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10 Dec 2024
#politics
Fox News: How Biden – and Trump – helped make the pardon go haywire
The ongoing debate over presidential pardons has intensified, particularly following President Biden's unexpected pardon of his son, Hunter, despite prior promises. This has led to speculation about potential preemptive pardons for individuals who may face retaliation under a future Trump administration, raising concerns about the implications of such actions.
Critics argue that accepting a pardon could imply guilt, complicating the political landscape further. The historical context of presidential pardons, as outlined by Alexander Hamilton and opposed by George Mason, highlights the delicate balance of power involved. The current situation suggests a troubling cycle of retaliatory pardons between administrations.
Breitbart: MSNBC's Vance: Trump Is Sending Message to Supporters to 'Use Violence, Commit Crimes'
Joyce Vance criticized President-elect Donald Trump for suggesting pardons for January 6 defendants, claiming it incites violence and criminal behavior among his supporters. Bill Kristol expressed concern over the alignment of Republican figures with those involved in the Capitol assault and the implications for democracy.
Vance emphasized the troubling message Trump sends, suggesting he encourages supporters to engage in unlawful actions for his benefit. This situation raises significant alarm regarding the political climate and its potential consequences.
Breitbart: GOP Rep. Roy: Trump DOJ Should Be Looking into the Civil Rights Abuses Against Daniel Penny
Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) is calling for an investigation into Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg following Daniel Penny's acquittal. He claims civil rights abuses were committed against Penny and believes the jury's decision reflects a positive shift in America's justice system.
Roy emphasized the need for accountability from New York's legal system, praising the jury for recognizing Penny as a hero who acted to protect others. He urged the incoming Trump administration's Justice Department to address these alleged abuses.
Fox News: Trump FBI director pick Kash Patel 'instrumental in unraveling' Russia collusion hoax, former chair says
Kash Patel, nominated by Donald Trump for FBI director, led the investigation into alleged Trump-Russia collusion, revealing significant government surveillance abuses. His findings contributed to the appointment of two special counsels, both of whom concluded there was no collusion.
The investigation, known as "Crossfire Hurricane," was initiated by the FBI in 2016 based on the controversial Steele dossier, funded by the Clinton campaign. Subsequent reviews confirmed that the dossier was central to obtaining FISA warrants against Trump campaign aide Carter Page, raising concerns about the integrity of the FBI's actions.
Fox News: DNC fundraiser takes aim at 'vindictive' torrent of criticism over Hegseth comments
Lindy Li, a prominent Democratic strategist, faces backlash from her party after expressing support for Trump’s defense secretary nominee, Pete Hegseth. She claims the criticism highlights the Democratic Party's issues with internal dissent and accountability following recent electoral losses.
Li, a major fundraiser for the party, criticized leadership for doubling down on identity politics and purging dissenters. She is now reconsidering her allegiance to the party and has received interest from Trump's team about switching sides.
GB News: German politician leading polls calls for ECHR exit over migration crisis
A leading German politician, Jens Spahn of the CDU, has suggested that Germany consider leaving the European Convention on Human Rights to better manage its migrant crisis. He criticized the country's asylum policies, stating that German courts have been too lenient, resulting in nearly 250,000 applications in 2024.
Spahn emphasized the need for Germany to regain control over its borders, even if it risks diplomatic tensions. As the CDU prepares for upcoming elections, Spahn and other leaders are distancing themselves from former Chancellor Angela Merkel's legacy, asserting that past decisions on immigration and energy policy need reevaluation.
#society
Fox News: Mysterious 'ding' sounds heard on airplanes might not mean what you think
A viral TikTok by American Airlines pilot Captain Steve explains the meaning behind the "ding" sounds heard during flights. Each ding signals specific actions for flight attendants, such as preparing for takeoff or indicating it's safe to start cabin service after reaching 10,000 feet.
The pilot details that the first ding occurs during taxiing, the second at 10,000 feet, and the final ding signals descent. Different airlines may use various chime patterns, but the underlying purpose remains the same: to ensure communication and safety for passengers and crew.
Fox News: Prince Harry, Meghan Markle skewered in doc highlighting 'encyclopedia of low points': experts
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are criticized by Montecito neighbors in a new documentary, "Prince Harry – The Lost Prince," which portrays them as isolated and disconnected from their community. Locals claim their attempts to include the couple in social events have gone unanswered.
