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23 Dec 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: RFK Jr Just Gets Better, Pro-Choice Dem Says Will Follow Trump's Lead on Pro-Life Agenda
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Donald Trump's nominee for Secretary of Health and Human Services, has expressed openness to reinstating restrictions on the abortion pill mifepristone. GOP Senator Josh Hawley reported that Kennedy acknowledged concerns over the pill being mailed and indicated a willingness to support Trump’s pro-life agenda.
This development is seen as positive for conservatives who are apprehensive about a Democrat in the HHS role. Kennedy's willingness to align with Trump's policies, particularly regarding abortion, has sparked frustration among abortion advocates.
GB News: WATCH: Clare Muldoon hits out at Labour 'omnishambles'
Political commentator Clare Muldoon has urged Sir Keir Starmer to resign, labeling Labour's leadership as a "complete omnishambles." She criticized the party for being out of touch with the realities faced by everyday people.
Fox News: Gaetz sues to block release of Ethics Committee report
Former Rep. Matt Gaetz is suing to prevent the release of a House Ethics Committee report regarding his alleged misconduct. His attorneys assert his innocence, claim the report's allegations are false, and argue that the committee lacks jurisdiction since he is no longer in office.
This legal action is ongoing, and updates are expected as the situation develops.
#society
The Telegraph: Syrians put the boot into Assad’s propaganda
Syrians are celebrating the decline of Bashar al-Assad's regime by destroying his propaganda images, often using shoes to express their anger. Recent protests included rebels waving shoes at departing Russian forces and defacing Assad's posters and statues.
This symbolic act reflects a broader wave of dissent against the dictator's rule.
Fox News: Teen brothers missing after weekend duck-hunting excursion goes horribly wrong
Two teenage brothers, Wesley Cornett, 17, and Andruw Cornett, 19, have been missing in Northern California since December 14 after a duck hunting trip at the Thermalito Afterbay. Search efforts involving approximately 250 people from various organizations have been underway, but the search has now shifted to a recovery mission.
Their mother, April Clark, has launched a GoFundMe to support search efforts and potential funeral costs, describing Andruw as a hero for attempting to save his brother. The search has been complicated by heavy rain and dense weeds in the area.
#economy
Forbes: These Startups Are Making Sure AI Companies Pay Up For Taking Content
Media companies are adapting to AI's content scraping by engaging new intermediaries that facilitate licensing agreements between publishers and AI firms. Companies like TollBit and ProRata offer platforms that allow publishers to monetize their content when used by AI, aiming to recoup lost traffic and revenue.
As AI technologies continue to evolve, publishers are increasingly concerned about unauthorized scraping and its impact on their income. Initiatives like micropayments and attribution percentages are being explored to create fair compensation models for content creators in the AI landscape.
#culture
Fox News: Latvia claims to have displayed the world's first Christmas tree in 1510 adorned with artificial roses
The origins of the Christmas tree tradition are debated, with Riga, Latvia, claiming to be home to the first decorated tree in 1510, while Tallinn, Estonia, argues it had a tree in 1441. Both cities celebrate with annual displays and festive activities during the holiday season.
The practice of bringing Christmas trees into homes is believed to have started in Germany in the 1600s, gaining popularity in the U.S. in the 1800s. The first Christmas tree farm opened in New Jersey in 1901, and today, there are around 15,000 such farms across the country.
#health
Fox News: More than 910,000 patients at risk after ConnectOnCall health data breach
A data breach at Phreesia's ConnectOnCall telehealth platform has exposed sensitive information of over 914,000 patients, including names, medical records, and in some cases, Social Security numbers. The breach lasted from February 16 to May 12, 2024, and was discovered on May 12.
Phreesia has taken the service offline and is working to enhance security. The incident underscores the critical need for stronger cybersecurity in healthcare, as compromised health data can lead to identity theft and fraud. Affected individuals are being notified and offered identity protection services.
#crime
Le Monde: Alleged killer of US insurance CEO pleads not guilty to 'terrorist' murder
Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, pleaded not guilty to state charges, including "terrorist" murder, in a Manhattan court. He faces both state and federal charges for the December 4 shooting, which has sparked public outrage over the healthcare system.
Mangione, 26, was arrested in Pennsylvania after a manhunt and is charged with tracking Thompson before the fatal shooting. If convicted, he could face life imprisonment in state court and potentially the death penalty federally.
Forbes: What We Know About Luigi Mangione: Suspected CEO Shooter Pleads Not Guilty In New York
Luigi Mangione, 26, pleaded not guilty in New York court to 11 charges, including first-degree murder and terrorism, in the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. He faces both state and federal charges, with potential death penalty implications in the federal case.
Evidence links Mangione to the shooting, including a 3D-printed gun and a manifesto expressing grievances against corporate America. His arrest followed a tip from San Francisco police, and he has garnered online support, with some viewing him as a hero.
The Western Journal: Biden Now Considering Commuting Sentences for 2 Child Murderers, Boston Bomber, Synagogue Shooter, and Congregation Killer: Report
President Biden is reportedly considering commuting the sentences of several high-profile criminals on federal death row, including the Boston Marathon bomber and mass shooters. This move follows a significant clemency spree during his administration, which has raised concerns about the implications for victims' families and the justice system.
Critics argue that Biden's actions reflect a prioritization of political motives over justice, particularly regarding violent offenders. The debate centers on the moral implications of the death penalty and whether it is justifiable in cases of extreme violence and terrorism.
The Western Journal: NYC So Bad That Even NYPD Traffic Enforcers Are Being Robbed
New York City is experiencing a surge in crime, exemplified by an incident where a driver assaulted a traffic officer and stole their summons machine after receiving a ticket. The assailant, Mark Garrido, was arrested and faces multiple charges.
The situation reflects a broader trend of rising crime rates following social unrest and calls to defund the police. To restore order, the city may need a renewed commitment to law enforcement and community safety.