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16 Dec 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Ann Selzer Says She Did Not Rig Botched Iowa Poll
Pollster Ann Selzer has denied allegations of rigging a pre-election Iowa poll that inaccurately showed Kamala Harris leading Donald Trump by three points. Following Trump's decisive victory, Selzer expressed confusion over the poll's inaccuracies and emphasized her commitment to integrity in polling.
Despite her longstanding reputation, Selzer announced her exit from polling, citing plans to transition to other opportunities. She defended her work and integrity, stating that the accusations of election interference are unfounded and perplexing.
GB News: Nigel Farage milkshake attacker DODGES jail after admitting to offence
Victoria Thomas Bowen, who threw a milkshake at Nigel Farage during a campaign event, has avoided jail time. The 25-year-old was sentenced to 13 weeks, suspended for 12 months, and ordered to complete 120 hours of unpaid work after pleading guilty to assault and criminal damage.
Essex Police emphasized the importance of allowing democratic processes to occur without intimidation or violence. Farage expressed concern over the incident, highlighting that public officials should be able to engage with the public safely.
Times Of Israel: Breaking silence, Assad denies abandoning Syria amid flight from rebels
Bashar al-Assad, the ousted Syrian leader, stated he had no intention of leaving Syria after rebels took control of Damascus. He claimed his evacuation was coordinated with Russian allies following attacks on their base. Assad emphasized his commitment to continue fighting against what he termed a "terrorist onslaught."
The Assad regime fell after a swift offensive by Syrian rebels, culminating in the capture of Damascus. Following the regime's collapse, Assad and his family reportedly sought asylum in Moscow. His departure marks a significant shift in the ongoing Syrian civil war, which has lasted over a decade.
Breitbart: Gun Control Activist David Hogg Running for Vice Chair of DNC
Gun control activist David Hogg is campaigning for the vice chair position of the Democratic National Committee, aiming to amplify young voices and counter the influence of the consulting class. He has noted a concerning trend of young men, particularly minorities, shifting away from the Democratic Party.
Recent data indicates that a significant portion of young voters, including minorities, supported Donald Trump in the latest election, driven by economic concerns. Hogg hopes to address these shifts and expand the party's appeal to these demographics.
The Telegraph: ‘Chinese spy’ who was close to Prince Andrew named as Yang Tengbo
Yang Tengbo, the alleged Chinese spy previously known as H6, has had his anonymity lifted by the High Court. His barrister noted extensive media speculation regarding his ties to Prince Andrew, prompting Yang to seek public identification.
The decision follows concerns over threats to disclose his identity and the desire for transparency amid ongoing media coverage.
#society
Breitbart: Pubs with No Cheer: Guinness Drought Hits UK Drinkers
UK pubs are rationing pints of Guinness due to a national shortage driven by increased demand, particularly among young drinkers and women. Diageo, the brand's owner, has limited sales to pubs in England, Wales, and Scotland, citing "exceptional consumer demand."
The trend of "splitting the G" has further boosted sales, with Guinness consumption rising despite a general decline in beer drinking. Guinness 0.0, a nonalcoholic version, has also seen significant growth, reflecting the brand's expanding popularity in both the UK and U.S. markets.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Viral CNN segment showing Syrian prisoner being freed under scrutiny
CNN is investigating the identity of a man it reported as a Syrian prisoner freed from a secret jail, following claims from a fact-checking group that he is actually a notorious torturer for the Assad regime. The man, initially identified as Adel Ghurbal, was said to have been imprisoned for three months.
Verify-SY revealed that the man is Salama Mohammad Salama, also known as Abu Hamza, a first lieutenant in Syrian Air Force Intelligence with a history of torture and abuse. CNN has defended its reporting but acknowledges the possibility of a false identity being provided. The network continues to investigate the situation.
