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6 Dec 2023
#politics
Fox News: Trump campaign launching 'extremely aggressive operation' in final stretch to Iowa caucuses
Former President Donald Trump's 2024 campaign is ramping up in Iowa, with an aggressive schedule and a large lead in the polls. They plan to make numerous visits to the state and have a data-driven operation to ensure targeted voters show up. Trump's main rivals, Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley, are trying to catch up but face challenges in convincing voters and turning them out. The Trump campaign is focused on avoiding complacency and retaining their solid base of support.
Fox News: Republican senators threaten to challenge 'alarming' Biden rule on unaccompanied migrant children
Republican lawmakers and a state attorney general are urging the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to withdraw a rule that they believe weakens vetting for sponsors of unaccompanied migrant children. They argue that the rule would endanger vulnerable children by allowing them to be placed with potentially dangerous or criminal sponsors. If the rule is not withdrawn, lawmakers threaten to introduce a resolution of disapproval, and the state attorney general demands that the vetting process be strengthened.
Fox News: Internal Dem memo claims GOP bill outlawing EV mandates may lead to premature deaths
House Democratic leaders are circulating a memo opposing Republican efforts to block federal electric vehicle (EV) mandates and reverse environmental regulations on gas-powered cars. Democrats argue that the CARS Act would hinder the EPA's ability to protect Americans from air pollution, which causes thousands of premature deaths annually. They also state that EVs are already popular, more affordable, and offer better options for consumers each year. The bill has been greenlit for a floor vote on Wednesday.
GB News: Lawyer ‘Mr Loophole’ says government’s Rwanda plan is not going to work
Solicitor Nick Freeman doubts that the government's new Rwanda policy for asylum seekers will succeed, stating that it won't work due to the Supreme Court's ruling and Rwanda's poor human rights record. He believes the government's attempt to plug the gaps and stifle the judiciary is contrary to the rule of law.
Fox News: Here are the top moments from Trump's 'Hannity' town hall
Former President Trump appeared on Fox News' "Hannity" for a town hall discussion on various topics including Russia, Biden, and the possibility of him running for president again in 2024. Trump expressed doubts about Biden's physical and mental capabilities and joked that he wouldn't make it physically. He also made controversial comments about potentially abusing power on the first day if given the chance. Trump declared that he would win Iowa and criticized Biden's comments about the MAGA movement. (, )
Front Page Magazine: Harvard Pres: Calling for Genocide of Jews "Depends on the Context"
Harvard, MIT, and Penn presidents refuse to label calling for genocide of Jews as bullying or harassment. Congresswoman Stefanik challenges their answers, highlighting the hypocrisy of tolerating such speech. Free speech is limited at Harvard, with professors facing investigation for microaggressions and limited approval of speech by the Left.
#society
Fox News: Ohio State University health course requires students to address their White, heterosexual privileges
The Ohio State University is offering a health sciences course that requires students to address their privileges based on race, gender, and ability. The course includes activities such as "Unpack the Invisible Knapsack" and watching a documentary called "White People." Critics argue that the course promotes a divisive and discriminatory ideology.
Fox News: Suspected Los Angeles serial killer got $700K settlement from Santa Monica before shooting spree
Jerrid Powell, a California man who recently received a $700,000 settlement from the City of Santa Monica, is accused of killing four people, including three sleeping homeless men. The settlement came after Powell was run over by a beach patrol officer while lying in a ditch on the beach. Powell allegedly used some of the settlement money to purchase a gun and car used in the murders. He has a prior felony conviction and could not legally own a firearm.
#war
Times Of Israel: Released hostage Hanna Katzir, 78, in dire medical condition, family says
Hanna Katzir's health deteriorated during her captivity in Gaza, causing severe heart problems. Her husband was killed, and their son remains a hostage. Over 100 hostages were released during the truce, but many more remain. The family urges the government to prioritize saving lives and rescuing all hostages.
