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#politics
Human Events: French President Macron to appoint new prime minister after Michel Barnier resigns
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier resigned following a no-confidence vote by the National Assembly, marking the shortest tenure in modern French history at just three months. President Emmanuel Macron vowed to remain in office until 2027 and will appoint a new prime minister soon.
Macron criticized the no-confidence motion as an "anti-Republican front" and acknowledged the chaos in parliament, where no party holds a majority. Barnier will serve as a caretaker until a new government is formed.
Le Monde: 'President Yoon wanted to set up a National Assembly at his command'
Animator and political commentator Kim Ou-joon became a target during South Korea's recent martial law declaration. After the announcement, he went into hiding as military forces surrounded his home and workplace, aiming to prevent opposition lawmakers from meeting and voting against the martial law.
President Yoon's administration justified the martial law by claiming it was necessary to protect against North Korean threats and alleged electoral fraud. The situation raised concerns about the government's intentions to manipulate the political landscape and suppress dissent.
Fox News: Romania annuls first round of presidential vote won by far-right candidate
A Romanian court annulled the first round of the presidential election after intelligence revealed a Russian social media campaign supporting candidate Calin Georgescu. Reformist candidate Elena Lasconi condemned the decision, arguing it undermines democracy and disregards the will of voters.
Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu supported the annulment, citing the need for a new election due to foreign interference. The court's ruling has raised concerns about the integrity of Romania's democratic processes amid allegations of manipulated online support for Georgescu.
Breitbart: Donald Trump Stands by 'Winner' Pete Hegseth: 'His Support Is Strong and Deep'
President-elect Donald Trump is firmly backing his nominee for Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, amid ongoing media criticism. Trump praised Hegseth's qualifications and assured that his support remains strong as Hegseth engages with senators for confirmation.
Hegseth, who has faced attacks from Democrats, expressed gratitude for Trump's backing and reiterated his determination to secure the position. His confirmation hearing is anticipated in early to mid-January.
#society
Fox News: University of Michigan to end diversity statements: 'Potential to limit freedom of expression'
The University of Michigan has ended its requirement for diversity statements in faculty hiring, promotion, and tenure, following recommendations from a faculty working group. This decision reflects concerns that such statements may limit freedom of expression and diversity of thought on campus.
The university has spent over $250 million on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives since 2016, with criticism over the effectiveness of these programs. Board members are now considering reallocating DEI funds towards direct support for students, particularly lower-income individuals.
Breitbart: VIDEO: Elderly Texan Completes 7 Marathons on 7 Continents in a Week
Mike Rogers, a 71-year-old from Lubbock, Texas, completed the Great World Race, running seven marathons in a week across seven continents. His journey began in Antarctica and included challenging conditions in locations like Cape Town and Istanbul, where he faced freezing rain.
Despite suffering from blisters, Rogers expressed gratitude for the experience and the support from his community. He aims to inspire others to pursue health and fitness, emphasizing that challenges can be tackled at any pace.
Forbes: Daniel Penny Jury Hung In NYC Subway Manslaughter Case
Jurors in the manslaughter trial of ex-Marine Daniel Penny reported being unable to reach a unanimous verdict after deliberating for several days. Penny faces charges related to the death of Jordan Neely, a homeless man, following a chokehold incident on a New York City subway in May 2023.
The trial has sparked significant public debate, with arguments centering on whether Penny acted in self-defense or used excessive force. As the jury's deadlock continues, Penny is free on bond and could face over a decade in prison if convicted.
Breitbart: Health Insurers Remove Executive Leadership Pages as Leftist Wackos Like Taylor Lorenz Call for Assassinations
The assassination of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson has led several health insurance companies to remove or restrict access to their executive leadership pages. This action follows Thompson's fatal shooting outside a Manhattan hotel, with the motive still unclear.
The incident has created a climate of fear among executives, prompting companies like United Healthcare, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, and others to take down their leadership information. Some social media users, including journalist Taylor Lorenz, have controversially celebrated the event.
