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14 Dec 2024

#politics

The Telegraph: Former Manchester City footballer voted in as Georgia’s new president
Former Manchester City footballer voted in as Georgia’s new president
Mikheil Kavelashvili, a former Manchester City footballer, has been elected as Georgia's next president in a process criticized as illegitimate by the current pro-EU leadership. He was the only candidate chosen by the ruling Georgian Dream party, which has faced protests over its EU accession stance.

Kavelashvili's controversial views, particularly regarding LGBTQ rights, have sparked concerns as he prepares for his inauguration on December 29. His election reflects ongoing tensions in Georgia, with accusations of him being a "puppet" for the party's founder amid rising social unrest.


#society

Breitbart: VIDEO: Stanley Recalls 2.6 Million Mugs Due to Potential Burn Hazard
VIDEO: Stanley Recalls 2.6 Million Mugs Due to Potential Burn Hazard
Stanley is recalling 2.6 million stainless steel travel mugs due to potential safety hazards, specifically the risk of lids detaching and causing burns. The recall affects various sizes and colors sold from June 2016 to December 2024.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission advises consumers to stop using the mugs and seek replacements. Reports indicate 91 incidents of lid detachment globally, resulting in 38 burn injuries.


Breitbart: WATCH: Bird Hits Plane's Engine, Forces Emergency Landing at JFK
WATCH: Bird Hits Plane's Engine, Forces Emergency Landing at JFK
An American Airlines flight from LaGuardia to Charlotte was forced to divert to JFK after a bird struck its engine, causing damage. The aircraft landed safely on one engine with no injuries reported among the 190 passengers and crew.

Passengers described the incident as frightening, noting flames and small explosions. The airline acknowledged the crew's professionalism and is conducting maintenance inspections.


Forbes: Mystery Drones Over New Jersey And Nearby States: Trump Mocks Ex-NJ Gov. Chris Christie With Fake Image (Updating)
Mystery Drones Over New Jersey And Nearby States: Trump Mocks Ex-NJ Gov. Chris Christie With Fake Image (Updating)
Residents in New Jersey and surrounding states have reported numerous sightings of unidentified drones flying low at night, prompting state officials to seek answers from federal agencies. The FBI has joined local investigations, but officials have yet to determine the drones' origin or purpose, despite claims of no immediate threat.

Calls for action have emerged, with some politicians suggesting the drones should be shot down if necessary. Governor Phil Murphy expressed frustration over the lack of information, while more than 20 New Jersey mayors have requested transparency in the investigation. The situation remains unresolved, with thousands of sightings reported.


Fox News: AOC, other progressives condemn violence but suggest justification for killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO
AOC, other progressives condemn violence but suggest justification for killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO
Progressive figures have expressed mixed reactions to the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, emphasizing the wrongness of violence while linking his death to frustrations with the U.S. health care system. Arrested suspect Luigi Mangione has garnered some support from far-left circles, viewed by some as a symbol of backlash against health insurance practices.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren condemned the murder but warned that extreme frustration could lead to violence, while others, like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, noted that denied health claims can feel like aggression. Some commentators have even expressed controversial sentiments regarding the implications of Thompson's death for health care debates.


#foreignaffairs

The Western Journal: As Syria Falls, Druze Communities Beg Israel to Be Annexed
As Syria Falls, Druze Communities Beg Israel to Be Annexed
Druze communities in the Syrian Golan Heights are urging Israel to annex their towns due to fears of persecution amid instability in Syria. Residents of Hader express a preference for annexation to escape potential violence from rebel groups, emphasizing their desire for safety and justice.

The Druze, historically loyal to the Assad regime, have remained largely uninvolved in the Syrian conflict. With the regime's decline, some Druze leaders see annexation as a means of protection from a new government they fear, while Israel balances its commitment to the Druze community against regional threats.


#military

Fox News: REBECCA GRANT: America has a drone problem, and no one is in charge
REBECCA GRANT: America has a drone problem, and no one is in charge
President-elect Donald Trump has raised concerns about an increase in drone sightings across the U.S., suggesting they pose a national security threat. The lack of effective measures to intercept these drones, many of which are linked to drug cartels or potential espionage, highlights vulnerabilities in U.S. airspace defense.

To address this issue, Trump’s incoming Cabinet must prioritize a comprehensive counter-drone strategy. Current regulations limit military action against drones, and there is a pressing need for coordinated surveillance and command authority to tackle the escalating drone problem effectively.


Times Of Israel: Hezbollah chief says supply route through Syria severed following Assad’s fall
Hezbollah chief says supply route through Syria severed following Assad’s fall
Hezbollah's leader, Naim Qassem, confirmed the group's loss of its arms supply route through Syria following the recent rebel offensive that toppled Bashar al-Assad’s regime. He expressed hope for future cooperation between Lebanon and Syria and indicated that alternative routes for arms could be sought.

Qassem emphasized that the new Syrian government should not normalize relations with Israel. Following the October 7 Hamas attack, Hezbollah intensified cross-border attacks on Israel, leading to significant casualties on both sides and extensive damage in northern Israel. The ongoing conflict has resulted in a high number of Hezbollah casualties and a considerable reduction in its military capabilities.


#culture

GB News: ITV Grantchester’s Tom Brittney makes feelings clear about quitting series ahead of series 9 exit
ITV Grantchester’s Tom Brittney makes feelings clear about quitting series ahead of series 9 exit
Tom Brittney is leaving his role as Reverend Will Davenport on "Grantchester" after five years. His final appearance will be in the early episodes of the upcoming ninth season. Brittney expressed deep emotion during his farewell, noting the experience was both beautiful and bittersweet.

He reflected on the character's journey, feeling satisfied with Will's story arc and stating it was time to conclude his narrative. Rishi Nair will take over the role of the new vicar, Alphy Kotteram, in the series.


#crime

Breitbart: Homeowner's Daughter Shoots Alleged Intruder Dead
Homeowner's Daughter Shoots Alleged Intruder Dead
A Houston homeowner's daughter shot and killed an alleged intruder after waking up to noises in their home. The incident occurred in the afternoon while both the father and daughter were present. The police reported the intruder was pronounced dead at the scene, and the investigation is ongoing.

Earlier in the week, another homeowner in Ohio shot an alleged intruder who later died at the hospital. Both incidents highlight ongoing concerns regarding home invasions and personal safety.