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5 Jan 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Here's what would make Biden's border fiasco even worse
President Joe Biden's catchphrase of "irregular migration" is used to explain away his failure in border security. The main reasons for illegal immigration to the US are the perceived social benefits and job opportunities. Biden's elimination of Trump's border security policies has led to an increase in illegal border crossings and the empowerment of cartels. The possibility of a second term for Biden is alarming, as it may result in the complete loss of border control and the continued influence of cartels.
#politics
Fox News: The Supreme Court can save working fishermen from Biden regulators
The captain of a fishing vessel recounts a harrowing experience when his boat was capsized by a rogue wave. He discusses the intrusion of government observers on commercial fishing voyages and argues that the observer program is unsafe for both the observers and fishermen. He calls for an end to judicial deference to agency legal interpretations to establish safer and more sustainable fisheries.
Fox News: Jan 6 anniversary: Remember these leaders, values that unite us and protect our democracy
The Capitol attack on Jan. 6, 2021, threatened the peaceful transfer of power and our democracy. We must ensure free and fair elections and reject those who refuse to accept the results.
Fox News: Democratic mayor accused of antics so wild she deserves her own TV show: 'Real life Parks & Rec situation'
A small-town mayor in Illinois, Tiffany Henyard, is considered corrupt and comical for her alleged misuse of power and extravagant spending. Critics have raised concerns about her high salary, excessive expenses, lack of transparency, and hiring a convicted sex offender. Henyard has also faced backlash for her use of security and self-promotion through billboard ads paid for by taxpayers. Many view her as a real-life comedy skit and compare her antics to a "Parks & Rec" situation.
#society
Fox News: Sharpton adviser, activist voice support for ex-Harvard president at Ackman picket: ‘Talented Black woman'
Activists protest outside billionaire Bill Ackman's office in support of diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives and former Harvard President Claudine Gay. Rev. Al Sharpton claims that Ackman's campaign against Gay is an attack on every Black woman and undermines DEI efforts. The picket is attended by about 50 people, including Sharpton, his adviser Carra Wallace, and activist Gwen Carr. They argue that DEI aims to level the playing field and remove inequities affecting underserved communities. Critics raise concerns about Gay's resignation amid allegations of antisemitism and plagiarism.
#war
Times Of Israel: Arouri’s rapprochement: How Hamas found shelter and military support in Lebanon
Hamas leader Saleh al-Arouri's assassination in Lebanon highlights the cooperation between Hamas and Hezbollah in establishing a Lebanese branch to target Israel. Lebanon's 12 Palestinian refugee camps provide a safe haven for Hamas to recruit new members. Hamas's foreign branch demonstrated its military capabilities by launching a rocket attack against Israel from Lebanon. The Prime Minister's threats to assassinate senior Hamas figures, including Arouri, led to a defiant response from Hamas, warning of a potential regional war.
#military
Le Monde: Israel's Golani Brigade on the front line in the Gaza Strip
Israel's Golani Brigade, one of the country's oldest military units, suffered heavy losses in a Hamas attack. Lieutenant Colonel Tomer Grinberg, a respected leader, was killed along with eight other soldiers. The brigade's history is intertwined with that of Israel, and its soldiers have a strong sense of pride and duty.
#education
Fox News: Harvard president plagiarism scandal likely tip of iceberg of widespread 'academic corruption', scholar says
Claudine Gay, former president of Harvard, resigned amid plagiarism allegations and accusations of prioritizing identity over merit in academia. The scandal exposes deeper issues in higher education and the decline of truth-seeking and education.
#crime
GB News: Neighbour told to 'move out or go to prison' after luring away next door's cats
A woman in North Yorkshire has been given an ultimatum by a judge to either move house or go to jail for repeatedly breaching a restraining order by trying to lure her neighbor's cats back to her. Angela Montgomery claims the cats were originally hers but they are microchipped to her neighbor. The judge has warned her to stay away from the cats or face jail time.