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20 Dec 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Trump Endorses Ohio’s Bernie Moreno for Senate in Blow to Opponents
Former President Donald Trump endorses Bernie Moreno in Ohio's Republican primary for U.S. Senate, criticizing opponent Sen. Sherrod Brown as a radical left liberal. Trump calls for GOP unity behind Moreno, highlighting his positions on border security, crime, taxes, military/veterans, and the Second Amendment. Moreno expresses gratitude for Trump's endorsement, while opponent Frank LaRose criticizes Moreno for bluffing about getting Trump's support. Trump's endorsement in Ohio's 2022 primaries resulted in a perfect 16-0 win for his candidates.
#society
Breitbart: PHOTO: Singer Jelly Roll Donates Tractor-Trailer of Toys to Children
Country singer Jelly Roll partnered with the Last Minute Toy Store in Nashville to deliver toys to families in need. The charity, supported by over 1,000 volunteers, has helped over 6,900 children this year. Jelly Roll's act of giving back was praised on social media.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: US Congress will not approve any Ukraine aid before the end of the year
Senate negotiators work to reach a border security deal in order to unlock military aid for Ukraine and national security. Washington will not be able to approve new aid for Ukraine before the year's end, but negotiators will continue to work towards an agreement. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky remains hopeful for aid, while Republicans have made their support conditional on US immigration policy.
Fox News: Houthis vow to keep attacking ships in Red Sea despite formation of US-led task force
Houthi militants in Yemen refuse to stop attacking vessels in the Red Sea, despite the establishment of a U.S.-led task force for protection. The attacks are in protest of Israel's war with Hamas. The seriousness of the attacks has led shipping companies to halt operations in the area.
The Telegraph: Putin boasts Russia has upgraded entire nuclear arsenal as he goads West over Ukraine ‘failures’
Russia's President Vladimir Putin has claimed that the country's nuclear arsenal is 95% modernized, with their defence industry surpassing the West. Putin also boasted that Russia has gained the upper hand in the war in Ukraine, stating that Western attempts to defeat them have failed. The President warned that any negotiations about the future of Ukraine must be based on Russia's national interests, and he accused the West of attempting to divide and destroy Russia.
#health
Fox News: Teachers in England instructed they don't have to accept all student gender transition requests
England's Department for Education has released new transgender guidelines stating that teachers should not have to accept requests from students wanting to "socially transition" at school. The guidance emphasizes the importance of parental involvement in decisions regarding a child's gender identity, but allows for exceptions in rare cases where harm may be caused. The aim is to provide teachers with greater confidence when dealing with this issue, while countering the activism that has misrepresented the law.
A federal judge has temporarily blocked Kentucky's ban on gender-affirming care for transgender youths, preventing the measure from taking effect. The ban would have prohibited certain medical treatments for transgender individuals under the age of 18. This legal action comes amidst ongoing debates and court battles over transgender rights and access to healthcare.
#crime
Fox News: Colorado armed robbers' getaway vehicle stolen during heist in ironic twist
Three armed robbers in Colorado attempted to rob a check cashing business but had their getaway car stolen by a female thief. They were forced to flee on foot and two of them were arrested.
Breitbart: Super Bowl Champ Derrick Ward Charged with Robbing L.A. Gas Stations
Former New York Giants running back Derrick Ward has been arrested in Los Angeles for robbing businesses, including gas stations, over several months. Authorities say Ward used violence and his size to commit the thefts. Ward, who earned a $17 million contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2009, retired in 2010 after a career that included winning the Super Bowl with the Giants in 2008.
The Blaze: 5 teenagers charged with felony battery over vicious attack on Parkland high school student caught on video | Blaze Media
Florida police charge five teenagers with felony battery for attacking a high school student in Parkland. The victim suffered a skull fracture and was treated at a hospital. Officers are searching for a possible sixth suspect.
Le Monde: French court sentences Rwandan doctor for involvement in 1994 genocide of Tutsis
Former Rwandan doctor Sosthene Munyemana sentenced to 24 years in French court for his role in the 1994 genocide of Tutsis. He was found guilty of genocide, crimes against humanity, and conspiracy. Munyemana's lawyers plan to appeal.
#other
Breitbart: China Declares Dissident Mogul Jimmy Lai Guilty as Sham Trial over Hong Kong Protests Begins
Media mogul Jimmy Lai, a critic of the Chinese communist regime, is being declared guilty by the Chinese Foreign Ministry on the same day his trial for alleged sedition begins. Lai has been in prison since 2020 for coverage of the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong. Cardinal Joseph Zen, who baptized Lai, attended the trial. Millions of people participated in anti-communist protests in Hong Kong in 2019, which led to the passing of a "national security" law by China. Lai is facing potential lifetime imprisonment on charges of "seditious" behavior. China denies Lai a trial by jury, and few expect him to be found innocent. The Chinese Foreign Ministry treats Lai as guilty and defends Hong Kong's legal system. Chinese state media portrays Lai as a "secessionist" and quotes regime-approved "experts" who claim that China does not engage in political persecution. On the same day as the trial begins, the Communist Party's chief executive of Hong Kong meets with Chinese dictator Xi Jinping, who praises the repression in the region and expects further governance by patriots.