Posts on Friday, November 14, 2025
Fed Study Vindicates Trump Trade Policy:
150 Years of Evidence Shows Tariffs Lower Inflation replies
150 Years of Evidence Shows Tariffs Lower Inflation replies
A sweeping new analysis of tariff policy spanning 150 years suggests that the economic establishment may have fundamentally misunderstood how tariffs affect prices and employment, a finding with profound implications for understanding President Donald Trump’s trade policy and the proper response by the Federal Reserve. Researchers at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco examined major tariff changes from 1870 through 2020 across the United States[snip]Their conclusion challenges the conventional wisdom that dominated economic policy debates in recent years: when countries raise tariffs, prices actually fall, not rise.
Ghislaine Maxwell’s attorney, Leah Saffian, has confirmed that multiple federal prison staffers have been FIRED for illegally breaking into Maxwell’s privileged attorney-client emails, emails that were then leaked straight to Democrat Congressman Jamie Raskin, who blasted them to the media like political propaganda.[snip] According to Saffian:
Prison employees at FPC Bryan broke into Maxwell’s email system.
They stole confidential attorney communications. They passed them to a federal official—Raskin. Raskin then leaked them to the press under the fake label of ‘whistleblower’.
For months, headlines warned of an impending famine in Gaza — images of starving children, shattered infrastructure and humanitarian collapse filled the news. On Aug. 22, 2025, the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) declared that while full data was lacking, expert inference indicated famine was underway. Governments pledged aid;humanitarian agencies sounded alarms. Yet today, the word "famine" has nearly vanished from headlines. What happened?
This is not to deny the human suffering in Gaza; it is to ask difficult, necessary questions.
After Removing Statue Of American Hero,
UVA Plans To Replace It With Massive Land Acknowledgement replies
UVA Plans To Replace It With Massive Land Acknowledgement replies
After removing the statue of a famed Revolutionary War hero in 2021, the University of Virginia (UVA) plans to replace it with a park that will serve as a de facto land acknowledgement to an Indian tribe, The Federalist has learned.
The Federalist obtained the school’s plans for the site that once held the statue of Brigadier General George Rogers Clark, which indicate that the new park will celebrate “the Virginia landscape and Indigenous stewardship practices.”
“The politicization of the university has reached a level of absurdity as it has gleefully destroyed statues of Virginians,” Ann H. McLean, a lifelong Virginia resident who received her doctorate in art and architectural histor
Democrats have spent the past week flailing wildly, throwing accusations at President Donald Trump about Jeffrey Epstein without a shred of evidence to back them up. The desperation reeks.
House Oversight Committee Democrats rolled out their latest stunt this week, releasing three carefully cherry-picked emails designed to suggest Trump knew about Epstein's abuse of underage girls, which PJ Media debunked here.
Republicans on the committee immediately called them out for what they were, a manufactured hit job meant to generate headlines and nothing more, and promptly released the entire tranche of Epstein emails, more than 20,000 of them.
Yeah, Democrats weren’t happy about that.
The GOP accused Democrats of withholding
An Idaho court revealed convicted murderer Bryan Kohberger received tens of thousands of dollars in donations while his case dragged on Thursday, three years to the day after the former criminology Ph.D. student killed four undergrads in a 4 a.m. home invasion stabbing spree.
"State's Exhibit 3, filed with its reply brief, demonstrates that Defendant received several hundred donations totaling $28,360.96 while incarcerated at the Latah County and Ada County jails," Judge Steven Hippler wrote. "According to defense counsel, many of these donations came from Defendant's family members."
A specific breakdown showing the source of the funding was not released by the court. Kohberger's parents declared bankruptcy twice previously,
The news is not unexpected in the least, given the maniacal hatred that leftists have directed at Donald Trump ever since he first announced that he was running for president in 2015, and even before then, when he dared not to strike the appropriate posture of awe and reverence before the august personage of Barack Hussein Obama. Now, however, a psychotherapist has confirmed it: hatred of the president is driving leftists stark, raving mad.
Collin Rugg of Trending Politics noted Friday that “psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert says that 75% of the patients he sees have a deep hatred for Trump and are ‘hyper fixated’ on him.” They hate him, but he is,
President Donald Trump on Friday exempted key agricultural imports like coffee, cocoa, bananas and certain beef products from his higher tariff rates.
