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For the first time in history, a key pilot notification system failed. And for the first time since 9-11, all of the airlines grounded their planes in the United States. The cause is still unknown at this time. Joe Biden says that he doesn’t know anything about the classified documents found at his office. Nevertheless, why are we just finding out about them now, when they were actually found, before the midterm elections? But, what’s good for the goose is good for the gander, so Kevin MCCarthy is removing Adam Schiff and Eric Swalwell, and possibly Ilhan Omar, from committees. Three years after a plane, carrying 176 passengers, was shot down, out of the sky in Iran, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is still able to operate in Canada. Meanwhile, a tenured professor at the University of Toronto in Canada, was forced to resign, for refusing to show proof of vaccination.

Documents with classified markings were found in a locked closet at the Penn Biden Center, a set of Washington offices. About 7,000 New York City nurses went on strike Monday. The strike could lead to disruptions in emergency room visits and delivery care. Before the 15th round of voting, President Trump personally called lawmakers onto the floor. Once again, he strongly recommended Kevin McCarthy to be the Speaker. Here are the details. The House of Representatives voted to rescind over $70 billion to the IRS in the first bill under the 118th Congress. Bloomberg reported that Goldman Sachs might begin a massive layoff this week, with as many as 3,200 positions expected. This is the largest layoff in the company's history.

After the longest Speaker's race, in 164 years, - in the 15th round of voting - Kevin McCarthy finally got the votes that he needed to become the 118th Speaker. Tucker Carlson says that, Kevin McCarthy's experience in the race for the House speakership, is what a democracy was meant to be. But Joe Flaherty, who is Biden's director of digital strategy, was pressuring Facebook to censor him. Nebraska Republican U.S. Senator, Ben Sasse, officially resigned and the state's governor, will name a successor, to replace Sasse in the Senate for the next two years. Over the weekend thousands of protesters, in support of Brazilian President, Jair Bolsonaro, staged a major protest, to question the results of last October's election.

Kevin McCarthy lost an 11th straight vote late Thursday in his bid to become the new Speaker of the House of Representatives. Still, his team's intensive back-room bargaining appeared to be closing in on a deal with many of the populist conservatives who are demanding new leadership in Congress. Trump says the GOP's hard-fought speaker negotiations will ultimately benefit the party. Meanwhile, Elon Musk has weighed in and urged holdout Republicans to vote for his recommended pick McCarthy. There are at least three possibilities for how the Speaker's race will unfold. Here are the details. Biden will visit the southern border city of El Paso to meet with local officials and discuss enforcement actions along the U.S.-Mexico border. But this trip is two years too late. Data on over 235 million Twitter accounts were leaked and posted on an online hacking forum that anyone can download for free. Why did China suddenly drop the harsh zero covid policy? In addition to the White Paper Revolution, more critical factors are behind it.

After Kevin McCarthy failed to secure a majority on Tuesday and Wednesday, President Trump has indicated that he is backing him. Despite the full support of Trump, Kevin McCarthy still did not receive enough votes to become Speaker of the House of Representatives after new rounds of voting. A Wisconsin-based watchdog group, that focuses on election integrity, discovered that more than 150,000 votes, cast in the 2020 presidential election, cannot be traced to valid addresses. Meta and other big tech companies are under pressure from EU privacy rules, which are among the most stringent in the world. The Wall Street Journal citing people familiar with the matter - reported that Amazon's layoffs so far will affect more than 17,000 employees, which is more than the number of layoffs originally planned. Shares of Tesla and Apple plunged on Tuesday, as the companies faced significant resistance in China. This added to investor-jitters.

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Elon Musk said Tuesday he’ll step down as Twitter CEO but remain involved in operations when he can find a suitable replacement. The Maricopa County, Arizona judge has ruled that, two out of ten claims, that were brought by Kari Lake, that are challenging Katie Hobbs’s election win, can go to court. According to lawyer Seth Rich Case, the FBI undermines the Freedom of Information Act by shielding public information, under nebulous categories, like digital evidence. The Facebook parent company, Meta, has been warned by the European Commission, that it is violating EU antitrust laws, by distorting competition, in online classified advertising markets, and it is abusing its dominant position. St. Joseph's High School in Ontario, Canada, has suspended a student, for a month, for interacting with transgender students. In a video that recently surfaced on social media, Biden appears to say that the 2015 Iran nuclear deal is "dead." And in breaking news, Bahamas’ acting commissioner of corrections confirmed on Tuesday that former FTX founder, Sam Bankman-Fried, will return to the U.S. today, on Wednesday. Increasing investment in American utility companies, by BlackRock and Vanguard, has conservatives on edge.

The FBI faces subpoenas after the so-called “Twitter Files” revealed that the bureau had been working closely with Twitter, according to Rep. Mike Turner, the incoming chairman of the House Intelligence Committee. The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to pause the expiration of Title 42 after 19 states filed an emergency application for a stay. A U.S. District Judge approved a multimillion-dollar settlement for workers who were fired, by an Illinois healthcare system, for refusing to get a vaccine. The Jan. 6 committee hearing voted on four charges against President Trump: insurrection, obstruction of the official process, false statements to the government, and conspiracy to defraud the government. Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried said in court that he was prepared to relinquish his resistance and agree to be extradited to the United States.

