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14 Dec 2024
#politics
The Economist: Checks and Balance newsletter: America’s health-care paradox
Tulsi Gabbard, a former Democratic representative, is stirring controversy as she may run for a position overseeing U.S. intelligence agencies. Meanwhile, the Young Thug trial could mark a significant moment for prosecutor Fani Willis, who faces potential indictment by Trump's DOJ.
In other news, Luigi Mangione's manifesto criticizes insurance companies, and an Ivy League graduate has been charged in the murder of Brian Thompson. Trump continues to challenge the education department, though his chosen education secretary is seen as moderate.
Fox News: DNC fundraiser says Democrats have 'stench of loser' hanging over party following defeat to Trump
DNC National Finance Committee member Lindy Li criticized the Democratic Party's current state, stating it bears the "stench of loser" following Trump's victory. She noted that major tech leaders are aligning with Trump, highlighting a shift in support within the industry.
Li expressed concern over the party's policies, particularly on immigration, stating that voters are frustrated. She believes the Democrats may face a prolonged period in the political wilderness, as tech executives like Zuckerberg and Altman strengthen ties with the incoming administration.
The Telegraph: Watch: Left-wing singers Paloma Faith and Paul Weller condemn Israel at Gaza aid concert
Left-wing musicians, including Paul Weller and Paloma Faith, accused Israel of genocide during a Gaza aid concert in London. The event, intended to raise funds for humanitarian efforts, devolved into a political rally with artists delivering one-sided critiques of Israel's actions in Gaza.
Weller and Faith emphasized the urgency of the situation, with Faith urging attendees to recognize the historical significance of their stance. Weller condemned the notion of genocide in modern times, expressing outrage over the ongoing conflict.
Forbes: Nancy Pelosi Gets Hip Replacement Surgery After Recent Injury, Her Office Says
Nancy Pelosi, 84, underwent successful hip replacement surgery after falling down marble stairs while in Luxembourg with a congressional delegation. Her office reported she is recovering well and expressed gratitude to U.S. military and medical staff involved in her care.
Pelosi was hospitalized for evaluation following the fall at the Grand Ducal Palace and plans to continue working from the hospital. This incident occurred during her trip to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge.
Breitbart: Ana Navarro Compares Trump's Time Person of the Year Cover to Hitler, Stalin: 'He’s in that Kind of Company'
Ana Navarro compared President-elect Donald Trump's selection as Time Magazine's Person of the Year to figures like Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin. Co-hosts on "The View" discussed Trump's past promises and the potential disappointment of his supporters.
Navarro noted that Time has featured controversial figures in the past, suggesting that Trump's inclusion aligns him with such company.
GB News: Donald Trump's popularity 'at an all time high' after second Time honour: 'An unprecedented honeymoon period!'
Donald Trump has been named Time magazine's Person of the Year for the second time, reflecting his soaring popularity just over a month before his inauguration. Commentator Nelson Aspen noted Trump's "unprecedented honeymoon period" and optimism for the future, contrasting it with the past four years under the Biden administration.
Aspen also discussed Joe Biden's recent pardons, labeling them as "historic" and potentially setting a troubling precedent for future presidencies. He expressed concern over the implications of Biden's actions, suggesting that Trump may take advantage of the situation once in office.
#society
The Western Journal: Mayor Orders the Use of Hazmat Suits Around Downed Drones
Mayor Michael Melham of Belleville, NJ, has mandated that first responders wear HAZMAT suits and call the bomb squad if they encounter downed drones. Residents have reported sightings of large drones since before Thanksgiving, raising concerns about their origin and purpose.
Melham expressed frustration over the federal government's lack of response and guidance regarding these drones, which hover over critical infrastructure. He noted that while officials claim there is no credible threat, the situation remains alarming for local residents.
The Western Journal: National Spelling Bee Study Words Now Include Woke Spelling for Third Graders
The Scripps National Spelling Bee has introduced a new rule allowing third graders to spell "women" as "womyn," reflecting a trend in some feminist circles to avoid the "man" in "woman." This change is included in study lists from various schools.
Critics, including a Kansas state representative, have labeled this as indoctrination, suggesting it alters traditional language norms. The Scripps Bee cites Merriam-Webster as the source for this alternate spelling, stating they accept any correct spelling listed that isn't marked as archaic.
Times Of Israel: Former Syrian prisoners return to ‘death dormitory’ in Assad’s notorious jail
Freed prisoners in Syria reflect on their harrowing experiences in a detention center after a rebel advance overthrew President Bashar al-Assad. Many were reunited with families who believed them dead, while others remain unaccounted for amid reports of mass executions and torture.
Rebel leader Ahmad al-Sharaa has vowed to close the prisons and seek justice for the victims. Assad has fled to Russia, and former detainees express a desire for accountability while also advocating for forgiveness.
Breitbart: European Countries Will Pay Syrian Migrants Cash to Go Home
Austria is offering Syrian refugees a €1,000 cash payment to encourage voluntary return home, citing improved conditions in Syria. This initiative has sparked criticism from political leaders and religious figures, highlighting differing views on refugee treatment and national priorities.
Germany and Denmark are also considering similar financial incentives for repatriation, with Denmark offering up to €27,000 per adult. Despite the costs, proponents argue that it may be more financially viable for taxpayers compared to ongoing welfare support for non-working refugees.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Blinken says US has made 'direct contact' with Syria's victorious HTS
The U.S. has established direct contact with Syria's Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) rebels, despite labeling them as terrorists, according to Secretary of State Antony Blinken. This engagement aims to foster a peaceful transition in Syria and includes discussions about the search for kidnapped journalist Austin Tice.
Blinken emphasized the need for a Syrian-led transition that respects the rights of all citizens and allows humanitarian aid access. While HTS has expressed a desire for peace, the U.S. and allies remain cautious about lifting their terrorist designation.
#military
Breitbart: 'Defence is Not Pornography': NATO Pushback Debanking of Arms Firms
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has called for public support for banks to invest in defense companies, arguing that these firms should not be equated with illegal industries. He emphasized the importance of military spending as a deterrent against future conflicts, urging citizens to advocate for defense funding.
The UK government echoed these sentiments, criticizing banks for denying services to defense firms due to pressure from activist groups and ESG criteria. Officials warned that such actions could jeopardize national security and hinder the growth of essential defense industries.
Breitbart: Top House Armed Services Dem: We Got Briefed There Were Drone Sightings Over Arsenal in New Jersey
Rep. Adam Smith (D-WA) confirmed that there have been multiple drone sightings over military installations, particularly Picatinny Arsenal in New Jersey. He noted that while some reports turned out to be misidentified aircraft, the presence of drones is undisputed.
Smith emphasized the challenges in tracking these drones via radar and suggested that improved detection systems may need to be deployed, although there is no evidence linking the drones to a specific foreign threat.