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#politics
Breitbart: GOP Rep. Van Orden: EV Subsidies Financing Slavery, We Should Treat Cobalt EV Materials Like Blood Diamonds
GOP Rep. Van Orden argues that cobalt from the DRC used for electric vehicles should be treated like blood diamonds due to child slave labor. He criticizes the ideological agenda behind the Green New Deal and proposes banning cobalt from the DRC and reevaluating the 2030 goal for electric vehicles.
Fox News: House GOP majority officially whittles down to 3 seats after McCarthy resignation
House Republican majority whittled down to three after McCarthy's retirement. House Republicans walking political tightrope under new leadership. GOP majority could narrow further in upcoming special elections.
Forbes: Christian Ziegler—Florida’s GOP Chair Accused Of Rape—Also Under Investigation For Video Voyeurism
Florida GOP Chair Christian Ziegler is under investigation by Sarasota Police for allegedly filming a sexual encounter without the victim's consent. Police believe he used Instagram for video voyeurism. Ziegler claims the encounter was consensual.
#society
Fox News: Dave Chappelle's Netflix special goes viral for blunt transgender comments: 'Telling the truth'
Comedian Dave Chappelle doubles down on his controversial jokes about the transgender community in his new Netflix special. He recounts a story involving Jim Carrey to explain how trans people make him feel. Chappelle received praise from conservative commentators and backlash from the left.
#war
The Telegraph: Ukraine: The Latest - Massive missile and drone strikes across Ukraine while scandal sweeps Russia
In a series of massive strikes, Ukraine is being bombarded by Russia, causing devastation and loss of life. Meanwhile, a scandal involving a 'nearly naked' party in Russia has sparked outrage among the public and the Kremlin.
Breitbart: Record 51,000 Migrants Granted Asylum in Britain Last Year
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak hails the clearance of asylum seeker applications and the record-breaking number of migrants granted the right to stay in the country. Over 112,000 cases were cleared, with 51,469 migrants granted asylum, the most in history. Despite this, there are still 99,000 waiting for a decision, including 4,500 "complex" cases involving fraudulent claims. Sunak aims to stop illegal migration and end the burden on the British people, but critics accuse the government of rushing decisions, failing the country, and manipulating figures.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: China tells Taiwan to vote on 'right side of history' in election that could determine cross-strait relations
The Chinese Communist Party pressures Taiwan to choose leaders open to reconnecting with the mainland. China's Taiwan Affairs Office urges the island to consider the bigger picture and follow the right path. Chinese warplanes and warships are spotted near Taiwan ahead of the crucial presidential election.
GB News: Dr Shola sparks outrage as she brands Auschwitz 'an embarrassment to humanity'
Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu faces backlash for criticizing Auschwitz Memorial's support for Israel. She calls the memorial an "embarrassment to humanity" and unfollows their account. The controversy arises from the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
#military
Flag And Cross: IDF Says Commander Who Helped Lead Hamas' October 7 Attack Has Been 'Eliminated'
Israeli Defense Forces announce the elimination of a Hamas commander involved in a massacre. IDF continues operations in Gaza, targeting Hamas and Islamic Jihad terror targets. Naval forces also involved. Deal proposed to release hostages in exchange for a pause in fighting.
#history
Fox News: Basdeo Panday, first person of Indian descent to lead Trinidad and Tobago, dies at 90
Basdeo Panday, the first Indian Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, has died at 90. Known for his wit and humor, he served from 1995 to 2001 and played a significant role for Indo-Trinidadians.
#crime
Fox News: Mayoral candidate shot dead with AR-15 by brother-in-law in likely self-defense case: police
A mayoral candidate in Mississippi was shot and killed after refusing to leave his estranged wife's home. The candidate, Jason Adam Marshall, showed up at the house in the early morning and was met by his armed brother-in-law who demanded he leave. When Marshall reached for his own firearm, the brother-in-law shot him multiple times in likely self-defense.
Breitbart: Video: ‘90210’ Star Ian Ziering Comforts Daughter After Being Attacked by Bikers in Hollywood
Beverly Hills star Ian Ziering was viciously attacked by a group of mini bikers in Hollywood. The incident occurred when a biker hit Ziering's car and a large group turned on him in a brawl. Ziering's daughter was left distraught, but both of them were unharmed.
Breitbart: Report: D.C. Recorded More Homicides in 2023 than Any Year Since 1997
In 2023, Washington D.C. saw its highest number of homicides since 1997, with 274 confirmed victims, including 19 children and young teenagers. The city ranked fifth in terms of murder rate among the nation's largest cities, with a rate of 40 homicides per 100,000 residents. The majority of killings were due to arguments, domestic disputes, robberies, and neighborhood conflicts, with only 75 arrests made by late November. The report also highlighted a significant increase in juvenile involvement in gun violence.
Forbes: Deadly New York Crash At Concert May Be Domestic Terrorism, Report Says
Two people were killed and five injured when an SUV filled with gas canisters crashed into pedestrians outside a concert venue in Rochester, NY. The FBI is investigating the incident as a potential act of domestic terrorism.
#other
Forbes: Icy 40 Below Zero Temperatures Hit Finland, Sweden (Photos)
A cold wave hits Finland and Sweden, bringing record-breaking low temperatures. Northern Sweden reaches minus 42.8 degrees, leading to train cancellations. Finland also faces extremely cold temperatures, with warnings of 40 below zero.