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14 Dec 2023
#politics
Fox News: Dem Sen praised 'diversity and equality' efforts of Islamic group whose leader was 'happy to see' Hamas attack
Pennsylvania Democrat Sen. Bob Casey praised the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) in a letter to its local chapter, despite recent controversial remarks by CAIR's leader supporting Hamas' invasion of Israel. The White House, however, distanced itself from CAIR following the leader's comments. Casey condemned the antisemitic remarks and stated his opposition to the brutal attack.
The Telegraph: Was Putin’s question-and-answer session a Kremlin disinformation project?
The Kremlin's annual question-and-answer session with Putin was disrupted by critical SMS messages exposing the hard lives of ordinary Russians. Kremlin propagandists suggested it proved the country's freedom of speech. Some suspect the messages were part of a Kremlin plot to promote the idea of democracy in Russia.
Breitbart: Nolte: Report Says Hunter Is Loose Speedball on Joe’s Sinking USS: Reelection
Hunter Biden's decision to hold a news conference against the White House's wishes has caused tension. His lack of response to attacks has alienated potential allies and may harm his father's reelection chances. The White House is concerned that if voters see Hunter as corrupt, they will question Joe Biden's integrity.
Fox News: Schumer announces Senate will cancel part of holiday recess as border talks continue
Sen. Majority Leader Chuck Schumer plans for the Senate to return early from holiday recess to work on a border deal in the national security supplemental funding request. GOP lawmakers doubt a deal can be reached before Christmas, expressing concerns about its effectiveness in solving the influx of illegal migrants and passing in the House.
Fox News: Lankford says if border deal isn't reached soon, negotiations will delay until the new year
Sen. James Lankford is determined to strike a border security deal, but the White House hasn't offered a proposal yet. The Senate's work could extend until the end of Friday. Lankford and others are fighting for stricter border policies tied to aid for Ukraine, and the White House has been slow to engage.
Breitbart: Poll: Trump Trounces Biden in 7 Swing States Heading into Election Year
Former President Donald Trump holds the edge over President Joe Biden in crucial swing states for the 2024 general election, according to a Bloomberg News/Morning Consult poll. Trump leads head-to-head races in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. Some advantages are within the margin of error, but this early strength is cause for concern for Democrats and Biden.
#society
Fox News: This royal tradition keeps Prince William and Kate Middleton separated on Christmas morning
Christmas in the royal family involves exchanging gifts, attending church, and gathering for a feast. One unique tradition is that the men and women eat breakfast separately, keeping Prince William and Kate Middleton apart on Christmas morning. The family also engages in activities such as sending Christmas cards, caroling, and hosting a broadcast with a Christmas message. Additionally, they participate in volunteer efforts to help those in need during the holiday season.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Biden must be brutally honest with Ukraine
While the war in Gaza captures global attention, Ukrainian officials are seeking support from the US and NATO to continue funding their war against Russia. The situation is challenging for Ukraine as they face military setbacks and uncertainty in Western politics. The Biden administration needs to have an honest conversation with Ukraine about the precariousness of their current situation and advise them to conserve resources and territory. Offensive warfare is costly and unlikely to lead to a conventional victory.
Breitbart: EXCLUSIVE: IDF Rejects Al Jazeera Claim of Massacre in Gaza School
The IDF denies Al Jazeera's claims of a Palestinian school massacre in Gaza, calling them deceitful. IDF found weapons and encountered armed terrorists using civilians as shields. Al Jazeera accused of spreading Hamas propaganda.
Fox News: Norway confirms real name of Russian spy who posed as university lecturer
Russian man arrested in Norway for suspected espionage confesses his true identity as Mikhail Mikushin. He entered Norway under a false name and is believed to have worked for Russian intelligence services. He faces up to three years in prison.
#economy
CNSNews: Bidenomics after 34 Months: Six Charts the Media Don’t Want You to See
Gas prices surged 42% under Biden, while wages and savings declined. Consumer prices rose 17%, mortgage rates more than doubled.
#military
The Federalist: Congress To Pay Troops For Promotion Delays But Not Covid Jab Injustice
Congress is passing a bill to compensate military members affected by Tuberville's promotion holds. However, it does nothing for those punished for refusing the Covid jab.
#sports
The Blaze: Transgender volleyball player reportedly awarded women's scholarship, Riley Gaines reacts: 'How can he be proud?' | Blaze Media
A transgender high school volleyball player receives a scholarship to play on the women's team at the University of Washington. The player will be the first known biological male to receive a women's Division 1 athletic scholarship.
#science
The Economist: Reviving ancient viruses can help fight modern ones
Reviving ancient viruses can help fight modern ones and improve vaccines. A study shows the evolution of Marek's disease virus in chickens and how point mutations increased its virulence over the last century. Understanding virus mutations can aid in designing new vaccines and preventing future pandemics.
#outdoors
Snowmobile How: What Happened to Kawasaki Snowmobiles? (The History)
Kawasaki was a brand that made snowmobiles in the late 1970s and early 1980s before shutting down due to declining demand and high fuel prices. They acquired the Sno-Jet brand in 1976 and produced snowmobiles under that name for a short time. Hunting down used Kawasaki snowmobiles and parts can still be done through online forums, resale sites, and local snowmobile communities.
Snowmobile How: What Happened to Raider Snowmobiles? (History and More)
Raiders were unique snowmobiles made from 1971 to 1975 by Leisure Vehicles, Inc. They had a distinctive two-track design and cockpit-style seating. However, low sales, bad weather, and new emissions restrictions led to the company's demise in 1975. Raiders are now rare and valuable, with a top speed of around 50-60 mph.
All Outdoor: Daiwa’s NEW Prorex LW LC - Muskie Trolling Reel
Daiwa introduces the Prorex LW LC, a new reel designed for muskie trolling. Made with big esox species in mind, this reel is built for high-strain fishing. It features an aluminum frame and side plates, a direct drive line counter, and an easy-to-thumb clutch. The Prorex LW LC is a reliable choice for muskie anglers.