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#illegals
Fox News: After backlash, MSNBC changes headline for online piece claiming, ‘Laken Riley's killer never stood a chance’
MSNBC changed its headline on a story about Jose Antonio Ibarra, an illegal immigrant convicted of murdering Georgia nursing student Laken Riley, after backlash for its initial phrasing, which appeared sympathetic to Ibarra. The updated headline clarified the certainty of Ibarra's guilt.
The article emphasized that the defense had a "hopeless case" due to overwhelming evidence. Critics, including Sen. Mike Lee and Donald Trump Jr., condemned the original headline for seemingly portraying the murderer as a victim. Ibarra received a life sentence without parole.
#politics
Breitbart: Poll: 74% Are Very or Somewhat Concerned About Big Tech's Power
A recent JL Partners poll shows that 74% of Americans are concerned about big tech's influence on politics and the economy. Many support antitrust actions, with 69% backing lawsuits against major tech companies. Trump has vowed to address these issues if reelected.
He claims big tech's censorship affected the 2020 election and threatens to scrutinize the upcoming election closely. Trump has previously challenged tech companies like Google, alleging bias in search results. He promises legal action against perceived election interference.
Times Of Israel: Settlers set sights on Trump support for full control of West Bank
Israeli settlers in the West Bank are increasingly looking to Donald Trump to support their aspirations for sovereignty over the region, which Palestinians view as central to a future state. This follows a significant rise in settlement activity and settler violence since Netanyahu's far-right coalition came to power.
While Trump has historically backed pro-Israel policies, it remains uncertain if he will endorse annexation, which could jeopardize U.S. efforts to normalize relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia. Settler leaders claim that their presence enhances security for Israel, despite international condemnation and sanctions in response to escalating violence.
Le Monde: Algeria's silence on Boualem Sansal's arrest is unjustifiable
Boualem Sansal, a 75-year-old French-Algerian writer, has been missing since his arrest in Algiers on November 16. Known for his criticism of the Algerian regime and religious extremism, his detention may be linked to recent controversial statements about Morocco's historical territorial claims.
Concerns have been raised about his well-being, especially following the release of other political prisoners in Algeria. The situation highlights the fragile relationship between Algeria and France, and the potential for individuals like Sansal to become pawns in geopolitical disputes.
#society
The Federalist: Report: Planned Parenthood Sold 'Viable' Fetuses For Experiments
Planned Parenthood has been accused of providing viable fetuses from elective abortions to UC San Diego for research purposes, as revealed in a report by the Center for Medical Progress. The emails detail a plan approved by UCSD's Institutional Review Board in 2018 to collect tissues from fetuses aged 4 to 23 weeks.
The investigation also highlights the use of misoprostol to induce labor in patients, raising concerns about the nature of the abortions performed. Additionally, the report claims there are discrepancies in consent forms provided to English and Spanish-speaking patients, suggesting potential racial discrimination.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: EU recalls envoy to junta-run Niger
The European Union has recalled its ambassador from Niger following accusations from the ruling junta regarding the distribution of €1.3 million in humanitarian aid. Niger's authorities claim the EU envoy acted without proper notification, prompting a request for an audit.
Since the July 2023 coup, Niger's military leaders have distanced themselves from France and expressed growing discontent with the EU's involvement in the country.
Breitbart: Britain Now 'Directly Involved' in Ukraine War, Says Russian Ambassador
Moscow's ambassador to Britain stated that the UK is now "directly involved" in the Ukraine war after Ukraine used British-made Storm Shadow missiles to strike targets in Russia. The ambassador accused the UK of violating prior assurances regarding missile deployment and warned of escalating tensions.
In response, Downing Street dismissed the Russian claims, asserting that they would not be swayed by comments from Moscow. Meanwhile, President Putin announced updates to Russia’s nuclear doctrine, asserting that any attack on Russia, even with non-nuclear weapons, could justify a nuclear response.
Times Of Israel: Erdogan calls ICC arrest warrants against Netanyahu, Gallant ‘courageous’
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan praised the International Criminal Court's decision to seek the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former defense minister Yoav Gallant on charges related to targeting civilians. He emphasized the need for Western nations to uphold their commitments to justice and human rights.
Erdogan, a vocal supporter of Hamas, has condemned Israel's actions in Gaza, labeling them as genocide and calling Israel a "terrorist state." He has also rejected the classification of Hamas as a terrorist organization, asserting Turkey's support for the group.
Breitbart: NATO and Ukraine to Hold Emergency Talks After Russian Missile Attack
NATO and Ukraine will hold emergency talks following a Russian missile strike on Dnipro, escalating the ongoing conflict. President Putin claimed the attack was retaliation for Ukraine's use of Western missiles and warned that new Russian hypersonic missiles could be devastating.
Ukrainian officials canceled parliamentary sessions due to security threats, while Western leaders expressed concerns over Russia's military capabilities. The recent missile strike targeted a military facility, and casualties were reported from drone attacks in Sumy.
#economy
Breitbart: Kevin O'Leary: Trump Will Be 'Very Aggressive' with Tariffs on China
Kevin O’Leary stated that President-elect Donald Trump will implement aggressive tariffs on China due to ongoing trade tensions. He believes these tariffs are necessary to address unfair market access and to pressure China's leadership amid economic instability.
O’Leary emphasized that these tariffs are not permanent and are aimed at ensuring employment in China to stabilize its government. He expressed confidence that American retailers can adapt to these changes while the focus remains on resolving issues with China.
#culture
Fox News: Jay Leno ‘feeling good’ despite suffering bruised face from fall
Comedian Jay Leno is recovering from a recent fall that resulted in a broken wrist and facial bruising. Despite his injuries, he maintained a positive attitude while hosting a charity event in Las Vegas, where he appeared in good spirits and continued to perform stand-up comedy.
This incident follows a series of traumatic events for Leno, including a motorcycle accident and severe burns from a gasoline fire. He has remained resilient throughout these challenges, often downplaying the severity of his injuries and continuing to work shortly after each incident.
#crime
GB News: Starmer and Mahmood represent two of Britain's most crime-ridden constituencies
Analysis reveals that Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood represent constituencies with some of the highest crime rates in England and Wales. Birmingham Ladywood and Holborn & St Pancras rank second and third, respectively, with significant incidents of violence, theft, and other crimes.
Despite a reported overall decline in police-recorded crime, specific categories like sexual offences and knife crime have surged. The government pledges to enhance safety through increased police presence and stricter measures against repeat offenders.
#technology
GB News: Electric cars less likely to breakdown than petrol and diesel models, new report finds
Electric vehicle breakdowns due to running out of charge in the UK have dropped to a record low of 1.85%, down from 2.26% in 2023. This improvement is attributed to advancements in battery technology, increased charging infrastructure, and better driver education.
The AA expects this trend to continue, potentially aligning EV breakdown rates with those of traditional vehicles. Despite the progress, some drivers still express uncertainty about EV ownership and charging logistics.