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#illegals
Fox News: 800 migrant families being booted from Denver shelters as city nears breaking point
Denver is removing around 800 migrant families from shelters due to limited resources. The city is struggling to provide support for the growing number of migrants, many of whom have been transported from border states like Texas.
Denver is at full capacity with overcrowded shelters and overrun hospitals. The city is enforcing a limit on the length of time migrants can stay in state-provided rooms. The influx of migrants is straining the city's resources and may require budget cuts.
#politics
GB News: Biden confuses Macron with man who's been dead for nearly 30 years in latest gaffe
President Biden mistakenly mixed up French President Emmanuel Macron with former French President Francois Mitterrand, who died in 1996. He also appeared to think Macron was from Germany before correcting himself. This gaffe is not the first by Biden, who has made similar mistakes in the past.
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Nickel: We Should Oust Johnson to Pass Border Bill, Dems Will Support It
Rep. Wiley Nickel (D-NC) believes that temporarily removing Speaker of the House Rep. Mike Johnson (R-LA) is necessary to pass the Senate border bill. House Democrats would support this in order to prioritize the country over party. Nickel also supports a standalone bill for Israel, but questions Johnson's allegiance to Donald Trump and other Republican figures. It would only take four Republicans in the House to temporarily put a Democrat or moderate Republican in the Speaker's chair and move the bill forward.
Fox News: Democrat Suozzi running for George Santos seat takes heat for 2019 post on ICE amid New York's migrant crisis
Democrat Tom Suozzi is facing criticism from his opponent for sharing a social media post that offered advice to migrants on dealing with ICE agents during Trump's presidency. Suozzi's opponent, Mazi Pilips, accused him of supporting open borders and sanctuary cities. The special election for the vacant U.S. House seat in New York is considered crucial for Democrats.
Fox News: Biden torched for claiming that he recently met with dead former President of France: 'Not a healthy sign'
President Biden faces criticism for falsely claiming to have recently met with former French President Francois Mitterrand, who died in 1996. During a speech in Las Vegas, Biden recounted a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron where he declared, "America's back," to which Mitterrand supposedly responded. Online commentators mocked Biden's mistake, questioning his mental state and suggesting elder abuse. Biden has a history of making gaffes in his speeches, including an unintelligible remark about beer in a recent Wisconsin speech.
#society
Breitbart: Australia's National Broadcaster Cancels Drag Queen Story Time After Public Furore
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation cancels a drag queen story time session for children after facing opposition from locals and lawmakers questioning its appropriateness. Critics argue that the event is gender indoctrination and a breach of the ABC's remit.
GB News: Tom Bower claims Prince Harry's return to the UK is 'suspicious' and he 'has form for disloyalty'
Former BBC journalist Tom Bower criticizes Prince Harry for disloyalty and self-promotion. Prince Harry returns to the UK to visit his father, who has been diagnosed with cancer. Bower questions Harry's motives and warns against trusting him.
#war
Times Of Israel: Slim majority believes return of hostages should be primary war aim in Gaza — poll
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces public pressure to secure the release of Israeli hostages held by Hamas in Gaza. Some Israelis prioritize the hostages' return over toppling Hamas. Israel launched a military campaign in response to terrorists invading the south of the country. Netanyahu has ruled out releasing Palestinian prisoners or ending the war as conditions for further hostage releases. Opposition politicians, including Labor leader Merav Michaeli and Opposition Leader Yair Lapid, have called for a deal to secure the hostages' freedom. However, 60% of Jewish Israelis believe such a deal should not come at the cost of releasing all Palestinian prisoners and halting the fighting in Gaza.
#foreignaffairs
CNSNews: Bozell Signs Letter Demanding Congress Defund ‘Openly Antisemitic and Now Apparently Terrorist’ UNRWA
Conservative leaders, including Brent Bozell, want Congress to defund the UNRWA, claiming it is a terrorist organization. Israeli intelligence reports link 12 UNRWA employees to a Hamas attack on Israel. The leaders call for Congress to cancel all funding to UNRWA.
#economy
Forbes: Adam Neumann Pushes For WeWork Takeover—Five Years After Stepping Down As CEO
Former WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann, along with billionaire Dan Loeb's hedge fund Third Point, plans to buy back the bankrupt company. They are exploring options to purchase WeWork or its assets after it filed for bankruptcy in November. Neumann had previously offered to invest $1 billion in the struggling company in 2022.
The Epoch Times: Snap Announces 10 Percent Job Cuts as Tech Layoffs Continue in 2024
Snap Inc., the parent company of Snapchat, plans to cut approximately 10 percent of its global workforce, resulting in the termination of over 500 employees. The decision is aimed at positioning the company for growth and is expected to incur a cost of $55 million to $75 million. The layoffs come as Snap reported a net loss and cautioned about the volatile ad market.
#culture
Breitbart: Tributes Pour in After the Passing of Country Music Legend Toby Keith: 'He Was a True Patriot'
Country music legend Toby Keith has died at the age of 62 from stomach cancer, leaving behind a legacy of patriotic songs. Donald Trump Jr. and other fans paid tribute to Keith on social media, praising his talent and patriotism. Many expressed their sadness and offered their condolences to his family.
#crime
Le Monde: Paris station knife attacker sought to 'target French people,' says prosecutor
Mali-born man targets French people in knife and hammer attack at Paris railway station. Suspected to be motivated by their nationality, charges could lead to life imprisonment. One victim in critical condition. Attacker had a TikTok account expressing hostility towards France and referenced the French military operation in Mali.
GB News: London chemical attacker was 'very angry' and vowed revenge on robbers who killed his sister after sending her 'all the money he earned'
Abdul Ezedi, suspected London chemical attacker, sent money to his family in Afghanistan but was devastated when his sister was killed in a robbery. His anger and desire for revenge are considered unrelated to the Clapham attack. There is a nationwide manhunt for Ezedi, who may already be dead or in hiding.
#sports
The Telegraph: Paris Olympics chief faces pay probe ahead of 2024 Games
French police are investigating the salary of Tony Estanguet, chief organizer of the Paris Olympics, due to concerns about how he receives his pay. This comes after the Paris organizing committee has already faced investigations into possible misuse of public money and favoritism in contract awards. Estanguet, a triple gold medal-winning Olympic canoeist, uses his own company to bill the committee rather than drawing a salary to avoid a salary cap. The probe is a blow for Estanguet and the Paris Games, but construction is almost complete and budget over-spending has been relatively small.
#other
GB News: EU caves in to angry farmers who protested against net zero
The European Union has scaled back on net zero targets after farmer's protests. The plan to reduce agricultural emissions has been cut, while greenhouse gas emissions are still set to be slashed by 90% by 2040.