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20 Dec 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Democrats' Musk Derangement Syndrome Hits a New Level After Massive Spending Bill Crashes and Burns
Elon Musk's opposition to a bipartisan spending bill has drawn criticism from House Democrats, who claim he influenced Republican leaders to abandon the deal. The original 1,500-page bill included significant funding for various projects but faced backlash, leading to a revised version that is only 116 pages long.
The new proposal is expected to extend government funding and includes disaster relief, but omits many of the Democrats' desired add-ons. Trump has endorsed the revised bill, urging bipartisan support.
Fox News: Ex-CNN pundit apologizes for ignoring Biden’s mental decline: 'I should've pushed harder'
Former CNN pundit Chris Cilizza has admitted to not adequately addressing concerns about President Biden's mental and physical health during his tenure at the network. He expressed regret for not pushing harder for information, acknowledging that he accepted the White House's narrative and felt pressured by a "shame campaign" against questioning Biden's capabilities.
Cilizza's reflections come after reports from The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal highlighted Biden's decline, leading him to question why the media did not scrutinize the president more closely. Critics, including Meghan McCain, have taken issue with Cilizza's delayed acknowledgment, suggesting it lacks sincerity.
The Western Journal: The Cover-Up of Biden's Mental Decline Went Even Deeper Than Previously Thought: Report
A recent exposé reveals that the media has acknowledged President Biden's significant cognitive decline, which has been concealed since the 2020 campaign. This raises questions about who is truly leading the country, as Biden's aides managed his public appearances and decision-making processes.
Despite the media's late admission, concerns linger about Biden's ability to govern effectively, especially following his controversial withdrawal from Afghanistan. The situation prompts a critical examination of the administration's leadership and accountability.
Le Monde: FBI agents search home of Los Angeles deputy mayor over City Hall bomb threat
FBI agents searched the home of Los Angeles Deputy Mayor Brian K. Williams amid an investigation into a bomb threat against City Hall. The LAPD referred the case to the FBI after determining Williams was likely the source of the threat.
Williams has been placed on administrative leave and maintains his innocence, with his attorney stating he will cooperate with investigators. He has served nearly two years in his current role, focusing on public safety issues.
#society
Front Page Magazine: The False Gods of Leftism
The article critiques the progressive left's perceived attempts to separate American society from its Judeo-Christian heritage, arguing that this undermines foundational values. It posits that the left has created a "false god" in government, which it claims seeks to impose its ideologies on the public, including issues like gender identity and climate change.
The piece warns against the dangers of government overreach and advocates for a return to individual rights granted by a higher power, rather than by the state. It emphasizes that the true source of rights and freedoms comes from a belief in God, not from government institutions.
GB News: 'Keir Starmer is pulling us all down!' Blackpool pensioners reveal what they really think of Labour Leader
Pensioners in Blackpool expressed concerns about government support and life expectancy, which is the lowest in the UK at 73.1 years for males. Residents criticized Keir Starmer for not prioritizing the needs of pensioners and voiced worries about rising costs affecting their quality of life.
Mental health charity leaders highlighted the urgent need for increased support in the area, noting that deprivation correlates with mental health issues. While local MP Chris Webb mentioned potential funding, many feel that current government efforts are inadequate.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Who Will Protect Syrian Christians?
In September 2013, the predominantly Christian village of Maaloula in Syria was attacked by the al-Qaida-linked Jabhat al-Nusra group, resulting in significant destruction and the kidnapping of nuns. The Syrian army was criticized for failing to protect the village.
The situation escalated with the eventual recapture of Maaloula by Syrian forces backed by Hezbollah. The leader of Jabhat al-Nusra, Muhammad al-Jawlani, was designated a terrorist by the U.S. State Department, and his group later evolved into Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), which recently played a role in toppling the Assad regime.
#economy
Forbes: BlackRock Just Quietly Confirmed A Devastating Bitcoin Price Bombshell
Bitcoin's price has surged this year, largely driven by BlackRock's support and growing interest following Donald Trump's election victory. Despite its fixed supply of 21 million, a BlackRock video raised concerns by stating there is "no guarantee" this cap won't change, leading to fears of potential manipulation.
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust has rapidly gained assets, contributing to the overall bullish sentiment in the crypto market. However, skepticism remains as industry figures question the permanence of Bitcoin's supply limit, echoing sentiments from critics like JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon.
#military
Forbes: Falling Back Under North Korean Assault, A Ukrainian Brigade Turned A River Into A Natural Barrier
North Korean troops faced heavy losses in their assault against Ukrainian forces near the Psel River in Kursk Oblast, with around 200 casualties from a force of 12,000. Ukrainian defenses, utilizing terrain and tactical maneuvers, successfully withdrew to maintain a strategic position.
Despite a Pyrrhic victory in Plekhove, the North Koreans struggled to establish a bridgehead, suffering significant losses and failing to breach Ukrainian defenses. The situation remains precarious for Ukrainian forces, as they must balance territorial control with the risks of further retreat.
#education
Forbes: Applications Now Open For Two Student Loan Forgiveness And Repayment Plans That Had Been Phased Out
The Biden administration has reinstated two student loan repayment options, the Income-Contingent Repayment (ICR) and Pay As You Earn (PAYE) plans, to provide borrowers with more avenues for lower payments and potential loan forgiveness. This decision comes as the SAVE plan faces legal challenges, limiting its implementation.
Borrowers can apply for ICR and PAYE through the standard IDR application process, with applications available until July 1, 2027. The Education Department warns of potential delays in processing due to the recent disruptions. Borrowers experiencing issues with their loan servicers can file complaints with the Department of Education.