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#politics
Breitbart: Nick Jonas Fans Furious Over Pop Star's Apparent Elon Musk Support
Nick Jonas faced backlash from fans after he expressed support for Elon Musk in a tweet. The response included harsh comments, with some fans urging him to delete the post and others expressing disappointment over his apparent political stance.
While many fans were outraged, some defended Jonas, criticizing the intense reactions and labeling them as intolerance. The situation highlights the polarized nature of celebrity endorsements in today's political climate.
Breitbart: CNN’s Finney: Trump Is 'Threatening Young Little Women' Like Cassidy Hutchinson
CNN contributor Karen Finney criticized President-elect Donald Trump, labeling him an "old man" who poses a threat to young women, specifically referencing Cassidy Hutchinson. She emphasized the need for President Biden to implement a broad clemency program for nonviolent offenders while highlighting the dangers posed by Trump.
Finney's remarks came in response to Trump's accusations against Hutchinson regarding witness tampering, framing her as a young woman who fulfilled her civic duty. She expressed concern for the safety and security of individuals like Hutchinson in light of Trump's actions.
Fox News: Rand Paul blocks bill responding to drone sightings: Shouldn't rush to grant 'sweeping surveillance powers'
Sen. Rand Paul blocked a Senate bill aimed at allowing local authorities in New Jersey and the Northeast to track mysterious drone sightings. He expressed concerns over expanding government surveillance powers, emphasizing the need for careful consideration of privacy and civil liberties.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer argued for the bill, stating that confusion over the drone sightings requires a federal response. However, Paul maintained that there is no imminent threat, as the government has not identified any danger associated with the drones.
The Federalist: Conservatives Blast Johnson's Christmastime Spending Scam
Congress has unveiled a 1,547-page omnibus spending bill to fund the government through March 2025, facing backlash from conservatives. Critics, including President-elect Donald Trump and Rep. Chip Roy, argue it is filled with excessive spending and pork-barrel politics.
The bill includes controversial provisions like a pay raise for Congress members and exemptions from Obamacare. Many lawmakers express frustration, calling for a more fiscally responsible approach and urging their colleagues to vote against the measure.
Breitbart: Conviction Against Ex-French President Sarkozy Upheld by Top Court
France's highest court has confirmed former President Nicolas Sarkozy's conviction for corruption and influence peddling, sentencing him to a year in prison. Sarkozy, who plans to request home detention with an electronic bracelet, was found guilty of attempting to bribe a magistrate for information.
This marks the first instance in modern French history of a former president receiving a prison sentence for actions during their term. Sarkozy, who has faced multiple legal challenges, denies wrongdoing and is set for another trial next month involving alleged illegal campaign financing from Libya.
Fox News: French high court upholds ex-president's corruption conviction
France's highest court has upheld the conviction of former President Nicolas Sarkozy for corruption and influence peddling, sentencing him to a year in prison. Sarkozy plans to request home detention with an electronic bracelet and maintains his innocence, stating he will appeal to the European Court of Human Rights.
This marks the first time a former French president has been sentenced to prison for actions taken during their presidency. Sarkozy's legal troubles continue, with another trial set for next month regarding alleged illegal campaign financing from Libya's Moammar Gadhafi.
#society
Breitbart: Oil-rich Iran Short of Fuel, Electricity; Billions Spent on Terror
Iran is experiencing a severe fuel and electricity crisis, leading to shutdowns of essential services during winter. Despite being a major oil producer, the regime struggles to meet domestic fuel needs, exacerbated by a collapsing currency and deteriorating infrastructure.
The situation is compounded by ongoing regional tensions and the regime's focus on foreign military activities rather than addressing domestic issues. Government offices, schools, and businesses are largely closed as temperatures plummet.
Forbes: Weather Could Disrupt Early Christmas Travelers—Ahead Of A Warm Holiday For Most
Severe snow and rain storms are expected to impact travel across the U.S. from the Pacific Northwest to New England this week, potentially disrupting early Christmas plans. The National Weather Service warns of significant snowfall in the Midwest and cold temperatures in New England.
