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With the Thanksgiving holiday weekend coming to an end‚ Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) announced his plan for a quick vote on President Joe Biden’s request for roughly $106 billion in funds for Israel‚ Ukraine‚ and other national security priorities. The top Senate Democrat said in a “Dear Colleague” letter on Sunday that he aims to bring the “supplemental” package that also includes money for Taiwan and the Indo-Pacific‚ among other things‚ to the floor “as soon as the week of December 4th.” Schumer claimed the “biggest holdup” is the “insistence” by Republicans to link aid to Ukraine‚ which is fighting against Russian invaders‚ to “partisan” U.S. border security policy. “This has injected a decades old‚ hyper-partisan issue into overwhelmingly bipartisan priorities‚” Schumer said‚ adding that “hard-right demands” — such as those seen in the border security bill passed by the House earlier this year — “jeopardize” the entire package. The Senate roadmap is sure to set up a clash with the GOP-led House after it passed legislation to offset $14.3 billion in aid for Israel in its war with Hamas by slashing the same amount of funds meant for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). That measure passed with bipartisan support‚ but Schumer responded by saying the upper chamber would not even consider the proposal. And though Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) has signaled openness to funding other national security concerns raised by the Biden administration‚ including more funds for the Ukraine defense effort and border security‚ he stressed they must be considered in the “proper order” as the House strives to be “good stewards of the taxpayers’ resources” under his watch. In his letter‚ Schumer shared additional priorities for the Democrat-controlled Senate‚ including passing the National Defense Authorization Act before the end of 2023‚ negotiating with the House on full-year spending bills ahead of two government shutdown deadlines early next year‚ and setting up a classified briefing to update senators on the situation in Ukraine. The New York Democrat also declared that he will have the full Senate consider a resolution passed by the Rules Committee to break Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s (R-AL) months-long “hold” on the Senate’s ability to quickly approve U.S. military nominees in protest against a Pentagon abortion policy. “Senators should expect long days and nights‚ and potentially weekends in December‚” Schumer said in ending his letter.

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A cat crawled under a fence for help‚ made a remarkable transformation‚ and now wishes for a dream place for the holidays. Laszlo the catPuppyKittyNYCITYEarlier this year‚ a Good Samaritan came across a friendly cat meowing from the other side of a chain-link fence.The moment the cat saw the man‚ he crawled under the fence and made a beeline to him. He nudged the guy's hand‚ and his purr motor started rumbling. The cat was just skin and bones and had lost a significant amount of fur around his torso.He was hungry but so starved of affection that he flopped on the finder's legs for full-body snuggles. He was found wandering the streets all alonePuppyKittyNYCITYIt was clear that the cat didn't belong outside. The finder reached out to his animal rescue‚ PuppyKittyNYCITY‚ for assistance. With their support‚ the kind-hearted man scooped up the cat into his arms and saved him from a life on the streets.The veterinary team discovered that the cat‚ lovingly named Laszlo‚ was severely malnourished and likely had been neglected for a while. Laszlo rubbed against his human friend and flopped on his legsPuppyKittyNYCITY"He was so friendly and had lost all his hair likely due to poor nutrition (from not having much food on the street)‚" PuppyKittyNYCITY shared with Love Meow.The cat's history prior to his rescue remained unknown‚ but his life was about to change. Laszlo followed the man around for attention and lovePuppyKittyNYCITYUpon arriving at the rescue‚ Laszlo stepped out of his carrier and bounded up to volunteers for pets. He had an insatiable desire for affection‚ rubbing up against everyone as if to reclaim the love he had missed living as a stray."His personality is so amazing. Laszlo is one of those special cats." Laszlo was an instant love-bug when he arrived at the rescuePuppyKittyNYCITYAs Laszlo made steady gains‚ his fur gradually grew back and thickened. He was most excited at mealtime and never wasted a morsel of food.He started to relax as he realized that he no longer had to worry about where his next meal would come from. He was so happy to be safe that he snuggled up to everyonePuppyKittyNYCITYAfter a few of months of good nourishment and great care‚ Laszlo made a stunning transformation into a gorgeous cat‚ boasting a gleaming coat.He's won over every volunteer at the rescue as well as staff at the vet with his endearing qualities. He is like a love sponge‚ constantly soaking up affection from those around him. Laszlo has transformed into a handsome panther kittyPuppyKittyNYCITY"Nobody is able to resist falling in love with him. He is a super sweet boy with lots of personality. He's so clever that he's figured out how to open the cubby doors."Laszlo is ready to find a place of his own for the holidays. His fur has grown back‚ and he's really filled outPuppyKittyNYCITYHe's currently at the Petco adoption center (in Forest Hills‚ Queens)‚ awaiting his happily-ever-after.If a visitor or volunteer comes to see him‚ he sticks his paw out through a window hole for them to hold. As soon as they open the condo door‚ he melts into their hands and purrs up a storm. He sticks his paw out at the adoption center‚ ready for pets and snugglesPuppyKittyNYCITYLaszlo has come a long way since he was found wandering alone outside. He loves nothing more than spending time with his people.The former stray has blossomed into a handsome panther kitty with so much to give. PuppyKittyNYCITYShare this story with your friends. More on Laszlo and PuppyKittyNYCITY on Instagram and Facebook.Related story: Six Kittens Convince Shelter Volunteer to Take Them Home so They Can Have What They Wanted Together

