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21 Dec 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Police Break Picket Line, Allow Christmas Deliveries to Flow from Distribution Center
New York City police intervened to break up a picket line of Amazon workers striking at multiple facilities, including one in Queens, just days before Christmas. The International Brotherhood of Teamsters organized the strike, claiming Amazon's greed prompted the action.
The NYPD's actions included arresting a truck driver who attempted to join the strike and setting up barricades to facilitate Amazon's operations. Amazon has disputed the Teamsters' claims, asserting that the union misrepresents its membership and has engaged in illegal practices.
Breitbart: Watch Live: RFK Jr's Former Running Mate Nicole Shanahan on MAHA Joining MAGA
Nicole Shanahan, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s former running mate, discussed the collaboration between the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement and MAGA at Turning Point’s Americafest in Phoenix, Arizona. This partnership aims to promote health initiatives alongside political agendas.
Fox News: Embattled Illinois mayor declares 'I am your Rosa Parks' amid leadership feud
Tiffany Henyard, the "super mayor" of Dolton, Illinois, is embroiled in a power struggle with local trustees over an insurance dispute, leading to a government shutdown that halts essential services. The conflict centers on allegations of appointment power and governance neglect.
Amid the turmoil, Henyard has made controversial comparisons to civil rights figures, claiming her role is historic. Local residents are feeling the impact of the shutdown, struggling to access necessary services.
#society
Le Monde: Five chefs' tips for successful holiday meals
Holiday dining traditions in France are evolving, as classic staples like foie gras and champagne face challenges from inflation and changing dietary preferences. While these luxurious items remain popular, there is a growing acceptance of vegetarian and budget-friendly alternatives, emphasizing the effort put into meal preparation.
Culinary experts suggest focusing on the aperitif as a fun and informal part of the meal, allowing for creativity and personal touch. This shift reflects a broader trend toward inclusivity in festive dining, making it more accessible and enjoyable for everyone.
Breitbart: Trans Backlash Grows over Pixar Children's Series: Disney 'Spits in the Face' of LGBTQ Representation
Disney faces backlash for removing a transgender storyline from its Pixar series "Win or Lose," with a petition amassing nearly 5,500 signatures demanding the reversal of the decision. Critics argue this undermines LGBTQ+ representation in children's media.
Disney defended its choice, stating that many parents prefer to discuss such topics with their children on their own terms. This marks a shift from Disney's recent trend of including gender non-conformity in its family content.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Biden Admin Lifts $10 Million Bounty on Syrian Warlord Who Overthrew Assad
The Biden administration has ceased its reward program for information leading to the capture of Ahmed al-Sharaa, the leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), a jihadist group in Syria. This decision followed a meeting with U.S. diplomats, despite HTS's designation as a terrorist organization.
Sharaa, who has rebranded himself and HTS, claims to seek a more inclusive governance in Syria while facing skepticism from international observers regarding his intentions and the group's increasing power. Concerns remain about HTS's influence on local governance and the potential for extremist policies.
Le Monde: New Syrian leaders say they want to contribute to 'regional peace'
Syria's new leadership, following the ousting of Bashar al-Assad, expressed a desire to foster regional peace during a meeting with a U.S. diplomatic delegation. The leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa, emphasized Syria's neutrality and commitment to strategic partnerships.
The U.S. has dropped sanctions against al-Sharaa, indicating a shift in relations, while he assured that terrorist threats would be addressed. Western nations remain cautious about the potential resurgence of jihadist groups in the region.
#history
GB News: Stonehenge origins revealed as new study sheds light on why megalithic structure was built
New research indicates that Stonehenge was built as a symbol of unification among ancient Britons from Scotland, Wales, and southern England. The study reveals that the monument's stones were sourced from distant regions, suggesting both political and religious significance.
The construction of Stonehenge highlights the interconnectedness of disparate ancient communities, with the movement of massive stones indicating a remarkable collaboration. This aligns with ongoing traditions of gathering for solstice rituals at the site.
#sports
Breitbart: LeBron Weighs-In on NBA Ratings Woes: 'There's a lot of F*ck*ng Threes'
LeBron James attributes the NBA's declining ratings, which have dropped 25%, to the excessive reliance on three-point shooting and the lackluster nature of recent All-Star Games. He suggests that the league's format and load management practices discourage fan engagement.
To address these issues, James proposes a reevaluation of the number of regular-season games, suggesting a reduction from 82 to 72 to minimize load management. However, this could negatively impact small to mid-size market teams financially, complicating potential reforms.
#other
Fox News: NASA finalizes strategy for human presence in space
NASA has finalized its strategy to sustain a human presence in space, emphasizing the need for commercial space stations to replace the International Space Station (ISS) after its planned retirement in 2030. Concerns about budget cuts and readiness of new stations loom as NASA collaborates with companies like Voyager to ensure continuity in human spaceflight.
NASA's commitment aims to maintain leadership in space exploration and support economic growth through partnerships. The agency faces challenges due to budget constraints but is optimistic about launching commercial stations by 2028, ensuring a continuous American presence in orbit.