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The Federalist: Leftist Anti-Trump Group Was On Retainer To 'Advise' Arizona AG
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes engaged the States United Democracy Center for "election integrity" support, which later provided a memo advocating for the prosecution of Trump supporters involved in the 2020 election. This included recommendations for charges against notable figures like Rudy Giuliani and Mark Meadows.
The contract with States United allows for the destruction of certain communications and materials, raising concerns about transparency. The group has a history of opposing election integrity laws and has been involved in various controversies in Arizona, including attempts to influence local officials and suppress dissenting voices.
The Mirror: Top 9 gaffes and bizarre moments in Kemi Badenoch's first 50 days as Tory leader
Kemi Badenoch, the newly elected leader of the Conservative Party, has faced criticism for a series of gaffes and controversial statements since taking office. Her comments on maternity pay being "overburdening businesses" and her claim that "lunch is for wimps" have drawn backlash. Additionally, she has been accused of misleading Parliament during Prime Minister's Questions on defense spending and faced ridicule for her remarks about sandwiches.
Badenoch's performance has been described as underwhelming, with polls indicating that many Britons do not view her as a viable Prime Minister. Her recent interactions in the House of Commons, including fumbling words and agreeing with her opponent, have further fueled skepticism about her leadership capabilities.
Le Monde: Germany far-right party AfD holds march after Christmas market attack
Germany's far-right AfD party held a rally to memorialize victims of a recent car-ramming attack at a Christmas market, which has reignited discussions on immigration and security policies. AfD leaders condemned government failures and called for stricter border controls.
In contrast, an anti-extremist group criticized the AfD for politicizing the tragedy. The attacker, a Saudi national, had a history of anti-Islam rhetoric and was previously flagged by Saudi authorities as potentially dangerous. The incident has intensified scrutiny on security measures ahead of upcoming elections.
Human Events: UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer seeks to block Elon Musk from donating to Reform UK: report
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is contemplating a new law to prevent Elon Musk from donating to the right-wing Reform UK party, amid concerns over election integrity. Musk, who cannot personally donate, may use his companies' UK subsidiaries for contributions.
While there are no immediate plans for new legislation, the government aims to reform the electoral system to address foreign donations and other integrity issues. Current laws already prohibit foreign contributions to UK political parties.
The Mirror: Keir Starmer shares emotional first Christmas message as PM - 'you're not alone'
Prime Minister Keir Starmer shared his first Christmas message, emphasizing hope, joy, and the importance of community. He thanked those serving others during the festive season, acknowledging the struggles many face, including loneliness and loss.
Starmer expressed a wish for peace, particularly in the Middle East, and encouraged everyone to care for one another. He plans to take a family trip abroad for the New Year while remaining in charge of the country.
Fox News: Fox News Politics: 'Festivus' Follie$
Sen. Rand Paul criticized the Biden administration for over $1 trillion in taxpayer spending on what he deems government waste, including grants for a drag show and Arabic Sesame Street. His annual "Festivus" report highlights these expenditures.
In other news, Trump has made new White House appointments focused on AI and crypto, while Gaetz is suing to block an Ethics Committee report. The Biden administration faces backlash for federal death row commutations and a recent emissions target.
Fox News: Trump defamation suit against ABC, Stephanopoulos officially dismissed after $15 million settlement
President-elect Donald Trump's defamation lawsuit against ABC and anchor George Stephanopoulos has been dismissed after a $15 million settlement. The agreement includes a charitable contribution to a presidential foundation and a $1 million payment for Trump's attorney fees.
The lawsuit stemmed from Stephanopoulos's comments during an interview regarding Trump's liability in a civil case, where he incorrectly stated Trump was found "liable for rape." ABC News and Stephanopoulos issued statements of regret as part of the settlement.
Fox News: Johnson allies urge Trump to intervene as messy speaker battle threatens to delay 2024 certification
Allies of Speaker Mike Johnson are urging President-elect Trump to publicly support him to avoid a contentious battle for the speakership that could delay the certification of the 2024 election results. With a tight GOP margin, Johnson faces criticism from within his party regarding his handling of government funding.
As Congress prepares for a vote on January 3, some Republicans warn that any delays in electing a speaker could hinder Trump's agenda in his first 100 days. While Trump has not publicly endorsed Johnson recently, his influence remains significant among House Republicans, many of whom may align their decisions with Trump's preferences.
Breitbart: PHOTO PROOF: Then-VP Joe Biden Met Hunter Biden's Chinese Partners in 2013
Photos from 2013 reveal then-Vice President Joe Biden introducing his son, Hunter Biden, to Chinese Premier Xi Jinping during an official visit. This raises questions about the Biden family's influence-peddling, particularly regarding Hunter's business dealings in China.
The release of these photos follows a lawsuit by America First Legal, highlighting ongoing concerns about the Biden family's overseas ventures and Joe Biden's involvement in them, despite previous denials. The foundation claims many more relevant photos remain suppressed.
#society
Fox News: Boy, 8, saves choking friend with Heimlich maneuver: See the video
An 8-year-old boy, Thomas Conley, saved his friend Isaiah Rodriguez from choking on a grape at their school cafeteria in Mesa, Arizona. Conley performed the Heimlich maneuver, successfully dislodging the grape and allowing Isaiah to breathe normally again.
Thomas was recognized for his bravery by Mesa Public Schools and local first responders, receiving a certificate during a school assembly. His quick thinking and proactive response highlight the importance of awareness around choking incidents.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: Panama declares ownership of Canal after Trump warned US would take it back
President-elect Donald Trump claimed the U.S. would reclaim the Panama Canal, citing high fees charged by Panama. He insisted that if moral and legal principles of the original treaties are not upheld, the U.S. would demand the canal's return.
Panama's President José Raúl Mulino firmly rejected Trump's assertions, affirming Panama's sovereignty over the canal and stating that its rates are determined based on market conditions. Trump's response hinted at a continued dispute over the matter.
#culture
GB News: King Charles delivering his speech from Fitzrovia Chapel is 'partly to do with his cancer', Rae claims
King Charles has chosen to record his Christmas speech at London's Fitzrovia Chapel, breaking a tradition of over a decade. This change is viewed as significant amid the monarch's ongoing cancer treatment.