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12 Dec 2024
#politics
GB News: Prince Harry suffers fresh blow as new challenge launched in US visa battle
The Heritage Foundation has initiated a legal challenge against the Biden Administration regarding Prince Harry's U.S. visa records, claiming improper admission methods due to his past drug use disclosures. They seek to overturn a previous ruling that dismissed their case, emphasizing the need for transparency in the handling of confidential DHS files.
The case has shifted focus from whether Harry disclosed his drug use to arguing that no legitimate entry method was available for him. Legal experts suggest he may qualify for a waiver or hold a diplomatic visa, which contradicts Heritage's assertions. The foundation demands the release of all related documents.
Fox News: House passes bill under Biden's veto threat that would give Trump more federal judge appointments
The House has passed the "JUDGES Act of 2024," which authorizes 63 new permanent district judgeships over the next decade, with President-elect Trump set to appoint 21. The bill aims to alleviate heavy court caseloads but faces a veto threat from President Biden.
Democrats are now distancing themselves from the bill after Trump's victory, despite previous bipartisan support. House Speaker Mike Johnson criticized this shift as partisan politics hindering judicial efficiency and timely justice for Americans.
Fox News: Trump says he won new fans after assassination attempt: 'Something happened when I got shot'
President-elect Donald Trump reflected on the assassination attempt against him in July during an interview with Time magazine, which named him its 2024 Person of the Year. He believes the incident shifted public perception, leading many to become more religious and supportive of him.
Trump noted that the attempt on his life not only changed his own outlook but also resonated with others, including notable figures like Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, who he claims became more supportive after the event. He described the day of the shooting as a "horrible" moment that nonetheless altered many minds in his favor.
The Federalist: Good Riddance, Christopher Wray
FBI Director Christopher Wray announced he will resign in January, citing a desire to focus on the Bureau's mission. His tenure has faced criticism for perceived politicization, including actions during the Trump administration and the handling of various investigations.
Critics argue Wray's leadership resulted in the FBI's transformation into a politically motivated agency, with allegations of targeting political opponents and mishandling cases, including the Mar-a-Lago raid and surveillance of parents at school board meetings. His departure is seen as a chance for renewed accountability within the FBI.
Breitbart: Le Pen Polling Rises Again, Increasing Lead Over Presidential Candidates
Marine Le Pen's popularity has surged following the collapse of President Emmanuel Macron's government, with recent polls showing her leading by 11 points over her closest competitor. Despite a corruption case against her and ongoing political instability, public sentiment increasingly blames Macron for the government's failures.
As France navigates a potential constitutional crisis, the political landscape is shifting. Polls indicate that Le Pen's National Rally party is positioned to perform strongly in any upcoming elections, highlighting the challenges faced by traditional parties in countering her appeal.
#society
Fox News: PA lawmaker demands accountability at UPenn after prof praises Luigi Mangione
GOP Rep. Dan Meuser has called for the dismissal of UPenn professor Julia Alekseyeva over her social media posts praising Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Meuser criticized her comments as undermining the values of higher education.
UPenn's dean stated that Alekseyeva's remarks were inappropriate and she has since retracted them. Meuser emphasized that the university's response will influence future federal funding for its research initiatives.
Fox News: 8 unique gift ideas for the frequent traveler
Finding the right gift for travel enthusiasts can be challenging, especially for those who prefer to travel light. This list features eight unique gift ideas suitable for campers, hikers, frequent flyers, and road trip lovers, including a camera phone converter, crossbody water bottle bag, and portable phone charger.
Other notable items include a travel blanket and pillow combo, a 50-state camping guide, a weighted sleep mask, durable backpacks, and a portable coffee kit. These gifts aim to enhance the travel experience by promoting comfort, convenience, and enjoyment.
Breitbart: Jewish Community Center Targeted in Attempted Terror Attack in Cape Town
An attempted terror attack occurred at a Jewish community center in Cape Town when an improvised explosive device was found on the premises. The device was discovered undetonated, prompting a response from law enforcement, which deemed it safe for removal and further investigation.
The Chief Rabbi of South Africa condemned the attack, criticizing local officials for their silence on the matter. The incident highlights tensions in South Africa, where anti-Israel sentiment has been vocal, particularly in Cape Town.
Fox News: New Jersey drones: House Speaker Johnson says he's getting a classified briefing today
House Speaker Mike Johnson is set to receive a classified briefing regarding unidentified drones spotted over New Jersey. He described the situation as a "quandary," noting that prior hearings have not provided substantial information.
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy stated that the state is exploring all theories about the drones, emphasizing reliance on federal expertise. Meanwhile, state lawmakers are urging the Department of Defense to investigate and consider shutting down airspace to address public concerns.
The Telegraph: EU spends £120m on museums about the bloc ... but fails to attract visitors
The European Union has spent nearly £120 million on museums and experience centers aimed at promoting its identity, including four in Brussels and 13 across other capitals. Despite being free, these attractions have drawn low visitor numbers, raising concerns about the future of similar initiatives.
For example, a center in Copenhagen attracted fewer than 9,000 visitors in 2023, costing taxpayers €46 per person, while others in Paris and Helsinki saw similarly disappointing attendance. Plans for additional centers in all 27 member states are now uncertain.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Israel Prepares Plans for Strike on Iran's Nuclear Facilities After Destroying 90% of Syrian Air Defenses
Israel's Defense Forces (IDF) have reportedly prepared plans to attack Iran's nuclear sites following significant strikes against Syria's air defense capabilities, which have been reduced by nearly 90%. The IDF's operations included extensive targeting of Syrian military assets, with the intent to eliminate advanced weaponry.
With the Assad regime's collapse, Israel is reassessing its military strategy regarding Iran. The recent success against Hezbollah has removed previous deterrents, prompting Israeli leaders to consider a more aggressive approach towards Iran's nuclear ambitions, potentially without U.S. consultation.
#economy
Forbes: Adobe Shares Plummet 12% After Lowering Outlook—Despite Record Revenue
Adobe shares fell over 12% after the company lowered its revenue forecast for fiscal year 2025, despite reporting record earnings and revenue that exceeded Wall Street expectations. The stock decline marks its worst performance in nearly nine months, with a nearly 17% drop this year.
The company cited slower revenue growth expectations, projecting fiscal year revenue between $23.3 billion and $23.5 billion, below analyst consensus. Adobe's market capitalization decreased by $29.8 billion, highlighting investor concerns despite strong demand for its cloud services and AI tools.
#culture
Forbes: BuzzFeed Sells ‘Hot Ones’ Studio For $82.5 Million To Investors Including Soros Fund, Host Sean Evans
BuzzFeed has sold First We Feast, the studio behind the popular "Hot Ones" show, for $82.5 million to a group of investors, including host Sean Evans and Soros Fund Management. First We Feast will operate independently, with plans for expansion into new platforms and live events.
Evans will remain the host and become the studio's chief creative officer as "Hot Ones" approaches its tenth anniversary. The show has gained significant popularity, featuring numerous celebrities and earning two Daytime Emmy nominations.