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#illegals
The Federalist: Border Bill Should Include Citizenship Verification For Medicaid
Incoming Senate Majority Leader John Thune plans to address border and national security through a budget reconciliation bill, focusing on increased defense spending and enhanced citizenship verification for federal health care programs. This aims to deter migration and fund security measures.
The article highlights the historical challenges with citizenship verification in health care, particularly under Democratic administrations. It suggests that the new Republican Congress should restore stricter verification measures to prevent undocumented immigrants from accessing taxpayer-funded benefits, leveraging budget reconciliation to do so.
The Economist: This week’s covers
The latest issue of The Economist explores Donald Trump's role as the "deporter-in-chief," questioning the feasibility of his promises for mass expulsion of illegal immigrants. It also assesses the potential economic consequences of such deportations on the U.S. economy.
#politics
The Telegraph: The tyranny of woke censorship is finally over – and it’s all thanks to Donald Trump
Mark Zuckerberg announced a renewed commitment to free speech on Facebook, emphasizing the need to return to the platform's roots of free expression. He criticized progressive efforts to silence differing opinions and pledged to lift restrictions on topics such as immigration and gender.
Zuckerberg also indicated plans to eliminate politically biased fact-checkers, expressing enthusiasm for the opportunity to restore free expression on the platform.
Fox News: FBI informant who made up Biden bribe story gets 6 years in prison
Alexander Smirnov, a former FBI informant, was sentenced to six years in federal prison for fabricating claims that President Biden and his son Hunter accepted $10 million in bribes from Burisma. Prosecutors noted that his false allegations interfered with the presidential election.
Smirnov's claims, made while expressing bias against Biden, led to significant political fallout, including a House impeachment inquiry. He pleaded guilty to charges of making false statements and tax evasion, with prosecutors labeling him a "liar and a tax cheat."
Le Monde: Army chief Joseph Aoun elected as Lebanese president
Joseph Aoun has been elected as Lebanon's president after a two-year vacancy, receiving 99 out of 128 votes in a parliamentary session. The announcement was made by parliament speaker Nabih Berri following a first round where Aoun did not secure the necessary majority.
This election marks a significant development for Lebanon, a country facing ongoing crises and instability.
#society
GB News: Paris Hilton 'heartbroken' after watching Malibu home 'burn to ground on TV' amid California wildfires
Paris Hilton expressed her heartbreak after witnessing her Malibu home burn down during the Palisades Fire, which has become the most destructive in Los Angeles County's history. The fire has forced over 70,000 residents to evacuate and has claimed five lives, with numerous properties destroyed.
Despite her loss, Hilton is grateful for her family's safety and is mobilizing her team to assist those affected by the fires. Other celebrities, including Anna Faris and Mandy Moore, have also faced destruction, while the ongoing crisis has disrupted Hollywood's awards season.
Fox News: Fox News ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ Newsletter: Trump's dire warning to Hams
President-elect Trump warned that "all hell will break out" if Hamas does not release hostages by his inauguration on January 20. He reiterated his threats against the group, which still holds around 96 hostages, with only 50 believed to be alive.
Amid rising antisemitism in the U.S., Jewish high schoolers are responding by forming new community support groups, with 125 new Jewish Student Union clubs established this school year. Michael Masters emphasized the need to remove illegal immigrant terrorists targeting Jews from the country.
Fox News: Meta makes major move back to free speech and ends 3rd-party fact-checking program
Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter in 2022 led to significant changes, including the introduction of Community Notes for user-driven fact-checking. Mark Zuckerberg announced that Meta will adopt a similar approach, ending its partnership with third-party fact-checkers, citing issues of bias and censorship.
Zuckerberg's changes aim to enhance user expression on Meta's platforms by reducing content moderation and allowing more political content visibility. This shift could result in increased offensive material, but it emphasizes user control over content accuracy.
#culture
The Federalist: 'The Return' Shirks Hollywood's Monopoly On Masculinity
“The Return” is a psychological drama that reinterprets the latter part of Homer's The Odyssey, focusing on themes of masculinity, mid-life, and self-overcoming. Ralph Fiennes stars as Odysseus, with Juliette Binoche as Penelope, showcasing intense performances against the backdrop of ancient Ithaca.
The film explores Odysseus' struggle to reclaim his home and family while confronting his past failures. It presents a nuanced portrayal of masculinity, diverging from typical Hollywood depictions. The narrative culminates in a violent resolution, highlighting the complexities of war and personal redemption.
#history
The Federalist: America Needs A 250th Celebration Worthy Of Its History
The upcoming Quarter-Millennial celebration of the United States should mirror the unifying spirit of the Bicentennial, focusing on the nation's founding and its historical significance. Unlike the past, current planning lacks emphasis on the American Revolution and foundational documents, reflecting a more critical view of American history.
Most Americans recognize the nation's imperfections but celebrate its achievements and values. The Quarter-Millennial should honor historical figures and events that shaped the country, fostering unity and pride among citizens. It presents an opportunity to reconnect with the ideals of the Declaration of Independence and the nation's legacy.
#crime
Fox News: MICHAEL MASTERS: Trump must banish illegal immigrant terrorists who target Jews
Abdullah Hassan, an 18-year-old George Mason University student, faces federal charges for plotting a mass casualty attack against Jews. His radicalization included support for ISIS and Al Qaeda, leading to discussions of a domestic terrorist act. Despite previous FBI encounters, he remained in the U.S. during removal proceedings.
Another case involves Sidi Mohamed Abdallahi, an illegal immigrant who shot a Jewish man near a synagogue. Both incidents highlight the risks posed by foreign nationals with extremist ties. Calls for stricter enforcement of immigration laws regarding terrorist sympathizers are growing.
#sports
The Mirror: Ryan Reynolds hit by theft at new Wrexham HQ as police issue statement
Wrexham's new academy training ground, funded by owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, has been burglarized during its construction. Thieves stole a John Deere tractor and trailer, causing damage to a padlocked gate. The club has filed a police report and is seeking insurance recovery.
The facility, which aims to support the club's youth development, was approved by Wrexham Council and is seen as a significant milestone for the team's future. Wrexham currently sits third in League One, vying for promotion.