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11 Dec 2024
#politics
Human Events: KENNY CODY: The Hunter Biden and Pete Hegseth dichotomy sums up the GOP’s problem
On December 1st, President Biden pardoned his son, Hunter Biden, for multiple felony and misdemeanor tax offenses, as well as gun charges. This move has raised concerns about the potential for further pardons for other individuals and the implications for justice and accountability.
Republicans in Congress have expressed frustration over their inability to effectively challenge Biden's actions, while also facing internal divisions regarding the confirmation of Secretary of Defense nominee Pete Hegseth. The GOP's struggle to unify and assert its power is seen as a critical issue for the party's future.
Breitbart: Exclusive–Gorka: Second Trump White House Will Be 'Very Different' from the First
Dr. Sebastian Gorka, the incoming senior director of counter-terrorism for the Trump administration, asserts that the next Trump White House will differ significantly from the first. He highlights the need for trusted allies in key positions to effectively implement the MAGA agenda, citing past vulnerabilities.
Gorka warns of ongoing opposition from institutional Republicans and the deep state, claiming that bureaucrats will continue to influence governance regardless of presidential leadership. He emphasizes that the new administration will face challenges but is better prepared for the fight ahead.
The Telegraph: Bristol graduate ‘abducted’ by Venezuelan political police
Jesús Armas, a Venezuelan pro-democracy activist and Bristol University graduate, has been reportedly kidnapped by Venezuelan authorities and taken to a torture center in Caracas. This incident follows a crackdown on political opponents after Nicolás Maduro's disputed presidential election victory in July, with around 2,000 individuals believed to have been kidnapped since then.
International calls for Armas's release have emerged, with the Institute of Economic Affairs urging the UK government to take action. Critics emphasize the need for global solidarity against Maduro's regime, which has faced widespread condemnation for its human rights abuses and refusal to acknowledge election irregularities.
The Western Journal: Democratic Florida Lawmaker Flips to Republican Party a Month After Being Re-Elected
Florida state lawmaker Susan Valdes, recently re-elected as a Democrat, announced she is switching to the Republican Party. Valdes expressed a desire to be part of a productive legislative environment and criticized the Democrats for being more focused on protest than progress.
She aims to work on issues affecting her community and believes joining the Republican supermajority will allow her to do so effectively. Valdes's shift contributes to a Republican majority of 86-34 in the Florida House.
#society
Le Monde: Afghan refugees minister killed in Kabul by suicide blast
Khalil Haqqani, Afghanistan's minister for refugees, was killed in a suicide bombing at the ministry's offices in Kabul, with the Taliban blaming the Islamic State (IS) for the attack. This marks the first assassination of a minister since the Taliban regained power in 2021.
Haqqani, who was on US and UN sanctions lists, was known for his ties to the Haqqani network. Despite a reduction in violence since the Taliban's takeover, IS remains active in Afghanistan, frequently targeting civilians and Taliban officials.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Watch Live: Antony Blinken Questioned over Disastrous Afghanistan Withdrawal
Secretary of State Antony Blinken faced scrutiny from the House Foreign Affairs Committee regarding the Biden administration's withdrawal from Afghanistan, which has been widely criticized as chaotic and poorly executed. His testimony aimed to address concerns and provide explanations for the decision-making process.
#economy
Breitbart: Inflation Accelerated in November, Rising 2.7% For the Year
Inflation accelerated in November, with the consumer price index rising 2.7% year-over-year and core inflation climbing 3.3%. The monthly increase of 0.3% matched the fastest pace since March, despite a resilient labor market and rising consumer optimism.
The Federal Reserve may still cut rates at its upcoming meeting, despite concerns that recent rate cuts could exacerbate inflation. Economic growth is projected at a 3.3% pace according to the Atlanta Fed.
#culture
GB News: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's colleague makes his feelings clear on the Sussexes
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have launched a five-part documentary series titled "Polo" on Netflix, produced through their Archewell Productions. The series aims to make the sport more accessible, featuring insights from Harry's polo expertise and Meghan's perspective on its social atmosphere.
The show highlights the U.S. Open Polo Championship and includes a father-son storyline with polo legend Adolfo Cambiaso and his son Poroto. The production team emphasized Harry's unique contributions to maintaining factual accuracy and enhancing the documentary's appeal beyond traditional sports narratives.
#crime
The Western Journal: Daniel Penny Sends a Scathing Message to Leftist City Leaders in Fox News Interview
Daniel Penny, acquitted of criminally negligent homicide in the death of Jordan Neely, spoke out in a Fox News interview, defending his actions during a subway confrontation. He expressed that he acted to protect fellow passengers from Neely, who had a history of violence.
Penny criticized New York officials for their handling of crime, suggesting their policies have failed and led to his prosecution for political reasons. His remarks resonated with supporters who view him as a hero for his actions.
The Western Journal: 'Parasites Had It Coming' - Alleged CEO Shooter's Manifesto Released
Luigi Mangione, accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, has had his manifesto released, expressing grievances against the healthcare industry. He claims that the system is corrupt and that his actions were justified due to the industry's greed and power.
Mangione's statements have sparked a surprising wave of support for him, with some expressing anger towards the healthcare sector and a notion of vigilante justice emerging. He is currently contesting extradition to New York to face murder charges.
Fox News: Jimmy Kimmel outs his staff being hot for suspected UnitedHealthcare CEO killer
Jimmy Kimmel joked about his staff's unexpected attraction to Luigi Mangione, the suspected murderer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, during his monologue. He shared humorous text exchanges among his team discussing Mangione's looks and the bizarre online popularity surrounding him.
Kimmel noted that this fascination has extended to social media and other media figures, with some expressing sympathy for Mangione. He highlighted the absurdity of the situation, mentioning products and fanfare emerging around the suspect, contrasting it with the usual political discourse.