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8 Dec 2023
#illegals
GB News: Germany's illegal migration PLUMMETS after new border crackdown
German illegal migration drops sharply after tough new border checks in October - 18,384 entries in October reduced to 4,353 in November. Checks include identity vetting, passport checks, police interviews, static checkpoints, and vehicle inspections. Germany's President Olaf Scholz hailed it as a "historic moment".
#politics
The Federalist: Could SEC v. Jarkesy Bring Down The Administrative State?
The US Supreme Court heard arguments in SEC v. Jarkesy, where conservative radio host George Jarkesy appealed a fine of over half-a-million dollars by arguing the SEC lacks constitutional authority. His legal team argues violations of Seventh Amendment, jurisdiction, and lack of accountability. SCOTUS conservatives seem sympathetic. Liberals argue against dramatic changes and trust in SEC's authority. The left’s arguments are misguided and fail to consider the dangers of unchecked executive agencies. The SEC's authority has been questionable and often undermines smaller businesses. Limiting or abolishing the SEC could restore power to the people and weaken the administrative state.
#society
Le Monde: Greece: The legalization of same-sex marriage remains divisive
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has announced his intention to legalize same-sex marriage during his second term. While Greek society still predominantly opposes same-sex marriage, there is significant support among those under 35 years old. However, the prime minister faces strong opposition from within his own center-right New Democracy party, with some members believing it will lead to adoption and advocating for support of the traditional nuclear family.
GB News: Shane MacGowan funeral: Dublin streets lined with hundreds of fans as Pogues star laid to rest
Mourners gather in Dublin for Shane MacGowan's funeral. The Pogues singer died after years of health battles. His wife expresses gratitude for the outpouring of love.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Russia news: Former KGB officer says Russia attack is 'normal' - 'Special services don't care'
Former Russian KGB officer Alexander Vassiliev says he is not surprised by reports of Russian spying on the UK. He believes it is normal and that people should accept it as part of their job. Vassiliev suggests that if people dislike it, they should arrest and deport the spies.
#crime
Fox News: 'Ferris Bueller' actor Alan Ruck sued for negligence in Hollywood car crash
Actor Alan Ruck is being sued for a car crash that resulted in severe injuries. Ruck's insurance company, State Farm, is refusing to take responsibility, leading to a lawsuit. The incident involved multiple vehicles and caused significant damage.
Fox News: 10 signs your identity has been compromised
Identity theft is a serious problem affecting over a million Americans. Look out for unexplained credit card charges, unauthorized withdrawals from your bank account, debt collection calls for unknown bills, receiving someone else's mail or not receiving mail at all, receiving statements for credit cards you don't have, being told you've already filed your taxes, receiving unexpected medical bills, being approached by police for a crime you didn't commit, the IRS asking you to verify wages you didn't earn, and noticing unusual activity on your credit report. Take immediate action to protect yourself and mitigate the damage.
#other
Liberty Nation: The George Floyd Effect: A Legacy of Economic Disaster - Liberty Nation
Minneapolis businesses are suing the city for lack of police protection and concrete barriers inhibiting customer access in the area where George Floyd died. The lawsuit claims the area has become a dangerous "No Go Zone." The city disputes the claims and argues it has provided support for impacted businesses. A new report shows a decline in shoplifting rates in Minneapolis and St. Paul, but the retail sector remains concerned about theft and inventory losses driven by systemic mistakes and organized crime. The future of retail may involve placing merchandise behind plexiglass or moving towards digital platforms to combat theft.