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11 Dec 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Democrat slammed for saying he’s tired of hearing about migrant crime from law enforcement: ‘Partisan hack’
Rep. Dan Goldman faced backlash for remarks made during a House hearing on illegal immigration, where he expressed fatigue over hearing from Nassau County law enforcement and stated he looked forward to not hearing from them again. Nassau Police Commissioner Pat Ryder criticized Goldman's comments as disrespectful to law enforcement.
Goldman's comments were met with disapproval from other lawmakers, including Rep. Anthony D'Esposito, who highlighted the importance of law enforcement in protecting communities. Ryder emphasized the professionalism of police officers and expressed disappointment in Goldman's unprofessional behavior during the hearing.
#politics
Le Monde: FBI director Christopher Wray to step down in January
FBI Director Christopher Wray announced his resignation effective January, coinciding with the end of President Biden's term. His decision follows Donald Trump's intent to nominate Kash Patel for the role, reflecting ongoing tensions between Wray and Trump.
Wray, who was appointed by Trump in 2017, cited the need to keep the FBI focused on its mission and avoid political entanglement as reasons for his departure. His tenure has been marked by significant investigations, including those involving Trump.
Fox News: Patel ‘ready to serve’ as FBI director, seeks ‘smooth transition’ after Wray resignation news
Kash Patel, President-elect Trump's choice for FBI director, expressed his intention for a "smooth transition" following Christopher Wray's announcement of his resignation at the end of Biden's term. Trump endorsed Patel as the most qualified nominee to restore law and order.
Wray stated his decision was made after careful consideration, aiming to keep the FBI focused on its mission until the end of the current administration. He emphasized the importance of maintaining the bureau's values during this period.
Fox News: Republicans looking for new ways to force through China crackdowns left out of yearly defense bill
Republicans are seeking to include key measures aimed at countering China in upcoming legislation, after these provisions were excluded from the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). House Speaker Mike Johnson emphasized the need for bipartisan support to pass these initiatives, particularly regarding U.S. investments in military technologies linked to China.
The proposed measures include restrictions on U.S. investments that could aid China's military capabilities, as well as provisions regarding military healthcare for transgender operations. Some Democrats have opposed these additions, complicating negotiations as the government funding deadline approaches.
Forbes: FBI Director Christopher Wray Resigning–Clearing Hurdle For Trump Nominee Kash Patel
FBI Director Christopher Wray plans to resign in January, following President-elect Donald Trump's nomination of Kash Patel as his successor. Wray, appointed by Trump for a 10-year term, faced criticism from the former president regarding the FBI's investigations into him.
This situation marks a significant shift in leadership at the FBI amid ongoing political tensions.
Fox News: Trump says Wray resignation 'great day for America,' touts Kash Patel as 'most qualified' to lead FBI
President-elect Trump hailed FBI Director Christopher Wray's resignation as a positive development for America, claiming it will end the "weaponization" of the bureau. He criticized Wray's leadership, alleging it involved illegal actions against him and others.
Trump expressed confidence in his nominee, Kash Patel, calling him the "most qualified" candidate to restore justice and order within the FBI. He emphasized the need for a fair justice system that aligns with the demands of the American people.
The Federalist: How The Media Are Lying Right Now: Trump's 'Loyalists' Edition
The media's portrayal of Trump's administration as filled with "loyalists" is criticized as a misrepresentation of standard political practice. The narrative suggests that Trump's expected loyalty from appointees is a deviation from democratic norms, while in reality, it aligns with effective governance.
This perspective highlights a disconnect between media commentary and the functioning of American government, where loyalty to a president's agenda is essential for implementation. Critics of Trump seem to misunderstand or reject this principle, implying that their opposition is the reason they won't be part of his administration.
#society
Breitbart: Vatican Erases LGBTQ+ Event from Jubilee Calendar
The Vatican has removed an LGBTQ+ pilgrimage event from its official Jubilee 2025 calendar, despite initial acceptance. The event, organized by Jonathan’s Tent, aimed to reconcile faith and homosexuality, but now leads to a “Page not found” error on the Vatican site.
Despite the removal, the pilgrimage is expected to proceed, with events planned at Jesuit Church of the Gesù and St Peter’s Basilica. Conservative Bishop Joseph Strickland has criticized the Vatican's approval of the event, urging prayers for Pope Francis’ “conversion.”
