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17 Dec 2024
#politics
The Federalist: Corrupt Corporate Media Indignant Over ABC Payout To Trump
ABC News has reached a $15 million defamation settlement with Donald Trump, compensating his presidential library for false statements made during the campaign. Critics argue this sets a troubling precedent for journalistic integrity, while supporters view it as a necessary concession.
The settlement coincides with George Stephanopoulos facing deposition in a lawsuit alleging he acted with malice in his reporting. The outcome raises questions about the media's role and accountability, especially regarding their treatment of Trump and related political narratives.
#society
The Telegraph: Buildings destroyed by 7.3 magnitude Pacific island earthquake
A 7.3-magnitude earthquake struck Vanuatu, causing significant destruction in the capital, Port Vila, and triggering tsunami warnings. Reports indicate casualties, including at least one confirmed death, with more expected as rescue efforts continue.
Witnesses describe bodies in the streets and injured individuals outside the main hospital. No foreign personnel have been reported among the casualties.
Le Monde: Denmark refuses to extradite anti-whaling activist Watson to Japan
Denmark has decided not to extradite anti-whaling activist Paul Watson to Japan, where he faced charges related to a 2010 incident involving a whaling ship. Watson, who has been detained in Greenland since July, is now free to leave jail.
The Danish Ministry of Justice cited the lengthy duration since the alleged acts and the nature of the accusations in their decision. Watson, known for his confrontational tactics against whaling, has received support from various activists, including Jane Goodall, who has called for him to be granted asylum in France.
GB News: Lawsuit against Saracen's Head pub branded a 'spread bet' by Carole Malone
Khalid Baqa, a convicted terrorist serving time for disseminating terrorist publications, is suing a Buckinghamshire pub for £2,000, claiming the name "Saracen's Head Inn" is offensive. Baqa, 60, has faced backlash for the lawsuit given his criminal background.
Fox News: Report exposes Hamas terrorist crimes against families during Oct 7 massacre: 'kinocide'
On October 7, 2023, Hamas terrorists attacked Israeli families in Kibbutz Nahal Oz and Kfar Aza, resulting in horrific violence and loss. The report by Dr. Cochav Elkayam-Levy introduces "kinocide," highlighting the systematic targeting of families during these attacks, aiming for recognition as a distinct crime.
The report emphasizes the need for international legal frameworks to address such atrocities, as current laws fail to protect families in conflict. Despite endorsements from human rights experts, concerns remain about the international community's response to these events and the ongoing denial surrounding them.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iran awaiting ‘necessary conditions’ to reopen vandalized Syria embassy
Iran's foreign ministry announced plans to reopen its embassy in Syria, contingent on ensuring the safety of its staff. The embassy was vandalized after the ouster of ally Bashar al-Assad, and Iran seeks to distance itself from the former leader while maintaining its advisory role in Syria.
Iran criticized comments from EU officials regarding its presence in Syria and emphasized its historical ties with the country. Meanwhile, communication has been established with Syria's new leadership to prevent further hostilities.