• Mon, December 9, 2024

by: SheKnows

Prince William's Meeting With Donald Trump Showed the Royal Family Treading Softly in Politics

The Prince of Wales was spotted in Paris on Saturday with Donald Trump, the president-elect who will officially be in office on Jan. 20, 2025. According to The Telegraph, William's trip for the Notre Dame Cathedral reopening was a "hastily arranged diplomatic mission" because there is so much "at stake" with a second Donald Trump administration.

by: PBS

What is birthright citizenship and could Trump end it?

Birthright citizenship means anyone born in the United States automatically becomes an American citizen. It's been in place for decades and applies to children born to someone in the country illegally or in the U.S. on a tourist or student visa who plans to return to their home country.

by: Associated Press

Trump's Cabinet picks set off political chain reaction in Florida congressional races

The field of candidates has been set for two special elections in Florida to replace members of Congress nominated for positions in President-elect Donald Trump's new administration.

by: Business Line

SM Krishna: A rare politician who excelled in state and national leadership roles

by: Hindustan Times

SM Krishna passes away: The veteran's political career, legacy, and 'Brand Bengaluru'

SM Krishna, who had been with the Congress for more than 45 years, quit the grand old party and joined the Bharatiya Janata Party in 2017.

by: Newsweek

Prince William's Body Language With Donald Trump Goes Viral

Prince William's reaction to meeting Donald Trump was caught on camera leaving some feeling he "turned into a fanboy."

by: CNN

US charges two former Syrian officials for allegedly torturing Americans and Syrian nationals

Two former high-ranking Syrian intelligence officials have been charged with war crimes for allegedly torturing Americans and other civilians who were deemed enemies by the Syrian government and held in a military prison,

by: Firstpost

What is the corruption case in which Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu will testify for the first time?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to take to the witness stand on Tuesday (December 10) for the first time in his long-running corruption trial. The 75-year-old was indicted in 2019 on three charges of fraud,

by: timesnownews

Who Was SM Krishna? Former Karnataka CM Passes Away After Prolonged Illness

Born in Somanahalli in Karnataka's Mandya district on May 1, 1932, Krishna also served as the External Affairs Minister and the Governor of Maharashtra., India News News - Times Now

by: MSN

What does the collapse of the French government mean for Britain?

The balance of power is shifting in Europe following the collapse of the government in France, and the winners will be those countries most responsive to change, says Doug Stokes The collapse of the French government last week follows a shift in the balance of power within European politics.

by: MSN

Where Is JD Vance? And Does Anyone Seem To Care?

According to recent reports, JD Vance, Donald Trump's running mate in the 2024 election, has seemingly disappeared from public... The post Where Is JD Vance? And Does Anyone Seem To Care? appeared first on The Queen Zone.

by: MSN

Trump selects Mark Paoletta as general counsel of the office of management and budget

Donald Trump has appointed Mark Paoletta as general counsel to the Office of Management and Budget for his prospective second term. Paoletta, a former White House official and lawyer, will focus on cutting government spending and advancing Trump's agenda,

by: MSN

DOGE is exposing the hypocrisy of some of the government's harshest critics

But as it turns out, these critics don't really mind any of those things, as long as they're the ones in charge. The latest example of this turnabout is billionaire Silicon Valley investor Marc Andreessen.

by: MSN

UN Security Council appears united on Syria, say diplomats

United Nations Security Council members will work on a statement on Syria in the coming days, U.S. and Russian diplomats said on Monday, after a closed-door meeting over the rebel seizure of the capital Damascus and ousting of President Bashar al-Assad.

by: MSN

DICT: Low salary discourages cybersecurity experts from joining gov't

The government is in urgent need of cybersecurity experts, but due to low salaries, only a few are applying for these positions, an official from the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) said on Monday.

by: MSN

Liberal frontbencher Paul Fletcher to retire from politics

Fletcher will step down following next year's federal election after announcing he has no plans to run again.

by: MSN

Assad's fall a 'humiliation' for Iran and Russia, says David Lammy

Bashar Assad is the 'rat of Damascus' who fled to Moscow 'with his tail between his legs', according to David Lammy in a statement to the Commons.

