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20 Dec 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Charlie Kirk: AmericaFest Broke Records Without ‘A Single Person from Fox Here'
Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, spoke about the success of their annual AmericaFest event, which broke records with 13,000 tickets sold. He highlighted that the event did not feature any speakers from Fox News, and mentioned the absence of Tucker Carlson. Kirk expressed hope for healing the relationship with Fox while emphasizing the diverse lineup of speakers and the shift towards culture. He also mentioned the presence of an NBA player, Roseanne Barr, Rob Schneider, Patrick Bet-David, and breakout trainings alongside politics.
Breitbart: Lt. Gov. Patrick: 'Maybe We Should Take Joe Biden Off the Ballot in Texas'
Texas Lt. Governor suggests removing President Biden from the Texas ballot due to border crisis and Colorado Supreme Court ruling.
GB News: WATCH: Democrats AND Republicans 'hate' Trump, ex-Supreme Court clerk says
A former Supreme Court law clerk reveals that both Democrats and Republicans in Washington have a strong dislike for Donald Trump, as they believe he doesn't value the importance of the White House.
Breitbart: Pollster Frank Luntz: Trump Is 'More Likely to Beat Biden' After Colorado Decision
Prominent pollster predicts that Trump will have a higher chance of beating Biden after Colorado Supreme Court ruling removes him from primary ballot. Polls show Trump winning in seven swing states, with numbers increasing as he faces prosecution. Trump's campaign plans to appeal the decision to the Supreme Court.
Fox News: Colorado judges' decision to remove Trump from ballot is 'hot garbage,' says former prosecutor
Colorado Supreme Court drops Trump from 2024 ballots, sparking controversy. Federal prosecutor slams "shocking" decision, calling it undemocratic.
Breitbart: Nolte: Four Fascist Colorado Judges Tell Voters Who to Vote For
The Colorado Supreme Court rules against former President Trump appearing on the 2024 presidential ballot, deemed insurrection. This is seen as an attack on democracy. Judges ignored constitutional protections and millions of Americans have lost the right to vote for their chosen candidate.
#society
Le Monde: Gérard Depardieu target of a 'manhunt,' according to Emmanuel Macron
French president Emmanuel Macron defends actor Gérard Depardieu, facing rape allegations, from a potential stripping of a state award, stating that he won't participate in a "manhunt." Macron argues that the award is not a moral tool and emphasizes his aversion to such actions. Depardieu, a renowned figure in French cinema, has been charged with rape in 2020 and accused of sexual harassment and assault by multiple women. This incident reignites the debate on sexism in the film industry.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Biden prepares to launch missile strike on Houthi rebels amid crisis in Red Sea
Joe Biden plans military strikes on Houthi sites in Yemen after attacks on Israeli-linked ships. Shipping delays increase as BP suspends operations. US-led coalition sends warships, UK joins Operation Prosperity Guardian. Dwight D. Eisenhower carrier moved to Gulf of Aden. Houthis vow retaliation.
GB News: Missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 breakthrough as Australian fisherman makes deep-sea discovery
An Australian fisherman claims he found a wing from missing plane MH370 in his net off the coast of South Australia. He notified officials, but they dismissed it as a shipping container. The fisherman is willing to provide the coordinates to help families of the victims.
#military
The American Mind: Rebuilding America's Military
The US military is facing a recruitment crisis due to a smaller pool of recruits, declining patriotism, and loss of trust. To address this, military recruiting stations need to become civic organizations, fostering patriotism and building community partnerships. The pool of eligible recruits is shrinking, and patriotism is at a historic low. To rebuild trust and interest, veterans organizations and recruiters should coordinate community events and educate the public about military service. Recruiting stations should engage with families and local organizations, becoming a trusted presence in the community. Auxiliary volunteers could supplement recruiters, while workshops and events could foster a sense of civic pride and desire to serve. By improving community connections, the military can offer a sense of purpose and address social fractures in the country.
#culture
The Blaze: Holiday streaming: Adam West is the best Batman | Blaze Media
Popular culture today lacks the ability to add to life and instead focuses on commenting and fad ideology. The Batman TV series from the 1960s, although campy, provided genuine thrills and a steadfast refusal to compromise on standards. It serves as a reminder that being a hero sometimes means looking like a square.
#health
Fox News: Study suggests Mediterranean diet could boost male fertility: 'Crucial role'
A new study suggests that the Mediterranean diet can improve male fertility by including a diverse range of essential ingredients and eliminating refined carbs and saturated fats. The study found that men who followed this diet saw an increase in testosterone levels and a decrease in sperm DNA fragmentation. The findings highlight the importance of dietary variation and the inclusion of organic foods for improved reproductive health.
#education
Fox News: Elementary students at Minnesota school exposed to porn during school Zoom call
Elementary students in Minnesota exposed to a pornographic image and threat during a Zoom call. School officials investigating.
#crime
Fox News: Oklahoma judge exonerates man who served 48 years on erroneous conviction, sat on death row
Glynn Simmons, the longest serving U.S. inmate to be exonerated, has been declared innocent of a 1974 murder in Oklahoma. He spent nearly 50 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. Simmons, who was released in July, is eligible for compensation and may pursue a federal lawsuit against law enforcement.
The Blaze: Detroit cop charged with manslaughter after bowling alley calls 911 to report unruly old man who refused to leave | Blaze Media
A Detroit cop, Officer Juwan Marquise Alexander Brown, has been charged with manslaughter in connection with the death of a 71-year-old man. Brown allegedly punched the man, Daryl Vance, during an argument outside a bowling alley, causing him to later die from blunt force trauma. The officer has been fired and faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted.