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22 Dec 2024
#politics
Forbes: The Billionaires Trump’s Picked For Next Administration: Elon Musk, Tilman Fertitta And More
President-elect Donald Trump is set to appoint a cabinet that may surpass the wealth of his 2016 administration, featuring several billionaires. Notable picks include Elon Musk for the Department of Government Efficiency, Tilman Fertitta as ambassador to Italy, and Linda McMahon as Education secretary.
Other wealthy appointees include Jared Isaacman for NASA and Howard Lutnick for commerce secretary. Trump's preference for affluent individuals mirrors his previous term, as he aims to streamline government operations and reduce bureaucratic inefficiencies.
The Western Journal: Report: New Revelation About Ashli Babbitt's Killer - Was on Secret DC Blacklist
Michael Byrd, the Capitol Police officer who shot Ashli Babbitt during the January 6 Capitol incident, has been revealed to be on a secret "Lewis list" due to a history of misconduct. This list prevents officers with questionable records from testifying in court.
Byrd's disciplinary history includes failing qualifications and a suspension for losing his weapon. Despite these infractions, he was promoted to captain. Investigations suggest that Byrd's actions and the Capitol Police's response to the January 6 events raise serious questions about the integrity of the agency.
Fox News: Stephen A. Smith regrets backing VP Harris, 'open' to voting GOP: 'Not interested' in the 'fear mongering'
Stephen A. Smith expressed regret for voting Democrat, criticizing the party's leadership and policies, including President Biden's pardon of Hunter Biden. He echoed Bernie Sanders' concerns about the party abandoning the working class and emphasized the need for a compelling platform.
Smith indicated openness to voting for Trump again if he demonstrates effective leadership, contrasting his concerns about Trump's divisiveness with a desire for politicians to prioritize the American people's best interests.
#society
Breitbart: German Police Admit Receiving Warnings About Christmas Market Attack Suspect
German police were warned by Saudi Arabia about the potential threat posed by Taleb A., a Saudi refugee, prior to his attack at a Christmas market that resulted in five deaths. Despite multiple alerts and social media threats from Taleb, authorities failed to take adequate action.
Criticism has emerged regarding the handling of the warnings, with calls for accountability from both right and left political leaders. The incident raises serious concerns about the effectiveness of Germany's security measures in addressing real threats.
GB News: Thousands of elderly drivers caught breaking crucial Highway Code rule - ‘Eye-opening’
Thousands of elderly drivers have been caught violating mobile phone laws while driving, with notable cases including a 98-year-old motorist. Data shows a rise in endorsements among older drivers, highlighting that age does not exempt anyone from penalties for distracted driving.
The increase in endorsements coincides with stricter laws against mobile phone use while driving, which has seen a total of 39,515 cases in 2023 alone. London tops the list of offending locations, indicating a need for continued awareness about the dangers of mobile distractions.
#health
Breitbart: Report: Trump Transition Team Looks to Pull U.S. out of W.H.O. ‘On Day One’
President-elect Donald Trump plans to withdraw the U.S. from the World Health Organization (W.H.O.) on his first day in office, January 20. The U.S. is the largest donor to the W.H.O., contributing 16% of its budget. Trump has criticized the organization for its ties to China and its financial burden on U.S. taxpayers.
This withdrawal aims to reverse actions taken by President Biden and reflects Trump's ongoing skepticism of the W.H.O.'s transparency regarding the coronavirus. Trump's team reportedly seeks a swift exit to symbolize a break from Biden's policies.
Fox News: Student heroes jump into action to save history teacher who went into cardiac arrest: 'Eternally grateful'
Texas teacher Adam Compton was saved from cardiac arrest by students during an after-school skate club meeting. Quick-thinking students, including senior Steven Amaro and athletic trainer Amanda Boyd, administered CPR and used a defibrillator, reviving him before paramedics arrived.
Compton expressed deep gratitude for their actions, highlighting the importance of CPR training, which is mandated for Texas students. He has since returned to school and normal life after the incident.
#education
Human Events: MORGONN MCMICHAEL: President of Harvard admitted the college needs to rethink their ‘communications strategy’
Harvard University President Alan M. Garber acknowledged the need for a change in messaging following the 2024 election results, citing a growing anti-elite sentiment. He expressed concerns about bipartisan frustrations with the university and admitted that some criticisms are valid.
Garber emphasized the importance of addressing public criticism with empathy and humility but did not provide specific reform plans. Meanwhile, Harvard's leadership is preparing for potential legislative challenges under the incoming administration, including an endowment tax and cuts to federal research funding.
#crime
The Western Journal: One of Biden's 'Non-Violent' Pardons Turns Out to Be Voodoo-Practicing Triple-Murderer
President Biden's recent clemency actions included the commutation of Virginia Gray, a convicted triple-murderer known for using intimidation tactics, including voodoo. Despite the White House's claims of focusing on non-violent offenders, Gray's violent history raises concerns about the administration's approach to justice.
Critics highlight that many recipients of clemency have serious criminal backgrounds, undermining Biden's narrative of addressing sentencing disparities. This has prompted backlash from former prosecutors and state officials, questioning the implications of such pardons on public safety.