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16 Dec 2024
#politics
Fox News: Kamala Harris aide admits Democrats 'losing hold of culture' as influencer media shifts right
Rob Flaherty, deputy campaign manager for Vice President Kamala Harris, expressed concerns that the Democratic Party is losing cultural influence as more Americans turn to podcasts. He noted challenges in booking Harris on sports podcasts, suggesting that sports culture has become aligned with right-wing values, complicating outreach efforts.
Harris campaign aides criticized media coverage, claiming it skewed perceptions of their accessibility. They argued that when Harris did engage with the media, the questions often focused on trivial matters rather than substantive issues, limiting voter understanding.
Fox News: Assad paints himself as 'custodian' to Syria as picture unfolds on collapse of Damascus
Bashar al-Assad, former Syrian President, portrayed himself as a dedicated protector of Syria amid the recent fall of his regime. He claimed to have fought against terrorism and emphasized his commitment to the nation, despite his notorious history of human rights abuses during the civil war.
Following a significant offensive by opposition forces, Assad fled to Russia, asserting he remained in Damascus until the situation became untenable. He defended his regime's actions as necessary for the nation's survival, framing himself as a custodian of Syria's future.
GB News: Germany's Olaf Scholz on brink of LOSING imminent no-confidence vote as snap election looms
Chancellor Olaf Scholz is facing a no-confidence vote in the Bundestag, expected to lead to snap elections after the collapse of his governing coalition. Scholz dismissed Finance Minister Christian Lindner amid budget disagreements, prompting the vote he initiated himself.
If he loses the vote, President Frank-Walter Steinmeier may dissolve parliament, necessitating elections within 60 days. Polls indicate the opposition CDU leads, with key issues for the upcoming campaign including economic management and social justice.
#society
Fox News: Schumer requests 360-degree radar system for NY, NJ to detect drones
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has urged the Department of Homeland Security to deploy advanced 360-degree radar systems to detect drones in New York and New Jersey. He emphasized the need for clear answers regarding recent drone sightings, which have raised public concerns.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul supports this initiative, stating that federal partners will provide the necessary drone detection resources. DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas noted some sightings may be misidentified manned aircraft, asserting no foreign involvement has been detected.
Times Of Israel: Hostage’s mother to minister: ‘I will take law into my hands’ if son doesn’t return
Einav Zangauker, mother of hostage Matan Zangauker, expressed her frustration at a Knesset hearing, threatening to take matters into her own hands if her son does not return alive from Hamas captivity. She criticized lawmaker Ze’ev Elkin for failing to secure the release of Matan and other hostages, accusing the government of abandoning them.
Zangauker, who has been a vocal advocate for hostages, rejected any partial deals that would only free some captives. She claimed that officials are misleading the public about their intentions and vowed to hold them accountable if her son returns in a body bag.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: Civilian death toll in Gaza inflated by Hamas, includes those who died of natural causes: study
A report by the UK-based Henry Jackson Society reveals that casualty figures from the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry have been inflated, including deaths from natural causes and cancer. This misrepresentation aims to depict Israel as intentionally targeting civilians, skewing media narratives.
The study found that many mainstream news outlets failed to critically assess these figures, often accepting them unchallenged while scrutinizing Israeli data. It also highlighted discrepancies in gender and age reporting among casualties, further complicating the portrayal of the conflict.
#economy
Human Events: GARRETT JOHNSON: The GOP proves it is now the party of innovation
The 2024 election marks a shift in political dynamics, with Republicans emerging as the party of innovation, contrasting with Democrats' cautious approach. Initiatives like universal school choice and advancements in AI signal a new era for the GOP, while Democrats face criticism for stifling economic growth.
As AI becomes crucial for future economic success, concerns arise over potential regulatory actions from the Biden administration that could hinder progress. With China leading in AI patents, the U.S. risks falling behind, highlighting the need for a proactive approach to technology and innovation.
#military
The Telegraph: Putin’s overhyped hypersonics can be beaten. They do not make warships obsolete
Russian hypersonic missiles, touted as "super weapons," are proving less effective than claimed. Recent reports indicate that Ukraine intercepted 140 out of 210 missiles, achieving a 66% overall kill probability and 88% against hypersonics. This marks a significant improvement in Ukraine's defense capabilities.
Despite their high speeds, both the Kinzhal and Zircon missiles become vulnerable as they descend, slowing down and losing effectiveness against interceptors. The challenges of real-time targeting and communication further hinder their accuracy, especially against moving targets at sea.
#health
The Western Journal: 'Please Pray': Trump Advisor Collapses On Stage While Delivering a Speech
Alex Bruesewitz, a 27-year-old advisor to President-elect Donald Trump, collapsed on stage during a speech at a New York Young Republican Club event. He appeared to struggle with his words before fainting, prompting concern from attendees and calls for prayers for his recovery.
The event's master of ceremonies reassured the audience that Bruesewitz was fine, sharing a light-hearted moment about the incident. Trump also expressed confidence in Bruesewitz's resilience, calling him a "tough son of a gun."
#crime
The Western Journal: Family Loses 7-Year-Old Girl Forever After Detainer Is Lifted on Non-Citizen: Police
Joel Enrique Gonzalez Chacin, a Venezuelan national, was involved in a drunk-driving accident that killed 7-year-old Ivory Smith and seriously injured her mother. Chacin had previously been detained by ICE but was released after a misdemeanor plea deal, despite prior assault charges.
Following the accident, ICE placed another detainer on Chacin. The Smith family expressed outrage over the lifting of the initial detainer, arguing that it could have prevented the tragedy. They called for stronger laws to protect innocent lives from repeat offenders.
The Western Journal: Law Enforcement Arrests Two Men Over 'Hazardous Drone Operation' - Third Suspect Escapes
Two men were arrested in Boston for operating drones near Logan Airport, raising concerns about drone activity along the East Coast. A third suspect escaped by boat. Police found a drone in one suspect's backpack, and further charges may follow.
Authorities emphasize the risks posed by drones, with local residents expressing fear and demanding answers about the increasing sightings. Officials warn that drones can be used for aggressive purposes, contributing to public anxiety.