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18 Dec 2024
#politics
Le Monde: After investigating January 6, House GOP sides with Trump and goes after Liz Cheney
House Republicans have concluded their investigation into the January 6 Capitol attack, suggesting former Rep. Liz Cheney should be prosecuted for her role in the inquiry. The report emphasizes that Trump is not to blame for the events of that day and targets Cheney for her collaboration with key witnesses.
Cheney defended her committee's work, claiming the GOP report disregards the truth and attempts to cover up Trump's actions. The report also revisits security failures during the attack and calls for accountability, while Trump continues to advocate for retribution against those involved in the investigation.
Fox News: Congress unveils bill to avert Friday government shutdown with over $100B in disaster aid
Congressional leaders have proposed a 1,547-page continuing resolution to avert a partial government shutdown by Friday. This bill extends FY 2024 funding levels through March 14 and allocates over $100 billion for disaster relief and $10 billion for agricultural assistance.
The legislation includes provisions targeting Pharmacy Benefit Managers and aims to enhance Washington, D.C.'s RFK Stadium area. It also addresses concerns over drone activity with an extension of the Unmanned Aircraft Systems program. However, some GOP hardliners criticize the bill for including unrelated policy riders.
The Western Journal: Kamala Harris Cackles at Her Own Joke When Audience Leaves Her Hanging: 'Yeah, I Did That'
Vice President Kamala Harris faced a lackluster response from a younger audience during a recent speech in Maryland, where she laughed at her own jokes that many did not understand. Her comments referenced a previous speech about context and purpose, but the audience's reaction suggested they were not in on the humor.
Harris's connection with young voters appears to be weakening, as recent polls indicate a shift toward Republican support in this demographic compared to the 2020 election. Her attempts at humor may be exacerbating her struggles to resonate with various voter groups.
Fox News: Rep. Dan Crenshaw urges Congress to address 'lack of legal framework' surrounding drone security
Rep. Dan Crenshaw highlighted concerns over drone security following a House Intelligence Committee briefing, stating that the Biden administration's confidence in the situation is misplaced. He pointed out that around 100 drone sightings are still under investigation and emphasized the need for a clear legal framework to address drone activity.
Crenshaw criticized the fragmented authority among federal agencies and the lack of criminal penalties for unauthorized drone operators. He called for Congress to prioritize legislation that would clarify responsibilities and improve response capabilities regarding drone incidents.
Fox News: Fox News Politics: Cheney Accused of 'Potential' Witness Tampering
Former Rep. Liz Cheney faces calls for an FBI investigation over alleged witness tampering during her time on the Jan. 6 House Select Committee. A report claims she communicated with a witness without their attorney's knowledge, potentially violating federal laws.
Cheney defends her committee's work, asserting that the report misrepresents the evidence. Meanwhile, various political developments are unfolding, including plans for border wall materials and concerns over Biden's policies.
The Western Journal: Biden Admin Accused of Using 'Pro-Abortion Bullying Tactics' Against Foreign Nation
The Biden administration is accused of pressuring Sierra Leone to adopt pro-abortion legislation by threatening to withhold humanitarian aid. Despite President Julius Maada Bio's support, many Sierra Leoneans oppose the proposed Safe Motherhood Act, which would expand abortion rights.
Republican leaders criticize this approach as ideological extortion, arguing it undermines the country's existing laws that protect unborn life. They express concern that the Biden administration's actions reflect a troubling trend of imposing values on foreign nations.
#society
Fox News: Sarcophagus of 'Santa Claus' believed to be discovered during excavation
An excavation team has uncovered a sarcophagus believed to belong to the saint who inspired Santa Claus. In food trends, Grubhub's annual report highlights Americans' preference for poultry.
Additionally, a controversial travel trend known as "flying naked" is gaining attention among airline passengers.
Front Page Magazine: CUNY Chancellor Rodriguez Doesn’t Know If There Are Any Antisemites On Campus
CUNY Chancellor Felix Matos Rodriguez has faced criticism for his handling of antisemitism on campus, particularly in light of anti-Israel demonstrations and violence against Jewish students. During a City Council hearing, he responded to questions about antisemitism among students and faculty with "I don't know," raising concerns about his awareness of the issue.
Rodriguez has publicly acknowledged antisemitism at CUNY, yet has appointed Saly Abd Alla, a former director of the anti-Zionist CAIR, as chief diversity officer. Critics argue that he should resign or be replaced due to his failure to recognize and address the growing antisemitism within the university.
Le Monde: Ryanair gives up on operating flights from Orly
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary has vetoed the airline's plans to land at Orly Airport, opting instead for secondary airports due to high airport taxes. Ryanair recently secured slots for flights to Bratislava and Bergamo but continues to prioritize subsidies from provincial airports.
Orly Airport is becoming increasingly competitive for low-cost airlines, with Transavia and Volotea expanding their operations. The airport is nearing its capacity limit, with demand for landing slots rising as it approaches its annual slot limit of 250,000.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Do Iran's Leaders Smell the Coffee Yet?
