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6 Dec 2024
#politics
Fox News: Mark Halperin says donors who ignored Biden’s state ‘blame him’ for election loss ‘more than themselves’
Political analyst Mark Halperin suggests President Biden's future presidential library may resemble a "bookmobile" due to dwindling donor support following the Democrats' recent loss to Donald Trump and Biden's controversial pardon of his son, Hunter. Frustrated donors are reportedly reconsidering their financial commitments.
Halperin criticizes both donors and the media for their silence on Biden's perceived mental decline and political maneuvers, arguing this has contributed to the current discontent within the Democratic Party. He believes that if Democrats reflect on their actions, Biden might improve his fundraising prospects.
Fox News: MSNBC's Joe Scarborough unleashes on media still outraged over Trump meeting: 'Grow up!'
Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" defended their meeting with President-elect Donald Trump against criticism from liberal media. Scarborough emphasized that their interaction was part of journalistic duty, arguing that many media outlets engage in similar behind-the-scenes discussions while maintaining transparency.
Scarborough rejected claims of fear regarding Trump's presidency, asserting that their role is to gather insights to inform their audience. Brzezinski echoed this sentiment, urging critics to recognize the necessity of such meetings in journalism. The duo invited ongoing dialogue with their critics, including David Frum, who initially questioned their motivations.
#society
GB News: 'Sick to the back teeth!' Thousands of 'militant protesters' prepare for blockade as Just Stop Oil plans high-profile disruption spree
Just Stop Oil plans extensive protests this spring, aiming to blockade Parliament for weeks to pressure the government to end fossil fuel extraction by 2030. The group seeks to overwhelm the legal system with mass arrests, raising concerns about public disruption and safety.
Critics, including political figures, warn that these tactics are extremist and could harm daily life in London. Public sentiment largely opposes such disruptive actions, with many supporting strict penalties for law-breaking protesters. Just Stop Oil insists on a non-violent approach while preparing for their most ambitious campaign yet.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: The Syrian National Army, a rebel group loyal to Turkey
Turkey is poised to expand its influence in northern Syria following a successful offensive by the radical Islamist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) and its Turkish-backed allies. This has allowed Syrian rebels to nearly double their territory, capturing key areas including Aleppo and Tel Rifaat.
Turkey's involvement stems from a desire to counter Kurdish militants and stabilize the region for the return of Syrian refugees. The Syrian National Army (SNA), supported by Ankara, comprises various factions with differing allegiances, primarily united by their opposition to Kurdish forces.
#health
GB News: EasyJet flight forced to make emergency landing after passengers suffers medical emergency
An easyJet flight from Sharm El-Sheikh to Manchester made an emergency landing in Venice due to a passenger needing urgent medical assistance. The plane landed about 85 minutes late after the affected individual was taken to a hospital.
The flight resumed to Manchester after the medical emergency was addressed. EasyJet confirmed the diversion and expressed gratitude to passengers for their patience, emphasizing their commitment to safety and customer wellbeing.