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17 Dec 2024
#society
Fox News: DC police investigating 5-year-old shot by younger sibling inside apartment: 'Unfortunate situation'
A 5-year-old girl is in critical condition after being shot by her 3-year-old brother who accessed an unsecured firearm in their Washington, D.C. home. Police arrested two adults present at the scene, including a family friend charged with cruelty to children.
Authorities emphasize the urgent need for firearm safety, particularly in homes with children. The investigation is ongoing, with no information yet on the gun's ownership.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Two charged over Iran-backed drone strike that killed 3 US troops in Jordan
Two men, including a dual Iranian American citizen, face charges for conspiring to export sensitive technology to Iran linked to a drone attack in Jordan that killed three U.S. troops. The defendants allegedly circumvented U.S. export laws to supply Iran's military drone program.
The drone attack, attributed to Iranian-backed militias, resulted in significant casualties among U.S. personnel. Following the incident, the U.S. conducted counterstrikes against Iranian targets in Iraq and Syria.
#economy
Breitbart: Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin Proposes 'No Taxes on Tips'
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has proposed eliminating state income taxes on tips in the service industry, aiming to return $70 million annually to workers. If approved, Virginia would be the first state to implement such a measure, benefiting servers, hair stylists, and hospitality workers.
Youngkin emphasized the proposal's potential bipartisan support and its importance for reducing tax burdens on hardworking Virginians. Local business owners and employees expressed optimism about the positive impact on their finances.
#military
The Telegraph: Bomb kills senior Russian general in Moscow
A bomb concealed in an electric scooter killed Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov, head of Russia's Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Protection Troops, in Moscow. The incident occurred outside an apartment building, resulting in his death and that of his assistant. A criminal investigation is underway.
Kirillov's unit specializes in operations amid radioactive, chemical, and biological threats. The attack has raised concerns regarding security and the implications for Russia's defense capabilities.
#health
GB News: Find your local hospice HERE - support your care givers crippled by Labour's Budget changes
Hospices in the UK are facing severe financial challenges following Chancellor Rachel Reeves's Budget, which increased National Insurance Contributions. This has resulted in hundreds of thousands of pounds in additional costs, pushing the sector towards a projected £60 million deficit for the year.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting has promised financial assistance to hospices, with plans to adjust government grants to protect them. The Liberal Democrats are urging the government to exempt hospices from the tax hike, emphasizing the urgent need for support in light of the crisis.
#crime
Breitbart: Bolivia's Ex-Narcotics Director Extradited to U.S. on Gun, Cocaine Charges
Maximiliano Davila-Perez, former head of Bolivia's anti-drug agency, has been extradited to the U.S. on charges of conspiring to import cocaine and using automatic weapons in the process. He allegedly exploited his position to facilitate cocaine trafficking and protect shipments.
Davila-Perez faces severe penalties, including a mandatory minimum of 10 years and potentially life in prison if convicted. His case highlights a significant betrayal of public trust in the fight against drug trafficking.
Breitbart: Tren de Aragua Crime Expands to North Dakota -- Cops Beg Biden Admin for Help
North Dakota police chief Pete Nielson reports a rise in criminal activity linked to the Tren de Aragua gang, with his department lacking federal support to address the issue. He cites the recent arrest of Henry Theis, who allegedly stole $100,000 from ATMs, as evidence of the challenges faced by local law enforcement.
Nielson expresses hope for better cooperation with federal authorities under the incoming Trump administration, indicating a willingness to assist with mass deportation efforts. He emphasizes the need for federal intervention in cases involving illegal immigrants committing crimes in local communities.
Fox News: California 'Shoplift With a Cop' blitz operation leads to dozens of arrests
Ventura County's Organized Retail Theft Task Force conducted a "Shoplift With a Cop" operation, resulting in 37 arrests, including 21 adults and 16 juveniles. The operation recovered nearly $2,000 in stolen goods and seized narcotics, highlighting ongoing retail theft issues.
The initiative involved collaboration between law enforcement and retail loss prevention teams, aiming to enhance safety during the holiday season. The sheriff's office encourages local retailers to participate in future operations to combat retail theft.