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#politics
Breitbart: Trump Picks Devin Nunes to Serve as Chairman on Intelligence Board
President-elect Donald Trump appointed Devin Nunes, CEO of Truth Social, as Chairman of the presidential Intelligence Advisory Board. Trump stated Nunes would leverage his experience as former Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee to assess the U.S. Intelligence Community's activities.
Nunes expressed honor at the appointment, emphasizing his commitment to ensuring intelligence agencies operate without political influence and protecting Americans' civil rights. He aims to expose and halt abusive surveillance practices.
Le Monde: Trump names loyalist Truth Social CEO to lead intelligence advisory board
President-elect Donald Trump appointed Devin Nunes as chairman of the White House intelligence advisory board. Nunes, a former congressman and current CEO of Truth Social, previously led the House intelligence committee and has been critical of the FBI's actions during Trump's 2016 campaign.
Trump emphasized Nunes' experience in evaluating the intelligence community's effectiveness. This appointment follows Trump's nomination of Kash Patel as FBI director, further indicating a shift towards loyalists with critical views of federal agencies.
Breitbart: Trump, Vance Seen at Army-Navy Game with Daniel Penny After Acquittal
President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect JD Vance attended the Army-Navy college football game, accompanied by Daniel Penny, recently acquitted in a high-profile case. Photos shared on social media highlighted their presence at the event, which also featured other notable figures.
Rep. Wesley Hunt praised the occasion, emphasizing the opportunities in America and celebrating Trump's leadership. The game attracted various prominent attendees, including Elon Musk and House Speaker Mike Johnson.
Fox News: Tim Walz thought his lack of wealth was 'real flex' against Trump: 'How ... did we lose to a billionaire?
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz expressed surprise that middle-class voters opted for billionaire Donald Trump over the Democratic ticket he was part of with Vice President Kamala Harris. He reflected on a disconnect in the campaign's messaging, questioning why voters didn't resonate with their more humble backgrounds as a country attorney and a high school teacher.
Walz acknowledged that the Democratic Party failed to effectively communicate its commitment to middle-class issues, despite believing they had strong ideas. He emphasized the need for the party to better connect with voters to demonstrate understanding of their concerns.
Breitbart: Liberals Cancel Subscriptions to TIME Magazine After Trump Named 'Person of the Year'
Liberals are urging a boycott of TIME Magazine after it named President-elect Donald Trump its 2024 "Person of the Year." Calls to "cancel" subscriptions have gained traction on social media, with some users sharing their experiences of unsubscribing.
Critics argue that the title has historically been awarded to controversial figures, yet Trump's selection has sparked significant backlash. Comments on social media reflect a mix of outrage and humor, with some suggesting alternative candidates for the title.
Breitbart: ABC News, Stephanopoulos Settle Defamation Lawsuit with Trump, Apologize
ABC News and George Stephanopoulos have settled a defamation lawsuit filed by President-elect Donald Trump, agreeing to pay $15 million for his future presidential library and $1 million in attorney's fees. The settlement includes a public apology for statements made during a March 2024 interview.
The controversy arose from Stephanopoulos's claim that two juries found Trump liable for rape, which Trump argued damaged his reputation. ABC expressed satisfaction with the settlement, while legal commentators noted the importance of holding media accountable for perceived slander.
#society
Fox News: Georgia shooting leaves 1 dead at Army base in 'isolated' incident: officials
An active shooter incident at Fort Eisenhower in Augusta, Georgia, resulted in one fatality. The base went into lockdown shortly before 9 a.m. local time, urging residents to take appropriate action if in danger.
The victim was shot in on-post housing, and the suspect is in custody as local and state law enforcement investigate. The Army base is focusing on supporting the victim's family and ensuring the safety of its residents.
The Western Journal: Tragedy Rocks Community: 18-Year-Old Homecoming King Killed in Hunting Accident
Malachi Lancaster, an 18-year-old senior and homecoming king at Newberry High School in Florida, was killed in a hunting accident on Sunday due to an accidental discharge. He was transported to Shands Hospital but succumbed to his injuries.
His parents, pastors Joel and Sophie Lancaster, expressed their grief on Facebook, thanking the community for their support. A vigil attended by hundreds highlighted the impact he had on those around him, with friends and neighbors sharing stories of his adventurous spirit.
#religion
The Western Journal: For the First Time in History, Nativity Scene Goes Up at US Capitol
For the first time in U.S. history, a Nativity scene was displayed at the U.S. Capitol following a federal court ruling that affirmed public expressions of faith in public areas. Rev. Patrick Mahoney, who led the legal effort, emphasized the importance of religious freedom and the First Amendment.
The event included prayers, Christmas carols, and a reading of the Christmas story, highlighting the message of peace and goodwill. Mahoney declared this a significant victory for Christians, asserting that if Christmas can be celebrated at the Capitol, it can be celebrated publicly everywhere.
The Imaginative Conservative: Rorate Cæli Desuper
As winter approaches, the liturgical season of Advent reminds the faithful to wait in expectation for Christ's coming. Amidst the hustle of the season, traditions like the Rorate Cæli chant and candlelit Mass emphasize prayer and reflection on salvation history, recalling the longing of ancient prophets for the Light.
The poem accompanying this meditation highlights the gentle arrival of Christ, likened to dew, emphasizing His humble birth and the fulfillment of divine promises. This Advent, believers are encouraged to await the joy and grace of the Lord, reflecting on His mercy and the hope He brings.
#health
Breitbart: Canada: 'MAID' Euthanasia Deaths Spike by 16 Percent in Just One Year
Canada's euthanasia deaths surged to nearly 5% of total deaths in 2023, with 15,343 cases reported, marking a 15.8% increase from the previous year. The Health Canada report highlights factors like social acceptance and an aging population contributing to this rise.
Since legalization in 2016, a total of 60,301 individuals have died under the Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) law. The report notes that a small group of practitioners is responsible for a significant portion of these cases, raising concerns about the implications of such practices.
The Western Journal: Euthanasia Now Responsible for Nearly 5% of Deaths in Canada
In 2023, voluntary euthanasia accounted for 4.7% of deaths in Canada, with over 15,000 cases reported. The average age of those who chose assisted suicide was just over 77, primarily due to terminal illnesses. Concerns have emerged about the ethical implications and the treatment of vulnerable individuals.
The expansion of Canada's assisted dying program, initially for the terminally ill, has raised alarms, particularly regarding cases linked to social isolation and mental health issues. A government committee acknowledged these concerns, highlighting the need for more stringent guidelines to protect at-risk populations.
#science
GB News: World's largest and oldest iceberg twice the size of Greater London begins moving again
The world's largest iceberg, A23a, has broken free after being grounded for over 30 years. Measuring about 400 meters thick and weighing nearly a trillion tonnes, it is now drifting in the Southern Ocean, following the Antarctic Circumpolar Current towards South Georgia.
Scientists are tracking A23a's movement and studying its environmental impact, as it may provide nutrients to surrounding waters and affect oceanic carbon balance. The iceberg's journey marks a significant event in Antarctic research and ecosystem dynamics.