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26 Dec 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Oregon AG creates sanctuary ‘toolkit’ ahead of likely Trump-Homan illegal immigration crackdown
Oregon's Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum has introduced a bilingual "Sanctuary Promise Community Toolkit" to inform residents about their rights under the state's sanctuary laws. These laws, established in 1987, prevent local law enforcement from detaining individuals solely for being undocumented.
The toolkit includes FAQs about interactions with ICE, resources for reporting violations, and encourages Oregonians to discuss their rights with family. Rosenblum emphasizes the importance of being prepared for potential encounters with immigration authorities.
#politics
Fox News: Vance is the likely 2028 frontrunner, but these Republicans may also run for president
With Donald Trump term-limited, Vice President-elect JD Vance is positioned as the frontrunner for the 2028 Republican presidential nomination, bolstered by Trump's support. Republican strategists believe Vance's recent victory and alignment with the MAGA base solidify his status as the candidate to beat.
Other potential candidates include Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, and Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin, among others. While Vance is currently favored, the competitive landscape suggests that challengers may emerge as the election approaches.
#society
Fox News: Most disastrous freak accidents of 2024: 7 times everyday fun turned fatal
In 2024, a series of tragic freak accidents captured national attention, including multiple electrocutions in a swimming pool in Indiana, where a faulty wire caused five people to be shocked. Other incidents involved a boy killed by a tractor during a Halloween prank, a skydiver whose parachute malfunctioned, and a child fatally struck by a falling tree.
Additionally, a park ranger died after a fall at Bryce Canyon, and a woman was killed after backing into an active airplane propeller in Kansas. These incidents highlight the unpredictability and dangers of everyday activities.
Fox News: Supermodel Petra Nemcova says it's still 'difficult' to discuss surviving tsunami on its 20th anniversary
Petra Nemcova reflects on the 2004 tsunami that claimed her boyfriend Simon Atlee's life and left her clinging to a palm tree for survival. Two decades later, she still feels the trauma of the event, especially the screams of children she couldn't save.
In response to her experience, Nemcova founded the Happy Hearts Fund to assist communities affected by natural disasters. She continues to honor Atlee's memory and encourages others to join her in lighting candles for the victims of the tsunami.
Fox News: Flight passenger's social media post on 'overhead bin ownership' sparks debate
Passengers are increasingly debating carry-on bag etiquette on social media, particularly regarding overhead bin usage. Some travelers express frustrations over oversized carry-ons and multiple bags taking up space, leading to crowded aisles and limited overhead room. An etiquette expert emphasizes that carry-ons should be placed directly above assigned seats and advises against moving others' bags.
The discussion highlights the need for courtesy and awareness when using overhead bins, as many passengers feel inconvenienced by those who disregard these norms. The expert suggests that if bins are full, passengers should consider checking their bags instead of causing delays during boarding.
#war
Le Monde: Russia tries to further weaken Ukraine's energy grid
On Christmas Day, Ukraine faced a significant Russian missile and drone assault targeting energy infrastructure across six regions, resulting in one death and multiple injuries. The attack left hundreds of thousands without electricity and heating amid freezing temperatures.
This marked the second official celebration of Christmas on December 25 in Ukraine, a move made to distance itself from Russia. The ongoing attacks have led to severe damage to energy facilities and imposed power supply restrictions, as Russian forces aim to disrupt Ukraine's war efforts.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Incoming Trump admin, Congress showdown looms with South Africa over support for Russia, US foes
Key Republicans are urging the incoming Trump administration to reconsider South Africa's participation in the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) due to its foreign policy alignment with Russia, China, and Iran. This could jeopardize South Africa's duty-free exports to the U.S., risking thousands of jobs.
South Africa's government has been criticized for its military cooperation with Russia and its stance on Israel, including support for Hamas. As tensions rise, U.S. lawmakers are closely monitoring South Africa's actions, which could lead to significant economic repercussions if the country fails to align with U.S. interests.
Times Of Israel: Burned, beaten, starved: Health Ministry compiles hostage testimonies to submit to UN
The Israeli Health Ministry has drafted a report detailing the severe abuse suffered by hostages held in Gaza, including physical and psychological trauma. The report, based on testimonies from released hostages, will be submitted to the UN and highlights atrocities such as starvation, beatings, and sexual assaults.
Health Minister Uriel Buso emphasized the report's significance in exposing the cruelty of their captors and called for international pressure on Hamas to release the remaining hostages. The report also notes lasting health impacts on the released individuals, including weight loss and mental health issues.
#crime
Fox News: JonBenet Ramsey’s father plans 'important meeting' with Boulder police chief, DNA lab rep
John Ramsey plans to meet with Boulder Police Chief Stephen Redfearn next month to discuss allowing an independent lab to test evidence from his daughter's unsolved murder case. He emphasizes the need for advanced DNA testing on items that have never been analyzed.
Ramsey remains hopeful for progress after 28 years, urging authorities to utilize modern genetic technology to potentially identify a suspect. The Boulder Police Department continues to prioritize the investigation, having reviewed extensive evidence and collaborated with federal agencies.