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#illegals
GB News: Carole Malone rages after watching Patrick Christys confront traffickers: ‘Starmer is NOT serious’
Political commentator Carole Malone criticized Prime Minister Keir Starmer's approach to tackling people smuggling, arguing that recent undercover footage reveals a lack of serious commitment. She emphasized that successful outcomes depend on political will, not just resources, and expressed frustration over the government's inaction and inadequate penalties for smugglers.
Malone highlighted the risks taken by journalists like Patrick Christys, who conducted an investigation into Channel crossings, showcasing the ease with which smugglers operate. Reform UK's Jake Berry echoed this sentiment, suggesting that the footage illustrates practical solutions that authorities have overlooked, advocating for stricter immigration policies similar to those in Sweden.
Breitbart: Report: New York Pours $600 Million into Groups Defying Trump's Immigration Policies
New York has allocated $600 million in state and city funds to organizations that oppose federal immigration laws and assist illegal aliens. Notable recipients include the Bronx Defenders, which received over $500 million, and other groups like Make the Road NY and the New York Immigration Coalition, each receiving substantial taxpayer support.
These organizations actively lobby against federal enforcement and promote sanctuary policies, claiming local laws should supersede federal immigration laws. This trend is not unique to New York, as similar funding practices are observed in other blue states, raising concerns about the use of taxpayer money.
#politics
Fox News: Cruz moves to penalize groups funding antisemitic, anti-ICE riots
Senator Ted Cruz has introduced the STOP FUNDERs Act, aimed at penalizing those who fund and organize violent protests, particularly against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and antisemitic demonstrations. The legislation would empower the Department of Justice to use RICO laws for conspiracy charges and asset forfeiture against these entities.
The act comes in response to a significant increase in violent protests and antisemitic incidents across the U.S., with allegations of funding from domestic NGOs and foreign adversaries. The Senate GOP supports the bill, which is now set to proceed to committee for further consideration.
Breitbart: NPR News Chief Edith Chapin Stepping Down
NPR's news chief Edith Chapin will step down by year-end after serving since 2023. In her memo, she expressed her love for journalism and plans for a career break. NPR CEO Katherine Maher praised her leadership and collaboration during her tenure.
Chapin's departure comes amid NPR facing funding cuts due to a recent bill passed by the Republican-led Senate, which could impact taxpayer support for public broadcasting. Maher warned that this could jeopardize public safety, as public media plays a crucial role in emergency response.
Forbes: Trump CBS Settlement: He Says Paramount Paid Expected $16 Million—But With $20 Million More To Come
Donald Trump announced he received a $16 million settlement from CBS's owner, Paramount, over his lawsuit regarding a "60 Minutes" interview with Kamala Harris. He hinted at potentially receiving an additional $20 million from future owners Skydance Media, possibly through advertising.
The cancellation of "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" has sparked speculation about its timing, given Colbert's criticism of Trump and the settlement. Critics, including Senator Elizabeth Warren, have raised concerns about the motivations behind the cancellation, questioning the claim it was purely financial.
CNSNews: Rep. Jim Jordan: ‘There are 3 Key Dates’ in Crafting of Russia Collusion Hoax
House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan highlighted key dates in the alleged orchestration of the Russia Collusion narrative against President Trump. He claims the Obama administration dismissed initial intelligence assessments that cleared Trump and instead sought to create a narrative for political reasons, involving high-level officials.
Jordan asserts that the intelligence community knowingly used false information from the Steele Dossier to discredit Trump, framing it as a setup during a briefing meant to be defensive. He calls for a thorough investigation by the Justice Department into what he describes as a conspiracy to undermine Trump's presidency.
The Western Journal: Just How Incriminating Are FBI's Docs on Obama? Wild Footnote in Declassified Horowitz Report Gives Glimpse
The declassified "Clinton Annex" reveals that the FBI, under former Director James Comey, did not thoroughly investigate thumb drives containing emails, including those from then-President Barack Obama, related to Hillary Clinton's handling of classified information. The FBI's lack of interest raises questions about potential misconduct.
Senator Chuck Grassley highlighted that the FBI's Cyber Division sought to review these thumb drives for evidence of Russian interference but was denied access by senior officials. This decision, made after discussions with White House counsel, has led to speculation about the contents of Obama's emails and possible implications for the 2016 election.
