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#politics
Front Page Magazine: After Corrupt Pardon, Biden Seeks Redemption by Giving $1B to Africa
President Biden is under scrutiny for pledging $1 billion in aid to Africa, which critics argue is an attempt to buy redemption for his family's past actions. His visit to Angola, a country known for corruption, raises concerns about the appropriateness of using taxpayer money for such initiatives.
Many believe that these funds would be better allocated to address domestic issues, as Americans face economic challenges. The move is seen as an effort to distract from Biden's family's controversies rather than a genuine commitment to help those in need.
Breitbart: South Korean Assembly Votes to Invalidate Martial Law as Soldiers Break In
South Korea's opposition Democratic Party defied a lockdown to table a motion against President Yoon Suk-yeol's martial law declaration, which he made citing threats from “anti-state elements.” Despite military presence, lawmakers voted unanimously to invalidate the order.
Yoon's own party leader opposed the declaration, and calls for his impeachment have emerged. The National Assembly has the authority to rescind martial law, and following the vote, the speaker declared Yoon's order null and void.
Breitbart: CNN’s Keilar Forces Dem Rep. Goldman to React to His Claim Biden Won’t Pardon Son — 'What Does That Feel Like?'
Rep. Dan Goldman (D-NY) defended President Biden's stance against pardoning his son, Hunter Biden, during interviews on CNN and ABC. He expressed disappointment over the plea deal's collapse and emphasized the unique nature of the case, suggesting that Hunter's charges would not apply to others.
Goldman criticized Republican involvement in the case and reiterated his belief in the independence of the Department of Justice. He acknowledged that if Hunter Biden were not who he is, the legal consequences would likely differ.
The Economist: Will the West betray or save anti-Putin protesters in Georgia?
Protesters in Tbilisi, Georgia, have been gathering nightly since November 28, demanding the government revive its EU membership bid and conduct fair elections. The ongoing struggle reflects a tension between hope for democratic reforms and the fear of government repression.
The situation raises questions about the West's potential support for these anti-Putin activists, as they look to EU and NATO for assistance. The outcome remains uncertain as the protests continue.
Fox News: Jeffrey Toobin rips Biden for son’s pardon: ‘Consummate act of nepotism’
Legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin criticized President Biden for pardoning his son, Hunter Biden, calling it a "consummate act of nepotism." He argued that this decision contradicts Biden's initial promise of a presidency free from corruption and highlights the disparity in how pardons are granted.
Toobin acknowledged the argument that Hunter faced political persecution but emphasized that many others in similar situations have not received such leniency. He urged Biden to extend mercy to those without influential connections, noting that the current administration has issued significantly fewer pardons than the previous one.
Fox News: Dem Rep. Dean Phillips blasts Biden after Hunter pardon, says some people ‘are indeed above the law’
Rep. Dean Phillips criticized President Biden's recent pardon of his son, Hunter Biden, asserting that it contradicts Biden's earlier claims that "no one is above the law." He described the situation as an example of "legalized corruption" in politics, calling for reform of presidential pardon powers.
Biden defended the pardon, claiming Hunter was targeted due to his status as the president's son. The decision has drawn backlash from both Republicans and some Democrats, raising questions about accountability and the integrity of the justice system.
#society
Human Events: BBC names trans scientist who says palm trees are ‘transsexual’ to top 100 women’s list
Brigitte Baptiste, a trans-identified biological male and scientist from Colombia, has been included in the BBC's annual list of the top 100 most inspirational women. Baptiste's work focuses on linking biodiversity to gender identity, claiming that palm trees can be "transsexual" and advocating for a redefined understanding of nature.
This year's BBC 100 Women list also features notable figures like astronaut Sunita Williams and Nobel laureate Nadia Murad. Baptiste is not the first male to appear on the list, with previous inclusions of trans campaigners and politicians.
Fox News: Trump, DeSantis join thousands to mourn 3 Florida deputies killed in roadside crash
A memorial service was held in West Palm Beach, Florida, for three Palm Beach Sheriff's Office deputies killed in a crash on November 21. Deputy Sheriff Ignacio "Dan" Diaz, Deputy Sheriff Ralph "Butch" Waller, and Corporal Luis Paez were struck by a Jeep SUV while stopped on the shoulder with their motorcycles.
The event drew over 7,000 attendees, including President-elect Donald Trump and Governor Ron DeSantis. The crash is under investigation as a traffic homicide, with no charges filed against the driver at this time. Sheriff Ric Bradshaw emphasized the unpredictable nature of such incidents.
