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16 Dec 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Prosecute sanctuary officials who defy Trump’s deportation orders
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has shifted his stance on immigration, now advocating for the deportation of illegal immigrants, particularly those who have committed crimes. This change follows the influx of over half a million migrants, which has strained city resources and led to increased crime.
Adams' collaboration with Trump’s border czar, Tom Homan, highlights a broader trend among some city leaders who are reconsidering their sanctuary policies in light of legal obligations and public sentiment. The article emphasizes that local officials must adhere to federal immigration laws, or face potential legal consequences.
#politics
Liberty Nation News: Congress May Soon Boost Social Security – But Only for Govt Workers - Liberty Nation News
The Social Security Fairness Act has passed the House with bipartisan support and is expected to move quickly through the Senate. The bill aims to repeal provisions that reduce Social Security benefits for individuals receiving government pensions, which could cost around $190 billion over the next decade.
Critics raise concerns about the financial implications, including increased national debt and the potential acceleration of Social Security's insolvency, which is projected to occur in about nine years. The bill primarily benefits government retirees, leading to questions about fairness for non-government retirees and the long-term sustainability of the Social Security program.
Fox News: Republicans conquered abortion in 2024. Will they do so in 2026?
In the lead-up to the 2024 election, abortion did not dominate voter concerns as expected, despite earlier predictions following the Dobbs decision. Research indicates that while many voters support pro-choice candidates, a significant number are open to less restrictive policies, suggesting a shift in the political landscape.
Republicans have begun to adjust their messaging on abortion, emphasizing empathy and understanding rather than strict opposition. This change could help neutralize the issue and allow voters to focus on other pressing matters, such as the economy and immigration. The effectiveness of this strategy will be crucial for future elections.
#society
Fox News: Texas transgender care whistleblower's lawyers believe unsealed court docs prove DOJ never had a case
Unsealed court documents suggest the DOJ had prior knowledge that allegations against Dr. Eithan Haim, a whistleblower in a transgender medical procedures case, were unfounded. Haim's lawyers argue that evidence shows he continued treating patients at Texas Children's Hospital beyond the DOJ's claims.
The DOJ faces criticism for allegedly ignoring evidence and relying on false testimony to indict Haim for HIPAA violations. The case is set for trial in mid-February, as Haim's defense contends the government's actions reflect a broader attempt to silence whistleblowers in the debate over transgender interventions for minors.
Fox News: Florida sheriff mourns 'really great' deputy killed during traffic stop; suspect later killed
Charlotte County Cpl. Elio Diaz was shot and killed during a traffic stop in Florida on Sunday. The suspect, identified as Andrew Mostyn Jr., fired a rifle at Diaz, who later died at the hospital. Mostyn was found later and was shot by deputies during an attempt to apprehend him.
Local leaders expressed their condolences, highlighting Diaz's dedication and service as an 11-year veteran of the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office. The community is mourning this tragic loss, especially as the holiday season approaches.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: China attacked US with hackers. We need to hit back hard
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has intensified its cyber espionage efforts against the United States, compromising major cellular networks and accessing sensitive data of millions of Americans. Federal authorities describe this as a significant campaign that continues to threaten U.S. infrastructure.
In response, there is a call for Congress and the incoming Trump administration to impose escalating costs on the CCP to deter further aggression. Proposed measures include targeted sanctions against CCP officials, enhancing cybersecurity protocols, and empowering U.S. cyber operators to conduct offensive operations against these threats.
#economy
GB News: Changing electric vehicle targets could be 'fatal' and cause thousands of jobs to be lost - 'UK risks losing out!'
Industry leaders warn that billions in UK investment and thousands of jobs are at risk if the government weakens zero-emission vehicle sales targets. A coalition of 57 top transport companies is urging the government to maintain current electric vehicle mandates to ensure continued funding and infrastructure development.
Experts emphasize that altering the Zero Emission Vehicle mandate could undermine investor confidence and hinder the UK's low-carbon transport sector. The current targets require vehicle manufacturers to sell 22% zero-emission vehicles by 2024, increasing to 100% by 2035.
#culture
Le Monde: Pope Francis in Corsica: A day of celebration free of controversies
Pope Francis visited Corsica on December 15, 2024, marking the first papal visit to the island. Arriving at Ajaccio airport, he held a high mass attended by over 7,500 people, concluding with a vibrant performance of "Dio vi salvi Regina," blending faith and local culture.
The event was characterized by a festive atmosphere, with prelates in joyful attire and a crowd of pilgrims celebrating the occasion. This visit was seen as a contrast to a recent ceremony in Paris, emphasizing a warm and communal spirit.
#health
Fox News: Is red wine good for your heart? Consider this wisdom from a cardiac surgeon
Dr. Jeremy London, a cardiovascular surgeon, asserts that red wine is not beneficial for heart health. He explains that the amount needed for any positive effects from resveratrol would require excessive drinking, negating any benefits due to the alcohol content.
Instead, London suggests consuming grapes or grape juice for resveratrol without the downsides of alcohol. He emphasizes that drinking red wine should be for enjoyment rather than health benefits. The American Heart Association also advises against starting alcohol consumption solely for heart disease prevention.
#sports
The Federalist: NFL Streaming Scheme Makes Watching Football Impossible
The NFL's recent media distribution agreements have led to significant streaming fragmentation, complicating how fans access games. With games spread across multiple networks and platforms, viewers often require several subscriptions to watch their favorite teams, making the process cumbersome and costly.
While NFL+ offers some access, it still leaves fans missing out on certain matchups based on their location. The increasing costs of streaming services, combined with restrictions on sharing subscriptions, create a challenging environment for dedicated football fans.