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13 Dec 2023
#politics
Breitbart: MTG: 'MAGA Would Revolt' if Haley Gets Internship in Trump Admin
America First conservatives are against Nikki Haley joining a potential Trump administration due to her opposing views on foreign policy, free speech, government spending, and social policy. Greene stated that even if Haley were to have an internship, MAGA would revolt as she represents the establishment wing of the Republican Party. Polls show that Trump is likely to win every GOP primary in 2024, and Haley is currently in second place.
Fox News: Supreme Court takes challenge to Jan. 6 charge that could have implications for Trump
The Supreme Court will review a lower court's ruling on an obstruction charge against Jan. 6 rioters, which could impact former President Trump's upcoming trial. Over 300 people have been charged with obstructing an official proceeding related to the Capitol riot. The court is expected to issue a ruling by the summer.
GB News: 'Limitless migration in an independent Scotland!' SNP MP in shock claim as she attacks Rwanda plan
Scottish politician Kirsty Blackman supports "limitless immigration" for an independent Scotland, in response to the UK government's Rwanda Bill. The bill, which won in the House of Commons, aims to give the British people control over who enters the country. Blackman argues that immigration is not inherently bad and that immigrants contribute to the economy.
The Telegraph: Hunter Biden accuses Republicans of smearing his father ahead of impeachment inquiry
Hunter Biden offers to give evidence to Congress ahead of a vote on launching an impeachment inquiry against his father, Joe Biden. He claims to be the target of the "unrelenting Trump attack machine" and wants to ensure the investigation "does not proceed on distortions, manipulated evidence, and lies." However, he refuses to participate in a closed-door session with House Republicans and instead offers to appear in a public session to discuss the allegations against his father. Joe Biden feels guilty about his son's federal prosecution and believes it is politically motivated.
#society
GB News: Tributes pour in for teenagers killed after colliding with bus
Three teenagers were killed in a car crash in Wales, leaving their families devastated. The victims were identified as Callum Griffiths, Jesse Owen, and Morgan Smith. Tributes have been pouring in, describing them as well-loved individuals.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Joe Biden's Backstabbing Dents Israeli Morale
President Biden's disparaging comments about Israel and Prime Minister Netanyahu have damaged national morale and pleased Israel's enemies. Israel, already facing numerous challenges and bad news stories, feels abandoned by the universities of the West and deeply wounded by calls for its destruction tolerated by elite universities. Biden's comments are celebrated by Israel's enemies and further undermine Israeli morale.
The Telegraph: Israel is flushing Hamas out of Gaza
The IDF is engaged in heavy fighting in the Gaza Strip, particularly in Hamas's extensive tunnel network. These tunnels are heavily fortified and are used by terrorists to store weapons and move fighters. The IDF is using various techniques to disrupt and destroy the tunnels, but the fighting remains challenging and dangerous.
#military
Human Events: German military has only 2 DAYS worth of ammo as European armed forces weaken: report
European militaries, including the UK and France, are lacking in artillery and ammunition, raising concern over their ability to defend against potential threats, particularly from Russia. The US, which previously provided a significant portion of NATO's defense spending, has adopted a more isolationist stance, leaving Europe vulnerable. Budget cuts and slow economic growth have further hindered weapons manufacturing in Europe.
#culture
Le Monde: Notre-Dame de Paris to be equipped with a unique fire protection system
Paris's Notre-Dame cathedral, damaged in a fire in 2019, will reopen in December 2024 with a unique fire protection system. The cathedral will be equipped with a vaporization system that can immediately stop any fire from spreading, a first for a cathedral in France. President Emmanuel Macron has promised that restoration work will be completed by the reopening date, and it is expected that Notre-Dame will attract 14 million visitors per year.
#history
Le Monde: Le Monde's top 10 destinations | #7 Pyrenean peaks
Le Monde's travel guide suggests the heart of the Pyrénées as the 7th top destination accessible by train from France. Bagnères-de-Luchon, known as the "queen of the Pyrénées," offers stunning views of the border ridge's peaks and is a city deeply tied to the Pyreneanism movement. The Port de Venasque, a historical mountain pass between France and Spain, is a must-see with its breathtaking panorama of the Maladeta massif and the peak of Aneto.
Luchon, a fashionable spa town in the mid-19th century, features grand villas and hotels, some of which remain today as reminders of its romantic past. The town's architectural extravagance and narrow streets offer a glimpse into its flamboyant history. Luchon's old-fashioned charm is complemented by the majestic mountains and the historic Port de Venasque.
#education
The Blaze: School board member accuses ex-chairman and district of 'wrongfully' banning parent — urges AG to take action | Blaze Media
A North Carolina school board member has asked the state attorney general to take action after a parent was banned from a school district meeting. The former chairman wrongly accused the parent of disrupting the meeting and ordered them to be removed. The parent had raised concerns about school security and was accused of making threats against staff and board members.
#crime
Fox News: California school janitor cleared of sexual abuse charges after spending nearly 5 years in jail
Pedro Martinez, a former California school janitor accused of sexually abusing students, has been acquitted and released after spending years in jail. His attorneys highlighted the lack of evidence and criticized law enforcement for mishandling the case. Martinez's attorneys are considering his options, including possible legal action.
#outdoors
On The Water: 7 River Runs from Maryland to Maine
Rivers in the Northeast provide feeding and spawning grounds for fish. The Salmon River in NY has strong runs of king salmon, coho salmon, and steelhead. The Delaware River in PA has a strong shad run and is also good for stripers and channel catfish. The Potomac River in DC has a shad run and is home to blue catfish. The Connecticut River in MA has a shad run and good walleye fishing. The lower Niagara River in NY has a winter trout and steelhead fishery and white bass run. The Merrimack River in MA is great for stripers and pike. The Kennebec River in Maine has a striper run and winter smelt fishing.
#other
Times Of Israel: Countries at UN climate summit agree on pledge to ‘transition away’ from fossil fuels
Nearly 200 countries agree to transition away from fossil fuels at the COP28 summit, but the deal falls short of calling for a complete phasing out of oil, gas, and coal. The agreement acknowledges the need for action on climate change but allows for significant wiggle room in the transition. Critics argue that the deal represents business-as-usual and may potentially hinder progress rather than accelerate it.