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#illegals
The Federalist: Dems Will Turn Every Illegal Trump Doesn't Deport Into A Voter
Rep. Maxwell Frost has proposed granting citizenship to all illegal aliens in the U.S., arguing it would solve immigration issues. Critics claim this reflects the Democratic Party's strategy to use the border crisis to secure political power, with concerns over potential voter registration for these individuals.
Former President Trump has suggested an amnesty-like program for certain workers, but opponents argue that any leniency could undermine national security and political integrity. The situation is complicated by legal challenges to deportation efforts, raising fears about the long-term implications of illegal immigration on U.S. politics.
Breitbart: Watch: Disney Star Mark Ruffalo Defends Illegal Immigration, Says 'White People' Committing Most Crimes in Anti-Trump Tirade
Mark Ruffalo criticized Donald Trump and billionaires at a New York rally, claiming that immigrants contribute positively to the economy and are not criminals. He argued that the real issues stem from extreme wealth and the actions of billionaires, whom he labeled as villains.
Contrary to Ruffalo's assertions, studies indicate that illegal immigrants are a financial burden on the U.S. economy, often taking more in welfare benefits than they contribute in taxes. Additionally, the remittances they send back home significantly drain financial resources from the U.S. economy.
#politics
Breitbart: Bruce Springsteen Trashes Trump as a ‘Moron’ on Same Day ‘Springsteen’ Movie Trailer Debuts
Bruce Springsteen criticized President Trump as a “moron” in a recent interview, suggesting that the socio-economic climate allowed for his rise. He expressed disbelief at the current political situation, labeling it an “American tragedy.”
During his European tour, Springsteen has incorporated political themes into his performances, denouncing the Trump administration and calling it “corrupt” and “incompetent.” Despite his criticisms, he hopes conservatives will attend his upcoming musical film.
Forbes: Trump Denies Report He Approved Iran Strikes, Blasts Fox News
President Trump criticized Fox News on social media, labeling its polling on border security as "crooked" and expressing frustration over its perceived bias against him. He claimed that the network's polls consistently misrepresent his approval ratings, particularly regarding immigration and the economy.
Additionally, Trump denied a Wall Street Journal report suggesting he approved attack plans on Iran, asserting that the publication misrepresents his views. He reiterated his stance on Iran, emphasizing his goal to prevent the country from acquiring nuclear weapons.
#society
GB News: Wizz Air: Good news for Britons as airline rolls out new routes to 'region with incredible natural beauty and historical significance'
Wizz Air will launch a new route from Birmingham Airport to Suceava, Romania, starting December 15, 2025, with flights three times a week. Fares begin at £17.99, expanding Wizz Air's offerings in the region, which is known for its natural beauty and historical significance.
The new service complements existing routes and is part of Wizz Air's £12 billion transformation program aimed at enhancing passenger experience. The timing allows travelers to enjoy Romanian Christmas markets while exploring a less-traveled area of Eastern Europe.
Fox News: ASRA NOMANI: I watched hate consume Democrats' 'non-violent' #NoKings rallies
Protests in Philadelphia, initially framed as anti-Trump rallies, devolved into displays of anti-Israel sentiment, led by various leftist and socialist groups. Chants like "Free, free Palestine!" and "Globalize the intifada!" highlighted the radicalization present at these events, raising concerns about the growing acceptance of violence in political discourse.
The protests, involving numerous organizations with significant financial backing, showcased a coalition of far-left activists and Islamist sympathizers. This shift from peaceful protest to aggressive factionalism reflects a troubling trend in American street politics, where intimidation and sectarianism are increasingly prevalent.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iran may shut down vital Strait of Hormuz waterway, lawmakers say
Iranian lawmakers have indicated that closing the Strait of Hormuz could be a response if the U.S. supports Israel's military actions against Iran. The Strait is a critical shipping route for oil, with 20% of the world's daily consumption passing through it.
While Iran has not yet closed the strait, officials assert they have multiple options to respond to perceived threats, emphasizing their capability to disrupt oil trade if necessary. The situation remains tense as military actions escalate between Iran and Israel.
#culture
Le Monde: Free the knees! A plea for shorts at the office
Wearing shorts in the office remains a controversial topic, often viewed as inappropriate in many professional settings. While there are no legal restrictions, company culture can dictate dress codes, with shorts often seen as a sign of disrespect or incompetence, especially for men.
Despite this, some individuals challenge these norms, opting for shorts as a practical response to rising temperatures. These pioneers face both ridicule and admiration, as they navigate the complex intersection of fashion, gender norms, and climate awareness in the workplace.
#health
The Economist: Biotech is coming to Wales
A new biotech organization is establishing itself in Cardiff, aiming to advance neuroscience research and medicine development. This initiative, led by Simon Ward, follows a significant reduction in brain research by major pharmaceutical companies.
The Medicines Discovery Institute has secured £14 million in funding to fill the gap left by the industry’s retreat from neuroscience.
#technology
Fox News: Stay safe from airport phone hackers with these portable power packs
The TSA has issued a warning about the cybersecurity risks of using airport USB ports to charge devices, as hackers can potentially install malware. To mitigate this risk, travelers are advised to use portable battery packs instead.
Various portable chargers are available, including options with built-in cables and multiple charging ports, making them convenient for travelers. These chargers can power multiple devices and are compact enough to carry easily.