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18 Dec 2024
#politics
The Federalist: Let's Look At How Democrats Handled Biden's Judicial Nominees
The House has passed the JUDGES Act, which would create new U.S. District Court positions for the first time since 2003. President Biden plans to veto the bill to limit Donald Trump's ability to fill judicial vacancies, reflecting ongoing partisan tensions in judicial appointments.
Biden is set to appoint a total of 235 judges, surpassing Trump's first-term total. The confirmation process has become increasingly partisan, with Democrats and Republicans opposing nominees at unprecedented rates. The JUDGES Act aimed to create 66 new judgeships, but its failure may leave Trump with fewer vacancies to fill than in his previous term.
Fox News: David Hogg says he received 'an enormous amount of vitriol' for asking about Dem outreach to young men
David Hogg, a DNC candidate and gun control activist, criticized the party for neglecting outreach to young men ahead of the election. He expressed frustration over being dismissed by party consultants and emphasized the need for the Democratic Party to be more inclusive and representative of young voters.
Hogg announced his candidacy for DNC vice chair, stating he aims to bring attention to issues affecting young men and to foster a party culture that values diverse perspectives. He acknowledged his underdog status but remains committed to advocating for change within the party.
The Federalist: Trump Is Traveling Through Space And Time To Be President
President Biden has been active recently, addressing various issues from the border wall to the hostage crisis in the Middle East. He has engaged with leaders like Ukrainian President Zelensky and Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau, while also attending significant events, including the Army-Navy game and the reopening of Notre Dame.
Meanwhile, Donald Trump is already influencing international relations, threatening tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico if they fail to curb illegal immigration. He has also been meeting with foreign leaders and making personnel decisions, positioning himself to take immediate action upon his inauguration.
#society
Times Of Israel: Palestinians shoot at bus illegally visiting Nablus tomb, injuring one
A bus carrying Israelis to Joseph's Tomb in Nablus was attacked by gunmen, injuring the driver. The Israel Defense Forces intervened to extract the group, which included minors. All were arrested for illegally entering the area without military coordination.
The group, linked to the ultra-Orthodox Shuvu Bonim sect, had previously faced violence during unauthorized visits. The IDF prohibits such entries to avoid provocations and protect soldiers. Rabbi Eliezer Berland, leader of the sect, has a criminal history, including sex offenses.
Le Monde: Devastated Mayotte faces food and water shortages: 'In four days, there will be nothing left to eat'
Mayotte is facing a critical food shortage following Cyclone Chido, which caused severe damage and left residents without power. Local entrepreneur Youssouf Bacar emphasized the urgency for aid, noting that without immediate assistance, food supplies will run out soon.
Despite the dire situation, Bacar reported a lack of communication regarding relief efforts, including air and sea shipments of food from La Réunion and mainland France. He expressed frustration over limited information while he works to repair his damaged property.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: IDF admits settler group crossed northern border into Lebanon this month
The Israel Defense Forces confirmed that a group of settlers crossed into Lebanon earlier this month, contradicting earlier statements. The settlers, led by the Uri Tzafon Movement, entered near the Lebanese village of Maroun al-Ras and were dispersed by IDF troops.
This incident raises concerns about border security amid ongoing tensions with Hezbollah, which has intensified attacks on Israel. The IDF is investigating the situation and emphasizes that unauthorized border crossings jeopardize military operations. Support for Jewish settlements in Lebanon remains minimal.
Fox News: Tensions between Israel and Turkey escalate over Syria: 'It’s time to pay attention'
Israel has rejected Turkey's accusations regarding its military actions in Syria, amid escalating tensions between the two nations. Turkey condemned Israeli settlement expansions in the Golan Heights and urged compliance with the 1974 Disengagement Agreement, which Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu declared void due to the civil war's impact on Syrian forces.
The exchange highlights a significant deterioration in bilateral relations, exacerbated by Turkey's support for Hamas and military operations in northern Syria. Analysts warn that as Turkey deepens its presence, clashes with Israel could become more likely, despite both nations' interests in avoiding direct conflict.
GB News: Pope Francis reveals suicide bomber terror plot to kill him foiled by British intelligence
Pope Francis disclosed that British intelligence thwarted a plot to assassinate him during his 2021 visit to Iraq. A double suicide bombing targeting an event in Mosul was foiled after UK intelligence alerted Iraqi police, who intercepted the attackers.
The Pope emphasized the significance of his visit, the first by a Catholic pontiff to Mosul, and urged Iraq's Christians to forgive and rebuild amidst the aftermath of war. His autobiography, "Hope," will be published on January 14.