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10 Dec 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Rachel Morin's mom pleads senators 'hear our cries for help' in mass deportations hearing testimony
Patty Morin, mother of murder victim Rachel Morin, testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee, urging lawmakers to secure the border. Her daughter was allegedly killed by illegal immigrant Victor Martinez Hernandez, wanted for murder in El Salvador.
Morin's testimony coincides with discussions on mass deportations and border security under the incoming Trump administration, highlighting concerns over violent crimes committed by illegal immigrants.
#politics
Fox News: Brazilian President Lula in ICU after surgery to drain head hemorrhage, hospital says
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is recovering in intensive care after surgery for an intracranial hemorrhage. The procedure followed headaches believed to be caused by a fall at home in October.
Lula, 79, is reported to be stable and under monitoring. His office had previously canceled a trip to Russia for a BRICS summit due to the incident. A press conference is scheduled for further updates.
Forbes: Trump’s Cabinet And Key Jobs: Harmeet Dhillon, Mark Paoletta, Alina Habba Tapped For Legal Roles
President-elect Donald Trump has announced several key appointments for his administration, including Harmeet Dhillon as the Justice Department attorney general for civil rights and Mark Paoletta as the Office of Management and Budget general counsel. Other notable picks include Alina Habba as counselor to the president and Christopher Landau as deputy secretary of state.
Trump's selections span various roles, with a mix of familiar faces and new nominees, including David Sacks as the AI and cryptocurrency czar and Jared Isaacman as NASA administrator. The appointments reflect Trump's focus on efficiency and his commitment to his campaign promises.
Le Monde: Syrian rebels name Mohammed al-Bashir head of transitional government
Mohammed al-Bashir has been appointed as the new head of a transitional government in Syria following the Islamist rebel group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham's seizure of Damascus. This government will operate until March 1, succeeding President Bashar al-Assad, who has fled the country.
Previously, Bashir led the Salvation Government in northwest Syria, which was established in 2017 to provide services in rebel-held areas. The group has expanded its assistance efforts into Aleppo, marking a significant shift in control within the region.
#society
GB News: Mother wins discrimination case against family-run accountancy firm who told her she was 'skiving' while looking after her children
Holly Grant, a trainee accountant, won a sex discrimination case against Buffery & Co after being dismissed due to her childcare responsibilities. Her supervisor claimed being a mother was a barrier to success and accused her of "skiving" while working from home.
The tribunal found that the company's concerns about Grant's ability to succeed were rooted in discriminatory views regarding mothers. Employment judge Christabel McCooey ruled that such comments would not have been made to a male employee in a similar situation. Compensation will be decided later.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: Syrian rebels have dealt a blow to Vladimir Putin’s naval ambitions
The recent collapse of the Assad regime in Syria poses a significant threat to Russia's naval presence in the Mediterranean, particularly affecting its control over the Tartus port, which has been a strategic asset since 1971. This shift may diminish Russia's influence in the region and weaken its position against NATO.
As the Kremlin navigates this transition, it faces challenges in maintaining its military foothold, suggesting a potential decline in its power along NATO's southern border. The implications of this development could reshape regional dynamics in the near future.
The Telegraph: Israel denies its forces are on outskirts of Damascus
Israeli tanks were reported to have advanced into Syria, specifically into Qatana, raising tensions in the region. The Israel Defense Forces denied these claims, asserting that their troops remain within the UN-patrolled demilitarized buffer zone.
Israel's foreign minister characterized the reported incursion as a precautionary measure to prevent potential threats from Syria. The IDF maintains that the media reports of their advancement are inaccurate.
#crime
Human Events: Passengers stop father from hijacking Volaris flight in Mexico
A father attempted to hijack a Volaris Airlines flight from El Bajío to Tijuana, aiming to divert it to San Diego. Passengers intervened after he threatened a flight attendant and the plane's door. The flight made an emergency landing in Guadalajara, and the man was taken into custody.
Volaris Airlines confirmed that safety protocols were followed, and all passengers and crew were unharmed. The airline is pursuing legal action against the individual involved.
Forbes: Jay-Z Attends ‘Mufasa’ Premiere—Day After Denying Teen Sexual Assault Allegations Linked To Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs: Everything To Know
Billionaire musician Jay-Z, recently named in a federal lawsuit alleging he and Sean "Diddy" Combs assaulted a 13-year-old girl in 2000, has strongly denied the claims. The lawsuit accuses them of drugging and sexually assaulting the girl at a party, with Jay-Z's attorney seeking to unmask the anonymous accuser.
Jay-Z made a public appearance with his family at the premiere of “Mufasa: The Lion King” shortly after the lawsuit was filed. His statement expressed heartbreak for his family and criticized the allegations as malicious attempts to destroy lives. Combs has faced multiple allegations of sexual misconduct and is currently held on federal charges.
#science
Forbes: Northern Lights Forecast: These States Could See Aurora Borealis Tonight As Solar Flare Threatens Radio Blackouts
The northern lights may be visible across parts of northern states on Tuesday night, with a Kp index forecast of three. This means the auroras could be seen further from the North Pole, particularly in areas like northern Montana and North Dakota, though visibility is low.
Additionally, a recent solar flare could lead to minor to moderate radio blackouts through Thursday, impacting navigation signals. The solar activity is being monitored for potential disruptions, as it may coincide with increased auroral displays.
#outdoors
On The Water: Featured Video: Coldwater Bass on Umbrella Rigs
In late November, Northeast bass anglers typically use smaller lures for a slow approach. However, Sean Snover favors the Alabama Rig, which mimics multiple prey, attracting smallmouth bass in colder waters. This technique proves effective as bass school in deeper areas during winter.
Anglers can utilize electronics to locate these fish and increase their chances of catching them with the umbrella rig. The method offers quicker action compared to larger lures, making it a preferred choice for winter fishing.