The move comes as Trump faces political blowback for high prices at U.S. grocery stores. Some distributors of beef, coffee, chocolate and other common food items have raised prices as Trump's tariffs took hold this year, adding to pressure on household budgets created by decades-high inflation in recent years. Along with those imports, Trump's action Friday also exempts a range of fruits including tomatoes, avocados, coconuts, oranges and pineapples. Along with coffee, the tariff reductions extend to black and green tea, and spices like cinnamon and nutmeg.
23 million people under flood alerts as
Los Angeles braces for month's worth of
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Los Angeles braces for month's worth of
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Around 23 million people across California are under flood watches Friday afternoon as Los Angeles braces for what could be a month's worth of rain in a day.
Concerns about heavy rain in the area — which receives an average of 0.78 inches in November — are compounded by burn scars left by the Palisades and Eaton fires, which could exacerbate flooding.Risk zones include the Los Angeles and the San Diego metropolitan areas, where a moderate risk of flooding is in effect for Friday and Saturday for potentially life-threatening flash flooding over the burn scar areas of Los Angeles, Ventura and Santa Barbara counties.
OAKLAND, Calif. -- College football coach John Beam, who was featured in the Netflix series "Last Chance U," has died after being shot on campus, the Oakland Police Department said Friday, and a suspect has been arrested.
Oakland Police Chief Floyd Mitchell announced the coach's death Friday, one day after the shooting.
"This was a very targeted incident," Assistant Chief James Beere said, adding that the suspect and Beam knew each other and although they weren't close, the coach was "open to helping everybody in our community."
The Transportation Department’s new restrictions that would severely limit which immigrants can get commercial driver’s licenses to drive a semitrailer truck or bus have been put on hold by a federal appeals court.
The court in the District of Columbia ruled Thursday that the rules Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced in September a month after a truck driver not authorized to be in the U.S. made an illegal U-turn and caused a crash in Florida that killed three people can’t be enforced right now.
The court said the federal government didn’t follow proper procedure in drafting the rule and failed to “articulate a satisfactory explanation for how the rule would promote safety.”
The Georgia election interference case against President Donald Trump appears to live on after the head of a nonpartisan state agency appointed himself the new prosecutor in the case.
Peter J. Skandalakis, executive director of the Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council of Georgia, will take over the case from embattled Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, Skandalakis announced Friday.
Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee had tasked Skandalakis with finding a replacement for Willis by Friday or he would allow the case to be dismissed.
Trump Orders DOJ to Investigate Bill Clinton,
Other Prominent Dems Linked to Jeffrey Epstein replies
Other Prominent Dems Linked to Jeffrey Epstein replies
President Trump is directing the Department of Justice to investigate prominent Democratic politicians and donors linked to Jeffrey Epstein amid heightened public scrutiny of his own ties to the deceased pedophile.
Trump instructed Attorney General Pam Bondi Friday to launch an investigation into former President Bill Clinton, former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, billionaire Democratic donors, and other individuals and institutions with ties to Epstein.
Nearly 14 million Ecuadorans will vote on four questions that will decide how the country tackles rampant drug violence and addresses economic reforms. Voters will decide on the presence of foreign military bases, which have been banned on Ecuadoran soil since 2008. A "Yes" vote would likely bring the return of the US military to the Manta airbase on the Pacific coast -- once a hub for US anti-drug operations. Other questions concern ending public funding for political parties, reducing the number of lawmakers, and creating an elected body that would draft a new constitution.
Former first lady Michelle Obama claimed that she had to conform to white beauty standards during an interview for her new fashion book, “The Look.” Former President Barack Obama’s wife said she felt obligated to keep her hair straight during her tenure in the White House in a conversation with actress Tracee Ellis Ross. She blamed white people for the “exhausting” beauty standards she felt she had to upkeep while she was in the spotlight. Reflecting on her childhood, she told Ellis black people need to know how to present themselves because “how you present can sometimes save your life.”
