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29 Dec 2024
#politics
GB News: Reform UK can 'pull support from Labour and Tories' to become the 'next governing party', Jenkyns claims
Dame Andrea Jenkyns has criticized Kemi Badenoch for her comments regarding Nigel Farage and Reform UK's membership figures. Jenkyns described Badenoch's remarks as "rather immature" and took issue with her implication that Farage was involved in fraudulent activity.
#society
The Western Journal: California Squirrels Trade Acorns for Raw Flesh as Blue State Drives Even Its Cute Tree-Climbers Insane
California ground squirrels are exhibiting unprecedented carnivorous behavior, hunting and consuming voles. Researchers observed 74 interactions, with squirrels killing voles 55% of the time. This adaptation may reflect the squirrels' resilience in a changing environment.
The findings highlight the impact of California's challenging conditions on wildlife, paralleling the struggles faced by its human residents amidst high taxes, crime, and social issues. The state's difficulties seem to extend even to its wildlife.
#military
Times Of Israel: Soldier killed in northern Gaza as five rockets fired into Israel
An IDF soldier, Staff Sgt. Yuval Shoham, was killed in northern Gaza amid ongoing military operations against Hamas, raising Israel's military death toll to 394. The IDF is reportedly concluding its operations in Jabalia, having faced resistance from Hamas cells.
In separate incidents, Israeli airstrikes targeted Hamas members operating from a former hospital, resulting in casualties. The humanitarian situation in Gaza worsens as a fourth infant has died from hypothermia, highlighting the dire conditions faced by displaced Palestinians.
#culture
The Western Journal: Go Woke, Go Broke: Spectacular Superhero Failure Highlights Exactly Why Trump Won
The failure of the video game "Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League," which will end its online services in January 2025, is seen as indicative of a broader cultural shift against "woke" influences in entertainment. Critics argue the game prioritized social activism over quality, contributing to its poor reception.
This flop is viewed as a reflection of the electorate's rejection of far-left ideologies, aligning with the recent election of President-elect Donald Trump. The sentiment suggests that Americans are increasingly voicing their discontent with corporate wokeness, impacting both the gaming industry and political outcomes.
Breitbart: Late-Night Comedy Spent 2024 Bashing Trump as Viewership Continues to Crash
Late-night comedy hosts, including Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel, faced declining viewership and cultural relevance in 2024, with 98% of their jokes targeting President-elect Donald Trump. Polls indicate that most voters disregard celebrity political endorsements, further diminishing the comedians' influence.
As audiences shift towards digital platforms, traditional late-night shows struggle to retain viewers. Colbert's show saw a drop from 3.81 million to 2.6 million viewers over five years, while Kimmel's averaged 1.37 million. NBC's Tonight Show is reducing its schedule, reflecting changing viewer habits.
#crime
Breitbart: Democrat-Run Philadelphia: Over 1,000 Shooting Victims in 2024
In 2024, Philadelphia recorded over 1,000 shooting victims, including 220 fatalities, according to WHYY. Despite a decrease in homicides compared to 2023, Mayor Cherelle Parker expressed deep concern over the impact of gun violence on families and communities.
The Philadelphia Police Department reported a total of 261 homicides by December 28, encompassing both firearm and non-firearm incidents. Mayor Parker emphasized the human cost of these tragedies, highlighting the personal loss felt by victims' families.