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1 Dec 2024
#politics
Liberty Nation News: Deep State Shudders? Kash Patel Nominated to Lead the FBI - Liberty Nation News
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Kash Patel as the new FBI director, a choice likely to provoke strong reactions from his critics. Patel, a lawyer with extensive national security experience, has been a vocal opponent of the Trump-Russia collusion investigation and is seen as a loyalist to Trump.
Critics argue that Patel's appointment signals an intention to politicize the FBI, but supporters contend that the nomination aims to restore the agency's focus on law enforcement and national security. Trump emphasizes that Patel will work to combat crime and human trafficking while restoring integrity to the Bureau.
GB News: Pro-Palestine protesters threaten to disrupt one of London’s biggest Christmas events over Barclays sponsorship
Pro-Palestine protesters plan to disrupt London's Jingle Bell Ball, citing Barclays' financial ties to military operations in Gaza. The Palestine Solidarity Campaign is urging a boycott of the event, which features performances by Katy Perry and Coldplay.
Barclays has faced backlash for its support of defense companies, with activists claiming these firms supply weapons to Israel. The bank asserts its commitment to defense and has criticized the protesters for harassment and vandalism.
#foreignaffairs
Liberty Nation News: Test Your News Knowledge Quiz - December 1, 2024 - Liberty Nation News
Pam Bondi has been nominated by President-elect Donald Trump for the position of U.S. Attorney General after serving as Florida's attorney general for eight years.
In other news, the Budapest Memorandum, signed by several countries including Russia, assured Ukraine's safety in exchange for relinquishing its nuclear weapons.
Le Monde: With the appointment of Yechiel Leiter, Netanyahu places one of his men next to Trump
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has quickly congratulated Donald Trump on his re-election and appointed Yechiel Leiter, an ultranationalist with no diplomatic experience, as the new ambassador to the U.S. This move underscores Netanyahu's control over Israeli diplomacy.
Leiter, born in Pennsylvania and a former member of the Jewish Defense League, has ties to Rabbi Meir Kahane's controversial Kach party, known for its racist policies against Arabs. Kahane's legacy includes incitement and legal troubles, ultimately leading to his assassination in 1990.
#health
Fox News: Do women need more sleep than men? Here’s what experts think
Research indicates that women may need slightly more sleep than men, with studies showing they sleep about 10 to 20 minutes longer per night. However, the difference is minimal, and factors like stress and hormonal changes can affect sleep quality more significantly than duration.
Experts emphasize the importance of sleep quality over quantity, particularly for women who face higher risks of insomnia and sleep disturbances during hormonal changes. Maintaining a healthy sleep schedule is crucial for mental and physical well-being.
#crime
Liberty Nation News: Mayor Whose Police Force Resigned Killed While Pursued by Deputies - Liberty Nation News
The small town of McColl, South Carolina, is facing turmoil after the entire police department resigned, citing a hostile work environment. Just days later, Mayor George Garner II died in a collision while being pursued by deputies for his protection amid an ongoing investigation.
The police chief's resignation followed a pattern of departures linked to Garner's management style, with allegations of harassment and budget cuts. The town now struggles with a lack of law enforcement, raising concerns about community safety.
Fox News: Massachusetts man allegedly killed roommate, 80, after being ‘too close’ to Thanksgiving food
A Massachusetts man, Richard Lombardi, 65, has been charged with involuntary manslaughter after allegedly killing his 80-year-old roommate, Frank Griswold, during a Thanksgiving dispute over food preparation. Lombardi claims the incident was accidental, stating he became upset with Griswold being too close to the food.
Lombardi reportedly threw Griswold to the ground, resulting in fatal injuries. He is being held without bail and has pleaded not guilty. The case is set to continue in court on December 4.