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14 Dec 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: Marlow: Trump Must Undo Biden's Last-Minute Moves
Alex Marlow, on Fox News, criticized President Biden's last-minute actions, claiming they aim to create chaos. He highlighted issues like the acceleration of illegal immigration and the sale of the border wall, suggesting these moves are intended to sabotage President-Elect Trump. Marlow urged Trump to reverse these actions immediately upon taking office.
#politics
Breitbart: Mayorkas on Criticism Around Drones: 'We Have Experts,' Don't 'Diminish the Extent of Their Expertise'
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas defended the federal government's response to drone sightings on the East Coast, emphasizing the expertise of his team. He rejected claims from Rep. Jeff Van Drew that the government lacks knowledge and transparency regarding the situation.
Mayorkas also explained the limitations of federal authorities in dealing with drones, stating that shooting one down could be dangerous and that they are seeking expanded powers from Congress to address these issues effectively.
#society
GB News: New electric car offer will give Britons one year of free charging to help 'make the switch to EVs'
Drivers in the UK can take advantage of EDF Energy's Pod Point Plug and Power tariff, which offers £200 cashback for signing up before December 26. This deal can provide over a year of free electric driving, allowing motorists to save on charging costs.
The bundle includes a discounted home charger and a low off-peak electricity rate, promoting the shift from petrol to electric vehicles. Customers must have a smart meter and agree to half-hourly readings to qualify for the offer.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Ex-CIA Counterterrorism Chief Praises Gabbard's 'Rare Form of Courage'
Former CIA Counterterrorism Director Bernard Hudson endorsed Tulsi Gabbard as a candidate for Director of National Intelligence, emphasizing her experience and integrity. He praised her independent thinking and willingness to challenge conventional wisdom in foreign policy.
Hudson defended Gabbard against accusations of being a Russian agent, highlighting her military service and critical stance on U.S. foreign policy. He argued that her perspective could help restore trust in the intelligence community, which has faced significant scrutiny over past failures.
The Telegraph: BBC accused of portraying Palestinian Hamas fighters as ‘innocent civilians’
The BBC has faced criticism for allegedly misrepresenting Palestinian casualties in Gaza, with claims that it has portrayed many killed as innocent civilians without acknowledging their affiliations with militant groups like Hamas. Research by the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting and Analysis (Camera) indicates that BBC Arabic's reports often lack context about the combatant status of these individuals.
Camera's findings highlight nearly 30 instances where the BBC did not clarify that the deceased were involved in armed confrontations, despite Palestinian media acknowledging their roles as fighters. The BBC maintains that its reporting is accurate and serves as an impartial news source in a region with biased media.
#crime
Breitbart: Biden Commutes Sentence of Woman Who Conspired to Make Fentanyl
President Biden commuted the sentence of Wendy Hechtman, who was serving 15 years for leading a drug ring that manufactured and distributed carfentanil, a potent fentanyl analog linked to numerous overdoses in Omaha, Nebraska. Along with Hechtman, Biden pardoned 39 others and commuted 1,499 sentences.
Hechtman, a former journalist, was part of a conspiracy that contributed to a surge in drug-related deaths. Her commutation comes after she expressed relief at the possibility of reduced sentencing, having previously been placed under home confinement during the pandemic.