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11 Dec 2024
#politics
Fox News: GOP attorneys general offer support for Trump FBI pick Kash Patel, urge senators to do the same
Dozens of Republican state attorneys general have expressed support for Kash Patel to lead the FBI under a potential Trump administration. They argue that Patel is the right choice to restore confidence in the FBI, which they believe has been undermined by past leadership and investigations.
The letter to Senate leaders highlights a perceived crisis in trust towards the FBI, emphasizing the need for a leader focused on its core mission rather than political investigations. This push comes as current FBI Director Christopher Wray announced his resignation effective at the end of Biden's term.
The Federalist: Wray Resigns In Disgrace After Using FBI To Persecute Enemies
FBI Director Christopher Wray has announced his resignation, effective at the end of the current administration in January. He stated the decision aims to prevent further controversy surrounding the Bureau while upholding its core values.
Critics, including former President Trump, have accused Wray of election interference and bias against conservatives during his tenure. Trump welcomed Wray's resignation, asserting it marks a positive change for the FBI, with Kash Patel as a preferred nominee for the role.
Breitbart: Election Integrity: MI State Rep. Bryan Posthumus Preps Constitutional Amendment to Ensure Only Citizens Vote
Michigan State Rep. Bryan Posthumus plans to introduce a constitutional amendment ensuring only U.S. citizens can vote in state elections. This follows reports of a Chinese national registering and voting in Ann Arbor, leading to criminal charges against the individual.
Posthumus aims to require proof of citizenship for voter registration and photo ID for casting ballots. He emphasizes that this issue should not be partisan and expresses a commitment to work with colleagues across the aisle to pass the amendment.
The Federalist: West Point Won't Say If Its Hegseth Lies Will Initiate Punishment
West Point has not disclosed whether officials who provided false information to ProPublica about Pete Hegseth's acceptance into the academy will face disciplinary action. Hegseth publicly shared his acceptance letter after ProPublica suggested he had not been admitted.
Senator Tom Cotton expressed concern over the inaccurate statements made by West Point representatives, which he claims could violate Hegseth's privacy rights. He has requested an investigation into the matter.
Fox News: House small business panel releases year-end report on 'partisan' Biden agency electioneering allegations
The House Small Business Committee's year-end report claims the Small Business Administration (SBA) misused federal resources for political purposes, particularly in a voter registration initiative in Michigan. The report alleges the SBA's actions, under President Biden’s executive order, compromised election integrity and strayed from its core mission.
The committee, led by Rep. Roger Williams, issued subpoenas for documents related to the SBA's activities, accusing it of partisan outreach in a key swing state. House Speaker Mike Johnson expressed concern over the potential risks to election integrity, while SBA officials denied allegations of wrongdoing and asserted their cooperation with the committee.
#society
Times Of Israel: Vatican nativity scene showing baby Jesus on a keffiyeh removed after backlash
A nativity scene at the Vatican featuring baby Jesus on a keffiyeh was removed after backlash. Designed by Palestinian artists, it aimed to highlight suffering in Bethlehem amid ongoing conflicts. The Vatican did not clarify the reason for its removal or whether it was a political statement.
The scene's unveiling followed Pope Francis' controversial remarks regarding the Israel-Hamas conflict, which have drawn criticism from Jewish and Israeli communities. This incident reflects ongoing tensions surrounding the portrayal of Jesus and the political implications tied to his identity.
Breitbart: Bill Burr Loves Health Insurance CEOs Fearing for Their Lives: 'Selfish, Greedy F**king Pieces of S**t'
Bill Burr expressed controversial views on the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, criticizing health insurance CEOs for their treatment of vulnerable patients. He stated that the fear among these executives is deserved, calling them "selfish, greedy" individuals.
Luigi Mangione, the suspect arrested for Thompson's murder, reportedly held extreme views against the healthcare industry, as evidenced by a handwritten document found with him. While some leftists have shown sympathy for Mangione, Pennsylvania's governor condemned the act, emphasizing that violence is not a solution to policy disagreements.
Times Of Israel: Woman haunts infamous Syrian prison, scouring for signs of missing relatives
After the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, families of detainees are desperately searching for missing loved ones in Syria's notorious Sednaya prison, known for torture and executions. Hayat al-Turki, among others, is left with unanswered questions about the fate of her brother and relatives.