#foreignaffairs
Liberty Nation News: Ceasefire in Lebanon Didn’t Last Long - Liberty Nation News
The ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has quickly faltered, with rocket fire from Hezbollah prompting Israeli airstrikes. Despite a reduction in violence following the ceasefire agreement, sporadic conflicts continue, undermining the truce's effectiveness.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu cited the need to focus on Iranian threats and replenish military resources as reasons for the ceasefire. However, concerns remain about Lebanon's ability to control Hezbollah, which has historically operated independently of the Lebanese government.
Le Monde: Macron announces France-Saudi partnership to co-host conference on creating Palestinian state
French President Emmanuel Macron announced plans to co-chair a conference with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in June to discuss the establishment of a Palestinian state. Macron emphasized the need for diplomatic initiatives to support both Israel and Palestine.
Macron indicated that France may recognize a Palestinian state at an appropriate time, contingent on reciprocal recognition from Israel. The conference aims to involve various partners to advance the two-state solution, which both leaders see as essential for regional stability.
Fox News: Israel's Netanyahu reacts after Trump warns of 'hell to pay' if Hamas doesn't free hostages
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised President-elect Donald Trump's stance on Hamas, emphasizing that the focus should be on the terror group rather than the Israeli government. Trump urged Hamas to release all hostages before he takes office on January 20, 2025, warning of severe consequences if they do not comply.
Netanyahu and Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich both support increasing pressure on Hamas to secure the release of the 101 hostages still held in Gaza, rather than conceding to their demands. Seven of the hostages are American citizens.
#military
The Federalist: Biden's Army, Navy Nominees Pushed DEI Ideology In The Military
President Biden recently promoted Army Cols. Peter L. Gilbert and Antwan L. Dunmyer to brigadier general, both of whom have been associated with promoting "diversity, equity, and inclusion" (DEI) ideologies in the military. Critics argue that such focus on identity politics undermines military effectiveness.
Navy Capt. Omarr E. Tobias, also promoted by Biden, has echoed similar sentiments regarding DEI in his command. Military experts warn that this emphasis on group quotas and identity-based initiatives could hinder the armed forces' operational capabilities.
#culture
Breitbart: Village People Singer Defends Donald Trump Using 'Y.M.C.A': 'I Thank Him for Choosing to Use My Song'
Victor Willis, lead singer of the Village People, clarified that "YMCA" is not a "gay anthem," despite perceptions tied to its creators. He defended President-elect Trump's use of the song, noting it helped it reach number one on the Billboard chart and generated significant financial benefits.
Willis received numerous complaints about Trump's usage but ultimately allowed it to continue, citing a political use license. He emphasized that the song's association with the LGBTQ+ community is a misconception and urged people to reconsider their assumptions.
#health
GB News: Eye cancer breakthrough as NHS roll out new ‘pioneering’ drug - which could boost patients survival time by months
The NHS will now provide access to tebentafusp, a groundbreaking drug for patients with uveal melanoma, a rare eye cancer affecting 500-600 people annually in the UK. This treatment improves survival rates, with a 27% chance of surviving three years compared to 18% with current therapies.
Patients like Joanne Foster, who have struggled with this challenging condition, express hope as the new treatment becomes available. Experts emphasize the significance of tebentafusp in extending lives and enhancing the quality of life for those affected.
#crime
The Telegraph: Nigerian pastor whose church was shut down over alleged £1.87m fraud loses deportation battle
Nigerian pastor Tobi Adegboyega has lost his appeal against deportation after an immigration tribunal ruled he should return to Nigeria due to financial misconduct involving his church, SPAC Nation, which was shut down for failing to account for £1.87 million.
Despite claiming deportation would violate his human rights and asserting his positive community impact, the tribunal noted serious allegations against him and his church, including claims of exploitation and financial abuse. Adegboyega has lived unlawfully in the UK since 2005.
Breitbart: Harvey Weinstein Hospitalized After ‘Alarming Blood Test,’ Attorney Says
Harvey Weinstein has been hospitalized at Bellevue after an alarming blood test result, following claims of inadequate medical care at Rikers Island. His attorney argues this neglect violates his constitutional rights, citing unsanitary conditions and lack of proper treatment for his serious health issues.
Weinstein, who has been in custody since a court overturned his 2020 rape conviction, faces a retrial in 2025. The conditions at Rikers have drawn criticism, with a federal judge suggesting a potential federal takeover due to concerns over detainee treatment.
#other
Fox News: Prepare your fireplace for winter with these essentials
As winter approaches, having a fireplace can enhance the cozy atmosphere of your home. Essential tools and accessories, such as a decorative fireplace screen, firewood rack, and fireplace tool set, can improve safety and functionality while elevating the aesthetic of your space.
Additional items like an ash bucket, moisture meter, kindling splitter, and carbon monoxide detector ensure efficient burning and safety. Investing in these tools can create a warm and inviting environment for the holiday season.