GB News: ‘Anti-woke’ university vice-chancellor suspended after ‘serious allegations’ by estranged wife
Professor James Tooley, vice-chancellor of Buckingham University, has been suspended amid allegations of an affair with a young overseas student, reportedly linked to claims made by his estranged wife. Supporters argue that his suspension is tied to his outspoken anti-woke views and advocacy for free speech.
Tooley, who has denied the allegations, is under investigation, with findings expected before Christmas. Friends claim the accusations are being manipulated by those opposed to his conservative stance, asserting that the university's reputation is at stake.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Israeli President Isaac Herzog Called Elon Musk To Help Revive Gaza Hostage Negotiations
Israeli President Isaac Herzog recently contacted Elon Musk to discuss efforts to secure the release of hostages held in Gaza, following warnings from President-elect Donald Trump about severe consequences if they are not freed by his inauguration. The conversation aimed to increase visibility and pressure regarding the hostage situation.
Approximately 100 hostages remain in Gaza, with many believed dead. Hamas took around 240 hostages after its attack on Israel in October 2023, and negotiations for their release have stalled despite previous ceasefire agreements. Trump has emphasized the urgency of the situation, stating that those responsible will face significant repercussions.
The Telegraph: Time’s up for the Assad regime
Syrian rebel groups have made unexpected military gains, challenging President Bashar al-Assad's assumption that the conflict was stagnant. With key regions still outside his control, Assad's hopes for international acceptance as a victor are fading as his regime's foundations weaken.
Israel, previously tolerant of Assad's regime, is now reassessing its stance due to heightened security threats from Iran-backed militias. The situation is evolving rapidly, leaving Assad increasingly vulnerable.
Times Of Israel: IAEA chief: Iran poised to ‘dramatically’ increase stockpile of near weapons-grade uranium
Iran is reportedly increasing its stockpile of near weapons-grade uranium by activating advanced IR-6 centrifuges, according to the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Rafael Grossi. This follows Iran's recent successful space launch, which the West claims enhances its ballistic missile capabilities.
The IAEA noted that Iran has begun feeding uranium enriched to 20% into these centrifuges, significantly raising the potential for rapid enrichment to levels close to weapons-grade. Despite Iran's claims of peaceful intentions, concerns grow over its nuclear ambitions and threats towards Israel and the U.S.
Fox News: Iran launches rocket with heaviest-ever payload into space amid heightened concern over nuclear program
Iran successfully launched its heaviest rocket, the Simorgh, carrying a 660-pound payload, raising concerns among security experts about potential advancements in its nuclear technology. The launch coincided with reports from the IAEA indicating a significant increase in Iran's enriched uranium stockpiles, nearing weapons-grade levels.
The successful rocket launch highlights Iran's dual focus on its space and missile programs, which have military applications. Despite U.S. intelligence assessments stating that Iran is not currently building a nuclear weapon, the country's advancements in missile and space technology continue to alarm Western nations.
#culture
Human Events: BILL HURRELL: Finally, ‘woke’ is broke
Trumpism has emerged as a dominant cultural force in America, largely due to the failures of wokeness, which alienated many in a short span. The relationship between the two movements is complex, with each gaining power from the other's existence, but ultimately, Trumpism has prevailed.
Wokeness, while now seen as a failed ideology, posed a significant threat to American values, drawing parallels to historical authoritarian movements. Understanding its rise and fall is crucial to prevent a resurgence, as it reflected deeper psychological issues and societal dynamics that must be addressed.
#other
Fox News: Biden EPA makes first-ever climate change arrest
The Biden administration has intensified its enforcement against environmental offenses, highlighted by the first arrest under the American Innovation and Manufacturing Act for smuggling greenhouse gases. The EPA reported a record $1.7 billion in penalties and a significant increase in civil and criminal cases.
In FY 2024, the EPA concluded 1,851 civil cases and charged 121 criminal defendants, marking the agency's strongest enforcement results since 2017. The Biden administration emphasizes accountability for polluters and prioritizes climate change mitigation and community protection.