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20 Dec 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Trump Open to Government Shutdown Under Biden's Watch
President-elect Donald Trump stated that a potential government shutdown would fall on President Joe Biden if Democrats reject a Republican funding bill. He emphasized that Republicans are willing to assist but the responsibility lies with Biden.
This statement followed the failure of a second spending measure in the House, where many Republican votes were seen as a protest against House Speaker Mike Johnson's leadership. Johnson plans to propose a new funding plan soon.
Breitbart: Mike Johnson Attempts Plan C to Avert Government Shutdown
Speaker Mike Johnson announced a new plan to prevent a government shutdown as Congress faces a deadline. A previous short-term spending bill was rejected after significant opposition from Republicans, with many rejecting a compromise deal that included controversial provisions.
Support for a clean continuing resolution is emerging among some Republicans, while Trump insists any shutdown should occur under President Biden's administration. The potential economic impact of a shutdown remains debated.
The Western Journal: Larry the Cable Guy Takes Stand for Elon Musk, Absolutely Obliterates 'Grandma Purple Hair' Unhinged Dem
Larry the Cable Guy defended Elon Musk against criticism from Democrats, particularly Rep. Laura DeRosa, who referred to a hypothetical "President Musk." He criticized the political establishment for their inability to draft standalone bills and blamed Musk for exposing government inefficiencies.
As the government faces a potential shutdown, Musk's influence is seen as a threat to traditional practices in Washington. With Trump returning to the White House, Democrats express growing concern over this shift in power dynamics.
Fox News: Trump files amicus brief to ‘immediately’ stop Biden sale of border wall, says conduct is ‘possibly criminal’
President-elect Donald Trump has filed an amicus brief supporting Texas and Missouri's legal action to halt the Biden administration's sale of border wall materials, claiming it may be criminal. The states argue the sales violate a court injunction prohibiting the use of funds for anything other than wall construction.
The Biden administration has been auctioning off border wall parts since 2023, following a halt in construction in 2021. Trump and Texas officials express concern that these actions undermine efforts to secure the border, with plans to acquire and store the materials for future wall construction.
Fox News: Fani Willis was 'terrified' because her case against Trump was 'weak,' attorney says
Georgia attorney Ashleigh Merchant reacted to the disqualification of Fulton County DA Fani Willis from the election interference case against Donald Trump, citing an "appearance of impropriety" due to Willis' affair with a special prosecutor. Merchant believes Willis continued despite the scandal because of the case's weakness.
Merchant argued that a neutral prosecutor would likely dismiss the case, emphasizing the need for public confidence in legal proceedings. She expressed that the court's decision vindicated the defense's claims regarding the integrity of the trial.
Human Events: LIBBY EMMONS: Legacy media is dead—they just don’t know it yet
Legacy media is facing a crisis of trust as Americans grow weary of misinformation. The shift began post-2016, with media outlets perceived as biased against Trump, leading to a series of false narratives that eroded credibility.
As a result, traditional news sources are struggling to adapt, with some seeking conservative voices to regain relevance. The landscape has changed, and now individuals are encouraged to take responsibility for the information they consume and share.
The Telegraph: South Korean military commander accused of playing key role in Yoon’s coup attempt
A former military commander in South Korea, Noh Sang-won, is accused of orchestrating the kidnapping of election officials during President Yoon Suk Yeol’s coup attempt. He allegedly directed 38 soldiers to abduct 30 officials from the National Election Commission on December 3.
Opposition lawmakers claim Noh was instrumental in the martial law declaration and the raid aimed at uncovering alleged electoral fraud from April's general election.
#society
Forbes: Tesla’s Latest Recall Affects 700,000 Cars—Safety Notices Affected 2.7 Million Vehicles In 2024
Tesla is recalling nearly 700,000 vehicles in the U.S. due to issues with the tire pressure monitoring system, marking its 15th recall of the year and affecting over 2.7 million cars. The recall involves certain 2024 Cybertruck, 2017-2025 Model 3, and 2020-2025 Model Y vehicles.
