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24 Dec 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: AOC Accused Conservative Journalist of Assault, But He Has the Incident on Video
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez accused conservative journalist Nick Sortor of assault during a confrontation at the Capitol over the immigration crisis. Sortor filmed the exchange, asserting he did not touch her, and claimed the Capitol Police agreed with him after Ocasio-Cortez reported the incident.
The confrontation arose as Sortor questioned Ocasio-Cortez about the impact of the southern border crisis on her district, highlighting a recent violent incident involving an illegal immigrant. Ocasio-Cortez has faced criticism for her stance on immigration and public safety.
#society
Le Monde: Gaza's 500 Christians celebrate second Christmas under bombs
On December 22, 2024, the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, Pierbattista Pizzaballa, visited Christians in Gaza, providing a rare moment of safety and hope amid ongoing conflict. He celebrated an early Christmas mass, encouraging resilience among the congregation affected by the prolonged violence.
Pizzaballa's visit included discussions on rebuilding after the war, which has claimed over 45,000 lives. The Israeli army continues to restrict foreign journalists' access to the region.
#crime
Fox News: Family of murdered SC woman rages at Biden for commuting killer's death sentence: 'She was shown no mercy'
The family of South Carolina bank teller Donna Major, murdered during a 2017 robbery, is outraged after President Biden commuted her killer's death sentence to life in prison. They express anger and frustration over the decision, feeling their voices were ignored in the process.
Biden's administration has imposed a moratorium on federal executions, citing a belief that the death penalty should be abolished. While he stated his grief for victims, the Major family feels the decision shows compassion for the criminal rather than for those who suffered.
GB News: Woman who defrauded employer out of £370,000 walks free due to pregnancy
Danielle Longstaffe, 32, defrauded her employer, Kaefer Ltd, out of £370,000 over several months, claiming she was pressured by loan sharks. She transferred funds from the company to her accounts and those of friends, impacting 300 colleagues.
Despite the severity of her actions, Longstaffe received a two-year suspended sentence due to her pregnancy. The judge prioritized the welfare of her unborn child, noting that her crime typically warranted immediate custody.