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19 Dec 2024
#politics
Fox News: New charge against Ryan Routh, suspect in attempted Trump assassination
Ryan Routh, accused of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump in September, now faces an additional charge of attempted felony murder after a car crash occurred during his flight from authorities, injuring a child. Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody criticized federal agents for their lack of cooperation in the investigation.
Routh allegedly waited with a rifle near Trump's golf course before fleeing when confronted by law enforcement. He has pleaded not guilty to multiple charges, including attempted assassination. His trial is set for February 2025.
Fox News: NYT columnist throws in towel on 'Never Trump' label: We 'never quite got the point' of the MAGA movement
Bret Stephens, a New York Times columnist, has announced he is moving away from his "Never Trump" stance after nearly a decade of criticism towards Donald Trump. He acknowledges that his previous predictions about Trump’s presidency were often overstated and admits to misjudging the appeal Trump has among working-class voters.
Stephens calls for a more open-minded approach to Trump's second term, urging fellow critics to drop moralizing and focus on real issues rather than fears. He emphasizes the need to recognize the complexities of the political landscape and the failures of the elite to connect with average voters.
#society
Fox News: How 1 man got scammed in seconds using Google
Online financial scams are increasingly sophisticated, using fake websites to steal personal information. A Massachusetts resident, Paul, experienced this firsthand when he was tricked into providing his credit card details on a counterfeit PayPal site, leading to unauthorized purchases within minutes.
To protect against such scams, it's essential to verify website authenticity, avoid unsolicited requests for personal information, and use secure payment methods. Regularly monitoring accounts and employing strong authentication measures can also help safeguard financial information.
#war
The Telegraph: Putin speech live: Russia ‘getting closer’ to achieving Ukraine goals, claims president
Putin claims Russia is making significant progress in Ukraine, stating troops are regaining territory daily. He acknowledged uncertainty about retaking the Kursk region, currently partially occupied by Ukraine. During a news conference, he showcased a banner from a marine brigade supporting the war effort.
The Russian president praised the brigade's soldiers, calling them heroes and expressing his wishes for their victory.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Dec. 19: Day 440 – Biden and Trump teams join forces in hostage talks
US bureau chief Jacob Magid discusses ongoing Gaza hostage negotiations, noting potential for a more stable ceasefire compared to the previous weeklong pause. He highlights cooperation between the outgoing Biden administration and the incoming Trump administration in these negotiations.
Magid also addresses concerns over the Israeli attack on Hezbollah, the potential for escalating conflict, and the Biden administration's decision against sanctioning Israeli ministers linked to settler violence.
Le Monde: Putin delivers annual news conference, says fall of Assad is not 'defeat' for Russia
During his annual news conference, Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed the economy is set to grow by nearly 4% despite high inflation at 9.3%. He asserted that Russian troops are making progress in Ukraine, promising to drive out Ukrainian forces but did not specify a timeline.
Putin also dismissed Western claims about missile interception capabilities and expressed readiness to meet with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. He maintained that Russia's involvement in Syria was not a defeat, stating that Moscow had achieved its objectives there.
GB News: Stephen Dixon 'hugely disturbed' as British troops may be sent to Ukraine: 'Not worth it!'
Stephen Dixon has voiced strong opposition to the potential deployment of British troops to Ukraine for training, labeling the idea "hugely disturbing." He raised concerns about the risks to British soldiers and the implications of being drawn into the conflict, emphasizing that the lives of troops should not be put at risk for a situation that may de-escalate.
Defence Secretary John Healey, during a visit to Kyiv, indicated that the UK is considering extending training to Ukraine to better meet its needs. He announced a new £225 million support package for Ukraine, aimed at enhancing military capabilities, while stressing the importance of international support for Ukraine's ongoing struggle against Russian aggression.
Times Of Israel: ‘Lucky there were no children’: School near Tel Aviv ravaged by Houthi missile attack
A school building in Ramat Gan was destroyed when debris from an intercepted missile fired by Houthi rebels struck it. Mayor Carmel Shama-Hacohen announced plans for a new building, with damages estimated at $11 million. Fortunately, no injuries occurred, as the incident happened at night.
Education Minister Yoav Kisch expressed optimism that students could return to a nearby facility in a few weeks. The IDF is investigating the incident, while the Air Force conducted preplanned strikes on Houthi positions in Yemen. The ongoing missile threats from the Houthis have targeted Israel amid escalating regional tensions.
#crime
Forbes: Gisele Pelicot’s Ex-Husband And Dozens Of Other Men Receive Prison Sentences In Landmark French Mass Rape Trial
Dominique Pelicot was sentenced to 20 years in prison by a French court for drugging and raping his ex-wife, Gisele, and facilitating assaults by others. The court also convicted 50 other men involved in the case, with sentences ranging from 3 to 15 years.
Pelicot's actions included distributing non-consensual images of his family. He must serve at least two-thirds of his sentence and will be added to France's sex offenders register. The defendants have 10 days to appeal the verdict.