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13 Dec 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: NYT's Leonhardt: Trump 'Radicalized' Democrats to Far Left by 'Lying About Immigrants'
David Leonhardt of the New York Times attributed the record immigration influx under President Biden to his administration's relaxed policies and welcoming messages during his campaign. He noted that Trump's extreme immigration stance radicalized many Democrats, making them hesitant to support any restrictions.
Leonhardt argued that while the Biden administration claims global events are to blame for increased immigration, their own policy changes led to a significant drop in border traffic when they finally enforced stricter measures. He suggested that Biden was influenced by others to adopt these lax policies.
Breitbart: Jerry Brown: We've Gone Beyond Sanctuary Law I Signed, Some Cities Went 'Way, Way Beyond'
Former California Governor Jerry Brown criticized the expansion of the state's sanctuary laws, noting that some cities, particularly San Francisco, have exceeded the original intent of the legislation he signed. He emphasized that the law included exceptions for individuals convicted of serious crimes.
Brown acknowledged the current Democratic response advocating for better border control and a more structured immigration process, while asserting that California is not defying federal law.
#politics
Forbes: Nancy Pelosi Hospitalized After Injury In Luxembourg, Her Office Says
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has been hospitalized after sustaining an injury during an official trip to Luxembourg. The injury occurred while she was commemorating a significant World War II battle, though specific details about the injury are not yet available.
Pelosi's office reported that she is receiving "excellent treatment" and is currently undergoing evaluation. This situation is still developing.
Fox News: Biden channels 'Ghost of Christmas Past,' Trump can make education great, and more from Fox News Opinion
Fox News hosts criticize the Biden administration's immigration policies as President-elect Donald Trump prepares for a return to office. They also highlight potential risks for Republicans in delaying tax legislation and discuss the implications of Supreme Court decisions on women's sports.
The commentary reflects on various issues, including education reform and national security vulnerabilities, while providing updates on ongoing legal matters involving public figures.
The Western Journal: 'Moderate' Rebels Destroy and Desecrate Assad Family Tomb
Rebel fighters in Syria have destroyed the tomb of former President Hafez al-Assad, marking a significant shift in power following the recent takeover of the country. The tomb was set ablaze as armed men celebrated the end of the Assad regime, which had ruled since 1971.
Concerns remain regarding the governance of the Islamist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), which has distanced itself from its past ties to Al-Qaida. Experts express skepticism about whether HTS will maintain a moderate stance or revert to extremist ideologies, as the nation faces the challenge of rebuilding in a post-Assad era.
Le Monde: François Bayrou, a longstanding Macron ally rewarded at last
François Bayrou has been appointed prime minister by Emmanuel Macron after a tumultuous political period, including the dissolution of the Assemblée Nationale and the fall of Michel Barnier's government. At 73, Bayrou, a longtime ally of Macron, sees this as a significant opportunity, despite not achieving his ultimate goal of the presidency.
His appointment follows a careful analysis of the political landscape, where he believes the first prime minister would struggle to maintain power, but the second would be more stable due to public opinion. This shift in fortune marks a pivotal moment for Bayrou and his party.
The American Mind: American Statesman
Conservatives are optimistic about restoring American greatness following Donald Trump and J.D. Vance's electoral victory. However, the current regime is viewed as ill, with debates over its causes and solutions. The administrative state has expanded, benefiting a new oligarchy while undermining the Founders' vision.
To address these challenges, the next administration should focus on mass immigration, economic stagnation, and a peaceful resolution to the Ukraine conflict. By prioritizing practical solutions and embracing a politics of transcendence, conservatives aim to unite the country and foster a vision of happiness, independence, and greatness.
Fox News: Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi injured, hospitalized while traveling to Luxembourg
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has been hospitalized in Luxembourg following an injury while attending Battle of the Bulge remembrances. The details regarding the severity of her injury remain unclear at this time.
This is a developing story, and updates will follow.
Fox News: France's Macron names centrist ally Bayrou as next prime minister
French President Emmanuel Macron appointed François Bayrou as prime minister following the resignation of Michel Barnier after a no-confidence vote. Bayrou, a centrist and long-time political figure, will attempt to form a new government amidst a fragmented parliament.
Macron's strategy aims to prevent far-right influence while seeking support from moderate lawmakers across the political spectrum. Bayrou's experience is seen as crucial for stabilizing the government as Macron's alliance lacks a parliamentary majority.
Fox News: Biden stirs outrage in Scranton by commuting 'kids for cash' judge's sentence
President Biden's decision to commute the sentence of former Judge Michael Conahan, involved in the notorious "kids-for-cash" scandal, has provoked outrage in Pennsylvania. Conahan was imprisoned for over 17 years for accepting kickbacks to send juveniles to for-profit detention centers, impacting thousands of families.
The scandal led to the dismissal of around 4,000 juvenile convictions. Victims and their families, still grappling with the aftermath, have expressed deep pain and injustice over Biden's clemency decision, questioning the rationale behind it.
Fox News: GOP Sen. Murkowski says she's 'not attached to' GOP label, but is 'still a Republican'
Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska expressed her flexibility regarding party affiliation, stating she identifies more with traditional Republican values than those of the Trump era. While she prefers a "no label" identity, she confirmed she has never abandoned the Republican Party.
Murkowski emphasized her commitment to serving her state over party loyalty, despite facing criticism from Trump supporters. She has previously endorsed Nikki Haley for the GOP presidential primary.
#society
The Western Journal: White House Issues Unconvincing Statement on Mysterious Drone Sightings, Sparking Anger
The Biden administration's response to recent drone sightings in New Jersey has drawn criticism for lacking credibility. National Security adviser John Kirby downplayed the concerns, suggesting that many sightings were simply misidentified manned aircraft, which angered local officials and residents who insist they are witnessing drone activity.
Local leaders, including Mine Hill's mayor, have challenged Kirby's assertions, calling for him to witness the phenomena firsthand. The public's frustration stems from a perceived disconnect between the administration's reassurances and the alarming experiences reported by residents.
GB News: Firearms officer who 'rammed' boy off bike CLEARED after mistaking water pistol for real gun
An investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct has cleared a police officer of wrongdoing after he knocked a 13-year-old boy off his bike, mistaking a water pistol for a real gun. The boy suffered minor injuries and was handcuffed during the incident in Hackney, London.
The IOPC stated that the officers acted reasonably given the circumstances, as they believed they were responding to a potential firearms threat. However, campaigners criticized the decision, highlighting concerns about systemic racism and the treatment of Black children by police.
Le Monde: McKinsey to pay $650 million to settle US criminal case on opioids
McKinsey & Company will pay $650 million to settle US criminal charges for conspiring with Purdue Pharma to misbrand opioids. The settlement includes a deferred prosecution agreement, requiring McKinsey to cooperate with ongoing investigations and refrain from any work related to controlled substances.
This follows previous settlements totaling $803 million for civil claims and additional agreements with municipalities. The Department of Justice also plans to charge a former senior partner with obstruction of justice for destroying evidence related to the investigation.
Fox News: Montana Supreme Court blocks ban on transgender surgeries, prompting outcry from GOP lawmaker, supporters
A Montana law banning transgender surgeries for minors remains temporarily blocked by the state Supreme Court, which ruled it likely violates the constitutional right to privacy. Republican lawmakers criticized the decision, arguing it allows for harmful medical treatments for children.
The case will proceed to trial, with supporters of the law asserting it protects minors from irreversible medical decisions. Meanwhile, transgender rights advocates celebrate the ruling as a victory for healthcare access and individual rights.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Comrade-turned-killer ‘Jihadi Adam’ shot dead ex-British para in Ukraine, coroner rules
A coroner ruled that former British paratrooper Daniel Burke was unlawfully killed in Ukraine by an Australian-Algerian jihadist known as Abdelfetah “Adam” Nourine. Burke went missing in August 2023 while fighting against Russian forces and was later found dead.
Burke’s family expressed their desire for justice, hoping Ukrainian authorities will continue their investigation. The coroner noted Burke's bravery, contrasting it with the alleged cowardice of his killer, who has since fled Ukraine.
#economy
Breitbart: Left-Wing Starmer's Britain Sees Economy Shrink Again
The UK economy contracted for the second consecutive month, with GDP declining by 0.1% in October, following a similar drop in September. This marks the first back-to-back output falls since the pandemic, raising concerns about a potential recession as business confidence wanes.
The downturn is primarily attributed to stagnation in the services sector and declines in production and construction. Chancellor Rachel Reeves acknowledged the disappointing figures but emphasized that policies are in place for long-term growth. Economic experts suggest that uncertainty surrounding the recent Budget and high interest rates may be contributing factors.
#health
Fox News: UnitedHealth Group boss responds to killing of CEO: 'Let's fix' our health care system
UnitedHealthcare's parent company CEO Andrew Witty mourned the killing of CEO Brian Thompson in a New York Times essay, emphasizing the need to improve the nation's flawed health insurance system. Witty acknowledged the challenges but defended healthcare workers against public vitriol.
He highlighted Thompson's commitment to enhancing healthcare and called for a more compassionate approach to reforming the system. Witty urged that employees should not face threats amid frustrations with healthcare, recognizing the need for change while honoring Thompson's legacy.
#crime
Breitbart: Boston High School Dean Accused of Operating Drug Trafficking Org
A Boston high school dean, Lavante Wiggins, has been arrested for allegedly running a drug trafficking organization. He is accused of distributing large quantities of cocaine in Western Massachusetts, along with accomplice Theodore Warren, who is described as a trusted member of the operation.
Wiggins reportedly directed Warren to collect debts from customers while continuing to supply cocaine. Both men face serious charges that could lead to lengthy prison sentences. Following the arrest, Wiggins was placed on administrative leave to ensure student safety.
Breitbart: Louisiana Rapper NBA Youngboy Gets Nearly 2 Years in Jail for Gun-Related Charges
NBA Youngboy, real name Kentrell Gaulden, was sentenced to nearly two years in prison for gun-related charges after admitting to possessing firearms as a convicted felon. He reached a plea agreement that includes a 23-month sentence, five years of probation, and a $200,000 fine.
The rapper acknowledged owning multiple handguns while filming a video and during a police raid at his Utah home. He expressed remorse in court, taking responsibility for his actions, and the judge emphasized the need for him to seek treatment for substance abuse.