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18 Dec 2024
#politics
The Federalist: Johnson's Latest Spending Scheme Proves He's Dems' Useful Idiot
House Speaker Mike Johnson faces criticism for supporting a massive spending bill, contradicting his previous promises to avoid omnibus packages. The new bill includes provisions deemed unnecessary and continues funding for the Global Engagement Center, which has been accused of promoting online censorship.
Johnson's actions have led to accusations of betrayal among conservative voters, as he has repeatedly funded initiatives aligned with the Biden administration and failed to deliver on promises regarding border security and spending cuts. Critics argue that his leadership has empowered Democrats while leaving conservatives dissatisfied.
Fox News: FBI's warning as reported drone sightings plague the East Coast and more top headlines
The FBI has issued a warning regarding drone sightings, while Trump has announced two additional appointments. In a recent Christian school shooting, the police chief cited multiple factors as the motive. The GOP's new "America First Act" seeks to eliminate welfare benefits for illegal immigrants.
Amid political tensions, calls for an FBI investigation into Liz Cheney for potential witness tampering have emerged. A judge in Trump's trial faces criticism for delays, and a Democratic chair frontrunner acknowledges the party's recent election struggles.
#society
The Economist: How to get money from Ebenezer Scrooge
The article highlights the cultural reference to "The Muppet Christmas Carol," where Ebenezer Scrooge is confronted about his charitable contributions. It draws parallels to current discussions about the importance of generosity and the implications of Scrooge's legacy.
Additionally, it touches on broader issues facing Britain, including the government's aid budget, asylum system, and infrastructure plans, suggesting a need for more effective strategies to support the economy and society.
Fox News: Montana judge temporarily blocks rules banning transgender people from changing sex on state documents
A Montana judge has temporarily blocked a state rule preventing transgender individuals from changing the sex designation on their birth certificates and driver’s licenses. This ruling will remain in effect while the case is litigated, following a complaint filed by two transgender women.
The state had argued that sex is binary and that transgender individuals do not constitute a protected class. However, the judge disagreed, stating that discrimination based on transgender status also constitutes discrimination based on sex.
The Federalist: Report: Your Bank Might Be Spying On You For The Feds
A House Judiciary Committee report reveals that the federal government has weaponized the Bank Secrecy Act to surveil Americans without warrants. Financial institutions are incentivized to over-report legal transactions, resulting in millions of suspicious activity reports that capture sensitive personal information.
The investigation highlights concerns over government access to this data, with allegations that the FBI targets conservative individuals based on their financial activities. The report warns that surveillance capabilities are expanding, potentially leading to more invasive monitoring of Americans' financial lives.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Russia says Uzbek national was offered $100,000 to assassinate general
Russia claims that an Uzbek national was recruited by Ukrainian special forces to assassinate Lt Gen Igor Kirillov, head of the Russian army’s chemical weapons unit. The suspect allegedly received $100,000 for the mission and used an improvised explosive device.
Investigators reported that the suspect set up a camera to stream live footage to a Ukrainian intelligence center, where an agent remotely detonated the bomb, resulting in the deaths of Kirillov and his assistant.
#history
Fox News: Complete mastodon jaw found in New York homeowner's backyard: 'Remarkable discovery'
A homeowner in Scotchtown, New York, discovered a complete mastodon jaw and several bone fragments in their backyard, prompting excavation by researchers from the New York State Museum and SUNY Orange. The fossils will undergo analysis to determine their age and significance, with plans for public display in 2025.
This find marks the first mastodon discovery in New York in 11 years, adding to the region's rich Ice Age history. The excavation revealed additional bone fragments, and researchers aim to explore the area further for more fossils.
#crime
The Western Journal: Viral Missing Hawaii Woman Finally Breaks Her Silence: Had No Idea About Media Frenzy
Hannah Kobayashi, who went missing after traveling to Mexico without notifying her family, has returned to the U.S. and expressed surprise at the media attention surrounding her case. She emphasized her need for privacy and gratitude for those who supported her during this time.
Kobayashi's disappearance was classified as voluntary, and her father tragically took his life while searching for her. Friends noted that messages sent from her phone during her absence seemed unusual, raising concerns about their authenticity.
GB News: Andrew and Tristan Tate have more than £2 MILLION seized by police over unpaid tax claims
Police have seized over £2 million from influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate due to claims of unpaid taxes. The Chief Magistrate ruled in favor of Devon and Cornwall Police, which successfully froze funds in seven bank accounts linked to the Tates and a woman named J.
The court previously described the brothers as "serial tax and VAT evaders."