#economy
Le Monde: Canada's deputy prime minister quits over rift with Trudeau on Trump tariffs
Canada's Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland has resigned, citing disagreements with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over the country's response to US President-elect Donald Trump's proposed tariffs. Freeland emphasized the need to take Trump's threats seriously and expressed concerns about the government's fiscal strategy.
Freeland, who has held various key positions since joining Trudeau's cabinet, stated that she could not accept a proposed cabinet reshuffle and felt resigning was the only viable option. She warned of the potential impact of a tariff war on Canada's economy, given its reliance on US trade.
Forbes: Japan’s SoftBank Will Pledge $100 Billion—And 100,000 Jobs— To U.S. For Trump’s Second Term
SoftBank Group plans to announce a $100 billion investment in U.S. projects, focusing on AI jobs, during Donald Trump's second term. This commitment, set to create an estimated 100,000 jobs, doubles a previous pledge made in 2016.
CEO Masayoshi Son will join Trump at Mar-a-Lago for the announcement. While past investments yielded mixed results, Son remains optimistic about AI's future in the U.S. tech industry.
#military
Fox News: New Jersey pilot 'lost control' after encounter with unidentified drone: report
A New Jersey drone pilot reported losing control of his drone while investigating an unidentified flying object near Picatinny Arsenal. Despite his drone shutting down due to a power loss, the mystery drone continued to operate in restricted airspace.
The FAA is investigating numerous drone sightings in the area, with residents demanding government answers. Some experts suggest these drones may be part of classified tests, while others believe some sightings could be manned aircraft.
#crime
Breitbart: Lawyer for Jay-Z's Accuser Claims Evidence Is Coming in Sexual Assault Accusations
A lawyer representing an accuser of Jay-Z claims to have evidence supporting allegations of sexual assault dating back to 2000, when the accuser was 13. The attorney, Tony Buzbee, refuted Jay-Z's accusations against him, stating they will respond legally in due time.
Jay-Z, in a lengthy statement, labeled Buzbee's claims as a blackmail attempt and vehemently denied the allegations, expressing concern for the impact on his family. He criticized Buzbee's character and military service, asserting he would not settle.
Fox News: Pennsylvania mother infuriated after Biden commutes sentence for 'kids-for-cash' judge: 'Ruined my son's life'
A Pennsylvania mother, Sandy Fonzo, criticized President Biden for commuting the sentence of corrupt judge Michael Conahan, involved in the "kids-for-cash" scandal. Her son, Edward Kenzakoski, took his own life after spending eight months in juvenile detention, a consequence of the judge's actions.
Fonzo expressed her anger and disappointment, stating that Biden's actions are a slap in the face to victims and their families. She called for reforms in the clemency process, highlighting the ongoing impact of the judicial corruption on many lives.
#sports
Fox News: Toaster trophy goes to winner of bowl game named after breakfast pastry
The Pop-Tarts Bowl will feature a unique trophy that doubles as a toaster for the winning team, allowing them to toast Pop-Tarts on the field after the game on December 28 in Orlando, Florida. This year's trophy, created with GE Appliances, marks a shift towards food-themed celebrations in bowl games.
The event, formerly known as the Cheez-It Bowl, has embraced a playful food theme, with past games featuring creative on-field celebrations. The Miami Hurricanes and Iowa State Cyclones will compete for the inaugural toaster trophy, with a fan vote determining the flavor of Pop-Tarts to be enjoyed post-game.
#outdoors
On The Water: Surface-Crashing Bluefin in Manasquan Inlet Captured on Two Cameras
Recent footage captured in New Jersey's Manasquan Inlet shows a large bluefin tuna feeding close to shore, thrilling local anglers. The video, shared on social media, highlights the increasing presence of these fish near beaches, with reports of similar sightings in Long Island.
As the bluefin tuna migration continues southward, anglers are encouraged to remain vigilant for more exciting near-shore activity, particularly off Ocean City, Maryland, where similar fishing experiences have been reported.