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#politics
Fox News: Democrat Tammy Baldwin details recipe for running in a swing state after victory in Trump-won Wisconsin
Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., won re-election in Wisconsin while Donald Trump flipped the state back to Republican. Baldwin's success is attributed to her "72-county strategy," which involved extensive travel and engagement with voters across diverse areas, focusing on local issues.
Her campaign emphasized agricultural concerns and garnered support from groups like the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation. Baldwin's approach included hosting events on pressing topics, such as the opioid epidemic, and she believes her model could benefit other Democrats in swing states.
Front Page Magazine: 37% of Senate Dems Voted for an Arms Embargo on Israel.
Sen. Bernie Sanders introduced resolutions for a partial arms embargo on Israel, with 37% of Senate Democrats voting in favor. This reflects a significant shift within the party, despite White House opposition.
The Democratic Senate delegation includes members with a history of anti-Israel sentiments, raising concerns about the party's stance on Israel and its alignment with pro-terrorist views.
GB News: 'Even America are coming in!' Nana Akua praises Eric Trump for 'sticking up for British farmers'
Eric Trump has voiced support for British farmers during an interview with GB News, criticizing Labour's treatment of rural communities. He compared their struggles to those faced by farmers in the U.S. and expressed hope that British farmers would unite in their fight for better conditions.
Thousands of farmers protested in Westminster against Labour's changes to inheritance tax, which will affect farms valued over £1 million. The National Farmers' Union indicated that this demonstration is just the beginning of their campaign against the new tax rules.
#society
GB News: Drivers issued urgent licence warning that will 'restrict their freedom' in weeks amid safety fears
A new campaign targeting young drivers over Christmas aims to reduce drink-driving incidents, particularly among men aged 17 to 24. Major alcohol brands, including Heineken and Fullers, are partnering with the Government's THINK! initiative to promote zero alcohol options in pubs and bars.
The campaign features new messaging and branding to encourage the choice of alcohol-free drinks before driving. With police operations planned to address drink and drug driving during the festive season, the initiative seeks to raise awareness of the risks and consequences of drink-driving.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Iran hiding missile, drone programs under guise of commercial front to evade sanctions
Iran is reportedly using its commercial sector to hide the development of ballistic missiles, circumventing international sanctions. Sources indicate that private companies are being utilized as fronts for military operations, with workers often unaware of their involvement in missile and drone production.
The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) warns that several companies are linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and are involved in producing components for military use. Despite sanctions, Iran continues to enhance its missile capabilities, which pose significant challenges to global nonproliferation efforts.
#crime
Fox News: Daniel Penny trial: Marine vet could testify to support justified defense claim, NYC defense lawyer says
Daniel Penny, a Marine veteran, is on trial for the chokehold death of Jordan Neely, a homeless man with a history of mental illness and criminal behavior. Legal experts suggest Penny will likely testify in his defense, as his mindset during the incident is crucial to the justification of his actions.
The prosecution argues that Penny acted recklessly, while the defense claims his actions were justified due to perceived danger. Witnesses have described feeling threatened by Neely's behavior before the incident. Penny faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted.