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13 Dec 2024
#politics
Forbes: Nancy Pelosi Hospitalized After Falling Down Stairs In Luxembourg—Will Need Surgery
Nancy Pelosi, 84, was hospitalized after falling down marble stairs in Luxembourg while attending a commemoration for the 80th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge. Reports suggest she may need surgery for her injury, though details on the procedure's location remain unclear.
Despite her hospitalization, Pelosi is reportedly working from the hospital and looks forward to returning to the U.S. soon. This incident follows a similar fall by Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell earlier this week.
The Western Journal: Don Lemon Melts Down On Camera After Trump Is Named 'Person of the Year': 'Is This a Joke?'
Don Lemon expressed outrage over Time magazine naming Donald Trump its "Person of the Year," questioning the choice and arguing it undermines democracy. He acknowledged Trump’s election but insisted that being president does not warrant the title.
Lemon's tirade included a critique of Trump's controversial history, suggesting the decision was a scam. Time clarified that the title reflects influence, not morality, reinforcing that the selection process considers individuals who shape headlines, regardless of public opinion.
Breitbart: NJ AG Ridiculed On Social Media After Bragging About Suing Glock
New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin announced a lawsuit against Glock handguns, claiming the company should alter its firearm designs to prevent the use of illegal switches that convert semiautomatic guns to fully automatic. This lawsuit, part of a coalition with 12 other states, has drawn significant ridicule online.
Critics argue that the lawsuit is frivolous, pointing out that Glock does not manufacture the illegal switches, which are often imported or made by criminals. The National Shooting Sports Foundation emphasized that Glock has cooperated with law enforcement to combat illegal activities related to firearms.
#society
GB News: The best places for a UK holiday home named - Britons can enjoy a 'picturesque countryside and historic coastal charm'
Britain's diverse landscapes make it an attractive destination for holiday home seekers. Cornwall and Devon are highlighted for their coastal charm, with Cornwall's artistic community and culinary scene standing out. The Cotswolds and the Lake District offer picturesque countryside and outdoor adventures, while the Scottish Highlands provide a rugged, cultural experience.
Other notable areas include the Yorkshire Dales for relaxation and Pembrokeshire for coastal activities. Each region presents a unique blend of traditional charm and modern amenities, ideal for memorable family retreats.
Times Of Israel: California apologizes for allowing ‘LOLOCT7’ license plate mocking Hamas onslaught
California has issued an apology for allowing a license plate that mocked the October 7 attacks on Israel. The plate, seen on a Tesla Cybertruck, read “LOLOCT7,” which was flagged by the activist group StopAntisemitism as celebrating terrorism against Jewish people.
The DMV stated it would rescind the plate and strengthen its review process to prevent similar oversights in the future. The agency acknowledged that the personalized plate should have been rejected as it violated their standards for decency.
Fox News: Drone experts rule out US government experiment, unsure of other New Jersey drone phenomenon theories
Dozens of drone sightings over New Jersey remain unexplained, with experts ruling out classified government programs as the source. Reports indicate the drones fly at night in coordinated patterns, but clear images or evidence are lacking, leading to public speculation and confusion.
The FBI has suggested that many sightings may actually be manned aircraft, and there is no evidence of a national security threat. While some theories link the drones to foreign adversaries, experts believe they are likely operated by individuals within the U.S.
Breitbart: Try to be Normal: A De Facto Sandwich Test Is Emerging in British Politics
Kemi Badenoch, leader of the UK Conservative Party, has stirred controversy by dismissing sandwiches as "not real food" and claiming "lunch is for wimps." Her remarks come as she attempts to present a tough image, but they echo past political missteps related to food choices.
The backlash has been swift, with politicians and the public defending sandwiches as a staple of British culture. Critics argue that Badenoch's stance could harm her political prospects, reminiscent of Ed Miliband's sandwich-related downfall.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: US ‘pilgrim’ flown out of Syria after release by rebels
Travis Timmerman, an American citizen imprisoned in Syria, has been released by rebels and flown to Jordan, where he is now with State Department officials. He was reported missing in June, and the White House stated it had no prior knowledge of his presence in Syria.
Timmerman was captured during the ongoing conflict and was seen with members of the Hayʼat Tahrir al-Sham rebel group after their recent victory against Bashar al-Assad.
Breitbart: Antony Blinken Thanks Hamas Fan Erdogan for His 'Insight'
Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to discuss the situation in Syria and the conflict involving Hamas. Erdogan's support for Hamas and opposition to Kurdish forces in Syria were notable during the talks, with Blinken failing to specifically mention the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).
The SDF has halted operations against ISIS due to attacks from the Turkish-backed Syrian National Army, which has shifted focus away from combating Assad's regime. Concerns over the rising strength of ISIS were highlighted, as the SDF seeks to protect its territory amid ongoing conflict.
Fox News: Russia batters Ukraine power grid amid rising concern Putin could order ballistic missile attack this weekend
Russia has intensified its winter strategy against Ukraine, launching one of the largest attacks on the country's power grid, firing around 90 missiles and 200 drones. The assault primarily targeted energy facilities in Western Ukraine, leaving significant areas without power and damaging infrastructure.
As Ukraine faces ongoing military pressure, particularly in Donetsk, concerns grow about U.S. support under the incoming Trump administration. There is debate over Ukraine's use of U.S.-supplied missiles against Russian targets, with calls for continued aid amid fears of escalating conflict.
#religion
Breitbart: Nancy Pelosi Brags of Defying Archbishop’s Communion Ban
Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi has publicly defied San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone's ban on her receiving Holy Communion due to her pro-abortion stance, stating, “That’s his problem, not mine.” She expressed her belief that her faith is personal and criticized the Vatican's agreement with the Chinese Communist Party.
In response, Archbishop Cordileone emphasized the need for dialogue and urged prayers for Pelosi's conversion on the issue of abortion. He reiterated his duty to correct and guide those straying from Catholic teachings. Pelosi mentioned appealing to Rome regarding the archbishop's decision.
#health
Fox News: Incurable, 'highly contagious' STD affects nearly 900 million people under age 50
The prevalence of genital herpes simplex virus (HSV) is at a global high, with about 846 million people aged 15 to 49 infected as of 2020. The World Health Organization estimates that 42 million people acquire the infection annually, highlighting the urgent need for new prevention and treatment measures.
While HSV-2 is declining, HSV-1 is on the rise. The lack of public awareness and access to testing contributes to the spread of the virus. Experts stress the importance of safer sex practices and regular screenings to manage the infection's burden, which incurs significant economic costs.
#crime
Fox News: Fox News True Crime Newsletter: UnitedHealth CEO arrest, Murdaugh appeal, serial killer secrets
Luigi Mangione is the prime suspect in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Authorities have matched a handgun and fingerprints to the crime, while the Mangione family faces scrutiny for not reporting him during the manhunt.
Mangione was extradited to Pennsylvania for a hearing related to the case. The investigation continues as police seek further information about his actions leading up to the shooting.
#science
Forbes: What To Know About This Weekend’s Cold Moon—The Last Full Moon Of 2024
December's Cold Moon, the last full moon of 2023, will peak in illumination at 4 a.m. EST on Sunday, coinciding with a rare lunar event where it rises and sets at its northernmost points. This occurrence is due to lunar precession and a major lunar standstill.
The full moon, known for its long, cold nights, will be visible for 16 hours and 3 minutes. The Geminid meteor shower will also occur this weekend, although its visibility may be affected by the bright moon.
#other
The Western Journal: Officials Issue Warning After Oddly Colored Snow Falls on Town: 'Avoid Ingesting or Direct Skin Contact'
Residents of Rumford, Maine, were alarmed to find brown snow falling in their town, attributed to a malfunction at a local paper mill that released spent black liquor. Officials advised against touching or ingesting the snow due to its alkaline pH, which can irritate skin.
The paper mill has acknowledged the incident and is investigating the operational issues that caused the release. Local authorities are monitoring the situation and have urged residents, especially children and pets, to avoid contact with the discolored snow until it is cleared.