Shell Wins Appeal On Emission Ruling

Climate activists may gave won against Shell in 2021 when a Dutch court commanded the oil giant to reduce its carbon emissions by 45 percent by the end of 2030, but it did not last long.

Three years later, Shell managed to win its appeal against this ruling. In the court's view, Shell doesn’t have a "social standard of care" to curtail emissions, the BBC reports.

Authorities Warn Of Possible Escalation Of Tren de Aragua Activities

The Tennessee police just issued a dire warning about the surge of Tren de Aragua (TdA) gang activity in their four major cities, with a top law enforcement official placing the blame on the "porous" southern border.

"This gang has exploited [the border]," said Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Director David Rausch on "Fox & Friends" last 15 November.

Typhoon Man-yi Will Bear Down On The Philippines After Typhoon Usagi

As hundreds of people tried to flee from Typhoon Man-Yi as it bore down on the Philippines, another threat of destruction looms.

Five major storms have already battered the archipelago nation in the last three weeks, killing at least 163 people and prompting the United Nations to request US$ 32.9 million in aid for the worst-affected regions.

"Weak And Woke" U.S. Generals Will Be Purged

President-elect Donald Trump is already considering establishing a "warrior board" to review senior officers in the US military and weed out "woke generals", according to initial reports from his team.

A draft executive order under consideration by the president-elect’s transition team would set up a board of retired senior officials to audit top brass that do not meet standards of "leadership capability, strategic readiness, and commitment to military excellence".

Tom Homan: "Legal Immigrants Are Perfectly Safe"

Tom Homan, who was personally chosen by President-elect Trump as the new "border czar' in his upcoming administration, pushed back against critics of his immigration ideology.

Fox Business’s Elizabeth MacDonald showed recent clips featuring MSNBC anchor Nicolle Wallace saying Homan has "ties to Project 2025," former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro saying he has "a cowboy attitude" and that Trump's deportation plan will "require a lot of pushback" and "The View" co-host Ana Navarro saying "when he says 'Yes, families can be deported together,’ what he is saying, is that U.S. citizens can be deported."