Border Protection
President-Elect Donald Trump has nominated Rodney S. Scott, former Chief of the U.S. Border Patrol, as the new Commissioner of Customs and Border Protection (CBP). Trump highlighted Scott's nearly three-decade career in border security and his role in implementing key immigration policies that led to significant reductions in illegal crossings.
Scott's experience includes overseeing the "Remain in Mexico" policy and working on agreements with Central American nations to manage asylum claims. His tenure is noted for innovative approaches to immigration enforcement, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic with the Title 42 measure.
Breitbart: DHS Freed into U.S. Illegal Wanted for Ties to Child Rape in Ecuador
Adrian Patricio Huerta-Nivelo, a 25-year-old illegal alien from Ecuador, was released into the U.S. by the Department of Homeland Security after being apprehended in June 2021. He was later found to be wanted for child rape in Ecuador and was arrested by ICE.
He was ordered deported by a federal immigration judge on October 22 and was deported to Ecuador on December 3.
#politics
Forbes: Donald Trump Promotes $199 Cologne, New ‘Trump Watches’ In Latest Merchandise Push
Donald Trump has launched a new line of perfumes and colognes, including "Fight, Fight, Fight," priced at $199 each. He also introduced a range of Trump-branded watches, with prices ranging from $499 to over $5,300, continuing his trend of promoting merchandise since his election win.
This merchandise push comes as Trump faces significant legal fees. His previous products include NFTs, autographed guitars, and various collectibles, reportedly generating millions in revenue. Trump's net worth is estimated at $6.1 billion.
Fox News: The Speaker’s Lobby: Thermonuclear Fracas
A bipartisan House panel investigated the assassination attempt on President-elect Trump, expressing frustration over the Secret Service's failures and lack of access to crucial evidence. They discussed reforms like drone use but were overshadowed by a heated exchange between Rep. Pat Fallon and Secret Service Acting Director Ronald Rowe.
The confrontation detracted from the committee's focus on accountability and improvements, leading to concerns about the agency's performance. The incident has become a focal point, overshadowing the committee's bipartisan efforts and the serious nature of their investigation.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Trump, Zelensky meet in Paris as Macron hosts three-way talks
French President Emmanuel Macron hosted a meeting with President-elect Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Paris. The talks focused on global tensions, the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, and trade, coinciding with the reopening ceremony of Notre-Dame Cathedral.
Trump praised his past relationship with Macron, recalling solidarity during the Notre-Dame fire in 2019. His return to power has raised concerns in Europe, particularly regarding his stance on U.S. military support for Ukraine.
Breitbart: Iran and Hezbollah Struggle to Support Assad as Jihadi Rebels Push Toward Damascus
Iran plans to send missiles, drones, and military advisers to Syria as rebel forces advance against Assad's regime. Tehran is also providing intelligence and satellite support. The situation in Homs is critical, with rebels nearing the city, prompting mass evacuations of residents.
The head of the al-Qaeda offshoot leading the offensive stated the goal is to overthrow Assad and establish a more inclusive government. He emphasized the need for a governing system that respects all sects, while the U.S. has designated his group as a terrorist organization.
The Telegraph: Notre Dame reopening live: Elon Musk to attend ceremony
Elon Musk will attend the Notre Dame cathedral reopening ceremony in Paris, alongside around 40 world leaders, including Donald Trump and Emmanuel Macron. This marks Trump's first foreign trip since his re-election.
The event will feature prayers, music from the cathedral's choir, and a concert with performances by notable artists, including Lang Lang and Pharrell Williams.
Le Monde: Putin can't help Assad's regime as Syrian rebels continue lighting advance
Islamist rebels from Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) have rapidly advanced in Syria, capturing Aleppo and Hama, and threatening Homs and Damascus. The Russian military, once dominant in the region, appears unable to effectively counter this offensive due to a lack of ground intelligence and the rebels' newfound anti-aircraft capabilities.
The situation marks a significant shift in power dynamics, as Russia's military intervention in 2015 had previously bolstered Bashar al-Assad's regime. With Russian bases now at risk and ineffective airstrikes against HTS, the conflict's landscape is changing dramatically.
#health
The Economist: Checks and Balance newsletter: The post-post-Watergate era
Johanna Olson-Kennedy, a prominent figure in youth gender medicine, faces a lawsuit from a patient alleging negligence. Meanwhile, the US Supreme Court seems poised to uphold a medical ban impacting transgender youth, with justices showing ideological divisions during oral arguments.
In other news, the FDA is struggling to track chemicals in food due to outdated regulations, and UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was fatally shot in Manhattan. Dinesh D’Souza has also admitted that his documentary was based on falsehoods.
#other
GB News: Energy bills set to skyrocket as Miliband 'opens door' to nuclear reactors in Net Zero push
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband has confirmed plans for new nuclear projects in the UK, emphasizing their necessity for Labour's Net Zero goals. He is open to tech companies building modular reactors and is exploring financial support options for developers, which may impact energy bills.
Miliband's comments come as the government considers a multibillion-pound nuclear power station at Sizewell C, with the potential to power six million homes. Concerns have arisen over the financial implications for consumers as the UK seeks to revive its nuclear industry, which has seen declining output.