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#illegals
The Western Journal: Trump Ends $40 Billion in Wide-Ranging Free Benefits for Illegal Immigrants
The Trump administration has announced the termination of approximately $40 billion in benefits for illegal immigrants, including education, food, and health services. This move aims to protect taxpayer-funded resources for American citizens and is framed as a significant step to enforce existing laws against illegal immigration.
Department heads from various agencies have outlined how they will implement this directive, emphasizing that federal programs should prioritize legal residents. The changes include barring illegal immigrants from accessing programs like Head Start and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
Breitbart: Newsom Protests ICE Raid on Marijuana Farm Allegedly Found Using Child Labor
California Governor Gavin Newsom criticized an ICE raid on a marijuana farm allegedly employing illegal aliens and child labor, labeling President Trump as “the real scum” for enforcing immigration laws.
While addressing this issue, Newsom was also in South Carolina exploring a potential presidential run, all while California faced 13 active wildfires, which he attributed to insufficient federal action.
#politics
Fox News: DHS fires back after Mahmoud Khalil targets Trump admin for $20M over detention
Pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil is suing the U.S. government for $20 million after being detained by the Trump administration, claiming his deportation was unconstitutional. He intends to use the funds to assist others in similar situations.
Khalil missed the birth of his child during his detention and alleges that the government targeted him for his anti-Israel views. The Department of Homeland Security defended its actions, stating they were lawful and necessary to address threats posed by individuals who advocate violence.
Fox News: DOJ investigating Minnesota hiring practices in latest clash with Walz
The Justice Department is investigating Minnesota for potential race- and sex-based discrimination in state hiring practices. This inquiry follows the state's new policy requiring justification for hiring non-underrepresented candidates, which officials claim is necessary to meet affirmative action goals.
Attorney General Pamela Bondi criticized the policy, asserting that hiring should be based on merit rather than diversity quotas. The investigation is part of ongoing tensions between the Trump administration and Minnesota, which has faced scrutiny over various policies, including those related to illegal immigration and transgender athletes.
Fox News: Proxy voting giants investigated by Missouri AG for misleading clients about their DEI and ESG priorities
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has initiated investigations into proxy advisory firms Glass Lewis and Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS), alleging they mislead consumers by prioritizing ideological agendas over investor returns. Bailey claims these firms, which dominate the U.S. proxy advisory market, falsely present their voting recommendations as objective while promoting DEI and ESG initiatives.
The investigations seek to uncover whether these companies violated state consumer protection laws by failing to disclose their ideological biases. Bailey argues that their actions harm consumers and institutional investors by prioritizing a political agenda over fiduciary duties, and he is demanding internal documents to support these claims.
Breitbart: NC Mayor: Trump Has Been Better on Disaster Relief than Biden, But We Should Fix, Not End FEMA
Hot Springs, NC Mayor Abby Norton expressed that federal disaster relief was more effective under the Trump administration compared to the Biden administration. She noted that her city is still struggling to recover, with only 40% of rebuilding completed, and emphasized the need for FEMA reform rather than elimination.
Norton criticized the slow federal response to rebuilding efforts and highlighted the importance of making processes more user-friendly. Despite her preference for Trump’s administration, she clarified that FEMA should remain intact but improve its efficiency.
Fox News: 'Nothing to stand on': Ex-White House physician slams Biden doctor for silence during House GOP grilling
Former White House physician Dr. Kevin O'Connor invoked the Fifth Amendment during a House Oversight Committee interview, refusing to answer questions regarding President Biden's health. His legal team cited concerns over patient-doctor confidentiality as the reason for his silence.
Rep. Ronny Jackson, also a former White House physician, criticized O'Connor's refusal to testify, suggesting it indicates a potential cover-up of Biden's health issues. The committee is investigating claims that Biden's aides concealed signs of his cognitive decline.
#society
Times Of Israel: ADL survey: 1 in 4 Americans believe recent attacks on US Jews are ‘understandable’
A recent Anti-Defamation League report reveals that while most Americans oppose antisemitism, 25% find recent attacks on Jews "understandable." This follows several violent incidents linked to pro-Palestinian sentiments, raising concerns about mainstream acceptance of antisemitic narratives.
The survey indicates that 60% of Americans view antisemitism as a serious issue, with 75% advocating for more government action against it. However, a notable percentage of respondents justified the violence, with 15% calling it "necessary." Additionally, many believe that a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict could reduce attacks on Jews.
The Federalist: Poll: Gen Z Men Want More Pornography Restrictions
A recent study by the American Enterprise Institute reveals that support for restricting online pornography is growing among Gen Z men, with 60% favoring more access restrictions compared to 51% in 2013. This demographic, particularly those aged 18-24, shows stronger support than older generations.
The trend may be linked to a resurgence of conservative values among young men, with increased religious engagement and a belief that pornography distorts perceptions of women. As states implement age restrictions for sites like Pornhub, there is a growing recognition of the potential negative effects of pornography on relationships and personal development.
Breitbart: Police Say 'Stop The Boats' Bonfire Display May be 'Hate Crime'
Authorities in Northern Ireland are investigating a bonfire featuring effigies of migrants and a "stop the boats" banner for potential hate speech. This incident follows recent anti-immigrant riots amid rising tensions over immigration from Eastern Europe.
Police are monitoring the situation during upcoming celebrations of the Protestant victory at the Battle of the Boyne, emphasizing the need for respectful commemoration that honors all community backgrounds.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Britain and France Announce Nuclear Weapon Co-Ordination
France and the UK have established a new nuclear agreement to coordinate their nuclear weapons for the first time, aimed at deterring threats to Europe. While both nations will maintain independent nuclear deterrents, they will work together through a UK-France Nuclear Steering Group to enhance security in the Euro Atlantic area.
This agreement marks a significant shift in France's nuclear doctrine, which has traditionally emphasized independence. The deal also includes military cooperation regarding air policing in Ukraine, although the nuclear coordination will not extend to that region.
Times Of Israel: How a US mission to Congo to release prisoners, aided by an Israeli, unraveled
An Israeli-American businessman, a former State Department official, and a Green Beret attempted to negotiate the release of three Americans on death row in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Their mission, backed by the Trump administration, quickly unraveled due to security concerns and a late-night incident involving gunfire.
Despite their hasty exit, the mission underscored the administration's unconventional approach to diplomacy. Progress was made afterward, as the Congolese president commuted the prisoners' sentences, and a US-brokered peace deal was established between Congo and Rwanda.
#sports
GB News: Jet2 launches its biggest ever ski programme with flights from 10 UK airports to top-rated Alpine destinations
Jet2.com has announced its largest winter ski program for the 2026/27 season, offering over 180,000 seats across 35 routes connecting 10 UK airports to eight major Alpine destinations. The expanded schedule features flights to popular resorts in France, Austria, Switzerland, and Italy, with a 3% increase in capacity from the previous season.
Flights will begin in mid-December 2026, catering to various travel preferences, including weekend and mid-week trips. The program includes convenient flight times, a 10kg hand baggage allowance, and options for additional luggage. Jet2.com aims to meet growing demand, especially for routes to Salzburg, Geneva, and Turin.