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31 Dec 2024
#politics
Le Monde: Macron says he will ask public to 'decide' on 'crucial issues' in 2025
French President Emmanuel Macron announced plans for potential referendums in 2025 to address critical issues as his government faces political deadlock following a summer snap election. He emphasized the need for France to become stronger and more independent amid global instability.
Macron acknowledged the challenges of governing without a parliamentary majority and highlighted the importance of unity among the French people. He also pointed to pressing issues such as the budget deficit and the need for a cost-cutting budget, which the new Prime Minister François Bayrou aims to pass.
Fox News: MSNBC analyst says 'hatred' has always been at heart of MAGA
MSNBC analyst Eddie Glaude Jr. highlighted that hatred, greed, and selfishness are central to Donald Trump's political movement, which he describes as a blend of corporatism, libertarianism, and nativism. He emphasized the importance of understanding these dynamics to counter Trumpism effectively.
Glaude also noted internal conflicts within Trump's base regarding H-1B visas, with some supporting skilled immigration while others, like Steve Bannon, oppose it, viewing it as detrimental to American jobs. This division reflects broader tensions in the Republican Party.
Breitbart: CNN's Jennings: Jimmy Carter Was a 'Terrible President,' He Saddled Up to Dictators
Scott Jennings criticized former President Jimmy Carter on CNN, calling him a "terrible president" who aligned with dictators and had detrimental views on foreign policy, particularly regarding Israel. Jennings argued that Carter's actions as an ex-president were even worse, causing issues for subsequent leaders.
Despite acknowledging Carter's unique post-presidency and longevity, Jennings emphasized that Carter's presidency ended in a landslide defeat and highlighted his perceived ego and misguided beliefs.
#society
The Western Journal: Heartbreak: Man Dies in Christmas Day Fire, Trying to Save Engagement Ring for Upcoming Proposal
A Christmas Day fire in Oakland, California, claimed the life of Steven Weatherford Jr., 37, who died while trying to save his family and an engagement ring intended for his girlfriend. He successfully rescued several family members before succumbing to smoke inhalation.
Weatherford's heroic actions were remembered fondly by family and neighbors, who have set up a GoFundMe to assist with memorial costs. His girlfriend, LaShante Mayo, expressed her heartbreak, revealing she was unaware of his proposal plans.
Breitbart: Israel's Population Reaches 10 Million Mark in 2024
Israel's population reached approximately 10.027 million by the end of 2024, with 76.9% being Jewish, 21.0% Arab, and 2.1% foreign residents. The growth rate decreased to 1.1%, attributed to increased emigration amid ongoing conflict.
In 2024, around 181,000 births were recorded, with a negative international migration balance of -18,200. Despite a significant number of Israelis relocating abroad, natural population growth remained strong due to high fertility rates.
GB News: Local authority gets ready to introduce more 20mph speed limits next year impacting hundreds of roads
Hertfordshire County Council plans to introduce new 20mph speed limits in Stevenage and Baldock, targeting residential roads and town centers. The initiative aims to enhance safety and encourage walking and cycling, with consultations set to gather local input on the proposals.
The council has identified over 500 roads for potential speed limit reductions, excluding main transport routes. Design work has begun on priority projects, and funding is available until March 2026 for implementation.
The Telegraph: ‘Shocking’ Hanukkah menorah vandalism treated as hate crime
A Hanukkah menorah in Bricket Wood, Herts, was vandalized, with paint thrown on it and branches ripped down, prompting police to classify it as a hate crime. Rabbi Eliezer Tunk expressed shock and sadness over the incident.
Despite the vandalism, a replacement menorah was used for the traditional lighting event. Hertfordshire police are investigating the incident and have increased patrols in the area.
Times Of Israel: Resilience in action: Reporters share stories from 2024’s wartime ‘new normal’
The ongoing conflict in Israel following the October 7, 2023, Hamas invasion has led to significant changes in the Middle East, including weakened terror organizations and a potential reduction of Iranian influence. Amid this multifront war, Israeli society grapples with internal democratic challenges while continuing to innovate and express creativity.
As the situation evolves, the Israeli government has faced scrutiny over its past relationships with Qatar, which provided aid to Gaza before the conflict. Meanwhile, antisemitism has surged on U.S. campuses, prompting Jewish students to advocate for Israel more vocally. The complexities of these issues highlight the intertwined fates of Jews globally.
Le Monde: Zimbabwe abolishes death penalty
Zimbabwe has officially abolished the death penalty, with President Emmerson Mnangagwa signing a law that commutes death sentences to jail time. This change affects at least 59 prisoners currently on death row and ends a moratorium on executions that has been in place since 2005.
Amnesty International hailed the law as a significant step for the abolitionist movement in Africa, noting that while 24 African countries have abolished the death penalty, many others have yet to do so. The global trend shows a mixed picture, with 113 countries having abolished it entirely.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Top Republican demands 'costs' for China after it hacked Treasury Dept in year marked by CCP espionage
The Biden administration has accused China of a significant hack of the Treasury Department, accessing unclassified documents and employee workstations. Experts are urging stronger measures against Chinese espionage, emphasizing that the CCP has faced no real consequences for its aggressive cyber intrusions.
China has denied involvement, but experts suggest the hack signals its intent to create global uncertainty regarding U.S. cybersecurity. The ongoing cyberattacks raise concerns about the effectiveness of U.S. defenses and the need for a more proactive approach to deter such threats.
Breitbart: 'Russian' Ship Dragged Anchor 60 Miles Through Baltic Damaging Cables
Finnish investigators found an anchor drag mark on the seabed linked to the Eagle S vessel, suspected of causing damage to the Estlink-2 power cable and other infrastructure in the Baltic Sea. The vessel is under investigation for aggravated interference and vandalism.
EU officials warn that sabotage incidents have increased since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, suggesting a coordinated effort to target energy and digital infrastructure. NATO plans to enhance patrols in the Baltic region following these developments.
#culture
Fox News: 'Star Wars' actor Angus MacInnes dead at 77
Angus MacInnes, best known for his role as Jon "Dutch" Vander in the "Star Wars" franchise, has passed away at the age of 77. His family confirmed his death on December 23, 2024, noting he was surrounded by loved ones.
MacInnes had a prolific career spanning over four decades, appearing in numerous films and television shows. He was cherished by "Star Wars" fans and appreciated for his warmth and humor. His family expressed gratitude for the support and tributes from fans worldwide.