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😁 The new ad for the leftist PAC targeting @RonDeSantisTelegram looks like it might end up being a boost for the governor. Just listen to the dark music and loud speeches.
The negative campaigning definitely played into DeSantis' hands.
Democrats tried to make a horror film, but it turned out to be a black comedy
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The negative campaigning definitely played into DeSantis' hands.
Democrats tried to make a horror film, but it turned out to be a black comedy
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Pete Saenz, Democrat Mayor of Laredo, Texas recently told the Washington Free Beacon that the border “needs to be fully secured,” emphasizing that local government services require financial assistance, as they spend a lot of money on aid and deportation of immigrants.
🗣 "The key, ultimately, is removing the incentive to come to the border and file for asylum," Saenz claimed. "I believe in the asylum process. It needs to be followed or changed. If we don't like the way people are attempting to come, we can have them apply remotely or from either the country of origin or some other place that is close to the country of origin."
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🗣 "The key, ultimately, is removing the incentive to come to the border and file for asylum," Saenz claimed. "I believe in the asylum process. It needs to be followed or changed. If we don't like the way people are attempting to come, we can have them apply remotely or from either the country of origin or some other place that is close to the country of origin."
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⚡️ A US court allows the Biden administration to use Trump-era border policy to expel migrant families
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⚡️ House passes bill to fund federal gov't through December 3, sending measure to president's desk
⚡️ Biden signs continuing resolution to fund US government through December 3 - White House
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🐊 Eugene Bozzie from Florida discovered a 6-foot alligator hiding near a neighbor's house and decided to help him. He walked over to the alligator, which was lying on the path in front of the house, pushing an open empty trash can on wheels and holding it between himself and the alligator.
😄 Crocodile Dundee, is that you?
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😄 Crocodile Dundee, is that you?
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Senators criticized Facebook in a controversial hearing with its security chief, chastising the company over a leaked study.
A magazine's report found that an internal Instagram study showed that 13 percent of British teens and 6 percent of American teens who wanted to commit suicide linked that desire to Instagram.
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A magazine's report found that an internal Instagram study showed that 13 percent of British teens and 6 percent of American teens who wanted to commit suicide linked that desire to Instagram.
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⚡️ US national security adviser Sullivan holds meeting with the French ambassador to discuss confidence-building measures after AUKUS row - White House
President Joe Biden signed legislation to avoid partial closings of the federal government and to provide government funding.
Let's see what happens now with the US government and what it would have faced if Biden had not signed the law:
▪️ Biden signed the law and the federal government now has enough money to keep paying bills until December 3rd.
🔺 This is definitely a plus, otherwise all nonessential federal government functions would have been stopped.
▪️ Now about 2.1 million civilian federal employees will not be sent home unpaid during the crisis.
🔺 Without the law, functions that would have stopped include payment of Medicare checks, operation of the national parks, and many of the operations of the Internal Revenue Service.
🔺 As well as Immigration court proceedings, passport applications, the processing of home or small business loans by government financiers, and road repairs
▪️ About 43% of National Institutes of Health (NIH) employees would have been furloughed.
🔺 Nobody knows for sure what would have happened since the US has not yet had a shutdown during the pandemic
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Let's see what happens now with the US government and what it would have faced if Biden had not signed the law:
▪️ Biden signed the law and the federal government now has enough money to keep paying bills until December 3rd.
🔺 This is definitely a plus, otherwise all nonessential federal government functions would have been stopped.
▪️ Now about 2.1 million civilian federal employees will not be sent home unpaid during the crisis.
🔺 Without the law, functions that would have stopped include payment of Medicare checks, operation of the national parks, and many of the operations of the Internal Revenue Service.
🔺 As well as Immigration court proceedings, passport applications, the processing of home or small business loans by government financiers, and road repairs
▪️ About 43% of National Institutes of Health (NIH) employees would have been furloughed.
