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23 Dec 2024
#politics
Times Of Israel: Biden commutes nearly all federal death sentences, but not for Tree of Life shooter
President Biden has commuted the sentences of 37 out of 40 individuals on federal death row, converting their punishments to life imprisonment without parole. This decision comes just weeks before Donald Trump, a proponent of capital punishment, takes office. Only three inmates remain under death sentences.
Biden emphasized his commitment to reducing violent crime and reforming the justice system, stating that he cannot allow a new administration to resume executions he halted. His administration has previously imposed a moratorium on federal executions, and Biden aims to eliminate the death penalty at the federal level.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: BMW ‘sells 100 top-range cars to Russian buyers’ despite sanctions
BMW has acknowledged selling over 100 luxury cars to Russian buyers, despite sanctions imposed after the Ukraine invasion. The company attributed the sales to staff errors at its Hanover branch and has terminated those responsible, claiming compliance with sanctions.
The incident highlights challenges in enforcing sanctions, as Western goods continue to reach Russia through third-party nations. Exports from Germany to countries with ties to Russia have surged, raising concerns about "back door" trade routes circumventing restrictions.
#economy
Forbes: Nordstrom Announces It Will Go Private As Namesake Family Retakes Control Of $6.25 Billion Retailer
Nordstrom will go private after 53 years as a public company, with the Nordstrom family regaining control. The transaction, led by brothers Erik and Pete Nordstrom, values the company at $6.25 billion and offers shareholders $24.25 per share.
The deal, which includes a consortium with El Puerto de Liverpool, is set to close in the first half of 2025.
GB News: UK to meet electric vehicle mandate rules despite being blamed for job losses at Vauxhall's Luton plant
The UK car industry is on track to meet the 2024 electric vehicle sales mandate, achieving a 22% target through fully electric and hybrid vehicle sales. Major brands like BMW and Mercedes are ahead, while Stellantis cites the mandate as a factor in job cuts at its Luton factory.
The government is considering relaxing some rules amid industry pressure, but advocates argue that the mandate drives down costs and promotes cleaner vehicles. The Department for Transport remains confident in the mandate's benefits for consumers and the economy.
#religion
Liberty Nation News: Ronald Reagan's Christmas Message to America - 1983 - Liberty Nation News
President Ronald Reagan extended warm holiday greetings, emphasizing the joy of Christmas traditions such as gift-giving, church services, and family gatherings. He highlighted the significance of the angel's message at Christ's birth, calling for peace and goodwill during the festive season.
Reagan urged everyone to reflect on the true meaning of Christmas and to pray for peace and love in the coming year.
#culture
Liberty Nation News: A Christmas Story: The List of Top Holiday Movies - Liberty Nation News
The debate over whether "Die Hard" is a Christmas movie continues, with Legal Affairs Editor Scott Cosenza declaring it the best holiday film. Various team members share their favorites, including classics like "White Christmas," "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation," and "A Christmas Story."
Each film offers a unique take on the holiday spirit, from the action-packed thrills of "Die Hard" to the nostalgic charm of "A Christmas Story." The discussion highlights the diverse interpretations of what makes a Christmas movie resonate with audiences.
#crime
Fox News: Ivy League suspect in UnitedHealthcare CEO's killing pleads not guilty
Luigi Mangione, 26, pleaded not guilty to 11 charges, including first-degree murder, in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan. If convicted of the most serious charge, he faces life imprisonment without parole.
The charges also include multiple counts related to weapon possession and a forged instrument. The case is ongoing.
The Western Journal: Tax Preparer Pleads Guilty to Defrauding IRS of $145 Million - This Is Why They Call Him 'The Magician'
Rafael Alvarez, a tax preparer known as “The Magician,” pled guilty to defrauding the IRS of $145 million through a decade-long scheme involving false tax returns. He faces up to eight years in prison and has agreed to pay restitution and forfeit fraudulent proceeds.
The scheme involved recruiting undocumented workers to assist in filing fraudulent returns. Employees confronted Alvarez about the illegal activities but were threatened. His actions highlight the serious implications of tax fraud, which undermines the integrity of the tax system.
Fox News: Trump border czar blasts NY governor for touting subway safety hours after horrific murder: 'Shame on you'
New York Governor Kathy Hochul is facing backlash for a post promoting subway safety, made shortly after an illegal immigrant allegedly set a woman on fire in a subway car. Critics, including incoming Trump border czar Tom Homan, condemned her for sanctuary policies amid rising crime.
Hochul's post highlighted recent crime reductions following the deployment of National Guard members to the subway system. However, Homan attributed the incident to lax immigration enforcement and criticized the Biden administration's policies that he claims allow criminal aliens to remain on the streets.