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17 Dec 2024

#illegals

Fox News: Border Patrol arrests South African national on terrorist watchlist who entered US illegally
Border Patrol arrests South African national on terrorist watchlist who entered US illegally
A South African national who illegally entered the U.S. was arrested in New York City after being identified as a match on the terrorist watchlist. Initially detained in Texas for trespassing, he was released before a multi-agency effort led to his capture in Brooklyn.

The investigation into the suspect's background revealed his potential ties to terrorism, prompting swift action from law enforcement. The individual is now pending removal from the U.S.


#politics

Front Page Magazine: Biden-Harris Regime Launches ‘National Strategy to Combat Islamophobia,’
Biden-Harris Regime Launches ‘National Strategy to Combat Islamophobia,’
The Biden-Harris administration has launched a National Strategy to Counter Islamophobia and Anti-Arab Hate, despite being close to the end of its term. Critics question the timing and effectiveness of this initiative, suggesting it may be more about political grandstanding than genuine concern.

Data shows that anti-Jewish hate crimes significantly outnumber anti-Muslim incidents, raising doubts about the urgency of addressing "Islamophobia." The administration's actions may also risk stifling open discussions on terrorism and its ideologies.


GB News: Humza Yousaf to step down at next Scottish Election
Humza Yousaf to step down at next Scottish Election
Humza Yousaf, former First Minister of Scotland, announced his intention to resign as an MSP at the next Holyrood election in 2026 after 15 years in office. He aims to provide space for new leadership and explore future contributions to pressing global challenges.

Yousaf, the first First Minister of color and a Muslim leader of a democratic nation, faced a tumultuous tenure marked by significant events, including the collapse of a power-sharing agreement and controversies surrounding various legislative actions. His achievements include reforms in domestic abuse protections and public transport ownership.


Fox News: Planes, stars and hobbyists: Lawmakers insist nothing ‘nefarious’ is happening in NJ skies
Planes, stars and hobbyists: Lawmakers insist nothing ‘nefarious’ is happening in NJ skies
Lawmakers received assurances from U.S. intelligence officials that recent drone sightings in New Jersey are not linked to any unlawful activity or government operations. The FBI has received over 6,000 tips, but officials believe many sightings are misidentified aircraft or hobbyist drones.

Despite the reassurances, some lawmakers are pushing for legislation to enhance local law enforcement's ability to track and manage drone activity, citing vulnerabilities in current laws. A joint statement from multiple agencies indicated no evidence of a national security threat from these drones.


Front Page Magazine: Gabe Congero at Restoration Weekend: "The War on the Conservative Donor”
Gabe Congero at Restoration Weekend: "The War on the Conservative Donor”
Gabe Congero from the Bradley Impact Fund delivered remarks at the David Horowitz Freedom Center’s 2024 Restoration Weekend, held from November 21-24 at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Naples, Florida. The event focused on various topics relevant to contemporary challenges.

The gathering featured discussions aimed at addressing and restoring key values and principles within society. Attendees engaged in dialogues reflecting on the current political landscape and strategies for future action.


Times Of Israel: ‘The Bibi Files’ makes Academy Awards shortlist for best documentary
‘The Bibi Files’ makes Academy Awards shortlist for best documentary
“The Bibi Files,” a documentary featuring leaked footage of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a police investigation, has been shortlisted for an Academy Award. The film, which is banned in Israel due to privacy laws, highlights Netanyahu's legal troubles amid ongoing conflict in Gaza.

Alongside this, the documentary “No Other Land” about settler violence and the Palestinian experience in the West Bank also advanced in the awards process. Meanwhile, Israel's entry for the International Feature Film category did not make the shortlist, continuing a trend of absence in recent years.


#society

The Telegraph: Guinness owner told to ‘get brewing’ as pubs ration supplies
Guinness owner told to ‘get brewing’ as pubs ration supplies
Wetherspoon’s chief Sir Tim Martin expressed frustration over Guinness shortages affecting pubs during the festive season. He plans to address the issue with Diageo, urging them to increase production after weeks of rationing due to surging demand.

Sales of Guinness have risen significantly, attributed to events like the Autumn Internationals rugby matches and colder weather. The company has implemented restrictions to manage supply as they prepare for the holiday season.


#foreignaffairs

The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: UN Meets on Syria, Shattering Earthquake, and Tom Cruise Receives Navy Award
Day in Photos: UN Meets on Syria, Shattering Earthquake, and Tom Cruise Receives Navy Award
On December 17, 2024, various global events unfolded, including the awarding of the EU's Sakharov Prize to Venezuelan activists Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia and Maria Corina Machado in Strasbourg. Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu visited troops in Syria, while a powerful earthquake struck Vanuatu, damaging multiple embassies.

In other news, Ukraine's President Zelenskyy met with Poland's Prime Minister Tusk in Lviv, and a repatriated Filipina inmate returned home from Indonesia. The day also featured cultural events, such as Christmas decorations in Greece and the celebration of Kurdish Flag Day in Iraq.


#culture

Front Page Magazine: Cultural Magic
Cultural Magic
The evolution of culture has shifted from communal storytelling to individual narratives, largely driven by technological advancements. This change has led to a focus on personal empowerment over collective values, resulting in a cultural landscape where morality is often sidelined in favor of individual desires.

As technology democratizes culture, it paradoxically leads to a collectivization that imposes new cultural norms. The rapid pace of change has created a sense of alienation and dissatisfaction, particularly among youth, who seek validation in a saturated cultural environment. A balanced culture should harmonize individual aspirations with social values, ensuring that change serves a meaningful purpose rather than fostering dependency on transient trends.