Times Of Israel: At Amsterdam attack trial, prosecutor claims violence ‘not motivated by antisemitism’
Prosecutors in Amsterdam are seeking a two-year prison sentence for Sefa O, one of five suspects charged with attacking Israeli soccer fans following a match on November 7. The violence, which left ten injured, was allegedly incited by social media calls to target Maccabi supporters, raising accusations of antisemitism.
While the prosecutor stated there was no evidence of terrorist intent or antisemitic motivation, the incident has ignited discussions about community polarization in Amsterdam. The court is set to deliver its verdict on December 24.
Forbes: Unexplained Reports Of Drones Flying Over New York, New Jersey And Pennsylvania—Here’s What We Know
In recent weeks, residents in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania have reported numerous sightings of large, low-flying drones, prompting state officials to request FBI assistance. The sightings have occurred over critical infrastructure and have raised concerns about public safety, though officials have stated there is no known threat.
The FBI is actively investigating the matter, with over 3,000 reports received. New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy expressed frustration over the lack of information and called for more federal involvement. Lawmakers are urging transparency regarding the investigations into these mysterious drone activities.
GB News: UK weather: Temperatures plunge below zero as DEEP FREEZE strikes with 'some snow likely' over Christmas
Britain is preparing for a severe cold snap, with temperatures expected to drop below zero starting December 22. A 36-hour snowstorm is predicted to hit from December 23, bringing significant snowfall, particularly in Scotland, where temperatures could plummet to -12C in the Highlands.
Forecasters warn of possible sleet and snow across the UK, especially in northern regions, with Edinburgh and Newcastle facing lows around -4C and 0C, respectively. Even London will see chilly temperatures of about 2C. The weather is expected to remain unsettled, with potential for more settled conditions later in December.
The Telegraph: Supermarket tomato and pepper products secretly produced with Chinese forced labour
An investigation reveals that tomato and pepper products in British supermarkets may be produced using forced labor in China's Xinjiang region. This area is known for its significant contribution to global tomato paste and pepper production, with ties to major food corporations like Kraft Heinz and Nestle.
The report indicates that up to 2.5 million Uyghurs and other ethnic groups are at risk of coerced labor in Xinjiang. Calls have been made for accountability from business leaders regarding their supply chains and the need to cease operations linked to forced labor practices.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Zelensky Praises Decisive, Resolute President Trump
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky praised Donald Trump for his commitment to ending Russia's invasion and emphasized the need for global unity to support Ukraine. He expressed gratitude for their recent discussions and highlighted Trump's decisive leadership as crucial for achieving peace.
Zelensky reiterated Ukraine's demand for a return to its UN-recognized borders and insisted that any peace must be on Ukraine's terms. With 2025 approaching as a pivotal year, he called for continued support from the U.S. and Europe, while Trump has indicated a desire for a quick resolution to the conflict.
#crime
Fox News: NYPD matches handgun, fingerprints in UnitedHealthcare CEO slaying, commissioner says
NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch announced that a 3D-printed gun linked to suspect Luigi Mangione matched shell casings from the murder scene of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Mangione's fingerprints were also found on items near the crime scene.
Mangione is currently fighting extradition from Pennsylvania, where he faces charges related to firearms and fake identification. Investigators are exploring whether a denied insurance claim may have motivated the homicide.
#technology
Breitbart: Self-Driving Disaster: GM Exits Robotaxi Market, Folds Cruise into Tech Team
General Motors has halted funding for its Cruise robotaxi service, citing competition and resource allocation challenges after investing over $10 billion. The Cruise division will be integrated into GM's tech team, with a focus on autonomous systems for personal vehicles instead.
This strategic shift follows operational difficulties and regulatory scrutiny, including a fine from the NHTSA. GM aims to reduce its annual spending on Cruise significantly while consolidating its ownership of the company.
Breitbart: 'Stop Hiring Humans:' AI Startup Shocks Silicon Valley with 'Dystopian' Ad Campaign
Artisan, a San Francisco startup, has launched a controversial billboard campaign promoting its AI-powered sales agent, sparking outrage over its messages like “Stop hiring humans.” The campaign highlights the tension between technology and the workforce amid ongoing tech layoffs.
Despite criticism, CEO Jaspar Carmichael-Jack defends the campaign, claiming it reflects the changing nature of work and has increased brand awareness. Artisan plans to expand its AI offerings beyond sales, raising ethical concerns about humanizing AI while advocating for the replacement of human workers.