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17 Dec 2024

#illegals

Fox News: 'Standing by to help': Red state reveals plan to purchase auctioned border wall materials to store for Trump
'Standing by to help': Red state reveals plan to purchase auctioned border wall materials to store for Trump
Texas officials plan to purchase and store border wall materials auctioned by the federal government, with Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick expressing intent to bid on them. He claims to have significant funds available and aims to support the incoming Trump administration's border security efforts.

The Biden administration halted border wall construction in 2021, leading to the auctioning of excess materials. While some argue the wall is essential for immigration control, others criticize it as ineffective. The Pentagon stated that the materials are no longer government property and cannot be recalled.


#politics

Le Monde: Prime minister and mayor: François Bayrou holds on to local office
Prime minister and mayor: François Bayrou holds on to local office
Prime Minister François Bayrou advocates for repealing the ban on holding both parliamentary and local offices, calling it a "mistake." He believes the prohibition has worsened the disconnect between citizens and political leaders, contributing to widespread distrust in politics.

Transport Minister François Durovray supports Bayrou's stance, emphasizing the importance of local ties for national leaders to effectively address regional issues.


#foreignaffairs

Times Of Israel: Jerusalem man accused of spying for Iran, planning terror attack
Jerusalem man accused of spying for Iran, planning terror attack
An Israeli man, Erdler Israel Amoyal, 23, was arrested for allegedly working with Iranian intelligence to plan a terror attack and carry out surveillance missions in Israel. He reportedly communicated with Iranian operatives online, engaged in vandalism, and sought to recruit others for similar activities.

This arrest is part of a broader trend, with Israeli authorities uncovering multiple cases of citizens being recruited by Iran for espionage and terror-related tasks. The Shin Bet highlighted the serious implications of these actions, especially during ongoing conflicts involving Iran-backed groups.


The Telegraph: Ukraine has humiliated Putin on his doorstep at a precarious time
Ukraine has humiliated Putin on his doorstep at a precarious time
The assassination of Lt Gen Igor Kirillov, head of Russia's Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Protection Troops, by Ukrainian special forces aims to instill fear within the Russian military hierarchy. This act is expected to escalate tensions and animosity from the Kremlin towards Ukraine ahead of potential peace negotiations.

Kirillov was labeled a war criminal by Ukraine shortly before his death due to his approval of the use of banned chemical agents against Ukrainian forces. This strategic move underscores the ongoing conflict and the stakes involved.


Human Events: Ukraine takes credit for assassination of Russian general in scooter bomb at his Moscow apartment
Ukraine takes credit for assassination of Russian general in scooter bomb at his Moscow apartment
Ukraine has claimed responsibility for a bomb attack in Moscow that killed Russian Lt. General Igor Kirillov, who oversaw nuclear, biological, and chemical protection forces. The attack, which also claimed the life of Kirillov's assistant, involved a remotely triggered bomb hidden in a scooter.

The Ukrainian Security Service labeled Kirillov a "war criminal" due to his alleged use of banned chemical weapons. Russia has dismissed the claims, accusing Ukraine of using such weapons instead. The incident is considered an act of terrorism, with threats of retribution from Russian officials.


#culture

Forbes: ‘Yellowstone’ Finale Earns Record Ratings On Paramount And CMT: Here’s What’s Coming Next
‘Yellowstone’ Finale Earns Record Ratings On Paramount And CMT: Here’s What’s Coming Next
The series finale of "Yellowstone" attracted 11.4 million viewers on the Paramount Network and CMT, marking a high for episodes aired on these platforms. The show's viewership has increased throughout its final season, contributing to a rise in Paramount's overall TV usage.

"Yellowstone," which premiered in June 2018, focuses on the Dutton family ranch in Montana and has spawned several spinoffs. Despite mixed critical reception, the show has garnered significant viewership and remains popular among audiences.


#crime

Fox News: Suspected serial killer Rex Heuermann charged with seventh slaying
Suspected serial killer Rex Heuermann charged with seventh slaying
Rex Heuermann, the suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer, has been charged with the murder of Valerie Mack, a 24-year-old woman who went missing in 2000. Her remains were found in separate locations in New York. Heuermann, arrested in July 2023, faces multiple charges related to other victims as well.

Investigators are using advanced DNA techniques to build their case against Heuermann, who has pleaded not guilty and is being held without bail. His estranged wife has filed for divorce but maintains her belief in his innocence.


#technology

Human Events: JULIO RIVERA: Trump will make American cybersecurity great again
JULIO RIVERA: Trump will make American cybersecurity great again
As the Biden administration's tenure comes to an end, America faces critical cybersecurity vulnerabilities. President Trump must act decisively against state-sponsored cyber threats from nations like Russia, China, and Iran, while addressing a significant talent shortage in the cybersecurity workforce.

Despite Microsoft’s calls for stronger measures, its own history of breaches raises questions about its reliability. The Trump administration has the opportunity to reform cybersecurity agencies, foster public-private partnerships, and invest in education to bridge the skills gap.