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Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – November 22, 2024
Greetings from Tyler, We can follow it too closely. We can’t live or die based on the outcome of some pick for high office or other. Here comes the chess game we can’t always understand. But now it begins. The media is hunting down his picks one by one. And there’s scandal to be found,…
EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS: Up to 3K Migrants Poised to Cross into Texas Border Town
PIEDRAS NEGRAS, Coahuila — Up to 3,000 migrants are being staged in Piedras Negras, Coahuila, and are preparing to cross the border into Eagle Pass, Texas, on Wednesday. Breitbart Texas watched as hundreds of migrants began to form groups and crossed the Rio Grande into the United States. From the Mexican side of the Rio…
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China has just returned the first-ever samples from the far side of the moon
A Chinese probe has returned to Earth carrying the first samples ever taken from the far side of the moon. Chinese state television broadcast images Tuesday of the capsule holding the samples, as it floated down under parachute onto the grassy steppe of Inner Mongolia. Scientists say the rocks inside the little space capsule could…
Police Shut Down Major Child Sexual Abuse Site With 1.8 Million Users
Investigators in Europe say they’ve identified 1,400 suspects who used the Kidflix site, which hosted child sexual abuse material (CSAM) on the dark web. Law enforcement in Europe has dismantled Kidflix, a major site on the dark web that hosted child sexual abuse imagery. Investigators seized the site and its server on March 11. Europol…
Meta ending fact-checking program: Zuckerberg
Social media giant Meta announced a series of changes to its content moderation policies Tuesday, including the elimination of its fact-checking program, in what CEO Mark Zuckerberg said was an effort to embrace free speech. “We’re going to get back to our roots and focus on reducing mistakes, simplifying our policies and restoring free expression…
Supreme Court says Texas can arrest and jail migrants
The Supreme Court has allowed Texas to enforce one of the toughest immigration laws enacted by any US state in recent memory. The measure allows police to arrest and prosecute those suspected of illegally crossing the US-Mexican border. The Biden administration has challenged the law, calling it unconstitutional. Crossing the US border illegally is already…
