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30 Dec 2024
#politics
Fox News: What Jimmy Carter can teach us about life and our legacy
The nation mourns the passing of Jimmy Carter, the 39th President, who served from 1977 to 1981. Known for his public service and commitment to humanitarian efforts, Carter's legacy is complex, reflecting both his presidential challenges and post-presidency contributions, including work with Habitat for Humanity.
Carter, who lived a modest life in Plains, Georgia, was deeply devoted to family and faith. His long marriage to Rosalynn and their shared dedication to service exemplified his character. As the nation reflects on his life, it is a reminder that legacies are shaped by both triumphs and trials.
Fox News: U.S. appeals court upholds Trump verdict in E. Jean Carroll defamation case
A federal appeals court upheld a jury's verdict that found Donald Trump liable for sexually abusing E. Jean Carroll in the 1990s, confirming a $5 million payout. The court stated Trump failed to prove any errors that would warrant a new trial.
Carroll's attorney praised the decision, while Trump's team vowed to appeal, criticizing the courts as politically weaponized. They emphasized Trump's electoral mandate and commitment to dismiss what they termed the "Carroll Hoax."
Fox News: Germany accuses Elon Musk of trying to interfere in its national elections
German officials have accused Elon Musk of trying to influence the upcoming parliamentary elections by endorsing the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party. Musk's comments, which he defended in an op-ed, praised the AfD's economic policies and criticized mainstream parties, igniting backlash from German leaders.
Musk's remarks have drawn criticism for allegedly downplaying the AfD's extremist reputation, with officials asserting his intervention is inappropriate. Despite the controversy, Musk maintains that the AfD represents hope for Germany's future economic and cultural landscape.
The Western Journal: The Ghost of President Past: Joe Biden and A Christmas Carol
President Biden is portrayed as a political ghost, lacking influence and direction in the current landscape. His absence during critical debates and decisions highlights a disconnect from the pressing issues facing the nation, such as the debt ceiling and government shutdown.
The editorial suggests that Biden's spirit could still inspire change by promoting unity and a focus on the common good, urging both parties to prioritize the welfare of Americans over partisanship. A call for reflection on his legacy and a push for meaningful leadership are emphasized.
#society
Fox News: Washington inmate accused of molesting cellmate after changing gender, transfer to women's prison
A former female inmate in Washington state has filed a lawsuit alleging that her cellmate, a biological male and convicted sexual predator, sexually assaulted her while they shared a cell. The lawsuit claims prison officials failed to recognize the risks of housing a violent male inmate with female prisoners.
The plaintiff accuses the state and prison officials of violating her constitutional rights and subjecting her to cruel and unusual punishment. She seeks unspecified damages and legal costs, highlighting the dangers posed by allowing biological males into women's prisons.
GB News: Drivers warned of ‘busiest’ period for breakdowns as millions of Britons return after Christmas
Drivers are advised to keep their vehicles active during the Christmas break to avoid flat batteries, especially as January 6, 2025, is projected to be a peak day for breakdowns. With many cars left unused, the risk of battery failure increases, particularly in colder weather.
The RAC highlights that households with multiple vehicles are especially vulnerable, as only one car is typically used during the holidays. Regular short drives can help maintain battery charge and prevent breakdowns, which are the most common issue faced by motorists.
#military
Fox News: Israeli spy network uncovers Hezbollah commander's plans to marry his 4 mistresses
Israeli intelligence has revealed extensive surveillance of Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr, including his plans to marry four mistresses via phone. Shukr was killed in a July airstrike in Beirut, following a rocket attack that resulted in multiple casualties.
The report highlights Israel's deep penetration into Hezbollah, leading to the assassination of top leaders, including Hassan Nasrallah. Israeli officials noted that Nasrallah ignored warnings about his safety, ultimately leading to his death in a targeted air raid.
#sports
The Western Journal: We Finally Know Who Bought Michael Jordan's Megamansion, And It Makes Total Sense
John Cooper, a real estate executive, has purchased Michael Jordan's Chicago-area mansion for $9.5 million after it sat on the market for 12 years. Cooper, a lifelong Bulls fan, intends to honor the property's legacy without major renovations.
Jordan's mansion, originally built for $50 million, features unique elements like a basketball court with the "Air Jordan" logo. Its lengthy market presence highlights the challenges of selling highly customized properties, even for an icon like Jordan.