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10 Dec 2024
#politics
The Federalist: Biden's Pardon Statement Should Revive Pursuit Of Cover-Ups
President Biden's blanket pardon for Hunter Biden is criticized as a hypocritical move aimed at covering up the family's alleged corruption and influence-peddling. The pardon is said to protect Hunter from scrutiny over his dealings with foreign entities and the Deep State's role in shielding these activities.
The article raises concerns about the implications of the pardon, questioning the extent of unprobed crimes and the influence of foreign powers on U.S. policy. It suggests that rather than ending the investigation, the pardon should prompt renewed scrutiny into the Biden family's dealings and the actions of federal officials involved.
The Federalist: Gov. Stitt's 'Green' Energy Plans Will Only Hurt Oklahomans
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt recently signed a memorandum with Denmark to enhance green energy initiatives in the state. Critics argue this will lead to significant loss of farmland for wind and solar projects, primarily benefiting other states while Oklahoma's energy needs are largely met by oil and gas.
Concerns have also been raised about the environmental impact and safety risks associated with carbon capture and renewable energy installations. The push for green energy is seen as a misguided effort that could harm local communities and economies, reflecting a broader backlash against similar initiatives in other conservative states.
Fox News: Outgoing Sen. Joe Manchin pushes constitutional amendment for Supreme Court term limits
Senators Joe Manchin and Peter Welch are introducing a constitutional amendment to impose 18-year term limits for future Supreme Court justices. The amendment would only affect justices appointed after its ratification, allowing current justices to serve for life.
The proposal aims to create regular vacancies by initiating new terms every two years, maintaining the total number of justices at nine. Both senators argue this reform is necessary to restore public trust in the judicial system and reduce political conflict during confirmations.
#society
Fox News: Pepperdine students shelter in library, campus center as Malibu fire forces evacuations
Pepperdine University is under a shelter-in-place order due to the Franklin Fire in Malibu, which has burned over 1,822 acres and remains 0% contained. Classes and exams have been canceled, and fire resources are on campus to manage smaller spot fires.
Residents in the area are being evacuated, and Pacific Coast Highway is closed. No injuries have been reported, and the cause of the fire is under investigation. Updates are being provided by the university's Emergency Operations Committee.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Dec. 10: Day 431 – Decrying ‘witch hunt,’ PM begins to testify in trial
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took the stand for the first time in his corruption trial, outlining key allegations against him and discussing his motivations for testifying. He emphasized the impact of Israel's military actions on the fall of the Assad regime in Syria.
In response to the regime's collapse, Israel's military has conducted extensive operations, including airstrikes and naval actions against Syrian forces, leading to accusations from the UN of violating the 1974 Disengagement Agreement. Netanyahu asserts these actions are part of a broader strategy to dismantle Iranian influence in the region.
#military
The Telegraph: Watch: Starmer thanks British troops for secret missions in ‘volatile’ Middle East
Sir Keir Starmer praised British personnel stationed in Cyprus for their contributions during a tumultuous time in the Middle East. He highlighted their involvement in Operation Shader, humanitarian aid efforts in Gaza, and evacuation planning for Lebanon.
In his address, Starmer emphasized the significance of their service to national and allied safety, expressing gratitude on behalf of the country and wishing them a chance to relax during the Christmas season.
#culture
The Federalist: New Riot Games Policy Puts Players' Free Speech In Jeopardy
Riot Games is expanding its terms of service to penalize players for alleged violations occurring on non-Riot platforms, claiming it aims to protect players from harmful behaviors. Critics argue this move could lead to ideological enforcement and stifle free speech among gamers.
Concerns are raised that this policy could result in punitive actions against players expressing dissenting views, similar to past incidents in the gaming industry. The potential for Riot to enforce political correctness beyond its own games is seen as a troubling trend that could further politicize the gaming community.
#crime
GB News: Six people charged in London with being members of proscribed terrorist group after Met raids
Six individuals have been charged with membership in the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) following police raids in London. The charges, made under the Terrorism Act 2000, stem from an extensive investigation by the Metropolitan Police, with the suspects set to appear in court.
The arrests have raised concerns in the local community, particularly among Kurdish residents. Police have committed to increasing their presence in the area and engaging with community members to address any worries stemming from the investigation.
Fox News: Family of UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting suspect says they are 'shocked' by son's arrest
Luigi Mangione, 26, has been charged with the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, who was shot outside a New York City hotel. Mangione's family expressed shock and devastation over his arrest, offering prayers for Thompson's family and all involved.
Mangione was apprehended in Pennsylvania after a five-day manhunt. He allegedly possessed a ghost gun and writings that criticized the healthcare industry, claiming to have acted alone in the murder.
Fox News: Alleged assassin of health care CEO officially charged and more top headlines
A suspect has been arrested in connection with the murder of a healthcare CEO, with charges now filed against the alleged assassin. The suspect's family has spoken out following the arrest.
National security agencies are under scrutiny as large drones pose a threat to Americans. Meanwhile, the CDC warns of a new super-drug more lethal than fentanyl spreading across the U.S.
#other
RV Lifestyle: 33 Unique & Popular Souvenirs From RV Travels
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RV Lifestyle: 13 Best Road Trip Movies for RVers and Camping
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