In an ongoing investigation into Twitter censorship, America First Legal has obtained a fourth set of documents that expose a secret Twitter portal. Here are all the details. The secret of the JFK assassination, which has haunted Americans for 60 years, may be coming to light. Twitter suspended the accounts of reporters such as Ryan Mac of the New York Times, Donie O'Sullivan of CNN, and Drew Harwell of the Washington Post, Wall Street giant banks, JPMorgan, Bank of America, Citigroup and other financial institutions are considering cutting bonuses by up to 30%.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced on Dec. 13 that he would petition the state's Supreme Court to impanel a grand jury to investigate vaccines. This comes simultaneously as Republicans are pushing Congress to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. The EU embargo on Russian seaborne oil imports came into effect last week. The EU has set a price cap, of $60 per barrel, for Moscow crude oil, hoping to limit Russia's energy revenues. Meanwhile, Russia seeks to enhance trade with India to overcome the impact of the oil price caps. Meanwhile, in other breaking news, four people, including the European Parliament vice-president, have been charged with money laundering, corruption, and participating in a criminal organization in the Qatar scandal. The Iranian News Wire reported the names of 28 Iranians who were sentenced to death for participating in anti-regime protests. Argentina beat Croatia 3 to nothing in the first semi-final of the Qatar World Cup and took the lead in the finals.

U.S. federal law enforcement accused FTX co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried of using tens of millions of dollars, of misappropriated customer funds, to make illegal political contributions, to Democratic and Republican candidates. The arrest of Sam Bankman-Fried, and media reports that the US Department of Justice is investigating Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange, have led to great tension among investors. Elon Musk's title has been changed to the new owner of Twitter, and it is no longer the "richest man in the world"? Meanwhile, After massive layoffs, Twitter is starting to auction off office assets. While a recent article in the Washington Post was ridiculed, it announces job cuts. As expected, the Federal Reserve announced a 50 basis point increase in the federal base rate.

The third batch of Twitter documents, released by Musk's team, shows that Twitter executives wanted to block President Trump's account for a long time. They just didn't have an excuse. And here is one of the excuses. Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder, and former CEO of FTX, was arrested in the Bahamas. Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange also seems to be in trouble. The Justice Department is also considering charges against Binance, and some of its executives. Three Republican candidates, who are running for statewide office in Arizona - Republican gubernatorial candidate, Kari Lake, attorney general candidate, Abraham Hamadeh, and secretary of state candidate, Mark Finchem, filed separate lawsuits to formally challenge the state's midterm election results. Sam Brinton, Biden's nominee for the top job at the US Department of Energy, was recently revealed to be a repeat luggage thief.

A U.S. federal appeals court ruled to permanently block the Biden administration's gender-transition procedures mandate on doctors and insurance companies. Twitter announced that the company would relaunch an improved version of its subscription service called Twitter Blue. Meanwhile, Elon Musk announced that "Twitter files" will be released in the coming days about Twitter's communications with federal health officials about how the COVID-19 & vaccine policies are being handled. Arizona has erected a border wall along the U.S.-Mexico border using double containers. This is a significant move by Governor Doug Ducey to address illegal immigration before he leaves office next January. Federal Senator Kyrsten Sinema's decision to withdraw from the Democratic Party not only creates uncertainty for the Senate in the next Congress but also makes Arizona's 2024 U.S. Senate race unpredictable.

A Wikipedia page that documented the story, titled "Twitter Files Investigations," was deleted by the site's editors on Tuesday. The page was created after independent journalist, Matt Taibbi, revealed the Twitter Files, regarding the Twitter employees' ultimate decision, to suppress the Hunter Biden laptop story. Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that the risk of nuclear war was on the rise. He also admitted that Russia's war in Ukraine could become a “long process.” Meanwhile, Russia freed WNBA star Briteny Griner today, in a prisoner exchange, for convicted Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout. Hundreds of staff members at the New York Times are on strike, for the first time since the1970s, demanding better pay and benefits. Nebraska Republican Gov. Pete Ricketts, announced that he will seek to replace Ben Sasse who resigned as U.S. Senator. San Francisco lawmakers reversed an earlier decision to allow police to use robots that can be equipped with explosives.

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Former FBI official, James Baker, was decisively fired by Elon Musk. This has nothing to do with Musk. But the information provided by Twitter in the new Twitter Files gives strong evidence that supports the Republican Party, which is investigating how Biden's team used government agencies, like the FBI, as partisan tools, to silence conservatives. In addition, Musk says that he now faces the threat of murder because of his efforts. And in another event, Steven D'Antuono, the assistant director in charge of the FBI Washington Field Office, has stepped down. This comes just weeks after Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee named him one of nine FBI employees from whom they would "require prompt testimony." The World Cup tournament is once again a big surprise. Africa's Morocco defeated European powerhouse Spain. Morocco entered the last eight of the World Cup for the first time.

