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24 Dec 2023
#politics
GB News: Donald Trump Colorado ruling ‘sets precedent’, says Eric Olson
Donald Trump is barred from the Colorado primary ballot due to his involvement in the Capitol riot. Attorney Eric Olson hails it as a victory for democracy and sets a precedent that no one is above the law. He states that the same proceedings would apply to Joe Biden if he engaged in an insurrection.
#society
The Telegraph: Golf cart sales surge as US families find unlikely alternative to second cars
Golf carts are becoming a popular choice for families across the US, with the market expected to reach over $2 billion in the next few years. In places like retirement villages and small towns, golf carts are commonly used for transportation. However, regulations surrounding their use vary from town to town, with some places introducing new laws to impose order on the growing market. While golf carts offer convenience and affordability, there are concerns about safety and their ability to adhere to the rules of the road.
Fox News: Why Reagan's first Christmas address matters today
President Ronald Reagan's first Christmas address highlighted the importance of caring for one another and trusting in God. He emphasized the value of unity despite political differences and the obligation to preserve liberty. Reagan also emphasized the significance of children and the need to ensure a better future for them.
GB News: James Cleverly forced to apologise after joking he gives his wife date-rape drug every night
James Cleverly, the Home Secretary, made inappropriate jokes about spiking his wife's drink at a Downing Street reception. He later apologized, but critics, including Labour MPs, called for a cultural change regarding violence against women and girls.
The Telegraph: French tabacs to sell gun ammunition in law change branded as ‘total madness’
Tobacconists in France will be allowed to sell hunting ammunition starting in the new year. Critics have called this move "total madness." The change in the law aims to prevent people from stockpiling munitions and reduce the need for large-scale storage. Tabac owners will have to obtain a specialist certificate and approval from relevant authorities.
#war
Times Of Israel: Hardline MKs demand review of alleged IDF report on settler violence
Seven hard-right lawmakers are requesting a hearing to investigate a "comprehensive and false campaign" against Israeli settlers. They doubt the existence of an internal IDF report that recorded a surge in nationalist crimes committed by Jews in the West Bank, arguing it is causing political damage. The report found a 54% increase in incidents following an attack by Hamas. The rise in violence by extremist Jews has been reported by various sources, and countries like the US and UK are considering banning violent settlers.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Davies sees no military path to victory for Ukraine
There is no military path for Ukraine to win against Russia, says military expert Lt. Col. Daniel Davis. He believes that while US funding has helped Ukraine, it will not be enough to defeat Putin. Davis predicts a deal will be arranged, but it won't meet President Biden's expectations. Russia is growing stronger, and there is no military victory in sight for Ukraine.
Fox News: Kim Jong UN bans Christmas, but activists send gifts of Bibles, food and messages of hope
Activists send messages of hope and freedom to North Korea via bottles launched into the Yellow Sea. The bottles contain Bible readings, rice, and flash drives with music, K-Pop songs, and recorded messages from members of Congress. The North Korean Freedom Coalition aims to bring critical help and information to the people suffering under Kim Jong Un's dictatorship.
The Telegraph: China’s foreign social media influencers test people’s patience
Russian social media influencer, Fulafu, is one of many foreign influencers cultivated by the Chinese Communist Party to promote its nationalistic agenda. The Australian Strategic Policy Institute reports that these influencers are seen as valuable assets, amplifying a positive narrative about China and defending its position on sensitive topics. While some people in China embrace these displays of affection for the country, others view them with skepticism and ridicule.
Times Of Israel: Targeted again after Oct. 7, Tunisia’s small Jewish community wonders what future it has
The Jewish community in Djerba, Tunisia, is facing increasing insecurity and anti-Semitism following a deadly terror attack and violent protests against Israel. The community is uncertain about its future in the country and is considering emigrating to Israel. The worsening economic situation and lack of job opportunities in Tunisia are also factors causing some to consider leaving.
#military
Fox News: Chef Andrew Gruel says active military eat free at his restaurants out of ‘inherent pathological respect’
Chef Andrew Gruel offers free meals to active military members and a 50% discount to veterans at his restaurants in California. Cases of stolen valor have prompted him to ask for proof of military service. Gruel believes that by helping out in this small way, the government's neglect of veterans can be partially alleviated.
#crime
Fox News: Who Can Forget? The Long Island Lolita and the crime that shocked America
In 1992, the shocking crime of Amy Fisher, known as the "Long Island Lolita," captivated America. She shot Mary Jo Buttafuoco, the wife of her lover Joey Buttafuoco, out of jealousy. Fisher served seven years in prison before entering the world of adult entertainment.