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4 Dec 2024
#illegals
The Western Journal: Illegal Immigrant Charged with Secretly Shipping Weapons from the US to North Korea
Wen Shenghua, a 41-year-old illegal immigrant from China, has been charged with secretly shipping weapons and ammunition to North Korea, allegedly for a planned attack on South Korea. He entered the U.S. on a student visa in 2012 and later admitted to smuggling firearms at the direction of North Korean officials.
Wen reportedly used a fraudulent Federal Firearms License to procure weapons, receiving $2 million from North Korean agents. Law enforcement seized significant quantities of ammunition and military-related equipment from him. The case raises concerns about national security and the potential risks posed by undocumented immigrants.
#politics
The Western Journal: Jaw-Dropper: ESPN's Stephen A. Smith Makes Trump Announcement No One Saw Coming
Stephen A. Smith has called on President Biden to pardon Donald Trump, suggesting it is time to move forward after the election. He compared the situation to Gerald Ford's pardon of Richard Nixon, arguing that the Democrats should let go of past grievances.
Smith's comments came after Biden pardoned his son Hunter, which Smith criticized as politically motivated. He urged Biden to be straightforward about the pardon, emphasizing that family ties should take precedence over political considerations.
Breitbart: Gavin Newsom, Adam Schiff Criticize Biden over Hunter Pardon
California Gov. Gavin Newsom and incoming Senator Adam Schiff have expressed disappointment over President Biden's decision to pardon his son, Hunter. Newsom stated he felt let down as he believed Biden would not take such action, while Schiff warned it sets a concerning precedent for future pardons.
Schiff previously supported legislation aimed at ensuring transparency regarding presidential pardons of family members, suggesting such actions could obstruct justice. He highlighted the potential for abuse of this power by future presidents, referencing Trump's interest in pardoning January 6 protesters.
Fox News: House GOP leaders endorse Trump-backed candidate Jimmy Patronis for Matt Gaetz's old seat
House Republican leaders have endorsed Florida CFO Jimmy Patronis for the 1st Congressional District seat, previously held by Matt Gaetz. Patronis received backing from House Speaker Mike Johnson and other GOP leaders, as well as a pledge of support from President-elect Donald Trump.
Special elections are set for next year to fill the vacancy after Gaetz's resignation. Gaetz, who was re-elected before stepping down, declined a Cabinet position. Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister also withdrew from consideration for a Trump nomination to lead the DEA.
Le Monde: Vote of no-confidence: Simulate how MPs could vote
Michel Barnier's government in France may face a no-confidence vote after invoking Article 49.3 to pass the social security budget bill without a vote. The left-wing Nouveau Front Populaire and far-right Rassemblement National have both submitted motions of no-confidence.
The combined votes from these factions could potentially secure enough support to overthrow the government, although individual MP decisions may introduce uncertainty in the outcome. The majority needed for a successful no-confidence vote is set at 288.
Breitbart: Laurene Powell Jobs-Backed Org Shifts Mission to Suppress Immigration Debate
Laurene Powell Jobs is expanding her advocacy group, Catalyze/Citizens, to counter criticism of mass migration policies and promote pro-immigrant leaders. The group plans to address disinformation and push for reforms to Internet laws, aiming to reshape the narrative around immigration.
Critics argue that the elite-driven Extraction Migration policies harm American workers and communities, while pro-migration advocates blame political messaging for their challenges. The debate intensifies as both parties invest heavily in immigration-focused advertising ahead of the 2024 elections.
Forbes: Hegseth Cabinet Nomination: His Mother Defends Him As Trump Mulls Replacement Candidates
Pete Hegseth, President-elect Trump's nominee for Defense Secretary, faces scrutiny due to a sexual assault allegation and concerns about his drinking habits, which he denies. His mother defended him, stating that a past email accusing him of abuse was sent in haste and later retracted.
Despite the controversies, some Republicans support Hegseth, while others express reservations about his nomination. Trump is reportedly considering alternatives due to potential Senate confirmation challenges. Hegseth has not been charged with a crime related to the allegations.
#society
Forbes: Amazon Accused Of ‘Secretly’ Excluding Low-Income Neighborhoods From Prime Delivery By D.C. Attorney General
A lawsuit filed by D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb alleges Amazon excluded two low-income neighborhoods from its expedited delivery service, despite residents paying for Prime memberships. This decision, made in June 2022, reportedly led to significantly slower deliveries.
Only 25% and 24% of Prime packages were delivered within two days to these areas, down from over 72%. Schwalb seeks to end what he calls Amazon's deceptive practices and claims the company cannot treat customers in different ZIP codes unequally.
