NOTE: Starting this Tuesday going through Sunday, I will be taking a break from The Hudak Report. So, no new editions from Wednesday-next Monday. Ever since starting this newsletter last summer, the only breaks from it I’ve had are ones where life threw me a curveball and I just wasn’t able to work on the newsletter and when I was in the mental hospital. Even when I don’t release new editions, aka, federal holidays and weekends, I’m still working on the newsletter. My trip to the mental hospital and the few times life got in the way for a day are the only times I didn’t work on this at all. Frankly, I’m burnt out and this week is Thanksgiving. I need a break that I chose and one where I’m not working on this newsletter at all. I have family coming from out of town for Thanksgiving, I already won’t be writing Prism Hockey, which is my job, and the little time I do have for writing I want to use to focus on writing my novel. I need this break badly and I just want to relax and enjoy the holiday with family. I’ll post this again tomorrow for anyone who missed this announcement today. I hope you all understand. I’m a one person show running all this. Outside the videos and articles JM Hatch posts in the comments section, I have to find all the stories myself and it often takes several hours out of my day to do this (and I make ZERO money off this, this is a labor of love). Anyway, see you tomorrow and then after that not until next week.

Featured News

Al Jazeera: Waves of Sudanese families flee expanding war, arrive in impoverished Chad

Al Mayadeen: Canada dodges confirming role in Israeli Gaza war 'lessons' seminar

Common Dreams: DOGE ‘Doesn’t Exist’ Anymore, But the Damage It Did ‘Will Be Felt for a Long Time’

Edmonton Journal: 'Don't back down': Tentative deal averts strike for Alberta nurses, health-care aides

Firstpost: Mass kidnapping in Nigeria: Over 300 students and teachers abducted as schools shut nationwide

The Guardian: End of fossil fuel era inches closer as Cop30 deal agreed after bitter standoff

Canada & USA

Canadian news:

• Alberta government eyes AI to write legislation for 1st time

• Carney and Modi agree to restart stalled Canada-India trade talks

• Currie Dixon sworn in as Yukon's 12th premier, appoints eight to cabinet

• GOP lawmaker demands $300B in defense dues from Canada

• Gun buyback program will launch nationally after Nova Scotia pilot, minister says

• No more feminist foreign policy, Carney says

• Ottawa is 'rebooting' its relationship with the tech industry, advocates say

• Sow and 2 cubs likely involved in Bella Coola grizzly attack on school group: conservation officer

• Steve Outhouse in as next Conservative campaign manager

USA news:

• Aftermath of Chicago’s intense immigration crackdown leaves lawsuits, investigations and anxiety

• Many prominent Maga personalities on X are based outside US, new tool reveals

• Marjorie Taylor Greene announces she is resigning from Congress

• Noem Moves Hard Against Legal Migrant Health Benefits

• Severe internet outages keep happening — and they might get worse

• Supreme Court temporarily restores Texas’ new congressional map

• Texas data center expansion raises blackout risk during extreme winter weather

• Trump administration cannot expand rapid deportations, US appeals court rules

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World News

• Argentina Moves to Roll Back Glacier Protections Amid Mining Push

• Australia: Thousands without power, major hospital damaged as Cyclone Fina sweeps through Darwin

• Brazil’s Federal Police Detain Jair Bolsonaro Under Supreme Court Order

• Cameroon opposition leader flees to Gambia for ‘safety’ after disputed vote

• Daily Mail owner strikes £500mn deal for Telegraph

• DOJ activists resist Labour’s ‘ridiculous’ ban on Palestine Action

• France accused of blocking Kanak leader’s return to New Caledonia

• Houthi court in Yemen hands down death sentences to 17 people accused of spying

• Israel kills top Hezbollah commander in attack on Lebanon’s capital

• Jamaica reports deadly leptospirosis outbreak after Hurricane Melissa

• Myanmar junta says nearly 1,600 foreigners arrested in scam hub raids

• Saadat in Danger: Prisoner Office Warns of ‘Slow Liquidation’ of Palestinian Leader

• White House considers leaflet drop to pressure Maduro on his birthday

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What I’m Reading

• 5 Terrifying Consequences of the Epstein Files Release Survivors Fear Most

• Blowback and the international troll industry

• Quebec’s government has launched a ‘shock and awe’ assault on workers and the vulnerable

• You Don't Hate The Mass Media Enough