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11 Dec 2024
#politics
Le Monde: North Korea's calculated silence after failure of martial law in South Korea
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol justified his martial law declaration on December 3, citing threats from North Korea. Although Parliament rejected the measure, Yoon aimed to protect the nation from perceived pro-North Korean forces. Special forces were reportedly deployed amid concerns of infiltration.
In the wake of Yoon's attempted power grab, North Korea has remained silent, possibly to observe the political turmoil in the South without provoking a unified response. Intelligence suggests that the North's leaders conducted urgent meetings following the martial law declaration, indicating that the North Korean threat may have been a pretext for Yoon's actions.
Fox News: Federal judge who refuses mental evaluation at age 97 fights suspension
Judge Pauline Newman, at 97, is appealing her suspension from the bench due to alleged mental unfitness, which her colleagues claim stems from a lack of cooperation in an investigation. She argues that she remains mentally sharp and has received independent evaluations supporting her fitness to serve.
Newman, appointed by Reagan in 1985, has faced accusations of significant mental deterioration and a backlog of cases. Her legal team contends the suspension is unconstitutional and threatens judicial independence, while she seeks to unseal documents related to the investigation.
Fox News: Biden, Democrats back away from bill that would give Trump more federal judges to appoint
President Biden and key Democrats are now opposing the bipartisan "JUDGES Act of 2024," which would authorize 63 new permanent district judgeships, citing concerns over timing and political motivations. The bill passed the Senate in August but was not voted on in the House before the election.
Democrats argue that the bill's provisions would allow President-elect Trump to fill 21 judgeships, which they view as politically motivated. The White House has indicated that Biden would veto the bill, claiming it is unnecessary for judicial efficiency and raises questions about judicial economy.
#society
GB News: Tesco car park row as mum fined £70 for exceeding parking limit while shopping with her son
A Newport mother received a £70 fine for exceeding the one-hour parking limit by 20 minutes while shopping at Tesco Spytty. The store enforces strict parking regulations using ANPR cameras, particularly in the evening, to combat anti-social behavior in the area.
While the measures have reduced incidents of dangerous driving, many shoppers feel the restrictions are unfair, leading to costly penalties. Tesco maintains that these limits are necessary to ensure parking availability for all customers.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Biden admin extends $10B Iran sanctions waiver 2 days after Trump election win
The Biden administration has renewed a sanctions waiver allowing Iran access to $10 billion in payments from Iraq for humanitarian trade, despite Republican criticism that this enables Iran to fund terrorism and its nuclear program. This waiver, extended for the 23rd time since 2018, is set to expire after the Trump administration takes office.
Republicans argue that these waivers undermine U.S. national security by providing the Iranian regime with resources to support proxy terror groups. House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Michael McCaul has called for the elimination of these waiver authorities, asserting that the Biden administration's actions are detrimental to U.S. interests.
#economy
Forbes: CPI Inflation Rises To 2.7% In November
Inflation rose 2.7% from November 2023, aligning with analyst expectations, as reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This marks a continuation of inflation trends following a peak of around 9% in June 2022, influenced by pandemic-related supply chain issues.
Despite a gradual decline, CPI inflation has remained above the 2% target since before the COVID-19 lockdowns. Experts suggest potential inflation increases could follow proposed tariffs under President-elect Donald Trump.
#culture
Fox News: Jennifer Love Hewitt afraid daughter will watch ‘super intense’ ‘Boy Meets World’ make out scene
Jennifer Love Hewitt reflects on her acting career and her memorable cameo in "Boy Meets World," where she had an intense make out scene with Will Friedle, her real-life boyfriend at the time. She expressed concern about her daughters seeing that scene, calling it "cringe."
Hewitt stars in and directs her first Christmas film, "The Holiday Junkie," which holds sentimental value as it honors her late mother. The film features her real-life husband, Brian Hallisay, and showcases their family dynamics while navigating challenges of parenthood and work.
#education
The Economist: Donald Trump threatened to smackdown the education department
Donald Trump, after promising to abolish the education department during his campaign, has appointed Linda McMahon, co-founder of WWE, as education secretary. This choice aligns with the ongoing Republican push against perceived "wokeness" in schools.
While some cabinet picks are seen as qualified, McMahon's selection raises concerns about her potential impact on education policy. The political landscape remains contentious as various issues, including youth gender medicine and Supreme Court decisions, continue to unfold.
#crime
Fox News: Friends, acquaintances defend Mangione family as media descends on alleged CEO killer's hometown
Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering a CEO, has left his prominent Maryland family in shock. Friends describe the Mangione family as respected and charitable, owning several golf courses and a radio station. They express disbelief over Luigi's alleged actions.
The family is devastated by the arrest, with relatives offering prayers for all involved. Despite Luigi's struggles with chronic pain, there is no indication of financial issues affecting the family, known for their affluence and community involvement.