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17 Dec 2024
#politics
Le Monde: France's new PM under fire for chairing municipal council amid cyclone tragedy
French Prime Minister François Bayrou faced backlash for prioritizing a town hall meeting in Pau over attending a crisis meeting regarding Cyclone Chido's devastation in Mayotte, where hundreds are feared dead. Critics, including members of Macron's party, emphasized the need for his presence in the affected area.
Bayrou, appointed by President Macron amid political turmoil, has retained his mayoral position while serving as prime minister, leading to further criticism. He has yet to form a new government, with previous ministers remaining in caretaker roles.
Breitbart: Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos to Meet Trump at Mar-a-Lago
President-elect Donald Trump is set to meet with Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos at Mar-a-Lago, part of a series of meetings with business leaders since the election. Sarandos has previously supported Democratic candidates but has joined others in reconnecting with Trump.
Other notable figures like Meta's Mark Zuckerberg and Google's Sundar Pichai have also visited Trump recently, signaling a trend of business leaders seeking to engage with the incoming administration.
#society
Fox News: 10 viral Christmas gifts TikTokers swear by
This holiday season, viral gift ideas from TikTok are trending, featuring items like the Nekteck foot massager, Bearpaw slippers, and Stanley cups. These products cater to various preferences, ensuring thoughtful gifting for everyone on your list.
Other popular items include the Bedsure flannel fleece blanket, Worx SwitchDriver drill, and MAANGE makeup brushes, all praised for their quality and affordability. Many of these gifts can be delivered quickly through Amazon, making holiday shopping convenient.
Breitbart: DHS, FBI, FAA, DOD Agree on New Jersey Drones: No National Security Threat
The DHS, FAA, FBI, and DOD confirmed that recent drone sightings over New Jersey do not pose a national security threat. They noted that over one million drones are registered in the U.S., with many operating legally in airspace daily.
While the FBI has received thousands of drone sighting reports, the agencies stated that the sightings are likely a mix of lawful drones and other aircraft. The Pentagon also clarified that the drones are neither U.S. military-operated nor foreign-controlled.
Breitbart: Hollywood Treatment: Two Documentaries Planned on Luigi Mangione
Two documentaries are in development about Luigi Mangione, the alleged murderer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The projects will explore themes of healthcare frustration, insurance denial, and the implications of vigilantism, presenting multiple perspectives on the case.
Oscar-winning filmmaker Alex Gibney's Jigsaw Productions and Stephen Robert Morse are involved in the productions, aiming for a balanced portrayal of the events and their impact on affected families.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Keir Starmer blasted for delay in foreign security scheme amid Chinese spy allegations: 'We must have transparency!'
Shadow Housing Minister David Simmonds is urging the Government to clarify its stance on the foreign interest registration scheme amid concerns about national security, particularly following allegations against suspected Chinese spy Yang Tengbo. He criticized Labour for delaying the scheme and emphasized the need for transparency in foreign relations.
Simmonds called for the Government to outline alternative security measures if they do not proceed with the foreign interest registration scheme, stressing the importance of protecting Britain's industrial base and ensuring the safety of its relationship with China. Starmer defended the UK's engagement with China, highlighting a strategic approach that balances cooperation and competition.
#military
The Telegraph: Putin’s chemical weapons henchman Kirillov was a truly evil man. He deserved to die
The assassination of General Kirillov, head of Russia's CBRN forces, highlights the ongoing threat posed by Russia and other rogue states. Kirillov's involvement in chemical weapon attacks, including those in Syria and Ukraine, underscores the need for stronger international responses to such war crimes.
His death is a significant blow to President Putin, who is already facing challenges following recent military setbacks. The situation calls for urgent action from the UK and NATO, particularly in providing protective measures like gas masks to Ukrainian forces.
#crime
Breitbart: U.S. Deports Gulf Cartel Supreme Leader-Los Zetas Founder; Faces Charges in Mexico
Osiel Cardenas Guillen, former leader of the Gulf Cartel and founder of Los Zetas, has been deported from the U.S. after completing a 25-year sentence. He is now in a Mexican prison facing multiple charges, including drug trafficking and murder.
Cardenas was extradited to the U.S. in 2007 and was held by ICE prior to his deportation. His removal has sparked speculation about his potential return to power in Mexico.
Fox News: Jury in Cash App founder's death reaches verdict
A San Francisco jury is set to announce its verdict in the murder trial of Nima Momeni, accused of fatally stabbing Cash App founder Bob Lee in April 2023. Momeni allegedly attacked Lee after a dispute related to a joke, claiming self-defense against Lee, who he said was under the influence of drugs.
Prosecutors argue Momeni planned the attack, using a knife from his sister's kitchen. They presented evidence, including DNA and surveillance footage, while the defense contended that Lee initiated the confrontation. Momeni faces 26 years to life if convicted.
#other
On The Water: Solving the Great Lakes' Disappearing Fish Mystery
SkyhoundMedia and the Great Lakes Fishery Commission have launched "THE FISH THIEF: A Great Lakes Mystery," a documentary narrated by J.K. Simmons. It reveals the near extinction of key fish species in the Great Lakes due to the invasive sea lamprey, impacting local economies and Indigenous communities.
The film highlights the collaborative efforts of scientists and conservationists to combat this ecological crisis over nearly eight years. It emphasizes the importance of protecting natural resources for both local prosperity and global well-being. The documentary will be available for pre-order on December 6 and officially released on January 31, 2025.