Experts suggest the film highlights the couple's struggles to find relevance post-royalty, with some questioning their community engagement despite their claims of wanting to make an impact. The documentary also revisits Harry's controversial comments about his military service, raising concerns over his family's security.
Le Monde: In Syria's Saidnaya prison, the shattered hopes of families of the missing
Families of missing individuals are gathering at Saidnaya prison, driven by hope to find their loved ones believed to be detained there. Despite the prison's liberation, rescue efforts revealed no hidden prisoners, leaving many in despair as they recount their stories of loss and longing.
The atmosphere is charged with emotion as relatives search for any sign of their missing family members, some having disappeared for years. The site remains a haunting reminder of the regime's brutality, with lingering fears evident among those who have suffered under Assad's rule.
Breitbart: Venezuelan Political Prison Survivor Describes Oxygen Torture by Socialists
A 20-year-old political prisoner from Venezuela, recently released, revealed to the BBC that he endured severe physical and psychological torture during his imprisonment. Identified as “Juan,” he described brutal treatment, including beatings, suffocation, and being fed rotten food, after being unjustly detained following the disputed July presidential election.
The Maduro regime has intensified its crackdown on dissent, detaining thousands and employing tactics such as forced confessions and the establishment of “reeducation camps.” Juan recounted horrific conditions in Tocorón prison, likening it to a concentration camp, where inmates faced extreme mistreatment, including starvation and torture.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Waltz: I Expect More Pressure on Iran, Less on Israel Under Trump
Rep. Mike Waltz, President-Elect Trump's choice for national security adviser, emphasized a strategy of "maximum pressure" on Iran, suggesting that previous efforts were effective. He criticized the pressure on Israel and expressed confidence in Trump's ability to negotiate transformative deals globally.
Waltz indicated that the focus would shift back to Iran, asserting that the previous administration's approach should be reinstated to better support U.S. allies.
Fox News: Biden seems to take credit for Assad's downfall amid fears of Islamic State revival
The collapse of Bashar Assad's regime in Syria has led to renewed scrutiny of the Biden administration's foreign policy, particularly regarding its handling of the region. President Biden claimed credit for shifting the balance of power in the Middle East, attributing successes to U.S. support for Israel and efforts against Iran and Hezbollah. Critics, however, argue that the administration's previous cautious approach undermined its ability to fully support Israel and achieve a decisive victory against its adversaries.
Experts highlight that the fall of Assad could have significant implications for Iran and Russia, while concerns about the resurgence of ISIS remain. The current situation poses challenges for U.S. interests and allies in the region, with calls for a more robust strategy to counter threats from ISIS and ensure stability among Kurdish forces.
Breitbart: Leftist Colombian President Suggests Russia Dumped Assad for Trump in Unhinged Rant
Colombian President Gustavo Petro expressed outrage over the ousting of Bashar Assad, alleging a new alliance between Russia and Trump while lamenting Israel's potential expansion into Syrian territory. His lengthy social media post raised concerns about the future of authoritarian regimes in Latin America and the implications for global politics.
Critics, including former Defense Minister Juan Carlos Pinzón, condemned Petro's remarks as inappropriate and detrimental to Colombia's interests, suggesting that his support for dictatorships undermines the country's diplomatic standing.
#economy
GB News: Christmas dinner costs surge by inflation-busting 6.5% - full list of most expensive items
The cost of a traditional Christmas dinner in Britain has risen by 6.5%, surpassing the current inflation rate of 2.3%. The average meal will cost households £32.57, with significant price increases for potatoes (16.2%) and cauliflower (14.6%).
Despite rising prices, shoppers are expected to continue spending, with predictions of over £13 billion in supermarket sales this month. Retailers are introducing seasonal products, and spending on non-grocery items has surged by 21% in December.
#crime
Fox News: Luigi Mangione arrested in UnitedHealthcare CEO murder: What happens now?
Luigi Mangione, 26, was arrested in Pennsylvania in connection with the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City. He was found with fake IDs, a gun, and a manifesto against the health insurance industry. Authorities are considering local or federal charges.
Mangione's extradition to New York may take several days, depending on whether he waives extradition or faces a hearing. He has been charged locally and is suspected of possessing a "ghost gun," which could lead to federal charges. Forensic evidence is being collected to link him to the crime.