Ghislaine Maxwell's lawyer says prison
workers fired for leaking client's emails
to Rep Jamie Raskin replies
workers fired for leaking client's emails
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Ghislaine Maxwell's lawyer said Friday that federal prison workers were fired for allegedly leaking her client's emails to Maryland Democratic Rep. Jamie Raskin.
Maxwell, associate of the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein who is serving her 20-year prison sentence for grooming and sexually abusing young women, wrote emails that were leaked about the improved conditions at her current prison in Texas, after being moved from another prison in Florida, the New York Post reported.
Maxwell's attorney, Leah Saffian, criticized Raskin, the House Judiciary Committee ranking member, for the alleged publication of her client's emails.
Boston University Students Try To Get
Republican Thrown Off Campus After He
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Republican Thrown Off Campus After He
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President of the Boston University (BU) College Republicans, Zac Segal, was targeted by classmates after giving Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) a tip that reportedly led to the arrest of nine allegedly illegal immigrants, according to social media posts. Zac Segal reposted screenshots on X from various Instagram accounts, including the Back Bay Young Democratic Socialists (BBYDSA), showing fliers referring to Segal as “racist and fascist.” “We are requesting information pertaining to the BU neo-Nazi by the name of Zac Segal,” one collaborative Instagram post reads, while sharing several pictures of his face. It is unclear if the post was made by a student at the university.
In an effort to further create friction and division amid the base of support for President Trump, emails previously released to congress are resurfacing – including emails between Kathryn Ruemmler, Obama’s former White House Counsel, and Jeffrey Epstein. The UniParty players are pushing this narrative hard.
However, in fact, this is an old story going back to 2023 when the connections between then CIA Director William Burns, Kathryn Ruemmler and Jeffrey Epstein were previously released to the public {SEE HERE}. However, amid the new effort to stir up friction, the Ruemmler-Epstein emails are being talked about again. Example Below:
A large worldwide poll has found Britons to be one of the most dissatisfied nations with 50 years of ‘progress’, with a majority saying they believe people were happier and safer last century, and a plurality even saying they wish they’d been born long ago.
Most Britons think the country was happier 50 years ago, pollster Ipsos finds, with only a fleeting minority thinking things are better now. Some 63 per cent in the UK said they agreed with the statement “All things considered, how would you describe things in your country today, compared with 50 years
An Illinois congressman is pushing to expand testing options at U.S. service academies, a move experts say could revive academic rigor and expand access for classical students. U.S. Rep. Mary Miller, R-Illinois, introduced legislation that would require the nation’s military academies, including West Point, the Naval Academy, and the Air Force Academy, to accept the Classic Learning Test (CLT) as an alternative to the ACT and SAT. “America’s service academies should represent the highest ideals of our nation – courage, integrity, and intellect. The CLT focuses on classic Western texts and promotes critical thinking and moral reasoning. While 200–300 colleges accept it, military academies still require the ACT or SAT.
Self-proclaimed socialist Katie Wilson — who is still financially supported by her New York parents at 43 years old — will be the next mayor of Seattle, overseeing a budget close to $9 billion.
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Unlike the New York City race, however, the Seattle election went down to the wire, with Wilson squeezing just enough votes to win and avoid an automatic recount. (snip)The 43-year-old, who moved to Seattle in her 20s with her now-husband, admitted last month that she relies on her parents, both New York professors, to help with childcare expenses.
He's the Boss: Youngkin's Blistering Response
to Spanberger After Gov.-Elect's Attempted
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to Spanberger After Gov.-Elect's Attempted
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If you think back to this time last year, we were happily ensconced in post-election bliss and eagerly watching as President-elect Donald Trump began the transition to his second term in office. It was something to behold because Trump immediately became the de facto president as his lame duck predecessor quickly faded away into irrelevancy. Weak leaders like Joe Biden create a power vacuum (see also: the Democrat Party circa 2025). The commonwealth of Virginia does not have such a problem at the moment, and Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin would like Democrats, and particularly Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger, to kindly butt out of his business.