by: MSN

'Rat of Damascus' Assad fled to Moscow, says Lammy, as Putin hit by 'strategic political defeat' in Syria

Rat of Damascus' Assad fled to Moscow, says Lammy, as Putin hit by 'strategic political defeat' in Syria - Foreign secretary brands Assad a 'monster' as the horrors of dictator's prisons emerge after

by: MSN

Careful and charismatic: Syrian rebel leader's extremist past raises questions about his future

Standing before a cheering crowd in Damascus' historic Umayyad Mosque, the broad and bearded Abu Mohammad al-Jolani declared a new chapter in Syria's history.

by: MSN

'When she is already governor and senator?': Kari Lake mocked over possible ambassador nom

Failed ultra-MAGA GOP nominee for Arizona governor and U.S. Senator, Kari Lake, is being mocked after a report detailed that she has emerged as a "leading contender" to be President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for U.

by: MSN

Government faces third Tory non-confidence vote ahead of potential fiscal hurdle

The Liberals are set to face a third Conservative non-confidence vote in the House of Commons on Monday, but the government is likely to survive with the support of the NDP.

by: MSN

How could a hostile federal government affect homelessness and housing in LA?

Through funding, law, and courts, the federal government has foundational influence over how local governments can act.
  • Tue, December 10, 2024

by: LocalSYR

Here's how the US is countering the Islamic State group during Syria's upheaval

Massive U.S. airstrikes on Islamic State militants in Syria were meant in part as a message to the group and a move to ensure that it doesn't try to take advantage of the

by: This Day

Ghana: John Mahama's Return

And now in Ghana, over the weekend, former President John Dramani Mahama has been overwhelmingly re-elected as President for another term of four years. The people of Ghana looked back and looked into the future and concluded that Mahama is best suited to take them into the future.

by: Cyprus Mail

Netanyahu to take the stand in his corruption trial for the first time

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel is set to take the stand on Tuesday for the first time in his long-running corruption trial under a court order that is likely to force him to juggle between the courtroom and war room for weeks.

by: The Press of Atlantic City

NJ Transit CEO stepping down

The move comes months after a series of high-profile rail service disruptions and cancellations led to widespread anger among commuters.

by: Hindustan Times

SM Krishna: Man who played key role in transforming Bengaluru into global IT hub

Krishna served as Karnataka's chief minister from 1999 to 2004 and as India's external affairs minister, in his six-decade long political career

by: Firstpost

The life and legacy of SM Krishna, who built 'Brand Bengaluru'

Former Karnataka Chief Minister SM Krishna passed away at his residence early Tuesday (December 10) morning. The 92-year-old is recognised for having transformed Bengaluru into India's Silicon Valley

by: Rolling Stone

Trump's Biggest Lies From His 'Meet the Press' Interview

President-elect Trump spread falsehoods about immigrants, Obamacare and the 2020 election during his 'Meet the Press' interview.

by: Hindustan Times

SM Krishna, former Karnataka CM and Maharashtra governor, dies at 92

SM Krishna was the chief minister of Karnataka from 1999 to 2004 and the governor of Maharashtra from 2004 to 2008.

by: Fox News

Heritage report offers roadmap to defeat Tren de Aragua, the mega-gang taking over US cities

New report a starting point to understand the Tren de Aragua organization that was "honed and perfected inside Venezuelan prison walls then exported throughout the Western Hemisphere."

by: The Independent

Reeves warns ministers of cuts as 'every pound' of government spending to face review

In letters sent by Chief Secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones, departments will be told 'difficult' spending decisions will be required

by: RTE Online

Formal government formation talks to begin between FF and FG

Formal discussions between Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael to draw up a new Programme for Government will get under way this evening.

by: Sydney Morning Herald

Albanese, in a yarmulke, is all but swallowed in an election-like scrum

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has visited the burnt-out remains of Adass Israel, surrounded by a scrum of media and congregants.

by: RTE Online

Formal government formation talks to begin between FG and FF

Formal discussions between Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael to draw up a new programme for government will get under way this evening.

