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20 Dec 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Border Patrol Union Offers 'Complete' Support for Gabbard as Trump's DNI
The National Border Patrol Council has endorsed former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard as the next Director of National Intelligence, supporting her nomination by President-elect Donald Trump. They praised her two decades of service and commitment to national security.
Sen. Marsha Blackburn also expressed her support, emphasizing Gabbard's leadership qualities necessary for confronting threats to U.S. border security. Gabbard recently switched to the Republican Party, aligning herself with Trump's vision for safety and security.
Breitbart: Donald Trump Raises Stakes for Mike Johnson to Save Embattled Speakership
House Speaker Mike Johnson's position is at risk after facing backlash for a spending measure criticized by President-elect Donald Trump and Elon Musk. Trump has outlined demands for Johnson to maintain his role, emphasizing the need to avoid pitfalls in the spending package linked to Democrats.
With a slim Republican majority, Johnson can only afford to lose one vote in January. Several Republicans, including Rep. Thomas Massie, have expressed doubts about supporting him, leading to discussions of potential alternatives for the speakership.
#society
GB News: Major motorway reopens returns to 70mph after operating at lower speeds for three years
The M6 motorway has fully reopened at 70mph for the first time since 2021, following a £260 million upgrade that added an extra lane and new safety technology. The 10-mile stretch between Warrington and Wigan is now equipped with emergency areas and improved barriers.
This upgrade aims to alleviate congestion and enhance traffic flow for the 120,000 vehicles that use this route daily, connecting London to the north-west and Scotland. Enhanced safety measures include new detection systems and emergency stopping areas to improve driver safety.
Le Monde: After the floods in Valencia, the psychological trauma of the population is still raw
The recent floods in Valencia have left deep psychological scars on the local population, with many suffering from anxiety, PTSD, and depression. A farmer recounts the harrowing experience of escaping the floodwaters, which claimed 222 lives, including children, and destroyed his family's home and crops.
Residents are grappling with the trauma of the disaster, as the memories of loss and fear continue to haunt them. The psychological impact remains a significant concern in the aftermath of this devastating event.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Attacks on Falun Gong Reveal CCP Influence in America
Whistleblowers have revealed that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is behind a series of attacks on Falun Gong practitioners and their associated companies in the U.S., including Shen Yun Performing Arts. These attacks involve threats, disinformation, and legal harassment, aiming to silence critics and eliminate Falun Gong globally.
The CCP's strategy, reportedly ordered by Xi Jinping, employs tactics such as psychological warfare and legal manipulation to undermine these groups. Experts warn that the campaign represents a significant intrusion into American sovereignty, highlighting the CCP's extensive influence operations within the U.S. legal and social systems.
#economy
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Rep. Andrew Clyde: Repealing Impoundment Control Act Key to President Curtailing Spending
Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-GA) plans to reintroduce a measure to repeal the Impoundment Control Act, arguing it would allow the president to save taxpayer money by spending less than appropriated by Congress for federal programs. He believes this change would help control federal spending.
Clyde emphasizes that the president should be able to manage funds efficiently, returning any unused money to the treasury to reduce debt. He aims to gather significant support for this initiative in the upcoming Congress.
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: Shutting Down the Government Costs the Economy Almost Nothing
A potential government shutdown on December 21 is unlikely to significantly impact the U.S. economy. Past shutdowns, including the lengthy 2018-2019 one, resulted in minimal long-term economic loss, with only about $3 billion permanently lost in GDP, a negligible fraction of the total economic output.
If a shutdown occurs, it may even lead to temporary benefits, such as slowing inflation and fostering innovation as businesses adapt. Historical data suggests that markets often perform well during shutdowns, indicating that lawmakers need not fear economic repercussions from a temporary closure.
#crime
Fox News: Michigan man accused of stabbing company boss in possible ‘copycat’ crime after UnitedHealthcare CEO murder
A Michigan man, Nathan Mahoney, allegedly stabbed his boss, Erik Denslow, during a staff meeting. Denslow is in serious but stable condition after surgery. Police are investigating a potential "copycat" motive, given the recent murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
Mahoney, who had only worked at Anderson Express for a few weeks, was arrested shortly after fleeing the scene. He faces charges of assault with intent to murder and fleeing, with a bond set at $501,000. The company expressed shock and concern for Denslow's recovery.
#other
Le Monde: Berlin-Paris high-speed rail route symbolizes Europe's thirst for train travel
The inaugural high-speed train service between Paris and Berlin launched on December 16, marking a significant connection between the two major EU capitals. Utilizing existing tracks, the service offers a daily round trip but still takes over eight hours, limiting its competitiveness against air travel.
Despite the modest nature of the service, it reflects a growing demand for high-speed rail in Western Europe, which has developed extensive rail networks over the past four decades. The new route aims to accommodate the increasing interest in rail travel.