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10 Dec 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: Watch Live: Senate Democrats Fear Monger over Trump's Promised Mass Deportations
Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee are expressing strong opposition to the mass deportations proposed by President-elect Donald Trump. The hearing highlights concerns over the potential impact of such policies on immigrant communities.
The committee aims to address the legal and social implications of the promised deportations, emphasizing the need for a more humane approach to immigration.
#politics
Breitbart: Congress Issues ‘Public Objection’ to Antony Blinken for Pushing LGBT Agenda
Congress has criticized Secretary of State Antony Blinken for allegedly introducing an LGBTQ+ agenda into U.S. foreign policy, claiming he misinterprets the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights to include sexual orientation and gender identity. Rep. Brian Mast argues this move exceeds Blinken’s authority and undermines free expression and religious rights.
Mast asserts that such actions do not represent the will of the American people and risks losing domestic legitimacy for U.S. foreign policy. He has formally requested Blinken to provide all related internal communications by December 19, 2024.
Fox News: Biden admin's cold-shoulder approach to crypto concerns industry leaders: 'Needs to be looked at'
Leaders in the cryptocurrency sector are expressing outrage over documents revealing that the Biden administration directed banks to halt cryptocurrency-related activities. This initiative, dubbed "Operation Chokepoint 2.0," allegedly led to the debanking of numerous crypto firms, impacting their business models significantly.
Critics, including former Silvergate Bank CTO Chris Lane, argue that these regulatory actions contributed to the bank's collapse. Coinbase's Chief Legal Officer, Paul Grewal, emphasized that American businesses should access banking services without government interference, calling for a reevaluation of these policies.
Fox News: Speaker Johnson says 'still some concern' about Elon Musk-backed online safety bill
House Speaker Mike Johnson expressed concerns about the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA), particularly regarding its implications for free speech and potential government censorship. While the bill has received strong bipartisan support in the Senate, it faces challenges in the House, where leaders are wary of the authority it grants to the Federal Trade Commission.
Elon Musk and X CEO Linda Yaccarino have advocated for the bill, emphasizing the need for online safety for minors while protecting free speech. The bill aims to hold social media companies accountable for user safety and restrict addictive features for users under 17. Both Musk and congressional supporters are pushing for a House vote before the end of the year.
Forbes: Supreme Court Could Boost These Oil Billionaires As Court Hears Environmental Case Today
Justice Neil Gorsuch recused himself from a Supreme Court environmental case due to concerns over his ties to billionaire Philip Anschutz, who has interests in the oil industry. The case involves the scope of environmental reviews for a proposed railway in Utah, which could impact oil and gas drilling.
The court's ruling, expected before June, could significantly affect how environmental impacts are assessed under the National Environmental Policy Act, potentially easing regulations for oil and gas projects. Environmental groups oppose limiting these reviews, arguing it undermines legal protections.
Breitbart: Clyburn: Pardons for Nonviolent J6 Defendants Could 'Be Okay'
Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC) expressed his views on pardons for January 6 defendants, suggesting a case-by-case approach. He believes some individuals may deserve pardons if they were caught up in the moment, but those who violently attacked law enforcement should not be pardoned.
Clyburn emphasized that the decision to pardon lies with the president and should be used to rectify wrongs and offer second chances. However, he opposes blanket pardons for all involved in the January 6 events.
Fox News: 'Unified government': Incoming House Republican reveals agenda for new Congress after ousting Dem incumbent
Rep.-elect Gabe Evans, who won in Colorado's 8th District, emphasizes the need for Republicans to address rising crime and border issues. He believes the GOP will unify to fulfill campaign promises, focusing on public safety, economic empowerment, and securing the borders.
Evans highlights the frustrations of law-abiding Hispanic citizens regarding illegal immigration and calls for stronger collaboration between local law enforcement and federal agencies. He asserts that the Republican majority has a mandate to enact change for all Americans.
#society
The Telegraph: Assad had signed portrait from Queen Elizabeth II in presidential palace
Bashar al-Assad, the ousted Syrian leader, had a signed photo of Queen Elizabeth II in a treasure-filled room at his presidential palace. Rebel fighters discovered the room, which contained gold-encrusted chests, paintings, and a rug featuring Assad's own face among other valuables.
The now-ransacked New Shaab Palace also held a gold FIFA award from Syria's 2005 participation and a silver shield.
The Economist: Blight newsletter: What British politicians really earn on the side
Scottish tourism is experiencing a surge, driven largely by Americans seeking to connect with their Caledonian roots. Meanwhile, British MPs' second jobs in media are under scrutiny for their earnings.
The rollout of electric cars in Britain faces challenges, with potential revisions to ambitious targets. Additionally, the debate on assisted dying continues, indicating more discussions ahead.
Fox News: Check out festive and faux options to find your perfect Christmas tree
As the holiday season approaches, many homeowners are choosing artificial Christmas trees, with nearly 77% planning to purchase one. These trees offer convenience, reduced environmental impact, and a variety of styles, making them a practical choice for festive decor.