GB News: Traders made millions in stock market after being tipped of about Hamas attack and shorting Israeli stocks
Traders potentially linked to Hamas made millions short-selling Israeli stock before a planned attack. After anticipating the attack, they made bets against the Israeli economy, potentially profiting over $100 million. Israeli authorities are investigating the matter.
Times Of Israel: IDF steps up fight against Hamas in south Gaza; UN says 80% of population displaced
Israeli troops engaged in heavy fighting with Hamas in the Gaza Strip, carrying out strikes against over 250 targets. Troops killed Hamas operatives near a school and uncovered weapons in the area. Two reservists were killed, bringing the death toll to 83. The IDF believes much of the Hamas leadership is hiding in Khan Younis and hostages taken by Hamas are being held there. The US believes Israel could wrap up large-scale military operations by January. The UN warned of worsening humanitarian conditions in Gaza. (, )
#economy
The Federalist: Bundle Up For Coal-Killer John Kerry's Cold, Dark Winter
Biden's climate czar demands a global ban on coal plants while China continues to build them. America imports mercury pollution from China. Biden's policies increase energy costs and hurt American manufacturing. Coal plants provide reliable electricity, unlike renewables. There is a risk of blackouts this winter due to the retirement of coal plants.
#military
Fox News: GOP lawmaker demands answers nearly a year after Chinese spy balloon was shot down near his hometown
Rep. Russell Fry, R-S.C., is demanding information on the fallout of the Chinese spy balloon incident a year later. He accuses the Biden administration of allowing the balloon to freely fly across the country, jeopardizing national security. Fry is introducing legislation to force the Defense Department to submit a report to Congress on the data collected and the technology used. The surveillance balloon was shot down near South Carolina's Myrtle Beach after alarming millions of Americans. The U.S. Air Force downed it in February 2022, and Beijing claims it was a civilian balloon unrelated to their surveillance program.
Times Of Israel: Reservist who shot hero civilian at terror attack scene released to house arrest
Israeli reserve soldier Aviad Frija, accused of shooting civilian Yuval Castleman during a terror attack, was released to house arrest due to weak evidence. Castleman was shot by Frija even after raising his hands in surrender. The soldier's lawyers argue that he believed Castleman was still a threat.
#religion
Fox News: The Advent calendar and how we use it to 'prepare spiritually' for Christmas
During Advent, people use calendars to count down to Christmas. The practice began in Germany and was first reported in the 19th century. Advent calendars can help prepare spiritually for the birth of Jesus Christ. They have evolved to include various activities and daily surprises. Advent calendars have become more secularized and commercialized in modern times.
#crime
Fox News: Yogurt shop murders: Texas families mark 32 years since unsolved killings of four girls
After 32 years, the families of four girls brutally murdered at a yogurt shop in Austin, Texas, still seek justice for their deaths. The girls were found bound, shot, and raped, with the criminals starting a fire to cover up the crime. Multiple suspects have been questioned over the years, but no arrests have been made. The case remains unsolved.
Fox News: Alabama man from 'S-Town' podcast shot, killed by police in standoff: authorities
Alabama man Joseph Tyler Goodson, featured in the "S-Town" podcast, died in a shootout with police in Woodstock. Goodson, barricaded inside a residence, allegedly brandished a gun during a standoff. The shooting is under investigation.
#other
Fox News: Julia Roberts' rules for parenting adult kids: 'It's not eye-rolling'
Julia Roberts discusses her approach to parenting her adult children. She emphasizes the importance of maintaining open communication and love. Roberts also reflects on the challenges of balancing work and family life.
Le Monde: Denny Laine, Wings and Moody Blues musician, dies at 79
Denny Laine, a British singer and guitarist who was part of The Moody Blues and later Paul McCartney's band Wings, has died at 79. Laine, inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, passed away due to interstitial lung disease. McCartney paid tribute to his former bandmate, praising Laine's talent and humor. Laine's career spanned from his early days with The Moody Blues to his time with Wings, contributing to hits like "Band On the Run" and "My Love." He also collaborated with other artists like Ginger Baker and George Harrison.