The U.S. core "personal consumption expenditures" price index rose 0.2% in October from a year earlier. This is slightly less than expected. This also is a sign that the U.S.'s inflationary pressures are easing. The Congressional House got six consecutive years of President Trump's federal tax returns from the IRS. New Hampshire's first elected transgender lawmaker jailed on charges of stalking. He appeared in court for a hearing on the charges. Twitter, banned in China, has become an essential battleground for protesters of China's "White Paper Revolution." Meanwhile, China's white paper revolution is yielding some promising results. China is going to announce further easing measures in the coming days. Biden said he would be willing to have the first dialogue between Russia and Ukraine since the war began if Russian President Putin wanted to end the war in Ukraine.

CNN informed employees that layoffs had begun, and they are expected to affect hundreds of employees. This is the company's largest layoff in many years. Spotify CEO Daniel Ek joined Elon Musk in criticizing Apple's App Store rules, saying that the company only acts in its own interests. Meanwhile, the battle between Musk and Apple took a turn on Wednesday afternoon. House Democrats elected a new leadership team welcoming a younger generation of leaders - including Hakeem Jeffries. Whether Argentina would succeed in advancing, in the World Cup, was one of the most important topics for soccer fans. Frontpage International: https://youtu.be/B9tMU9UDABc

Maricopa County supervisors voted to certify the midterm election results despite complaints from voters. Meanwhile the head of Mohave county board of supervisors said he cast his vote to certify the midterm election results, otherwise, he would have been arrested. However, Republican Arizona candidate Kari Lake, did not concede. House Republicans have alerted 42 officials in the Biden administration that a variety of White House officials will be expected to testify early next year. Governor Ron DeSantis slammed China's "zero COVID" policy on Tuesday, saying that Chinese people have the right to protest government lockdowns, and human rights abuses, committed by the CCP. In another reaction to the protests in China, Britain summoned the CCP's ambassador to the UK after Ed Lawrence, a BBC correspondent in China, was violently beaten by Chinese police, and removed from the scene while covering a protest in Shanghai.

The white paper revolution taking place in China is a hot news story that is receiving major media attention. So far, the popular protests have had a positive effect and the official attitude of the Chinese Communist Party has softened. According to lawyers representing plaintiffs, in a case against the federal government, when Fauci was asked about the advantages of wearing a mask, while under oath Fauci couldn’t provide a single study that supported the assertion that wearing a mask is beneficial. Elon Musk has started a new revolution: The battle to defend free speech. Now he's ready to pull out the secret weapon in his hands over Hunter suppression and Apple.

Elon Musk announced that Twitter would begin a "general amnesty" for blocked accounts this week. Also, not only are the left forcing advertisers to pull their ads from Twitter, they have also been threatening Apple and Google, expecting them to take down Twitter. The more he fights, the more courageous he becomes. This is because of his warrior character and a secret weapon. The Chinese ruling party is facing a major test as protests break out across the country as their embargo policy So the Chinese people finally decided to stand up and fight back. The picture of the World Cup battle has also changed a lot after one weekend.

In Pennsylvania voters in some counties are demanding a recount. The reason is also simple. Merrick Garland appointed Jack Smith as special counsel to oversee the Justice Department's investigation into President Trump. So what kind of person is this Jack Smith? Elon Musk promised, shortly after he took over twitter, that the platform would be forming a “content moderation council” that had “widely diverse viewpoints.” But so far, we have not heard any further news about the Moderation Council. But why?

The Arizona attorney general has finally announced an investigation into the Maricopa county ballot processing. and Arizona gubernatorial candidate, Kari Lake, announced that she would become Governor, after the state Attorney General's office asked for an explanation on the Maricopa County ballot question. After unbanning Trump's Twitter account, Elon Musk reinstated the Twitter account of the left's arch-nemesis, the investigative journalism watchdog, Project Veritas and Marjorie Taylor Greene. Disney announced that CEO Bob Chapek is stepping down as chief executive officer of the company and he will be replaced as CEO, by former head BOB Iger who had recently retired. Top Democrat, Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman, Mark Warner, said that Tik Tok is a "huge threat."

The Arizona attorney general has finally announced an investigation into the Maricopa county ballot processing. and Arizona gubernatorial candidate, Kari Lake, announced that she would become Governor, after the state Attorney General's office asked for an explanation on the Maricopa County ballot question. After unbanning Trump's Twitter account, Elon Musk reinstated the Twitter account of the left's arch-nemesis, the investigative journalism watchdog, Project Veritas and Marjorie Taylor Greene. Disney announced that CEO Bob Chapek is stepping down as chief executive officer of the company and he will be replaced as CEO, by former head BOB Iger who had recently retired. Top Democrat, Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman, Mark Warner, said that Tik Tok is a "huge threat."

The stars of the news this weekend were Trump and Elon Musk. After President Trump announced that he would run for president in the 2024 election, Biden's administration announced that it is appointing a special counsel for a probe involving him. And Elon Musk has decided to officially reinstate President Trump's Twitter account again. Republicans are widely expected to advance their conservative policies next year, including the elimination of the House Select Committee, on the Climate Crisis. “Female Steve Jobs,” Elizabeth Holmes, who was famous for creating a magical testing company was sentenced to more than 11 years in prison on charges of defrauding investors.