The tire pressure lights may fail to alert drivers about low pressure, increasing crash risks. Tesla has faced ongoing safety concerns, with investigations into its autopilot system and high-profile incidents raising scrutiny. Despite this, Tesla vehicles are rated as Top Safety Picks by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
GB News: Oxford University professors handed £200k after launching claim against hotel next door over collapsed garden wall
Two Oxford University professors have been awarded £200,000 after a wall from the neighboring Hawkwell House Hotel collapsed due to soil buildup on the hotel’s side. The court deemed this buildup a legal nuisance and ordered the hotel to lower the ground level.
The professors, who purchased their Grade II listed home in 2018, argued that the increased elevation compromised their privacy. Justice Adam Johnson supported their claim, stating that the hotel must prevent further soil accumulation that could cause additional nuisances.
Human Events: AUSTIN PETERSEN: The female fantasy driving Lily Phillips’ stunt
The op-ed argues that Lily Phillips' provocative actions are driven by her own desires rather than male fantasies, challenging the feminist narrative that blames men for women's choices. It asserts that women wield significant power in sexual dynamics, often making choices that reflect their ambitions.
The piece contends that Phillips is not a victim but an independent agent capitalizing on her sexual power for fame, contradicting feminist claims of exploitation. It calls for a reevaluation of how women's agency is perceived, emphasizing the need for accountability in their choices.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: One said hurt after IDF opens fire at group protesting Israeli presence in south Syria
Israeli troops opened fire on demonstrators in southern Syria, wounding one person. The incident occurred near the village of Maariya, where locals protested against the IDF presence, claiming it hindered access to their fields.
Israel has maintained a military presence in the area since the fall of Assad, citing security concerns. Prime Minister Netanyahu indicated that troops would likely remain until a more secure arrangement is established.
#economy
The Western Journal: Days Before Christmas, Big Lots Abruptly Announces 'Going Out of Business' Sale at All Locations
Big Lots has announced that all its stores are conducting going-out-of-business sales as the retailer struggles to recover from significant financial losses and Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings. The company was unable to finalize a sale to Nexus Capital Management, leading to this decision.
In 2024, the discount chain experienced a $238.46 million loss on $1.05 billion in sales, prompting numerous store closures. Coresight Research reported 49 retail bankruptcies this year, highlighting a troubling trend in the retail sector.
#culture
Fox News: Perfect holiday gifts for tea lovers
This holiday season, gift ideas for tea lovers range from cozy bundles to high-tech gadgets. Options include a chamomile tea and cookie package, a glass water kettle, and a matcha starter kit, all designed to enhance the tea-drinking experience.
For unique gifts, consider a cat-shaped tea infuser, a cast iron teapot, or a literary-inspired tea set. With shipping deadlines approaching, buyers can choose expedited options to ensure timely delivery.
#health
Fox News: Vitamin D not recommended for preventing fractures in older individuals, panel finds
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) has advised against using vitamin D supplements to prevent falls and fractures in postmenopausal women and men over 60, stating that there is no "net benefit" for generally healthy individuals. The recommendation follows a review of recent clinical trials showing no significant difference in fall or fracture risk between those taking the supplements and those who did not.
Experts emphasize the importance of evaluating older adults for risk factors like osteoporosis and suggest that regular physical activity and medical check-ups are more effective for maintaining bone health. Falls remain a leading cause of unintentional injury among older adults, with recommended physical activities including balance exercises and strength training.
Fox News: King Charles cancer battle continues with 'treatment cycle' planned into 2nd year
King Charles III is undergoing ongoing cancer treatment, confirmed to continue into 2025. His health is reportedly improving, and he plans to maintain his public duties with scheduled engagements in the U.K. and abroad despite his condition.
The monarch was diagnosed with cancer in February, and while the specific type of treatment remains undisclosed, experts note that long-term treatment is common in such cases. He is preparing to spend Christmas with family following a challenging year for the royal family.