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2 Dec 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Actor Henry Winkler Celebrates Joe Biden Pardoning Hunter Biden
Henry Winkler expressed his approval of President Biden's surprise pardon for Hunter Biden, who faced tax violations and firearms-related charges. Winkler shared his sentiments on social media, stating, "thank goodness," following the pardon granted just before Biden's Africa tour.
The Western Journal: Trump Asks Key Question About 'J-6 Hostages' in Response to Hunter Biden’s Pardon
President-elect Donald Trump criticized President Joe Biden's pardon of his son Hunter, questioning if it also applies to the January 6th defendants. Trump labeled the pardon a miscarriage of justice and suggested that freeing those involved in the Capitol incident would be a priority for his administration.
Biden defended the pardon, stating it was a response to perceived political persecution and emphasized that Hunter was treated unfairly compared to others in similar situations. Critics, including legal experts, argued that the pardon undermines Biden's credibility and reflects a politicized justice system.
Breitbart: Joe Biden Ignores Questions on Son Hunter's Pardon
President Biden granted a surprise pardon to his son, Hunter Biden, for tax violations and firearms-related charges before departing for Africa. During a stop in Cape Verde, he ignored reporters' questions about the pardon while meeting with the Prime Minister.
Biden's trip marks his first visit to Africa as president, focusing on the Lobito Corridor railway redevelopment in Zambia, Congo, and Angola.
#society
Fox News: Restaurant staff watch baby so parents can eat meals in peace
A couple vacationing in Bali enjoyed a unique experience when restaurant staff entertained their 11-month-old son, Theo, allowing them to eat in peace. Initially apprehensive, the parents found comfort in seeing their child happy and engaged, marking their first hot meal together in nearly a year.
The restaurant staff ensured they had permission to interact with Theo and kept him within the parents' sight. The father praised the graciousness of the staff, highlighting the positive experience during their trip to the Indonesian island known for its beautiful resorts and cultural sites.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Syria is Russia’s southern flank – and it is fast crumbling
The Islamist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) may inadvertently aid the West and Ukraine by disrupting Putin's efforts in Syria. After years of conflict, various rebel factions, including HTS and the Free Syrian Army, have regrouped and rearmed, posing a potential challenge to Assad's regime.
While HTS is classified as a terrorist group, its focus on ousting Assad rather than establishing a caliphate could align with Western interests. The evolving dynamics in Syria might contribute to a quicker resolution in Ukraine, suggesting a complex but potentially beneficial scenario for the West.
Times Of Israel: ICC top judge pans ‘appalling’ US threat to penalize court over Israel arrest warrants
The president of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Judge Tomoko Akane, criticized the U.S. and Russia for their interference in ICC investigations, labeling their actions as "appalling." U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham's threats of sanctions against the court followed its issuance of arrest warrants for Israeli leaders related to the conflict in Gaza.
Akane's comments come amid ongoing challenges for the ICC, including a lack of cooperation from member states to execute arrest warrants. The court has faced scrutiny for its effectiveness, particularly as high-profile suspects remain unapprehended.
#other
GB News: US weather: Impassable snowdrift triggers alert for ‘prolific’ blizzards as 'heaviest snowfall in the world' could strike
A significant winter storm is expected to impact eastern states, with forecasts indicating potentially historic snowfall due to a combination of warm Great Lakes waters and frigid Arctic air. Meteorologists warn of "impossible" travel conditions as snow squalls may produce feet of snow in some areas.
The National Weather Service has issued alerts for heavy lake-effect snow, with conditions expected to worsen as another cold front approaches. Travel disruptions are anticipated as snowfall accumulates over the coming days, particularly in regions downwind from the Great Lakes.