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11 Dec 2024
#politics
Fox News: Trump names former El Salvador ambassador Ron Johnson as choice for Mexico envoy
President-elect Trump has appointed Ronald Johnson, former U.S. ambassador to El Salvador, as ambassador to Mexico. Trump emphasized Johnson's experience in reducing violent crime and illegal migration during his previous tenure.
Trump also indicated plans to impose tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China to address illegal immigration and drug trafficking, asserting that Johnson's role will be pivotal in enhancing national security.
Fox News: Capitol Police arrest suspect after allegedly assaulting Rep. Nancy Mace
Rep. Nancy Mace reported being physically accosted on Capitol grounds, leading to the arrest of 33-year-old James McIntyre for assaulting a government official. Mace emphasized her commitment to women's safety amid ongoing threats linked to her stance on transgender bathroom access.
Mace has been vocal against transgender individuals using restrooms corresponding to their gender identity, facing backlash and death threats for her views. She has proposed legislation to restrict restroom access based on biological sex.
Le Monde: South Korea's national police chief and Seoul's top officer detained over enforcement of martial law
South Korea's national police chief and the police chief of Seoul were detained over the enforcement of President Yoon Suk Yeol's recent martial law decree. This follows the Democratic Party's plan to submit a motion to impeach Yoon, claiming the decree was unconstitutional.
Yoon's former defense minister was also arrested, marking the first arrest linked to the martial law. Critics argue that Yoon's actions amounted to rebellion, as the constitution prohibits military intervention in political matters. The political tension continues as Yoon faces potential impeachment.
#society
Fox News: Taylor Lorenz's sympathy with suspected UnitedHealthcare CEO killer raises eyebrows
Former Washington Post reporter Taylor Lorenz has sparked controversy with her social media posts and comments regarding the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. She shared a TikTok video that romanticizes the shooting and expressed sentiments that some view as supportive of the killer, Luigi Mangione, who has been arrested and charged in connection with Thompson's death.
Lorenz has described Mangione as a "national hero" and suggested that public anger towards healthcare executives is justified due to their perceived role in healthcare access issues. Despite later retracting her statement about feeling joy over Thompson's death, Lorenz maintained that there is significant frustration with the healthcare system and its leaders.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Taliban Congratulates Syria Jihadists, Hopes for 'Peaceful, Unified, and Stable System'
The Taliban celebrated the recent ousting of Bashar Assad in Syria, expressing support for the Sunni jihadist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), which has taken control following Assad's flight. HTS aims to establish an Islamist regime, raising concerns among Syria's Christian population.
The Taliban's foreign ministry congratulated HTS and called for a peaceful transition to a service-oriented Islamic government. Despite HTS being on the U.S. terrorist list, its leader is attempting to rebrand as a diplomatic figure, similar to the Taliban's initial portrayal after seizing power in Afghanistan.
Breitbart: Report: Syrian Rebels Execute Opponents, Impose Sharia, Threaten Kurds
Syrian rebels are reportedly executing opponents and enforcing sharia law, threatening non-Muslim minorities, including Kurds. Islamic State forces killed 54 fleeing Syrian military personnel, highlighting ongoing chaos among competing factions in the region.
Fierce fighting continues between Turkey-backed rebels and U.S.-supported Kurdish forces. U.S. Central Command is assessing troop readiness, while Israel conducts airstrikes to prevent remaining military assets from falling into rebel hands.
Fox News: Chinese citizen charged with flying drone over key US military, NASA rocket launch base, taking photos
A Chinese citizen, Yinpiao Zhou, was arrested for allegedly flying a drone over Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, taking aerial images. He faces charges for failing to register the aircraft and violating national defense airspace.
Zhou's drone was detected flying for nearly an hour from a nearby public area, and he was found with the drone concealed in his jacket. Investigators discovered he had searched for drone regulations related to the base and had communicated about hacking his drone. He could face up to four years in prison.
Times Of Israel: Syrian rebels appoint interim PM; insurgent leader: Fears about what’s next ‘unnecessary’
Syria's new transitional prime minister, Mohammad al-Bashir, called for stability following the ousting of President Bashar al-Assad by rebel forces. He aims to govern until March 1 and has expressed hopes for cooperation with former officials during the transitional period.
The situation remains tense, with concerns about sectarian violence and the potential for extremism. The international community, including the US and UN, is urging the new leadership to ensure inclusivity and accountability for past crimes as the country moves towards reconstruction.
#economy
Breitbart: Boeing to Lay Off Nearly 400 Workers at Plants in Washington State
Boeing is laying off 396 employees in Washington state as part of workforce adjustments amid ongoing production challenges with the 737 MAX. The layoffs will impact multiple locations, and the company is working with unions to support affected workers.
This comes after a previous notice indicating potential cuts affecting about 17,000 workers, representing 10% of Boeing’s global workforce. The company cites the need to align with its financial reality and priorities following recent strikes and safety incidents.
#health
Breitbart: CDC Warning: Drug 100 Times More Potent Than Fentanyl on the Rise
Federal health officials have issued a warning about carfentanil, a drug that is 100 times more potent than fentanyl and has contributed to a significant rise in overdose deaths. The CDC reported that deaths from carfentanil surged over 700% in 2024, with nearly 70% of U.S. overdose deaths linked to illegally manufactured fentanyls.
The CDC emphasizes the need for rigorous monitoring of carfentanil and other potent opioids, as the drug supply in the U.S. has been increasingly contaminated with these substances. Since the Biden administration took office, over 34 tons of fentanyl have been seized at the southern border, highlighting the ongoing crisis.
#crime
Fox News: Venezuelan national and Tren de Aragua gang member arrested in Trump’s backyard
A Venezuelan national linked to the Tren de Aragua gang was arrested in Palm Beach, Florida. The suspect has a criminal record for assault with a deadly weapon, highlighting concerns about gang violence spreading across the U.S., particularly under the current administration.
Tren de Aragua, originating from a Venezuelan prison, is involved in various crimes, including murder and human trafficking, and is reportedly active in 16 states, posing challenges for law enforcement as it expands its reach across the country.
GB News: Parking space row outside supermarket ends in tragedy as military veteran dies from injuries
Earl Hollins, an 80-year-old military veteran, died after being allegedly assaulted by Anthony Ray Boyce, 57, during a dispute over a parking space in Harris County, Texas. Hollins suffered severe head trauma and was pronounced dead the day after the incident.
Boyce, who reportedly fled the scene in Hollins' car, has been arrested and charged with aggravated assault. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of their acquaintance and may pursue additional charges following Hollins' death.