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10 Dec 2024

#illegals

Fox News: New York voters want state to support Trump deportations, poll finds
New York voters want state to support Trump deportations, poll finds
A Siena College poll reveals that 54% of New York voters support President-elect Trump's mass deportation plans for illegal immigrants, with majority backing across various demographics, including 58% in downstate suburbs. Opposition is notably higher among Democrats, with 51% against deportations.

Trump aims to initiate mass deportations upon taking office, while also expressing willingness to collaborate with Democrats on a plan for "Dreamers" protected under DACA. The poll reflects a significant divide in opinions on immigration policy within the state.


#politics

Human Events: Syrian rebels appoint prime minister from terrorist group Hayat Tahrir al Sham’s political wing
Syrian rebels appoint prime minister from terrorist group Hayat Tahrir al Sham’s political wing
Syrian rebels have appointed Mohammed al Bashir, leader of the terrorist group HTS's political wing, as prime minister to form a new government. The US State Department has labeled HTS a terrorist organization, citing its involvement in humanitarian exploitation.

Rebel leaders have issued directives to avoid attacks on former Assad regime personnel and to grant amnesty to previous soldiers. Former Prime Minister Mohammed al Jalali expressed readiness to cooperate with the new government, emphasizing the potential for normal relations with neighboring countries.


Le Monde: Macron aims to name prime minister 'within 48 hours,' say party chiefs meeting with him
Macron aims to name prime minister 'within 48 hours,' say party chiefs meeting with him
French President Emmanuel Macron plans to appoint a new prime minister within 48 hours after the ousting of Michel Barnier. He convened party leaders, excluding the far-right and hard-left factions, amid concerns over the nation’s finances and a looming budget deficit.

The political landscape remains fragmented, with parties unwilling to compromise on key issues. A special budget law is set to be presented to ensure governmental function, as France faces a deficit exceeding 6% of GDP.


Fox News: Trump's Defense pick goes on offense as support grows for Hegseth confirmation
Trump's Defense pick goes on offense as support grows for Hegseth confirmation
Pete Hegseth's nomination as defense secretary appears to be gaining traction after significant support from President-elect Trump and efforts from Vice President-elect JD Vance. Despite facing allegations of misconduct, Hegseth remains confident and is working to secure the necessary votes for confirmation.

Senator Joni Ernst's support is seen as crucial, especially given her background and advocacy against sexual assault in the military. Trump's political allies are rallying behind Hegseth, warning Republican senators that opposition could lead to primary challenges in the future.


The Western Journal: Grassley Savages FBI Dir. Wray, Lists 5 of His Worst Offenses, Including 1 on Child Trafficking
Grassley Savages FBI Dir. Wray, Lists 5 of His Worst Offenses, Including 1 on Child Trafficking
Senator Chuck Grassley has called for FBI Director Christopher Wray to resign, citing multiple failures during his tenure, including mishandling investigations related to President Trump and the Biden family. Grassley expressed a lack of confidence in Wray's leadership and criticized the FBI's treatment of whistleblowers and other misconduct.

Grassley emphasized the need for reform within the agency and pointed out that Wray's actions have perpetuated a culture of politicization and double standards. He indicated that the incoming administration, under President-elect Donald Trump, would likely seek a new direction for the FBI.


The Western Journal: Hilarious 60-Second Video: Joe and Jill Won't Make Eye Contact with Kamala as She Stands 2 Feet Away from Them
Hilarious 60-Second Video: Joe and Jill Won't Make Eye Contact with Kamala as She Stands 2 Feet Away from Them
At the recent Kennedy Center Honors, President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden displayed noticeable tension with Vice President Kamala Harris and her husband, Doug Emhoff. Despite being seated next to each other, there was a complete lack of eye contact or acknowledgment between the two couples, reflecting ongoing discord within the Democratic Party.

The strained relationship stems from the fallout of Biden's 2024 campaign, where both sides blame each other for the president's premature exit from the race. This unresolved conflict suggests that the rift may persist, as neither party appears willing to take responsibility for their roles in the situation.


#society

Fox News: Jay-Z, Beyoncé stand united at ‘Mufasa: The Lion King' premiere following rape accusation
Jay-Z, Beyoncé stand united at ‘Mufasa: The Lion King' premiere following rape accusation
Jay-Z attended the premiere of "Mufasa: The Lion King" with his family amid ongoing rape allegations filed against him. The lawsuit claims he raped a 13-year-old girl at an MTV after-party in 2000, which he vehemently denies, labeling the claims as extortion.

In a statement, Jay-Z expressed concern for his family's well-being, particularly how the allegations might impact his children. His mother-in-law, Tina Knowles, faced scrutiny for allegedly liking a post about the accusations but later claimed she was hacked. The film is set to release on December 20.