by: MSN

Moment Kay Burley makes Labour minister squirm in row over bin collection change

The Sky presenter demanded answers after it was revealed Labour had quietly abandoned Tory rules for councils.

by: MSN

'Bela Act will be implemented': Siviwe Gwarube insists she wants to keep her government job

Minister of Basic Education Siviwe Gwarube says there are several positive aspects within the polarizing Basic Education Laws Amendment (Bela) Act, and the new piece of legislation is certainly going to be implemented in South Africa.

by: MSN

British wife of ousted Syrian leader Assad 'not welcome in the UK', Lammy says

The Prime Minister said it was too early to say whether the Government would strip Asma Assad of her British citizenship.

by: MSN

SACP cabinet deployees remains safe despite uncertainty over alliance future

The frustrated SACP announced last week that they would be contesting the upcoming 2026 local government elections alone without the ANC.

by: MSN

'I'll raise funds!' Tory donor given high-profile Reform UK role as Nigel Farage plots path to No10

Tory mega-donor Nick Candy has joined Reform UK as the populist party's Treasurer ahead of the 2025 Local Elections. Candy, 51, whose wife Holly Valance flirted with standing for Reform UK in the 2024 General Election,

by: MSN

Holly Valance's property tycoon husband Nick Candy to become Reform UK's treasurer

Holly Valance's property tycoon husband Nick Candy to become Reform UK's treasurer - Billionaire property tycoon said he would take up the fundraising role in the new year

by: MSN

After T shirts and masks, Congress MPs don 'Modi-Adani' bags as Parliament showdown continues

Adani" bags, escalating opposition attacks on the government for allegedly avoiding discussion on Adani bribery allegations. A blame game erupted between the government and opposition over parliamentary disruptions,

by: MSN

Russia is protecting Syria's former strongman. But it's also talking to the rebels who ousted him

Assad's regime is a blow to Russia, which has supported him for the last decade. But political analysts say the Russians may find a way to work with the rebel forces that unseated the Syrian dictator.

by: MSN

In counter to AAP's 'jhukega nahi', BJP drops Pushpa-style poster featuring Delhi unit chief

BJP Monday shared poster of Delhi unit president Virendraa Sachdeva sitting on a chair in Pushpa-style. The poster had the tagline 'Bhrashtachariyon ko khatam karenge, rappa rappa'.

by: MSN

PA congressman reveals new details about suspect's arrest

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by: MSN

'Remarkable leader, prolific reader and thinker': PM Modi pays tribute to former Karnataka CM SM Krishna

Former Karnataka chief minister SM Krishna passed away at 92, prompting tributes from Prime Minister Modi and CM Siddaramaiah. PM Modi recalled cherished interactions with SM Krishna, highlighting his remarkable leadership and focus on improving lives.

by: MSN

Map Shows China's Suspected Spy Bases in Cuba

A Washington, D.C.-based think tank has again raised concerns that the U.S. rival could be privy to Cuban electronic eavesdropping operations.

by: MSN

After second meeting with Hegseth, Ernst hints at whether she will or won't support confirmation

How could a hostile federal government affect homelessness and housing in LA?

Through funding, law, and courts, the federal government has foundational influence over how local governments can act.
The article from MSN discusses the potential impacts of a hostile federal government on homelessness and housing issues in Los Angeles. It highlights how federal policies could exacerbate the city's housing crisis by reducing or altering funding for housing programs, imposing stricter regulations, or changing the allocation of resources. For instance, cuts to Section 8 housing vouchers or changes in HUD (Housing and Urban Development) policies could directly affect the availability of affordable housing. Additionally, the article mentions the possibility of federal intervention in local governance, potentially overriding local initiatives aimed at reducing homelessness. It also explores the broader implications, such as how a lack of federal support could lead to increased local taxes to compensate for lost funding, thereby straining city budgets and possibly leading to more people falling into homelessness. The piece underscores the interconnectedness of federal policy with local housing stability, emphasizing the need for cooperative governance to address these complex issues effectively.

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https://www.msn.com/en-us/politics/government/how-could-a-hostile-federal-government-affect-homelessness-and-housing-in-la/ar-AA1vyQKS