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16 Dec 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Stephen A. Smith: 'Really Ticked Off' Democrats Make Trump 'Seem Right'
ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith criticized Democrats for allegedly misrepresenting facts regarding the January 6 Capitol riot, particularly in light of a Justice Department report revealing FBI informants were present. He argued that this undermines their narrative against Donald Trump and highlights hypocrisy in their claims about Republican dishonesty.
Smith also expressed discontent with President Biden's pardon of Hunter Biden, stating bluntly that the president was "full of it." He emphasized a growing frustration with perceived Democratic deceit and its implications for Trump's credibility.
Fox News: Columbia professor who called Oct 7 Hamas attacks 'awesome' to teach course on Zionism
Columbia University professor Joseph Massad, who described Hamas' attacks on Israel as "awesome," will teach a course on Zionism. The class will explore the history of Jewish Enlightenment and the development of Zionism amid the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Critics, including Rep. Ritchie Torres, have condemned the course as ideological indoctrination, while some faculty members have resigned in protest. Concerns have been raised about the objectivity of the course given Massad's controversial views.
Breitbart: Green Fiasco: Postal Service's EV Mail Truck Rollout Is Massively Behind Schedule
The U.S. Postal Service's $10 billion initiative to acquire electric delivery trucks is significantly delayed, with only 93 of the expected 3,000 vehicles delivered so far. Manufacturing issues at contractor Oshkosh have hindered progress, raising concerns about the project's future amid potential funding cuts.
As the Postal Service aims to procure 60,000 electric vehicles, production challenges and rising costs have led some officials to consider alternatives. The project, once a key part of Biden's climate agenda, may not be realized until after his presidency ends in January 2025.
#society
Breitbart: Box Office: ‘Kraven the Hunter’ $11 Million Is Worst Debut for Sony’s Universe of Marvel Movies
"Kraven the Hunter," a Spider-Man spinoff starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, opened poorly in North America, earning only $11 million, making it one of the worst openings for a Marvel-related film. It underperformed compared to other recent releases, including "Madame Web."
In contrast, "Moana 2" led the box office with $26.6 million, followed by "Wicked" at $22.5 million. Other films, including "Gladiator II" and "The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim," also struggled. Overall, the box office has shown signs of recovery since June.
Le Monde: Comoros declares week of national mourning in wake of Cyclone Chido
The Comoros has declared a week of national mourning following the devastation caused by Cyclone Chido in Mayotte, where authorities fear "several hundred" deaths, particularly in shantytowns. President Azali Assoumani announced the mourning period amid reports of significant infrastructure damage.
Cyclone Chido, the worst to strike Mayotte in 90 years, reached winds of over 220 km/h. The storm has severely impacted the region, where many residents live in makeshift housing, and a significant portion of Mayotte's population consists of Comoran nationals.
Breitbart: Auburn Football Chaplain Dies after Falling into Alabama Lake
Rev. Chette Williams, Auburn University football chaplain and former linebacker, drowned at Lake Martin while attempting to board a boat. His body was recovered on Sunday evening after he fell into the water during a visit to a nearby restaurant.
Williams, 61, had a notable career in ministry and athletics, serving as team pastor since 1999 and authoring books about Auburn football. An investigation into his death is underway by the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s marine division.
Fox News: Prince Andrew won't join King Charles and royal family for Christmas after latest scandal: reports
Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson will not join King Charles for Christmas celebrations at Sandringham House, as reported by People magazine. Their absence includes the morning church service and lunch with the royal family.
This decision follows recent revelations about Prince Andrew's contact with an alleged Chinese spy, which he has denied involved sensitive discussions. His controversial past, including ties to Jeffrey Epstein, has led to the loss of his military roles and royal patronages.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump tangles with reporter on Iran preemptive strike: 'Is that a serious question?'
President-elect Trump declined to confirm or deny the possibility of preemptive strikes on Iran during a press conference at Mar-a-Lago. He emphasized the importance of not discussing military actions publicly, stating that such questions are inappropriate to answer.
Trump also mentioned efforts to assist Israel with hostage situations and expressed concern over the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, indicating that progress is being made but acknowledging the complexity of the situation.
#history
GB News: Archeology breakthrough as remains of Roman soldier from 'year 0' unearthed - 'A unique discovery!'
Archaeologists in Heerlen, Netherlands, have uncovered a 2,000-year-old grave of a Roman soldier named "Flaccus," providing evidence of Roman habitation during Emperor Augustus's reign. This find, located at Raadhuisplein, offers insights into the region's early settlement and confirms Heerlen's historical significance.
The grave contained notable artifacts, including pottery traced to ancient Italy, marking it as the oldest Roman grave in Heerlen and the first to identify a named individual. This discovery enhances understanding of the area's history and confirms previous assumptions about Roman presence in the region.
#health
The Telegraph: Seven tourists taken to hospital after pina colada ‘poisoning’ at Fiji resort
Seven foreign tourists, including Australians and Americans, were hospitalized in Fiji after experiencing severe symptoms following piña colada consumption at the Warwick Resort. Health authorities are investigating potential methanol poisoning, with toxicology results pending.
Five of the affected individuals have since been discharged, and no similar cases have been reported elsewhere. The tourism minister emphasized the resort's strong reputation and noted this incident is unprecedented in recent memory.
#sports
Breitbart: NFL Fans Enraged After Refs Make Crucial Mistake in Commanders-Saints Game
NFL officiating faced criticism after a controversial clock stoppage nearly cost the Washington Commanders a victory over the New Orleans Saints. With seconds left in the game, a clock error allowed the Saints an opportunity to score, leading to a narrow 20-19 loss for them.
Referee Shawn Hochuli confirmed the mistake but stated it was not reviewable, leaving fans outraged and questioning the integrity of officiating. The incident has fueled suspicions about potential gambling influences on game outcomes, highlighting the need for improved accountability in NFL officiating.
#science
The Economist: Earth is warming faster. Scientists are closing in on why
In 2023, global temperatures rose unexpectedly by 0.2°C (0.4°F) above forecasts, prompting scientists, including NASA's Gavin Schmidt, to reassess their understanding of climate dynamics. Cleaner emissions from ships and power plants are paradoxically contributing to this warming trend.
The rise in carbon emissions from tourism is also alarming, as the industry struggles to adopt greener practices. Meanwhile, China's efforts to establish a satellite system to rival Elon Musk's Starlink highlight the ongoing technological race in space.