Despite the early storms, travelers closer to Christmas may face fewer issues, with warmer temperatures predicted nationwide. AAA anticipates record holiday travel, with 119.3 million people expected to journey 50 miles or more, primarily by car.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Man accused of running secret Chinese gov police station in NYC makes plea: US Attorney
A New York City resident, Chen Jinping, has pleaded guilty to operating a covert Chinese government police station in Manhattan's Chinatown. U.S. Attorney Breon Peace stated that Chen conspired to act as an agent of the Chinese government and obstructed justice by destroying evidence related to his communications with officials.
The police station, which was discovered by the FBI in October 2022, was the first known overseas facility of its kind in the U.S. Chen faces up to five years in prison, while his co-defendant, Lu Jianwang, awaits trial.
#economy
Forbes: Dow Tanks 1,100 Points: Wobbles Toward Longest Losing Streak Since 1974
The Dow Jones Industrial Average experienced its longest losing streak since 1974, falling over 1,100 points or 2.6% following a hawkish update from the Federal Reserve. The Fed announced a 25 basis-point rate cut but forecasted fewer cuts in 2025 than previously expected.
This decline extended to other markets, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also dropping significantly. The selloff reflects investor concerns about tighter monetary policy affecting corporate profits as borrowing costs rise.
Fox News: Newsom removes college degree requirement for 30K state government jobs
California Governor Gavin Newsom plans to eliminate college degree requirements for an additional 30,000 state jobs, doubling the previous number. This initiative aims to help Californians leverage their skills for better job opportunities, aligning with similar moves by other states.
The framework includes creating "Career Passports" to document skills and benefits for veterans, allowing them to earn college credit for military experience. This approach has garnered bipartisan support, with several states already adopting similar policies to enhance job accessibility.
#culture
Fox News: JD Vance criticizes NY Times reader for 'whining' about elderly neighbor's prayers: 'Stop being a weirdo'
A New York Times reader expressed discomfort over a neighbor's persistent prayers, seeking advice on how to address the situation. The columnist noted the disparity in their views on prayer and suggested the reader might need to adjust their perspective instead of asking the neighbor to stop.
Vice President-elect JD Vance criticized the reader's complaint, suggesting they should accept the prayers as a kind gesture rather than being bothered by them. He implied that the neighbor's intentions are more genuine than the reader's grievances.
#health
GB News: Cases of highly contagious and deadly disease surging across US - What are the symptoms?
Whooping cough cases in the US have surged dramatically in 2024, with over 30,250 reported, a sixfold increase from the same period last year. The CDC noted a significant rise in cases, particularly in the East North Central region, which has recorded 7,675 infections.
While the current numbers are concerning, they remain lower than pre-vaccine decades. Symptoms include severe coughing fits, especially dangerous for infants. Vaccination is recommended for all ages, particularly pregnant women, to protect newborns.
Fox News: Common pain reliever could cause medical complications in some people over 65, study suggests
A recent U.K. study published in Arthritis Care & Research indicates that acetaminophen, commonly known as Tylenol, may pose significant health risks for older adults. The research analyzed data from over 180,000 acetaminophen users and found associations with serious complications like gastrointestinal bleeding, heart failure, and chronic kidney disease.
Experts advise that older individuals should consult healthcare providers before using acetaminophen or any over-the-counter medications, as their bodies may not tolerate these drugs as they age. The findings highlight the need for careful consideration of long-term medication use in the elderly.
#crime
Fox News: Five more migrants detained in Aurora, Colorado, home invasion possibly linked to brutal Venezuelan gang
Police in Aurora, Colorado, have detained 19 migrants linked to an armed home invasion and kidnapping, with 16 identified as unauthorized Venezuelan nationals suspected of ties to the violent gang Tren de Aragua. The incident involved two victims who were assaulted and bound.
Authorities are investigating the gang's involvement, with one victim sustaining a stab wound but expected to survive. Local officials criticize sanctuary policies, claiming they hinder law enforcement's ability to address gang-related violence.