GB News: Bombshell plans for ‘RIP British Farming rally’ revealed as protestors take aim at Labour’s ‘anti-farming Stalinist offensive’
Bombshell plans for ‘RIP British Farming rally’ revealed as protestors take aim at Labour’s ‘anti-farming Stalinist offensive’
Farmers are set to protest in London against Labour's budget, which they claim threatens the future of British farming. The rally, organized by groups like Save British Farming, follows a previous demonstration where 20,000 farmers expressed their discontent over inheritance tax caps and other measures.

The farming community argues that these policies jeopardize food security and the viability of family farms. Despite government assurances of support, many farmers feel the budget is detrimental and are calling for urgent changes to protect their industry.


#foreignaffairs

Le Monde: Israel takes advantage of Syrian regime's fall to extend its control of strategic areas
Israel takes advantage of Syrian regime's fall to extend its control of strategic areas
Following Bashar al-Assad's retreat from Damascus amid a rebel offensive, Israeli forces have entered Syrian territory, capturing strategic positions in a UN-supervised buffer zone. This move, executed without conflict, raises concerns over the stability of the region and the future of the Separation of Forces Agreement.

Israeli officials cite security threats from rebel groups as justification for this deployment, which could lead to a prolonged military presence. Iran has condemned the action as a violation of the UN Charter, highlighting the escalating tensions in the region.


#economy

Fox News: Republicans rip Hochul's 'inflation refunds' as a bribe to 'make NYers like her'
Republicans rip Hochul's 'inflation refunds' as a bribe to 'make NYers like her'
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has proposed a plan to provide "inflation refunds" of up to $500 to help residents cope with rising living costs. The initiative aims to return $3 billion in excess sales tax revenue to nearly half of the state's population, targeting families earning less than $300,000 and individuals under $150,000.

However, the proposal has faced criticism from Republicans, who argue it is a temporary solution that does not address the state's high tax burden and regulatory issues. Critics claim that the plan is more about improving Hochul's approval ratings than providing real relief to New Yorkers.


#crime

Fox News: Alvin Bragg torched online after failed Daniel Penny prosecution: 'Should pay ultimate political price'
Alvin Bragg torched online after failed Daniel Penny prosecution: 'Should pay ultimate political price'
Conservative commentators have criticized Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg for prosecuting Daniel Penny, a former Marine charged in the chokehold death of homeless man Jordan Neely. Penny was acquitted of criminally negligent homicide, with many arguing Bragg's case was unwarranted and politically motivated.

Critics claim Bragg's actions reflect a troubling trend in his tenure, prioritizing politically convenient cases over public safety, which they argue has contributed to rising crime in New York City. Calls for Bragg's removal from office have intensified following the verdict.


The Western Journal: Alvin Bragg Responds to Daniel Penny Acquittal by Trying to Play Victim
Alvin Bragg Responds to Daniel Penny Acquittal by Trying to Play Victim
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has faced criticism for his handling of high-profile cases, particularly the prosecution of Donald Trump and the recent trial of Daniel Penny. Following Penny's acquittal, Bragg attempted to frame himself as a victim of public backlash, despite the jury's decision affirming Penny's innocence in a case involving the death of Jordan Neely.

Bragg's statement acknowledged the jury's verdict but also highlighted threats faced by his staff during the trial, which he condemned. Critics argue that Bragg's portrayal of himself as a victim is disingenuous, given his office's aggressive legal tactics.


Forbes: What We Know About Luigi Mangione: Suspected UnitedHealthcare Shooter Sees Himself As A ‘Hero,’ Police Reportedly Think
What We Know About Luigi Mangione: Suspected UnitedHealthcare Shooter Sees Himself As A ‘Hero,’ Police Reportedly Think
Luigi Mangione, 26, has been charged with murder and several weapon-related offenses in connection with the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York. Authorities found a manifesto detailing Mangione's motivations, which he described as a symbolic act against corporate corruption.

Mangione was arrested in Pennsylvania after being recognized at a McDonald's, where police discovered fraudulent IDs and a firearm similar to the one used in the shooting. He will be extradited to New York to face charges. The investigation continues as police assess the potential motivations behind the attack.


Forbes: Polymarket Users Start Betting On UnitedHealthcare Shooting Suspect Luigi Mangione
Polymarket Users Start Betting On UnitedHealthcare Shooting Suspect Luigi Mangione
Users on predictive betting site Polymarket have begun placing bets on Luigi Mangione, the suspect in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, following his arrest in Pennsylvania. Various bets focus on the case's details, including potential motives and the release of a manifesto.

Polymarket has gained attention for its betting markets, particularly during the 2024 presidential election. The platform is now seeing significant trading volumes related to the Thompson case, with users speculating on various outcomes tied to Mangione's actions and background.