🔺 Nobody knows for sure what would have happened since the US has not yet had a shutdown during the pandemic
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👶 Archbishop of San Francisco Salvatore Cordileone has called for a "massive and visible campaign of prayer and fasting" for the conversion of Nancy Pelosi's heart, as she supports abortion and has attacked Texas’ ban on termination after 12 weeks of pregnancy.
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🤔 Gabby Petito told a Utah police officer that Brian Laundrie hit her on Aug. 12, according to newly released bodycam video from a second Moab officer who arrived at the scene – but she quickly backtracked and claimed she struck first.
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🚨 The official US statistics system failed to report 17,100 deaths from police violence in 1980-2018, which is 55.5% of all such deaths during that period, according to new research from The Lancet.
🔻 African Americans experienced fatal police violence at a rate 3.5 times higher than white Americans, with nearly 60% of these deaths misclassified in the US National Vital Statistics System (NVSS).
🔻 The NVSS also missed 2,580 deaths (50%) of Hispanic people (of any race).
🔻 African Americans experienced fatal police violence at a rate 3.5 times higher than white Americans, with nearly 60% of these deaths misclassified in the US National Vital Statistics System (NVSS).
🔻 The NVSS also missed 2,580 deaths (50%) of Hispanic people (of any race).
⚡️Canadian fashion designer Nygard consents to extradition to US over sex trafficking charges - report
Check out some news you may have missed:
⚡️US Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh tests positive for COVID-19.
▪️House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has promised a vote on the infrastructure bill "today".
▪️Police in Austin, Texas, have urged people to call 311 instead of 911 when reporting non-emergencies starting today.
▪️Dog the Bounty Hunter has denied claims he used a flying banner to taunt Brian Laundrie.
▪️A Texas teenager accused of stabbing his twin sister to death says he was dreaming during the attack.
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⚡️US Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh tests positive for COVID-19.
▪️House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has promised a vote on the infrastructure bill "today".
▪️Police in Austin, Texas, have urged people to call 311 instead of 911 when reporting non-emergencies starting today.
▪️Dog the Bounty Hunter has denied claims he used a flying banner to taunt Brian Laundrie.
▪️A Texas teenager accused of stabbing his twin sister to death says he was dreaming during the attack.
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⚡️Canadian fashion designer Nygard consents to extradition to US over sex trafficking charges - report
Former Canadian fashion executive Peter Nygard will be extradited to the US, where he is set to face racketeering, sex trafficking, and other counts of sexual assault, local media reported, citing Nygard's lawyers.
Nygard is believed to have consented to extradition.
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Nygard is believed to have consented to extradition.
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🇺🇸📢 A new art installation highlighting the continuing fight for social justice has opened to the public in New York City.
The public art display by Chris Carnabuci in Union Square Park, noscriptd "SEEINJUSTICE," is inspired by the events of 2020 and features three wooden sculptures — one of George Floyd, another of Breonna Taylor and the third of civil rights leader John Lewis.
Photos are taken from the official Instagram account of ConfrontART that organized the exhibition.
The public art display by Chris Carnabuci in Union Square Park, noscriptd "SEEINJUSTICE," is inspired by the events of 2020 and features three wooden sculptures — one of George Floyd, another of Breonna Taylor and the third of civil rights leader John Lewis.
Photos are taken from the official Instagram account of ConfrontART that organized the exhibition.
🤔 Authorities in North Carolina are investigating a number of calls they've received claiming that Brian Laundrie, the fiance of murdered Gabby Petito, is hiding on the Appalachian Trail, local media report.
Sheriffs’ offices in two counties – Avery and Watauga – confirmed that they had received more than half a dozen tips about Laundrie’s whereabouts this week.
It is unclear, however, how many of them were actual sightings.
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Sheriffs’ offices in two counties – Avery and Watauga – confirmed that they had received more than half a dozen tips about Laundrie’s whereabouts this week.
It is unclear, however, how many of them were actual sightings.
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