Michigan’s defiant Democrat Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson has been in the news after she refused the DOJ’s demands to turn over unredacted voter rolls. The term-limited secretary of state, Jocelyn Benson, whose 2026 campaign for governor is being funded in large part by members of George Soros’s family, cites the need to protect voters’ US Social Security numbers from the federal government that literally issues the Social Security numbers. And finally, another reason Jocelyn Benson doesn’t want the DOJ to investigate Michigan’s voter rolls is that, given the many ways elections are stolen, the DOJ is likely to discover that Michigan’s voter rolls are among the most corrupt
Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) is reportedly considering a run for California governor — a possible foil to frontrunner Katie Porter.
Two anonymous sources close to the congressman told MSNBC that he has been considering a play for the Golden State governor’s mansion with a possible announcement as early as next week.
“Swalwell declined to comment when reached by MSNBC, but a source close to the congressman, who asked to remain anonymous to discuss the private discussions, said Swalwell allies had asked him to run ‘to fill a “fighter/protector” role’ in the mold of Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom,”
Tucker’s Demons
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Along with fellow internet giant Candace Owens, political commentator Tucker Carlson has become a divisive flashpoint of constant internet outrage, concern, and condemnation from many on the Right thanks to, among other morally inverse positions, his obsessive conspiracy-mongering about “the Jews.” (Snip)
Carlson said he awoke that night struggling to breathe, had a “horrible pain underneath my arms, like on the side of my chest” and found “claw marks on both sides, on right and left side on my ribs, and they’re bleeding.”(Snip)
“Culturally, I’m just not from a world where people are attacked by demons,” Carlson told Kelly, who acknowledged that it is becoming increasingly difficult to dismiss the demonic
College kids’ math skills worse than
ever, California finds — blame our pass-the-buck
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ever, California finds — blame our pass-the-buck
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What happens when a child is promoted, grade by grade, through America’s K-12 school system but can’t actually perform at grade level in reading, writing or math? As the University of California at San Diego found, they get into college — and become someone else’s problem. Between 2020 and 2025, the number of freshmen with math skills below middle-school level “increased nearly thirtyfold” — unable to handle even the most basic high school math. In 2023, 13% of students could not perform at first-grade level, and 25% of kids got
equation 7 + 2 = [ ] + 6 wrong.
Historical proof that today’s public
schools are nothing but indoctrination
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schools are nothing but indoctrination
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You want to know why today’s kids know nothing about America’s past, and in fact in many cases actually believe falsely that America invented slavery and has always been an evil oppressive nation founded on that even more evil concept of capitalism, you need only compare pictures of two typical public school classrooms, one from 1909 and one from 2025.
Joe Biden’s handler was caught on a hot mic treating him like a toddler after he delivered a speech to Nebraska Democrats on Friday evening.
Joe Biden delivered a speech at the Nebraska Democrat Party’s “Ben Nelson Gala” in Omaha on Friday evening.
At one point Joe Biden began attacking President Trump and said this week’s election results is sending a message to ‘Trump and his crowd.’
‘You work for us, Mr. President!” Biden shouted. “We don’t work for you! You work for us! Not just billionaires and millionaires!”
Joe Biden blamed President Trump during his unhinged speech.
“This is a democracy and the fact of the matter is there are
Democrats were left with a heaping helping of egg on their face after another attempt to link President Trump to Jeffrey Epstein failed, forcing them to scramble to delete the flimsy "evidence" involving their latest baseless claim.
The Democratic National Committee's official X account on Thursday posted and then quickly deleted a claim alleging the President spent Thanksgiving 2017 with Jeffrey Epstein.
Using incredibly out-of-context emails, the DNC made it clear that they were offering evidence that "documents show Donald Trump spent Thanksgiving with Jeffrey Epstein in 2017."
Whoever pushed out that message clearly struggles with reading comprehension
Sen. Kennedy Delivers Savage Swipe About
Chuck Schumer’s Manhood, Describes AOC
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Chuck Schumer’s Manhood, Describes AOC
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John Kennedy is a gem. Nay, he is a trove of precious jewels. A national treasure, if you will. If this whole political career thing doesn't work out, he'll always have a pathway to stand-up comedian to fall back on.
Speaking of precious jewels, the Republican senator from Louisiana had some thoughts on Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's (D-NY). Kennedy has defined the power struggle taking place in the Democratic party today in a manner we've grown accustomed to—both brilliant and hilarious—during an appearance on "Will Cain Country."