Bashar al-Assad's desperate plea for Russian support during the Syrian conflict highlights the fragility of regimes reliant on foreign backing. With recent defeats in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria, Iran's influence is waning, causing fear among its leaders about potential uprisings.
As the Iranian regime faces increasing pressure, concerns grow over the fate of its Supreme Leader and the future of its power. The Iranian people seem poised to challenge their government, reminiscent of past upheavals in the region.
Front Page Magazine: How Not to Think About Syria
The fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria has raised significant geopolitical concerns. While his departure is seen positively due to the end of a brutal dictatorship and the weakening of Russian and Iranian influence, the rise of Abu Mohammad al-Julani and his group, Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, poses a new threat.
Al-Julani's past affiliations with jihadist organizations raise alarms about the potential for a radical Islamic regime in Syria, which could lead to humanitarian crises and destabilization in the region. The situation underscores the complexities of regime change and the risks of replacing one authoritarian regime with another that may be equally or more dangerous.
The Telegraph: Iran accused of growing stockpile of enriched uranium to ‘unprecedented levels’
Britain, France, and Germany have accused Iran of significantly increasing its stockpile of high enriched uranium without credible civilian justification, ahead of a UN Security Council meeting. Iran's uranium is now enriched to 60%, nearing the 90% needed for nuclear weapons.
The three countries urged Iran to reverse its nuclear escalation, highlighting the potential for Iran to produce fissile material for multiple nuclear weapons. They also mentioned the possibility of reinstating sanctions under a 2015 nuclear deal if Iran continues its current path.
#military
Fox News: Department of Defense doubles down, says drones are not US military assets
The Pentagon clarified that recent drone sightings in New Jersey and New York are not related to U.S. military operations, attributing most of the drones to hobbyists and recreational use. Over a million drones are registered in the U.S., with about 8,500 in flight daily.
While the Department of Defense is monitoring drone activity near military installations, they emphasize that such flights are not unusual. The DoD is enhancing capabilities to detect and track unmanned systems to ensure national security.
Forbes: Jam-Proof Fiber Optic Drone Testing In Ukraine
The HCX drone, developed by HIGHCAT in Germany, utilizes a fiber-optic cable for communication, making it immune to radio-frequency jamming. This innovation addresses the challenges faced by drones in Ukraine, where electronic warfare has led to a high rate of drone losses.
The HCX can maintain a clear data link and high-definition video feed while flying up to 12 miles. It is designed to operate effectively in intense electronic warfare environments, with plans for production to begin in November, potentially leading to widespread adoption of fiber-optic drones.
#culture
The Western Journal: Stark Difference Between Trump's 2016 and 2024 Time Magazine Covers Proves He's Won the Culture
President-elect Donald Trump's recent recognition as Time Magazine's "Person of the Year" illustrates his significant cultural impact and evolution since 2016. The contrast between the magazine covers from both years highlights a shift in perception, with the 2024 cover depicting Trump in a more positive and aspirational light, reflecting his resilience against media criticism.
This cultural transformation is further supported by endorsements from influential figures and a growing recognition of Trump's influence within various sectors, including sports and media. The article suggests that Trump's ability to rally support and maintain a commanding presence has solidified his status as a pivotal figure in American culture.
Fox News: Disney drops transgender storyline from upcoming animated Pixar show 'Win or Lose'
Disney has removed a transgender storyline from its upcoming Pixar series "Win or Lose," which follows a middle-school softball team. The decision was made to respect parents' preferences regarding discussions of gender identity with their children.
The series is set to premiere on Disney+ in February 2025. Disney has faced criticism for including LGBTQ+ themes in children's content, leading to backlash and underperformance of some films like "Lightyear" and "Elemental."
#crime
Forbes: Luigi Mangione Charged With Murder As An Act Of Terrorism—Here’s What That Means
Luigi Mangione, 26, has been indicted for the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, facing charges including first-degree murder as an act of terrorism. Prosecutors allege Mangione intended to intimidate the public and influence government policy through the killing.
Legal experts suggest that proving the terrorism element may complicate the prosecution's case, as they must demonstrate Mangione's intent to instill fear beyond mere personal grievances against the health insurance industry. The maximum penalty could be life without parole.
GB News: Sara Sharif's father and stepmum branded ‘executioners’ as they’re jailed for life over 'despicable' murder of 10-year-old
Sara Sharif's father, Urfan Sharif, and stepmother, Beinash Batool, have been sentenced to life in prison for her murder after years of abuse. An uncle, Faisal Malik, received a 16-year sentence for causing or allowing her death. Justice Cavanagh described the treatment of Sara as "torture."
Sara, 10, was found dead in her home with severe injuries after enduring a campaign of violence. Her mother expressed deep sorrow, calling the defendants "sadists" and lamenting the loss of her "angelic" daughter. The family fled to Pakistan after her death but returned to the UK, where they were arrested.