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28 Dec 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Toyota Becomes Latest Auto Maker to Donate 7 Figures to Make Jan 20 Unforgettable
Major corporations, including Toyota, Ford, and General Motors, have pledged significant donations to Donald Trump's upcoming inauguration, contradicting claims of his authoritarianism. Tech leaders like Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos also contributed, signaling a desire for collaboration despite past criticisms.
This financial backing suggests that many in the business sector do not view Trump as the threat portrayed by Democrats, who have faced backlash for their rhetoric. The donations indicate a shift in narrative, as corporations align with the incoming administration rather than opposing it.
#society
Breitbart: Mega Millions Ticket Worth $1.22 Billion Sold at California Gas Station
A Mega Millions ticket worth approximately $1.22 billion was sold in Cottonwood, California. The winning numbers were 3, 7, 37, 49, 55, and the gold Mega Ball 6. The winner's identity remains unknown, and they can choose between an annuity or a cash payout of about $549.7 million.
This jackpot is the fifth largest in Mega Millions history, with California having won 37 jackpots to date. The next drawing is set for $20 million, and ticket prices will increase from $2 to $5 in April.
The Western Journal: Holiday Tragedy: Oklahoma Dad Dead, 8-Year-Old Daughter Missing
A tragic Christmas Eve accident in Sherman, Texas, has left an Oklahoma family devastated. Will Robinson, a 36-year-old high school basketball coach, drowned while attempting to save his 8-year-old daughter Clara, who remains missing. Four other family members were rescued.
Authorities are conducting a search in a 15-mile area downstream from the crash site, hindered by weather conditions. Amid the tragedy, Robinson's 5-year-old daughter was revived after being unresponsive when pulled from the creek.
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Defense of the Gulf of Finland, Shooting in Norway, Vertep in Ukraine
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev addressed a meeting in Astana regarding the recent crash of an Azerbaijan Airlines Embraer 190 near Aktau. Meanwhile, various global events unfolded, including protests against air pollution in North Macedonia and memorial services in Ukraine.
In other news, a shootout in Norway left two police officers and a man injured, while Chadian nomadic tribes participated in elections. In India, a state funeral was held for former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who played a significant role in the country's economic reforms.
Breitbart: NPR's Ludden: Record Homeless Count from HUD 'Widely Considered an Undercount'
A recent HUD report indicates a record 770,000 homeless individuals in the U.S., marking an 18% increase from last year. Factors contributing to this rise include skyrocketing rents and an influx of migrants without housing.
Despite the alarming figures, there are signs of improvement, such as a decrease in homeless veterans and a reduction in rents in some areas.
Breitbart: Report: Former Pixar Staffers Break Down over Cut Trans Storyline in Kids' Show -- 'Can’t Tell You How Much I Cried'
Former Pixar employees are reportedly distressed over Disney's decision to remove a transgender storyline from the upcoming animated series "Win or Lose." Many ex-staffers expressed that the removal could endanger transgender youth and lamented the loss of a narrative they felt was important for representation.
The original subplot featured a transgender character, but Disney executives intervened, changing the character's identity. This move marks a shift in Disney's approach to LGBTQ+ themes in children's programming, as the company had previously embraced such narratives.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Putin APOLOGIES to Azerbaijan over 'tragic incident' as Russian president admits 'air defence was active when plane crashed'
Vladimir Putin has expressed condolences for the tragic crash of an Azerbaijan Airlines plane in Kazakhstan, admitting that Russian air defense was active at the time. The incident resulted in 38 fatalities and 29 injuries, with the aircraft reportedly straying off course.
Putin called Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev to apologize, although he did not explicitly take responsibility. Preliminary findings suggest that Russian air defenses may have mistakenly shot down the plane during attacks by Ukrainian drones in the region.
#economy
The Western Journal: Communism Fumbles Again: Cuba Importing Resource It Was Once Famed For Producing
Cuba, once a leading producer of sugar, now faces a crisis, requiring imports to meet domestic demand. The country’s sugar production has plummeted to an all-time low due to chronic mismanagement, infrastructure neglect, and a focus on tourism, leading to soaring prices.
Cuban officials acknowledge the embarrassment of importing sugar, a key economic component, as they struggle to revitalize the industry. Proposed measures for recovery have been insufficient, with the government needing to consider significant structural changes to address the ongoing crisis.
#crime
The Epoch Times: How Africa Became a Key Link for Mexican Cartels in Fentanyl Production
The Sinaloa cartel, a Mexican organized crime group, is reportedly producing fentanyl in South Africa, leveraging strong trade links to China for the chemicals needed. Much of this fentanyl is being smuggled into the U.S., where the drug crisis has led to over 400,000 overdose deaths since 2021.
Local law enforcement is concerned about the potential rise of fentanyl use in South Africa, where it is currently less prevalent. Authorities are cracking down on drug labs linked to the cartel, but experts warn that stopping the flow of precursor chemicals from China is crucial in combating this issue.
Breitbart: Police: 11 Chicago Area Teens Used Dating Apps to Lure Men and Beat Them
Eleven teenagers from the Chicago area face felony charges, including hate crimes, after allegedly using dating apps to lure and assault two men. The incidents occurred on July 8, with victims reporting verbal and physical confrontations, vehicle damage, and one sustaining non-life-threatening injuries.
Police identified the suspects through surveillance footage and noted that the attacks were inspired by a viral social media trend. All suspects have been charged with aggravated battery and other offenses, and authorities urge parents to discuss the seriousness of such online trends with their children.