Cain questioned Kennedy on the brewing civil war on the left between the handful of Democrats who broke ranks and voted to
We've learned quite a few details in the day since Gavin Newsom's chief of staff, Dana Williamson, was charged with 23 federal felonies in a public corruption scheme.
According to the indictment, Williamson and multiple co-conspirators, including then-HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra's chief of staff Sean McCluskie, schemed "to divert approximately $225,000 in funds from a dormant political campaign to an associate’s personal use."
But there's a lot more to Williamson's indictment. Let's break it down.
Tax Fraud
When the original story hit, a common reaction was, "Why would she risk everything to essentially embezzle $225,000 for a friend?"
Gov. Kathy Hochul is getting cooked for placing her “Green New Deal” on the back burner.
The New York leader faced attacks from both sides of the aisle this week when her administration revealed it was stalling the implementation of the All-Electric Buildings Act that includes a controversial ban on installing gas stoves in newly built homes.
The law was supposed to start in January for new buildings up to seven stories, and then for all other buildings in 2029, but state lawyers agreed in a court filing to a delay amid an ongoing court fight challenging the law.
Former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki got spooked and walked back her statement calling President Trump a predator amid the Democrats’ Epstein email hoax.
On Wednesday morning, the Democrats’ Committee on Oversight released a “tranche of correspondence” from the Epstein Estate, claiming to “strike a blow against the White House’s Epstein cover-up.”
The three unrelated emails range in dates from 2011 through 2019.
The selectively leaked emails suggested President Trump spent ‘hours’ with an Epstein trafficking victim.
Amazon is laying off almost 700 corporate workers based in New York City as part of the company's nearly 14,000 corporate layoffs. The layoffs, which were first reported by Crain’s New York, were disclosed in a filing with the New York State Department of Labor. In total, 660 employees are being laid off by Amazon across nine offices in New York City. Among them, the largest layoffs affect Amazon’s Manhattan West office and its New York Tech Hub, also based in Manhattan. Amazon said the layoffs form part of the company's wider restructuring, in an emailed statement to USA TODAY
A Return to Energy Reality
President Donald Trump is working to correct a drift that began during the Biden years. For no good strategic reason, the country watched its hard-won energy independence slip away.
Fortunately, sanity returned; the new administration reversed the restrictive rules that closed large areas of Alaska's National Petroleum Reserve, choking off future oil and gas development.
Many of those limits stemmed from Biden-era directives that favored environmental symbolism over practical national strength. The Department of the Interior signaled a fundamental shift when it announced the repeal of those rules and reopened millions of acres for leasing.
This isn't about politics. It's about whether a nation chooses to stand
One of the huge bonuses to having racked up a significant number of years in life is that one gets an amazing perspective on things. For example, I've been through a number of dire apocalyptic warnings. When I was a kid, global cooling and a new ice age were going to bring down the curtain on Mother Earth within 40 years. Before the ice had a chance to show up, fears of overpopulation were being spread. Widespread famine was going to do us in.
We're all aware of what happened next. When creeping glaciers and hunger hadn't brought about the end of humanity, apocalypse fetishists shifted their focus to
Happy Friday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. (Snip) So many times in recent years I've lamented no longer being the weird one. I've always been the guy who gets everybody singing "One of These Things (Is Not Like the Others)" at social gatherings. It's a role I've always relished.
The toxic combination of social media and Trump Derangement Syndrome have ruined that for me.
What's worse, the lunatic behavior of the American left has manifested itself in very childish ways. Crazy people pointless tantrums abound. That means that, not only have I lost my weird guy status, I now often find myself being the adult in the room.
It’s been a while, y’all. Since I haven’t treated you to a Progressive Christianity Watch column in a while, I figured we were due.
I believe that the vast majority of churches in the United Methodist Church are faithful, non-woke congregations that faithfully preach the gospel. And then there’s this one.
I’ve never understood the responsive reading. I never liked them growing up in the Christian Church, and I’m glad that the closest thing to it we do in my church is the scripture and creed we recite for Communion every Sunday.
In one particular (unidentified) United Methodist Church, a speaker in a rainbow tie leads his congregation in a reading that has
Democrats and their ilk have targeted schools to start indoctrinating young, impressionable minds as early as possible
The radical leftists want people to believe that these rights apply only to those whom they choose. They hide behind the word inclusion as though it’s an impenetrable shield that protects their bigoted delusions.