Options range from pre-lit trees to unique designs like flocked and upside-down styles, catering to different tastes and budgets. With prices starting around $22 for tabletop versions to $399 for high-end options, there's a tree for every home and preference.
#economy
Forbes: Oracle Shares Tumble After Earnings Miss—Larry Ellison’s Fortune Loses $15 Billion
Larry Ellison, co-founder of Oracle, saw his net worth drop by $15 billion after the company's stock fell nearly 7% following an earnings report that missed analyst expectations. Despite this setback, analysts remain optimistic about Oracle's growth, particularly in its cloud services.
Oracle's cloud revenue rose 12% year-over-year, making up 77% of total revenue. Analysts have not lowered their stock price targets, with some projecting a return to record highs, fueled by increasing demand for AI-based computing.
#military
Breitbart: Leftist UK Gov't Slammed for Plan to Use Electric Vehicles on Battlefield
The British government's plan to test electric vehicles on the battlefield has drawn criticism from former military leaders. They argue that prioritizing green energy over traditional military needs could compromise troop safety and operational effectiveness.
Critics, including Colonel Richard Kemp, express skepticism about the feasibility of electric vehicles in combat situations, questioning whether the technology can meet the demands of warfare. The Ministry of Defence maintains that advancements in electric vehicle technology could enhance military capabilities while supporting sustainability.
#culture
Fox News: Ryan Reynolds took six years to make 'Deadpool & Wolverine' because he didn't want to be an 'absentee' dad
Ryan Reynolds discussed the future of the "Deadpool" franchise, expressing uncertainty about more films due to his commitment to being a present father to his four children. He emphasized the importance of creating a complete experience with the latest installment rather than just a setup for sequels.
Reynolds also reflected on his role as a producer and co-writer, noting the challenges of balancing creative input with the demands of blockbuster filmmaking. Despite the pressures, he aimed to ensure that the films resonated with audiences, as demonstrated by the success of "Deadpool & Wolverine."
#crime
GB News: Jay-Z and Beyonce put on united front with daughter, 12, for first time since rapper faced rape allegations
Rapper Jay-Z and wife Beyoncé made their first public appearance since a civil lawsuit was refiled against Jay-Z, alleging he raped a 13-year-old girl 24 years ago. The couple attended the premiere of their daughter's film alongside family, appearing united despite the allegations.
Jay-Z, whose real name is Shawn Carter, denied the accusations, labeling them a "blackmail attempt" and criticizing the lawyer representing the accuser. He challenged the claims to be pursued criminally and expressed concern for his family's well-being amid the controversy.
Fox News: UnitedHealthcare CEO slaying suspect Luigi Mangione's first meal behind bars revealed
Luigi Mangione, a 26-year-old former Ivy League computer scientist, was arrested in Altoona, Pennsylvania, in connection with the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City. He was found at a McDonald's, reportedly calm after initially shaking during his arrest. Authorities recovered a ghost gun and cash linked to the crime.
Mangione faces multiple charges, including murder and unlawful possession of a firearm. Surveillance footage captured the shooting, and police tracked his escape to a bus depot. Investigators are exploring potential motives, including possible resentment over insurance claims.
Human Events: JACQUELINE TOBOROFF: Penny was vindicated, but the true scandal remains
Former Marine Daniel Penny has been acquitted after a highly politicized trial led by Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg. Jurors initially deadlocked on the manslaughter charge, but the judge allowed the prosecution to proceed with a lesser charge, which ultimately resulted in Penny's vindication.
The case highlights significant issues in New York City's justice system and the perceived failures of Bragg's policies, which critics argue have contributed to rising crime rates. Penny's actions were deemed necessary in a dangerous subway incident, raising concerns about the implications for self-defense and the treatment of individuals in similar situations.
#science
Forbes: Annual Geminid Meteor Shower Will Peak This Week—Here’s How To Watch
The Geminid meteor shower, regarded by NASA as the most reliable annual meteor event, is peaking between December 12 and 13, with up to 120 meteors visible per hour. Active since December 2, it is caused by debris from the asteroid 3200 Phaethon, displaying yellow and green hues.
To best view the shower, NASA advises finding a dark area, lying flat with feet facing south, and allowing 30 minutes for eyes to adjust. The optimal viewing time is between 9 and 10 p.m. local time, though meteors will be visible into the early morning.
#other
On The Water: NY DEC Reports Another Below-Average Striped Bass Spawn in the Hudson River
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation reported poor juvenile striped bass production in the Hudson River for 2024, marking the second consecutive year of below-average results. The index value was 7.85 fish per haul, below the long-term average, raising concerns about future striped bass availability.
The survey, conducted bi-weekly from July to November, indicates challenges for striped bass in other spawning areas as well. The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission plans to meet on December 16 to consider management adjustments to help rebuild the coastal striped bass stock.