Breitbart: Trump Says DOJ Should Go Directly After Barack Obama: 'He's Guilty'
Donald Trump has called for the Department of Justice to investigate former President Barack Obama, citing recent revelations from Tulsi Gabbard about the origins of the Trump-Russia collusion narrative. Trump claims that Obama and his administration manufactured intelligence to undermine his presidency.
He asserts that documents from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence provide overwhelming evidence of this alleged conspiracy, characterizing it as treasonous. House Speaker Mike Johnson has indicated that Congress might consider subpoenaing Obama regarding these allegations.
Fox News: Obama denies Trump's 'bizarre allegations' that he was Russiagate 'ringleader' in rare statement
Former President Barack Obama has denied allegations from Donald Trump that he was the "ringleader" of the Russiagate investigation. Obama's spokesman described Trump's claims as "bizarre" and a distraction, asserting that the intelligence community's conclusion about Russian interference in the 2016 election remains intact.
Trump's comments follow the release of documents suggesting that Obama and his administration may have manipulated intelligence to support the narrative of Russian interference. Trump has called for criminal investigations into Obama and other key figures from his administration, claiming they were involved in a conspiracy against him.
#society
Times Of Israel: Islamic Jihad claims to lose contact with captors of hostage Rom Braslavski
The Palestinian Islamic Jihad has lost contact with Israeli hostage Rom Braslavski, whose fate is now uncertain following Israeli military operations in Deir al-Balah. Braslavski was taken during the October 7 Hamas-led attack and is one of 50 hostages still held in Gaza.
His family has criticized the Israeli government for a lack of communication and clarity regarding his situation, demanding direct answers from top officials. The Hostages and Missing Families Forum has expressed alarm over military actions that could jeopardize the hostages' safety as negotiations for a ceasefire continue.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Huckabee hits back at Western countries that 'side’ with terror group Hamas
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee criticized nearly 30 Western nations for urging Israel to cease its military operations in Gaza, arguing that such support for Hamas is misguided. He emphasized that Israel is acting to rescue hostages and defend against terrorism.
Hamas has claimed that Israel's actions amount to starvation, but Israeli officials deny these allegations, asserting they are focused on preventing aid from being misappropriated by the group. Reports of civilian suffering persist, but Israeli sources argue that any issues are exacerbated by Hamas's interference with humanitarian aid.
Times Of Israel: War in Gaza tests ties between Israel and traditional European allies
Britain has threatened further action against Israel if it does not end the Gaza conflict, following condemnation from multiple European nations regarding Israel's restrictions on aid and reported Palestinian casualties. Despite growing outrage and protests across Europe, skepticism remains about the effectiveness of such pressure without stronger backing from allies like Germany and the US.
The EU is reviewing its ties with Israel, citing potential human rights violations, but has not taken significant action. Individual countries have imposed limited sanctions, yet divisions within Europe hinder a unified response. Germany, a key ally of Israel, has resisted calls for stronger measures, complicating the EU's ability to act decisively.
Fox News: Huckabee hits back at Western countries for ‘siding’ with terror group Hamas
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee criticized nearly 30 Western nations for urging Israel to cease its military operations in Gaza, arguing that such support for Hamas is misguided. He emphasized that Israel is acting to rescue hostages and defend against terrorism.
Hamas has claimed that Israel's actions amount to starvation, but Israeli officials deny these allegations, asserting they are focused on preventing aid from being misappropriated by the group. Reports of civilian suffering persist, but Israeli sources argue that any issues are exacerbated by Hamas's interference with humanitarian aid.
#culture
Breitbart: Ozzy Osbourne, Legendary Black Sabbath Rocker, Dead at 76
Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary heavy metal musician and Black Sabbath co-founder, has died at 76. His family announced his passing, asking for privacy during this difficult time. Just two weeks prior, he performed at a tribute concert in Birmingham, marking his last live appearance.
Osbourne had been battling Parkinson's disease for five years. His final performance was attended by over 40,000 fans, where he expressed gratitude and excitement to be on stage with fellow rock legends.
#education
The American Mind: Against Empty “Civics”
Civic education is mandated in U.S. schools, yet many classes undermine the principles of citizenship. Instead of fostering a love for the nation, they often focus on grievances and globalist ideologies, which can lead to the formation of activists rather than informed citizens.
To rehabilitate civic education, the focus should shift to celebrating America's heroic history and foundational principles. Classes should inspire reverence for the nation by emphasizing key figures, documents, and cultural contributions that define American heritage, aiming to cultivate a sense of gratitude and responsibility among students.