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#illegals
Breitbart: Pew: 30 Million Migrants Taking U.S. Jobs, Far Outpacing Growth of Americans
Millions of migrants are edging out working-class Americans, with over 30 million filling jobs while native-born workforce growth stumbles. The trend is a telling consequence of federal labor policies during the Biden administration.
As native participation wanes, nearly 1.2 million jobs have gone to newcomers as 943,000 U.S. citizens fall out of the workforce.
#politics
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Moulton: Harris Can 'Separate Herself' from Biden, 'Maybe' She's Better on Border
Rep. Seth Moulton suggests that Vice President Kamala Harris should step out from Biden's shadow, highlighting her achievements while presenting a bold, independent vision for 2024. He urges her to differentiate from the president, especially on key issues like border security.
Harris needs to energize voters with her own platform and leadership, showcasing both past successes and future potential.
Fox News: GREG GUTFELD: If Biden's too far gone to campaign, how can he remain commander-in-chief until January 20th?
Joe Biden's absence raises questions about his capability to campaign as Democrats scramble to replace him, suggesting a vote manipulation that threatens the integrity of elections. Critics argue this undermines democracy, showing the party's hesitation to fully endorse their aging leader.
In the chaos, Kamala Harris takes the spotlight, but even she struggles to find a competent running mate, as the party wheels spin in uncertainty. Meanwhile, the specter of a derailed presidency looms, with old wounds and new follies threatening the stability of the administration.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Peter Schweizer: Kamala Harris Has History of Protecting 'Powerful People that Put Her in Political Office'
Peter Schweizer unravels Kamala Harris's time as a prosecutor, painting a picture of favoritism towards criminal networks linked to her political allies. As San Francisco’s District Attorney, she allegedly shielded the Catholic Church from prosecution amid sexual abuse scandals.
The hidden 800-page document detailing abuse cases vanished, illustrating a pattern: Harris prioritized protecting powerful figures over justice. Her ascent was funded by those implicated, leading to a troubling legacy that shadows her vice presidency.
#society
Le Monde: Paris 2024: The logistical challenge of catering during the Games
Sodexo Live! is set to cater at the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, aiming for a substantial climate footprint reduction. More than 60% of the offerings will be vegetarian, appealing to a global audience with dishes honoring French culinary traditions.
With a goal of serving 40,000 meals daily to nearly 15,000 athletes, a major logistical challenge awaits. The Cité du Cinéma transforms into a 24/7 dining hub, showcasing a commitment to sustainability with local sourcing and diverse menus.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Biden vows to keep working to end Gaza war, free hostages in last months as president
In a hurried call from his campaign headquarters, Biden underscored his commitment to resolving the Israel-Hamas conflict, insisting negotiations were nearing a breakthrough. Harris is set to meet Netanyahu soon, reinforcing the administration's pro-Israel stance despite growing concerns over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
While Biden remains sidelined by illness, Harris actively navigates delicate diplomacy, vowing to secure Middle East peace and hostages' release. She too faces scrutiny yet reaffirmed her dedication to the campaign and unity of the Democratic party.
#religion
Breitbart: Activists: Biden Stepping Aside Brings 'Hope' to Persecuted Christians
Biden's withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race has stirred hope among religious freedom advocates, who see a chance for a renewed U.S. commitment to combatting religious persecution under Trump. His administration is remembered for a staunch global defense of religious rights.
Critics lament Biden's record on persecution, particularly in Nigeria and India, where Christians face severe threats. The International Christian Concern warns that genuine leadership on religious freedom is crucial for America's moral standing.