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21 Dec 2023
#politics
Fox News: Colorado ballot ban a 'big benefit' to Trump, Karl Rove says: 'Makes him a victim'
Fox News contributor Karl Rove argues that Colorado's use of the 14th Amendment to ban former President Trump from the state's 2024 ballots is unfair and will backfire on Democrats in the upcoming election. Rove believes the Supreme Court will rule against the ban, benefiting Trump politically. President Biden states that there is "no question" that Trump supported an insurrection on January 6, 2021, following a court ruling disqualifying Trump from appearing on Colorado's ballots. Biden declines to comment on the Colorado case but asserts that Trump supported an insurrection.
GB News: EU censorship row erupts as Donald Tusk lays waste to right-wing media after sacking 'biased' bosses
Donald Tusk seizes control of Poland's state media, sacking "biased" media chiefs. Critics accuse him of an illegal takeover.
Fox News: Chairs of group that led effort to boot Trump from Colorado ballot donated to Biden
The Colorado Supreme Court disqualified Trump from appearing on the 2024 Colorado ballot due to his alleged role in the Capitol riots. The board chairs of the group behind the lawsuit, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW), have donated to Biden's campaign and victory fund.
#society
The Telegraph: Spain must legislate for future lockdowns as new pandemic ‘probable’
Spain's public health experts urge the country to create legislation for future lockdowns, as another deadly pandemic is likely. They recommend a clear framework to provide legal certainty, either through a new pandemic law or reforms of existing legislation. An evaluation of Spain's response to the Covid-19 pandemic reveals that the country's health system was unprepared and lacked an early-warning system and treatment capacity. Recommendations include the formation of a special health crisis committee, strengthening local healthcare facilities, and improving the track-and-trace system.
The American Mind: Violent Femmes
The young women of the West are experiencing a mental breakdown, with their destructive behavior and irrational beliefs. Influenced by the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, they engage in violent acts, display anti-Semitic rhetoric, and lack understanding of the situation. This cult-like devotion stems from a desire for power and rebellion, as well as loneliness and frustration in their personal lives. Society must address this female psyche deficiency and guide them away from the dangerous path they are on.
Breitbart: Macron Stands with Gerard Depardieu: Says French Actor Victim of a 'Manhunt' Following New Allegations
French President Macron defends actor Gerard Depardieu, accused of rape, calling it a "manhunt." Macron refuses to strip Depardieu of state award, saying it's not a moral judgement. Depardieu, known for his iconic French films, faces multiple rape and sexual assault charges and has been caught making sexist comments on television.
#religion
GB News: WATCH: Hulk Hogan gets baptised and says it was 'GREATEST' day of his life
US WWE star Hulk Hogan baptized in Florida church, calls it 'greatest day of his life'
#culture
The Great Lakes Fisherman: Are Caribou and Reindeer the Same Animal? - Fish'n Canada
Caribou and Reindeer are the same species, but differ based on geography. Reindeer have been domesticated for centuries, while Caribou remain wild in North America. Reindeer herding spread from central Russia to Europe, Asia, and Scandinavia, and was introduced to Alaska by the U.S. government. Reindeer became associated with Christmas in the 1800s through stories and legends, solidifying their place in holiday lore.
Le Monde: Berlinale to honor Martin Scorsese with lifetime achievement award
Martin Scorsese, renowned director, will be given a lifetime achievement award at the Berlin International Film Festival in February. Scorsese is hailed as a role model for his personal yet universal storytelling, and he is known for his commitment to historical film preservation.
#health
Flag And Cross: Army Veteran Regains Independence With Robotic Arm
John Newcombe, an army veteran with multiple sclerosis, has regained the ability to use his hands through a donated robotic arm. The £50,000 device allows him to perform basic tasks and live more independently. The arm is mounted to his mobility scooter and mimics the movements of a human arm.
#crime
The Telegraph: Thai worker finds rotting human legs with trainers on in shipment from US
Human legs with trainers were found in a shipment of cardboard at a Thai recycling plant, originating from the United States. Thai police believe the legs may be evidence of a murder, though it did not occur in Thailand. The remains, which had decomposed to the bone, are likely not from a Thai national.
The Telegraph: Kidnappers of British millionaire in Ecuador ‘had police uniforms and dossier on him’
British millionaire Colin Armstrong, kidnapped in Ecuador, was released after British intelligence officers aided the investigation. Seven suspects were arrested, including two for extortion, with police clothing and information found in their possession. Security officials believe the notorious gang Los Tiguerones abducted Armstrong for refusing to pay protection fees.
#science
Fox News: NASA releases new images of Uranus, capturing glimpse of rare, seasonal feature
NASA released new images of Uranus taken by the James Webb Space Telescope's Near-Infrared Camera (NIRCam), showing a rare seasonal feature in clear detail. The high-resolution images depict Uranus' rings, moons, storms, and the bright white inner cap of the north polar cloud, as well as the dark lane at the bottom. The images also capture the planet's 27 known moons and the elusive Zeta ring.
The James Webb Space Telescope's NIRCam has captured high-definition images of the Cassiopeia A supernova remnant, showcasing the expanding shell of material from the star's explosion. The image was included in the White House's first-ever Advent calendar for its 2023 Christmas display. The telescope's advanced technology allows scientists to study the intricate details of the dying star, providing transformational insight.
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