The Western Journal: Christian Soccer Star Writes ‘Jesus’ Message on the LGBT Armband He Was Forced to Wear
Marc Guehi, a defender for Crystal Palace, faced potential sanctions after writing “I [love] Jesus” on an LGBT rainbow armband he was required to wear during a match. The Football Association warned him against displaying religious messages, citing league rules.
Guehi's father criticized the FA for perceived double standards, highlighting that a Muslim player who refused to wear the armband faced no repercussions. He argued that the FA prioritizes the LGBT agenda over Christian beliefs, calling attention to the need for fairness in how players' religious expressions are treated.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Isolated Hamas faces collapsing negotiating stance after drastic Trump threat
Donald Trump issued a stark warning to Hamas regarding American-Israeli hostages, stating that if they are not released by January 20, 2025, there will be severe consequences. His message, shared on Truth Social, emphasizes that the situation in the Middle East is dire and calls for immediate action against Hamas.
The dynamics in the region are shifting, with Hamas facing increased pressure following setbacks with Hezbollah and Iran. Trump's election could lead to diminished international pressure on Israel, complicating Hamas's bargaining position. As the deadline approaches, Hamas must decide whether to negotiate or risk further repercussions.
#economy
Liberty Nation News: Questionable Environmental Policy on Trial? - Liberty Nation News
A legal dispute involving 11 state attorneys general targets major institutional investors BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street over alleged manipulation of coal prices through environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices. The complaint claims these firms conspired to reduce coal production while profiting from increased prices, raising questions about the true motives behind corporate environmentalism.
The lawsuit highlights concerns over the potential exploitation of climate fears for profit, as well as the impact of corporate ESG initiatives on consumer costs and environmental integrity. As scrutiny intensifies, the case may challenge the balance between corporate responsibility and profit-seeking behavior in the context of climate action.
#culture
Breitbart: Lebron James Media Company Lost Nearly $30 Million Last Year
LeBron James' production company, SpringHill, reported a loss of nearly $30 million last year, despite generating $104 million in revenue. The company, co-founded with Maverick Carter, is adapting to a challenging entertainment market and has plans to merge with Fulwell 73 to enhance its scale.
Carter stated that the company aims for profitability by the end of next year, following staff cuts and recalibrating its projects. The initial celebrity backing may have inflated expectations, but James remains actively involved in the company's vision.
Fox News: Bakery honors Christmas by recreating Nativity scene: 'Bread of life made from bread'
Hobbs House Bakery in Gloucestershire, England, has created a unique Nativity scene for the Christmas season using loaves of bread. The display features characters like Mary, Joseph, and the shepherds made from organic wild white sourdough, with Baby Jesus represented by a baguette in a rye loaf.
The bakery staff spent two to three days drying and preparing the bread for the display, which includes decorative elements like candy canes. The shop manager expressed satisfaction with the traditional and simple design, calling it the "perfect" Nativity scene.
GB News: Marc Guehi: Nigel Farage demands ‘keep sport apolitical’ as rainbow armband row grips Premier League
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has called for sports to remain "apolitical" amid the Premier League rainbow armband controversy. Crystal Palace's Marc Guehi faced scrutiny for writing religious messages on his armband, while Ipswich's Sam Morsy opted not to wear it due to his beliefs.
Farage emphasized that political statements in sports could lead to complications, a sentiment echoed by former England goalkeeper Peter Shilton. Crystal Palace and Stonewall have expressed their commitment to inclusivity and respect in football.
#crime
Fox News: Facebook Marketplace shoppers terrorized at gunpoint after teens lure victims with holiday gift items: police
Two teenagers from Houston, Arlando Lyles, 17, and Christian Ray Pickett, 18, are wanted for a series of robberies linked to Facebook Marketplace scams. The suspects allegedly posed as sellers, meeting victims in person and then robbing them at gunpoint.
The Houston Police Department reports at least 15 incidents since September, primarily occurring in apartment complex parking lots. Police are urging the public to be cautious when using the platform and to report any sightings of the suspects.
Forbes: UnitedHealthcare CEO Fatally Shot In New York, NYPD Says
Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare, was fatally shot outside a company meeting at the New York Hilton Midtown on Wednesday morning. The incident occurred just before 7 a.m., and police believe it was a targeted attack.
The shooter fled the scene, and officers are currently searching for the suspect. The conference was abruptly halted as UnitedHealth Group addressed the serious situation. Thompson had been CEO since April 2021.