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11 Dec 2024
#politics
The Telegraph: South Korea’s ex-defence minister ‘tried to commit suicide in police cell’
Former South Korean defense minister Kim Ki-joong attempted suicide in police custody following his arrest for alleged rebellion and abuse of power related to President Yoon Suk Yeol's controversial martial law declaration. Kim's condition is reported as stable after the incident.
As investigations intensify, police also searched President Yoon's office, with several officials arrested amid scrutiny over their roles in enforcing the martial law. The opposition Democratic Party plans to submit a new impeachment motion against Yoon after a previous attempt failed.
Le Monde: The Biden administration's moral corrosion
President Biden's pardon of his son Hunter, facing serious legal issues, undermines his earlier promises of integrity and rule of law. Critics argue this action blurs ethical lines between Democrats and Republicans, reinforcing public cynicism about political accountability.
The defense of Biden's decision often relies on comparisons to Trump, suggesting a cycle of moral compromise in politics. This situation highlights a broader disillusionment with political leaders, as public trust erodes amidst perceived nepotism and privilege.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Poland Foresees Ukraine War Peace Negotiations 'In The Winter'
Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk suggests that peace negotiations for the Ukraine war may begin this winter, reflecting a shift in tone as Poland prepares to lead the European Council. Tusk aims to influence the political landscape during this presidency, emphasizing security.
He plans discussions with key leaders, including France's President Macron and Ukraine's President Zelensky, amidst ongoing threats from Russia. Poland, alongside the UK and France, is positioning itself as a central player in maintaining support for Ukraine, despite potential shifts in U.S. policy.
#culture
Breitbart: Taylor Swift Invited Caitlin Clark to Attend Chiefs Game
Taylor Swift may soon share her luxury suite at Chiefs games with Caitlin Clark, who met the pop star during her Eras Tour in Indianapolis. Clark, named "Athlete of the Year" for 2024, was surprised by the crowd's reaction at the concert.
Swift invited Clark to a Chiefs home game and gifted her a note about attending a Fever game. The Chiefs have one remaining home game on December 21, and Clark's team opens their season on May 17.
#crime
Fox News: CEO murder suspect's ex-roommate stunned by charges: 'It's like two completely different human beings'
Luigi Mangione's former roommate, R.J. Martin, expressed disbelief over Mangione's arrest for the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Martin described Mangione as a supportive community member who participated in activities like book clubs and volleyball, contrasting this image with the serious charges against him.
Martin noted their close friendship and Mangione's struggles with back pain, emphasizing that the person he knew seemed incompatible with the alleged crime. He mentioned a joking suggestion about reading Ted Kaczynski's manifesto but denied influencing Mangione's views.
GB News: Police seize vehicle in Kent and discover driver's licence expired 43 years ago - 'Why do they do it?'
A driver in Kent was stopped by police and found to have an expired driving licence since 1981, prompting the vehicle's seizure. The driver had previously been disqualified for drink driving, raising questions from social media users about how they managed to evade detection for over 40 years.
Traffic Offence Reports were issued, highlighting that driving without a valid licence is an endorsable offence, potentially leading to fines and points. Renewals are typically required every 10 years, with specific provisions for older drivers.
#sports
Breitbart: VIDEO: Eli Manning Says Giants Forbade Him from Riding the Subway: 'I Could Get Pushed in Front of a Train'
Eli Manning, who played 16 seasons for the New York Giants, recently rode the subway for the first time, revealing that his contract prohibited him from doing so due to safety concerns. His brother Peyton expressed surprise at this, highlighting the unusual restrictions athletes face.
NFL teams often include clauses in contracts to prevent players from engaging in potentially dangerous activities. The Giants specifically viewed subway travel as risky, citing incidents of people being pushed onto the tracks in recent years.
Breitbart: Fox's Joel Klatt Accuses Playoff Selection Committee of 'Manipulating the Process' to Pick SMU over Alabama
Joel Klatt criticized the College Football Playoff Selection Committee for favoring SMU over Alabama, calling their decision “horrendous.” He argues that the committee manipulated their process, placing SMU ahead of a team that defeated them, which undermines the playoff's integrity.
Klatt contends that while SMU had a strong season, Alabama's performance against top teams should have been considered more heavily. He suggests that the committee's choice reflects a disconnect between the playoff's stated goals and its execution, indicating a need for reevaluation.