On Sunday‚ the third round of hostages held captive by Hamas terrorists were released. No family members of the released hostages are speaking out on the gruesome miss treatment of their loved ones…

The Walt Disney Company recently admitted that wokeness and culture wars have had major impacts across the board on the multinational entertainment and media conglomerate. Disney also warned investors that the company's wokeness presents risks to its "reputation and brands."Last week‚ the Walt Disney Company filed its annual financial report with the Securities and Exchange Commission for the fiscal year that ended on Sept. 30. The report detailed the performance of the variety of its properties for the last fiscal year as well as potential future risks for the worldwide entertainment company.The SEC filing revealed that Disney employs roughly 225‚000 workers worldwide. The company notes that it has a "key human capital management objective" of "making the workplace more engaging and inclusive" and creating a more "diverse workforce."Disney's "Diversity‚ Equity and Inclusion" objectives include "building teams that reflect the life experiences of our audiences‚ while employing and supporting a diverse array of voices in our creative and production teams."The Walt Disney Company also plans on "amplifying underrepresented voices" under its DE&;I initiatives. Disney said the company's revenues for fiscal 2023 were $88.9 billion – an increase of 7% versus 2022. However‚ Disney slashed spending on content and staff. In the past year‚ Disney cut spending on film and TV content from $29.8 billion to $27.2. Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger said earlier this month that he aims to cut total spending on content to $25 billion next year‚ according to The Hollywood Reporter. Deadline reported‚ "Efforts to rein in content costs have been accompanied by broader cuts of staff and other expenses‚ with some $7.5 billion in cost savings already recorded."The entertainment behemoth said it had taken in more revenue from streaming services than from traditional broadcast TV for the first time ever. Disney suffered a 14% decrease in domestic advertising revenue due to fewer impressions.Disney revealed that ESPN subscribers decreased by 7% from the previous year. The company noted that costs of products have increased by 11% – in part due to inflation. Walt Disney Company admitted that engaging in culture wars has inflicted major impacts across the board. "We face risks relating to misalignment with public and consumer tastes and preferences for entertainment‚ travel and consumer products‚ which impact demand for our entertainment offerings and products and the profitability of any of our businesses‚" the SEC filing stated. "Our businesses create entertainment‚ travel and consumer products whose success depends substantially on consumer tastes and preferences that change in often unpredictable ways."Disney said the "misalignment" with its consumers has impacted "broadcast‚ cable‚ theaters‚ internet or mobile technology‚ and used in theme park attractions‚ hotels and other resort facilities and travel experiences and consumer products."Disney said its products are sometimes "introduced into a significantly different market or economic or social climate from the one we anticipated at the time of the investment decisions."The entertainment conglomerate confessed that its environmental and social goals present "risks.""Further‚ consumers’ perceptions of our position on matters of public interest‚ including our efforts to achieve certain of our environmental and social goals‚ often differ widely and present risks to our reputation and brands‚" Disney admitted. "Consumer tastes and preferences impact‚ among other items‚ revenue from advertising sales (which are based in part on ratings for the programs in which advertisements air)‚ affiliate fees‚ subscription fees‚ theatrical film receipts‚ the license of rights to other distributors‚ theme park admissions‚ hotel room charges and merchandise‚ food and beverage sales‚ sales of licensed consumer products or sales of our other consumer products and services."Disney said its leisure business is affected by various factors‚ including health concerns and the political environment.In March‚ Disney inserted itself into the debate over Florida's Parental Rights in Education bill on March 28.Jumping into the political arena proved costly for the House of Mouse as Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis fired back‚ and revoked the Walt Disney Company’s special district status in the state. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!