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3 Dec 2024
#politics
The Telegraph: Why South Korea declared martial law and what happens next
South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law to combat perceived "anti-state forces" threatening the nation. However, after less than three hours, nearly 200 politicians breached police barriers to enter parliament and successfully voted to rescind the martial law.
Le Monde: 'Political fiction': Macron firmly rejects resignation calls
French President Emmanuel Macron dismissed calls for his resignation amid a political crisis, labeling such suggestions as "political fiction." He emphasized his commitment to serving until 2027, despite facing a no-confidence vote in parliament.
Macron criticized the far-right Rassemblement National for their role in the motion against his government and expressed confidence in the strength of the French economy. He remains hopeful that the no-confidence motion will not succeed, prioritizing stability.
The Federalist: Biden's Blanket Pardon For Hunter Is No Act Of Fatherly Love
President Joe Biden pardoned his son Hunter, breaking previous pledges, in what appears to be an effort to protect the family's business interests amid serious allegations against Hunter, including sex trafficking and influence peddling. The pardon covers a wide range of potential offenses, including actions taken during Biden's vice presidency.
This decision raises questions about the integrity of the Biden family, as evidence suggests they have profited from foreign dealings totaling over $20 million. The pardon is seen as a move to secure the family's financial future and maintain their influence after Biden's presidency.
Breitbart: Guns: Nearly 170,000 Background Checks on Black Friday Alone
On Black Friday 2024, nearly 170,000 background checks were conducted, with a total of over 613,000 checks during the week. This marks the 64th consecutive month of over one million checks for gun sales at retail, indicating a strong demand for lawful firearm ownership in the U.S.
NSSF CEO Joe Bartozzi noted that while trends have slightly decreased from recent peaks, firearm sales remain robust, reflecting ongoing consumer interest. The November 2024 figures show over 2.5 million checks, with over 1.5 million for retail gun sales.
Times Of Israel: South Korean leader declares martial law, sparking chaos as lawmakers vote to block move
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law, aiming to eliminate "anti-state" forces, which sparked immediate backlash from lawmakers and the public. The National Assembly quickly voted to lift the declaration, asserting their commitment to democracy.
Yoon's actions, reminiscent of past authoritarian regimes, faced condemnation from both opposition and his own party. The military's involvement raised concerns about civil liberties, as they threatened to control media and enforce strict measures against dissent.
GB News: Keir Starmer urged to 'get a grip' on Britain's key issues after pledge to US and Ukraine: 'Distracting from the bigger problem!'
Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride criticized Prime Minister Keir Starmer's government for its handling of key issues, including economic policy and migration management. He warned of potential increases in unemployment, inflation, and interest rates, urging the government to focus on domestic challenges rather than getting distracted by international concerns.
Stride specifically condemned the government's migration policies, arguing that slogans like "smash the gangs" are ineffective. He highlighted the need for practical deterrents, referencing past successful initiatives like the Rwanda scheme. Stride called for a more effective approach to addressing the pressing issues facing the UK.
Breitbart: Former Clinton Advisor Blasts Hunter’s ‘Disgraceful’ Pardon
Mark Penn, a former advisor to Bill Clinton, criticized President Biden's pardon of Hunter Biden, calling it a "disgraceful" act that shields both father and son from scrutiny. He alleges a scheme involving millions of dollars and tax evasion, questioning Biden's integrity and previous claims about not pardoning his son.
The pardon, which covers crimes dating back to 2014, has drawn sharp criticism from GOP leaders who view it as an abuse of power that undermines the rule of law. Concerns about the Biden family's dealings and the potential weaponization of the Justice Department have been raised in light of these developments.
Times Of Israel: Google said worried contract with Israel could damage its reputation
Google officials are reportedly concerned that their contract with Israel, which provides cloud services to the Defense Ministry and Shin Bet, could lead to human rights violations against Palestinians and harm the company's reputation. Internal documents indicate worries that Google Cloud services may facilitate such violations.
Protests by Google employees against the company's ties with Israel have intensified, especially following the recent conflict in Gaza. Demonstrators have accused Google of complicity in alleged human rights abuses, a claim the company denies, while concerns about reputational damage are now echoed at higher management levels.
#society
Fox News: Score big on Travel Tuesday deals from airfare, cruises and excursions to gift this holiday
Travel Tuesday, following Black Friday and Cyber Monday, offers Americans special travel deals. Airlines like American Airlines and JetBlue provide discounted flights, while Delta includes vacation packages and car rentals. Booking.com extends its Black Friday sale, and MSC Cruises offers onboard credits.
These promotions encourage early travel planning with discounts on flights, accommodations, and excursions, making it an opportune time for holiday gift-giving in the form of memorable experiences.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump bucks Biden's 'don't' doctrine on world stage, hits adversaries with 'all hell to pay' deadline
President-elect Trump has issued stern warnings to Hamas regarding the release of hostages, stating that failure to do so before his inauguration will result in severe consequences. This approach contrasts sharply with President Biden's "don't" doctrine, which has been criticized as ineffective in deterring foreign adversaries.
As tensions continue in the Middle East, Trump’s tough stance has garnered support from Israeli officials who believe it could lead to a more decisive response against Hamas. Trump's campaign promises include resolving ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Israel, claiming that these situations would not have escalated under his leadership.
#culture
Breitbart: Elton John Says He Has Lost His Eyesight and Struggles to See His New Stage Musical
Elton John revealed he has lost eyesight due to an infection, making it difficult for him to watch his new musical, “The Devil Wears Prada.” Despite this, he expressed enjoyment of the sound during the opening night in London, where he attended a gala for his AIDS foundation.
The musical features Vanessa Williams as the editor Miranda Priestly and is based on the 2006 film. John is in the process of healing, though he noted it will take time for his vision to return.
Fox News: 'Yellowstone' clue fuels speculation show isn't ending after Kevin Costner's exit
Fans of "Yellowstone" are speculating about the show's future after a recent episode was referred to as the "season finale," rather than a "series finale." This has led to discussions about a potential sixth season, possibly featuring new lead actors, as negotiations for continuation are reportedly ongoing.
Kevin Costner's exit from the show has raised questions, with his character killed off in the latest season. While Costner was offered a chance to return, he chose to focus on his own project, leading to complications in negotiations. The show's creators are looking to wrap up the current season while exploring new storylines for the remaining cast.
#crime
Fox News: Daniel Penny jurors begin deliberations in Jordan Neely subway chokehold trial
Jurors are deliberating in the manslaughter trial of Daniel Penny, a Marine veteran charged with choking Jordan Neely, a homeless man who threatened passengers on a subway. Penny faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted of second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.
The incident occurred in May 2023, when Neely, under the influence of K2 and suffering from severe mental illness, made threats on the train. Penny restrained him, leading to Neely's death, ruled a homicide by asphyxiation. Despite protests, Penny's defense fund has surpassed $3.2 million.
#sports
Breitbart: Texans' Azeez Al-Shaair Suspended Three Games for Late Hit on QB Trevor Lawrence
NFL linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair has been suspended for three games due to a late hit on quarterback Trevor Lawrence, violating player safety rules. The league cited his reckless actions, including striking Lawrence in the head/neck area after he had slid feet-first.
Al-Shaair's suspension follows a series of unsportsmanlike behaviors during the game, including escalating a brawl. Additionally, he faced backlash for wearing "Free Palestine" cleats, further stirring controversy among fans.