It’s sad, but unfortunately true, that Democrats and their ilk have targeted schools to start indoctrinating young, impressionable minds as early as possible. Hardly a day goes by that we don’t hear about a legal fight somewhere in the country between a school board, either trying to allow boys in the girls' bathrooms, locker rooms, showers, or to play
The murder of Sara Sharif is a well-known case in Britain, but I became aware of it only because of a government report that has just been released. The report details failures by government agencies that contributed to Sara’s death:
Sara Sharif was murdered by her father and stepmother after a professional who may have “feared causing offence” failed to question why she was wearing a hijab that hid her injuries, a damning review has found.
The report, commissioned by the Surrey Safeguarding Children Partnership, found that “race was a bar to reporting possible child abuse” and “professionals never explored how [her Pakistani heritage] impacted on Sara”.
Stop me if you’ve
The resignation of a pair of British Broadcasting Corporation executives over the manipulative editing of a video of President Donald Trump to suggest he incited the Jan. 6 Capitol riot is not the end of the BBC’s troubles. The Beeb has launched a probe to determine if its climate change coverage has been slanted. If the investigation is on the level, more resignations should follow.
“The broadcaster has decided to review its climate and energy policy reporting after a string of controversies,” the Telegraph reported Sunday. “It has been forced to make a series of corrections, with some programs being removed altogether.”
Hungary continues to stand firm against what many see as a bureaucratic assault on national sovereignty: every day since June 2024, Viktor Orbán’s government transfers one million euros directly into the European Union’s coffers—not out of whim, but as the price for refusing to open the doors to immigrant flows that threaten the country’s security and identity.This is not a symbolic gesture; it is a calculated rebellion. «It is cheaper to pay the fine than to surrender to Brussels,» Orbán told me in one of his radio statements in February 2025, with that frankness that has made him an icon for European conservatives.
And he is right:
Zohran Mamdani held a secretive meeting with far-left Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren on Wednesday — a sitdown that was captured by an eagle-eyed New Yorker whose office is across from the mayor-elect’s headquarters.
Warren boasted about the meeting with the Democratic socialist and Big Tech antagonist Lina Khan, the co-chair of Mamdani’s transition team, on Instagram.
“Tax the rich. Billionaire tears not pictured,” Warren captioned the post of the beaming trio.The nosy neighbor who works in the building across the street from Mamdani snapped a picture of him and Warren “in deep debate” on Nov. 12, according to a post on X.
Update: the blinds are all closed this morning,” he wrote Thursday.
A federal judge in Chicago has ordered the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to release more than 600 illegal immigrants held at a suburban detention center, blasting the agency for “repeated, material violations” of a court-approved consent decree that limited who could be detained under US immigration law.
US District Judge Jeffrey Cummings ruled that more than 600 detainees being held at the Broadview ICE center must be released “on bond and into ICE’s Alternatives to Detention (ATD) program” by Nov. 21, citing what he called a “pattern of unlawful arrests and confinement.”
The BBC has apologised to US President Donald Trump for a Panorama episode that spliced parts of his 6 January 2021 speech together, but rejected his demands for compensation.
The corporation said the edit had given "the mistaken impression that President Trump had made a direct call for violent action" and said it would not show the 2024 programme again.
Lawyers for Trump have threatened to sue the BBC for $1bn (£759m) in damages unless the corporation issues a retraction, apologises and compensates him.
The fallout from the scandal led to the resignations of BBC director general Tim Davie and head of news Deborah Turness on Sunday.
Blue Origin successfully launched its massive New Glenn rocket on Thursday following days of delays, with the spacecraft carrying NASA’s twin satellites bound for Mars.
Thursday’s mission marked the second flight for billionaire Jeff Bezos’ 321-foot-long spacecraft, with the rocket soaring over Florida’s Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
Along with carrying the Blue and Gold satellites for NASA’s Escapade mission, Blue Origin also successfully landed the New Glenn booster back to Earth, a key feature for the reusable rocket that will allow the company to compete with Elon Musk’s SpaceX.