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19 Dec 2024
#politics
Fox News: 'Hell no': House Dems erupt over GOP spending deal
House Democrats are rejecting Speaker Mike Johnson's latest spending proposal, calling it "laughable" and blaming extreme Republicans for a potential government shutdown. Democratic leaders plan to whip votes against the deal, which extends funding for three months and suspends the debt limit for two years.
The revised bill, which follows failed negotiations on a previous plan, faces opposition from both sides of the aisle. Conservatives criticize it for increasing debt without spending cuts, while Trump endorses it as beneficial for the American people. The situation remains tense as lawmakers prepare for a possible vote.
Breitbart: CNN’s Acosta: 'Elon Musk Is Spreading Fake News' — 'He Is Fake News'
CNN's Jim Acosta criticized Elon Musk for allegedly spreading misinformation about a government spending bill, claiming Musk's tweets misrepresented the situation and could influence political dynamics. Acosta highlighted the inaccuracies in Musk's claims, including a false assertion about congressional pay increases.
Network media reporter Brian Stelter echoed these concerns, emphasizing the misleading nature of Musk's statements. He noted that even Republican Representative Dan Crenshaw cautioned Musk to verify his sources before sharing information.
The Western Journal: Amazon Suffers Christmas Blow as 10,000 Workers Walk Off the Job at Worst Possible Time
Nearly 10,000 Amazon workers across several states went on strike just days before Christmas, protesting the company's failure to negotiate better wages and working conditions. The Teamsters Union accused Amazon of greed and disrespect toward its employees, asserting that the strike serves as leverage in ongoing contract negotiations.
Amazon defended itself, stating that it offers competitive pay and benefits, and accused the Teamsters of misleading the public about their representation of workers. The company emphasized that it has faced unfair labor practice charges related to the union's actions.
The Federalist: Media Hacks Who Hid Biden's Senility Shouldn't Be Trusted Again
Concerns about President Biden's cognitive abilities have resurfaced, with reports indicating his inner circle has concealed his mental and physical decline. This has led to infrequent interactions with key lawmakers and a reliance on aides for decision-making.
Despite ongoing scrutiny, many media outlets have defended Biden, dismissing claims of incompetence as conspiracy theories. The Wall Street Journal's recent findings challenge this narrative, highlighting a failure of the press to hold the administration accountable.
Le Monde: Trump announces new deal for averting government shutdown
Republicans in Congress are scrambling to avert a government shutdown before the holiday season, following Donald Trump's demands for a new funding package. The proposed "American Relief Act of 2024" includes a two-year suspension of the borrowing limit, but faces uncertainty as Democrats may not support it.
As the midnight deadline approaches, Speaker Mike Johnson is under pressure to meet Trump's conditions while managing dissent within his party. The situation remains fluid, with bipartisan negotiations stalled and the potential for a government shutdown looming if an agreement isn't reached.
#society
Breitbart: Report: 15-Year-Old Madison Christian School Shooter Had 2 Guns
A 15-year-old shooter at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin, carried two handguns during the attack, though only one was used. Authorities are investigating how she obtained the firearms and the motivations behind the incident. The shooter ultimately took her own life.
Madison's police chief expressed uncertainty about the premeditation of the attack, indicating that bringing a gun to school suggests planning. The investigation continues as the community grapples with the tragic event.
Breitbart: WNBA Star Says 'Faction' of Caitlin Clark's Fanbase Proves There's 'Issues with Race' in America
Caitlin Clark's acknowledgment of "white privilege" during her Time Magazine Athlete of the Year interview has sparked backlash among some fans. In her comments, Clark emphasized the importance of recognizing the contributions of Black players to the WNBA and the need for continued support for them.
Sue Bird and Megan Rapinoe have responded to the criticism, asserting it highlights ongoing racial issues in America. Bird suggested that the backlash indicates a lack of genuine support for basketball, while Rapinoe criticized conservative media for their reaction to Clark's remarks.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: UN votes to ask Hague if Israel upholding aid obligations to Palestinians
The UN General Assembly has voted to seek an opinion from the International Court of Justice regarding Israel's obligations to facilitate aid to Palestinians amid ongoing conflict with Hamas. The resolution, which passed with 137 votes, expresses concern over the humanitarian situation in Gaza and calls on Israel to comply with its obligations.
Israel has faced accusations of genocide in relation to the Gaza conflict and denies these claims, emphasizing its efforts to minimize civilian casualties. The country is exploring alternatives to the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian refugees, citing issues with UNRWA's operations and its ties to Hamas.
#culture
Fox News: The history of White House Christmas trees, including Theodore Roosevelt's 'ban' of the holiday tradition
The tradition of displaying Christmas trees at the White House began with President Benjamin Harrison in 1889, who decorated a tree for his grandchildren. Although Theodore Roosevelt's presidency saw a lack of large trees, the idea of a "ban" is considered a myth; the family simply chose not to have one.
The Christmas tree became a staple during the Taft administration, and First Lady Mamie Eisenhower established its consistent presence in the Blue Room. The annual National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony began in 1923, and the 2024 tree will come from a North Carolina farm.
#crime
GB News: Britain's youngest knife murderers, 12, have jail sentences INCREASED over Shawn Seesahai murder
Two 13-year-old boys, convicted of murdering 19-year-old Shawn Seesahai in Wolverhampton, have had their sentences increased to a minimum of 10 years. The attack occurred over a dispute regarding a bench, resulting in Seesahai being fatally stabbed with a machete.
The boys, now recognized as the youngest knife murderers in the UK, initially received life sentences with a minimum of eight years. The Court of Appeal deemed their original sentences unduly lenient, highlighting the severity of the crime. Seesahai's family expressed deep devastation over their loss.
Breitbart: Oklahoma Child Killer Executed Despite Petition for Clemency
Oklahoma executed Kevin Ray Underwood, 45, for the 2006 sexual assault and murder of 10-year-old Jamie Rose Bolin. Despite claims of mental health issues, including autism, his defense failed to stop the execution, which was upheld by the clemency board.
Underwood confessed to horrific acts against the girl and was pronounced dead by lethal injection. Jamie's family expressed gratitude for the closure but noted it does not bring her back. There are currently 33 inmates remaining on Oklahoma's death row.