Rights groups report mass executions, and the new rebel leadership vows to pursue those responsible for past atrocities. Despite the release of some prisoners, many families remain in anguish, clinging to hope amid the grim reality of their loved ones' potential suffering.
The Telegraph: Greta Thunberg’s descent from climate darling to militant pro-Palestine mouthpiece
Greta Thunberg, once celebrated as a climate champion, has shifted her tone at a recent rally in Germany, where she used profanity against Germany and Israel, drawing cheers from the crowd. This marks a departure from her earlier image as a unifying environmental figure.
Her recent remarks at a Palestine and climate solidarity event suggest a more divisive approach, raising concerns about the implications of her influence. Thunberg, previously nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize, may find her chances diminished after this incident.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: New Trump-aligned committee chair pledges 'colonoscopy' of State Department spending
Rep. Brian Mast, R-Fla., is set to become the new chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, succeeding Michael McCaul. He aims to scrutinize State Department spending, particularly regarding grants to foreign entities and adversaries like the Taliban, advocating for increased transparency.
Mast, a supporter of Trump, plans to prioritize American interests in foreign diplomacy and has expressed skepticism about U.S. aid to Ukraine. He emphasizes accountability for diplomats and a focus on ensuring taxpayer dollars are used effectively.
#economy
Forbes: Bitcoin Rallies Above $100,000—Again
Bitcoin's price surged past $100,000 on Wednesday, driven by a favorable U.S. inflation report. The cryptocurrency rose nearly 6% to over $101,300, recovering from a recent dip after initially crossing the six-figure mark earlier this month.
This increase represents a significant 52.8% rise since November 4, the day before the election. Bitcoin's rally has been influenced by supportive regulatory changes and the pro-crypto stance of President-elect Trump, who aims to position the U.S. as a leader in the cryptocurrency space.
#culture
Le Monde: Audrey Fleurot: 'I wasted time not loving myself'
Audrey Fleurot, a prominent French actress, credits her supportive parents for her successful career in the arts. Despite their own thwarted ambitions, they encouraged her passion, leading to her breakthrough moment at age eight when she attended a play at the Comédie-Française.
Currently starring in the hit series HPI, which has gained international acclaim, Fleurot reflects on how her childhood experiences shaped her desire to perform. She emphasizes the importance of self-love and the freedom to pursue one's dreams.
Breitbart: Mariah Carey: Mary Is the Real Queen of Christmas
Mariah Carey has addressed the title "Queen of Christmas," which she claims to have never embraced, stating that the honor belongs to the Virgin Mary. The controversy surrounding this label intensified after Carey's company sought to trademark it, leading to opposition from other artists like Darlene Love and Elizabeth Chan.
The trademark petition was ultimately rejected, with legal representatives calling it a victory against trademark bullying. Carey has shown a willingness to share the title, acknowledging other artists in her comments.
#crime
Forbes: Luigi Mangione Fights Extradition To New York—Here’s Why He’s Challenging Move From Pennsylvania
Luigi Mangione, 26, arrested in Pennsylvania for the murder of UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson, is contesting extradition to New York. His attorney seeks more evidence regarding the charges, which include second-degree murder and weapon possession.
The extradition process could take up to 45 days, and prosecutors are confident in their case against Mangione, who was found with a weapon linked to the murder. He remains in custody without bail in Pennsylvania.
#sports
Times Of Israel: Saudi Arabia to host 2034 soccer World Cup host as human rights groups cry foul
Saudi Arabia has been confirmed as the host for the 2034 World Cup by FIFA, marking a significant achievement for the kingdom amid its extensive investment in global sports. The Saudi bid was unopposed, receiving overwhelming support from FIFA member federations during an online meeting.
Concerns have been raised by human rights groups regarding the treatment of migrant workers in Saudi Arabia, with critics labeling FIFA's decision as reckless. The tournament is expected to bring increased scrutiny to the kingdom's labor laws and human rights practices as it prepares for the event.
#other
GB News: US weather: Nation divided as north to see snow and sub-zero gales while south gets ready for hot blast
The U.S. is facing a dramatic winter with a jet stream causing a divide between freezing northern states and warmer southern regions. This pattern will lead to severe storms and fluctuating temperatures, with significant snowfall in the northeast and above-average warmth in the south.
Meteorologists predict a "temperature rollercoaster" through the season, with potential for heavy rain and snow as competing air masses collide. The weather pattern is expected to remain active into the holiday season and beyond, impacting travel and winter sports.