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3 Dec 2024
#politics
Fox News: Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy agree on 'need to scrutinize' US funding for NGOs
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, appointed by President-elect Donald Trump to lead the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), plan to scrutinize U.S. funding for non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Ramaswamy criticized NGOs as wasteful and lacking transparency, while Musk echoed concerns about their role in promoting government agendas.
Both Musk and Ramaswamy emphasize their volunteer status and aim to drive significant structural reform within the government. They advocate for reducing government involvement to empower citizens.
The Western Journal: Keith Olbermann Shreds Former Mini-Me Rachel Maddow as Spoiled Star Rakes in $500k Per Night
Keith Olbermann criticized Rachel Maddow for signing a lucrative $25 million contract with MSNBC amid uncertainty for the network and its employees. He questioned her principles, suggesting that her financial gain contradicts her supposed advocacy for the working class.
Maddow's new deal comes as MSNBC faces declining ratings and potential restructuring, raising concerns among staff about job security. Olbermann's remarks reflect a broader discontent with establishment media figures who prioritize profit over integrity.
Fox News: Hunter Biden gun case terminated after pardon, but Delaware judge stops short of full dismissal
A federal judge has halted proceedings in Hunter Biden's gun trial following President Joe Biden's pardon, which protects him from prosecution for offenses committed between January 1, 2014, and December 1, 2024. Although the judge did not dismiss the case outright, Hunter was found guilty of three felony firearm charges.
The president criticized the investigation into his son as politically motivated and a "miscarriage of justice," despite previously stating he would not pardon Hunter. The pardon also extends to Hunter's tax evasion charges in California, with further developments pending in that case.
Le Monde: Macron is already looking for a new prime minister
Emmanuel Macron faces a political crisis as Prime Minister Michel Barnier announced plans to push through the social security budget without a vote, risking a no-confidence motion. Marine Le Pen's decision to support the left's motion raises questions about her political strategy and the future of Macron's government.
The situation has led to speculation about potential outcomes, including Macron's resignation or an early presidential election. While the far-left party calls for Macron's departure, the Socialists remain cautious, and some centrist figures advocate for early elections due to legislative gridlock.
Fox News: Recently ousted Dem senator said he's 'getting the f--- out of here' when asked about presidential pardon
Sen. Jon Tester, recently defeated in the Montana Senate race, dismissed questions about President Biden's pardon of his son, Hunter Biden, stating he was "one month from getting the f--- out of here." This comment followed criticism from fellow Democrats regarding the pardon.
Democratic senators, including Gary Peters and Michael Bennet, expressed disapproval of Biden's decision, arguing it undermines trust in government and the fairness of the justice system. Tester's office did not respond to requests for comment.
Forbes: What To Know About South Korea’s Martial Law — As Yoon Refuses To Lift It Despite Parliament Vote
South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol declared emergency martial law, asserting it was necessary to protect the nation from North Korean influences and internal opposition. This move has led to widespread protests and clashes with police, as the opposition Democratic Party accuses Yoon of overreach.
Despite a parliamentary vote to lift the martial law, military officials indicate it will remain until Yoon decides otherwise. The declaration has resulted in a significant drop in the South Korean won and stock market, with critics within Yoon's party and the opposition condemning the action as unjustified.
#society
GB News: Gregg Wallace investigation branded a 'mess' as BBC presenter issues apology: 'Almost committed career suicide'
Roger Bolton criticized Gregg Wallace for his handling of allegations regarding his behavior, suggesting he has "almost committed career suicide." Bolton described Wallace's emotional apology as inadequate and indicated that he still does not grasp the offense caused by his comments.
An investigation by the BBC and Banijay is ongoing, with Wallace stepping back from his presenting duties while denying any wrongdoing. Bolton emphasized the difficulty young people face when addressing issues with established figures in the industry.
The Economist: Blighty newsletter: Assisted dying and Parliament’s untapped radicalism
British MPs have voted in favor of assisted dying, marking a significant step towards social reform. Meanwhile, Welsh voters express dissatisfaction with public service management, reflecting broader concerns in the Labour heartlands about governance and accountability.
The Supreme Court is also examining the definition of a woman, addressing long-standing questions about gender identity. These developments indicate a shift in societal values and political discourse in the UK.
Le Monde: Norway extends legal limit for abortion to 18 weeks
Norway's parliament has approved legislation extending the legal limit for abortion from 12 to 18 weeks. The decision, made by a significant majority, reflects a shift from the previous 1978 law, allowing women greater autonomy in deciding about their pregnancies.
Supporters argue the change modernizes outdated regulations, while opponents express concerns about the implications of late-term abortions. Similar discussions are occurring in Denmark, which plans to implement a similar extension by 2025.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US deepens sanctions on Iranian oil as smuggling said to rake in billions for Tehran
The Biden administration has intensified sanctions against Iran, targeting 35 entities involved in transporting illicit Iranian petroleum. This action follows Iran's missile attack on Israel and aims to disrupt funding for its nuclear and missile programs.
Despite these sanctions, a smuggling network in Iraq is reportedly generating significant revenue for Iran, estimated at $1 billion to over $3 billion annually. This operation exploits Iraqi government policies and involves various entities in both countries, complicating efforts to enforce sanctions.
Fox News: Illegal immigrant from China shipped weapons to North Korea from California: DOJ
The Justice Department has charged Shenghua Wen, an illegal immigrant from China, for allegedly shipping weapons and ammunition to North Korea. Wen reportedly concealed shipments in containers sent from California through Hong Kong, and federal agents seized multiple devices and 50,000 rounds of ammunition from his possession.
Wen, who entered the U.S. on a student visa in 2012 and overstayed, admitted to procuring goods for North Korean officials, including firearms for a potential attack on South Korea. He allegedly received $2 million from North Korea to facilitate these purchases, using straw buyers to evade detection.
The Telegraph: How Syria’s ‘diversity-friendly’ jihadists plan on building a state
Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) has officially taken control of Aleppo, a city of two million, following the ousting of Bashar al-Assad's administration. The transition was marked by a ceremonial meeting, emphasizing HTS's readiness to govern amid ongoing conflict.
Western nations express ambivalence toward HTS, led by Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, who has a $10 million bounty on him. Despite rejecting extreme tactics of al-Qaeda and ISIS, human rights abuses have been reported under HTS rule. A recent statement from the US and allies called for de-escalation.
#economy
Liberty Nation News: Could Biden Pardon Have an Unexpected Economic Impact? - Liberty Nation News
President Biden issued a surprise pardon for his son, Hunter, which could have significant implications for U.S. politics and the economy. The pardon raises concerns about the integrity of the justice system and may influence how future administrations handle pardons, particularly if Donald Trump returns to power.
The long-term economic effects of the pardon are uncertain, with some analysts suggesting it could undermine confidence in U.S. governance and impact Treasury yields. Additionally, discussions about confiscating Russian assets to aid Ukraine may further challenge the U.S. dollar's status as a global safe haven, raising questions about the future of American economic stability.
#outdoors
targetwalleye.com: Lake Erie behemoth, Fish house security, Learn your ice chisel – Target Walleye
This week’s Target Walleye highlights a notable catch by Ed Hatten Jr., who weighed in a 31.25-inch walleye during the Fall Brawl tournament. The ongoing competitions on Lake Erie are heating up with only ten days left, and the cold weather adds to the challenge for anglers.
In other news, MN-FISH has launched its “World’s Greatest Ice Fishing Auction” to raise funds for fish management efforts in Minnesota. Additionally, various upcoming ice fishing tournaments and events are announced, along with tips for early ice safety.