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6 Dec 2024
#politics
Fox News: LA Times columnist resigns, accuses newspaper owner of ‘shameful capitulation' to Trump
Harry Litman, a former senior legal columnist for the Los Angeles Times, resigned, criticizing the paper's owner, Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, for adopting a non-partisan stance and failing to confront President-elect Donald Trump. Litman accused the Times of capitulating to Trump and abandoning its responsibility to uphold democracy.
Litman's resignation follows backlash from staff over the decision not to endorse a presidential candidate for the 2024 election, a break from the paper's history of supporting Democratic candidates. Soon-Shiong aims to establish a new editorial board and plans to introduce an AI-powered "bias meter" for readers.
The Telegraph: Romania annuls first round of presidential election amid fears of Russian meddling
Romania's top court annulled the first round of the presidential election due to allegations of a Russian-backed online campaign promoting pro-Kremlin candidate Calin Georgescu. The decision follows declassified intelligence from President Klaus Iohannis, revealing Moscow's involvement.
Georgescu, who gained traction on social media, had been set to compete against Elena Lasconi in a runoff. The court will now schedule a new date for the first round after receiving multiple legal complaints regarding the election process.
Breitbart: Transgender Activists Expect Supreme Court Defeat
Transgender advocates are concerned that the U.S. Supreme Court may uphold Tennessee's law restricting gender-affirming care for minors, signaling a shift in the court's approach to sex discrimination. Justices expressed skepticism about arguments against the law, suggesting a potential carveout for medical discrimination.
The case raises questions about parental rights and the long-term implications of medical treatments for children. Supporters of the law argue it offers necessary protections, while opponents fear it undermines established equal protection principles. The outcome could significantly impact transgender rights and medical practices.
#society
Fox News: Feds using banks to surveil Americans' financial data without warrants, House Judiciary says
The House Judiciary Committee's interim report reveals that federal law enforcement, particularly the FBI, has been manipulating the Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) system to access Americans' financial information without warrants. The report criticizes the FBI for treating financial institutions as extensions of law enforcement, circumventing legal processes and violating the Fourth Amendment.
The committee's investigation, prompted by a whistleblower's disclosure regarding Bank of America's actions post-January 6, 2021, highlights concerns over the erosion of financial privacy. It warns that federal agencies are increasingly accessing sensitive financial data without proper oversight, potentially threatening individual privacy rights in the modern economy.
GB News: 'I just inhaled one!' M&S shoppers celebrate 'incredible' Christmas bread as it returns to stores
Marks & Spencer's Crafted Christmas Sourdough Baguettes have returned to stores, generating excitement among British shoppers on social media. Customers are praising the festive bread, with many sharing their delight and trying it for the first time, calling it "incredible" and "the best."
The baguette, made with festive ingredients like cranberries and pumpkin seeds, has inspired various serving suggestions, including pairings with cheese. Shoppers are eager to incorporate it into their holiday meals, showcasing its versatility and popularity.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Hundreds in Chad call for French forces to leave
Hundreds protested in N'Djamena, Chad, supporting the government's call to end military cooperation with France, marking a shift after 60 years. Demonstrators, carrying placards, emphasized Chad's ability to defend itself without French military support.
Chad's decision to terminate the defense accord reflects a desire for sovereignty and a decline in French influence in the region, particularly after recent military takeovers in neighboring countries. The government aims to strengthen ties with Russia while addressing security threats from militant groups.
Times Of Israel: Iran claims successful satellite launch said to improve Tehran’s ballistic missiles
Iran claims to have successfully launched a satellite-carrying rocket, the Simorgh, from the Imam Khomeini Spaceport. The launch, which aimed to place an "orbital propulsion system" and two research payloads into orbit, raises concerns as it may enhance Iran's ballistic missile capabilities.
The U.S. has warned that such launches defy UN resolutions and could expedite Iran's development of intercontinental ballistic missiles. Iran's nuclear program has enriched uranium close to weapons-grade levels, raising alarms about its potential nuclear ambitions.
Liberty Nation News: Is Georgia the Next Ukraine? - Liberty Nation News
Political unrest in Georgia has intensified as citizens protest against the ruling pro-Russia Georgian Dream party, which has halted negotiations for European Union membership. The situation echoes past crises in former Soviet states, raising concerns about potential Russian aggression.
The U.S. State Department condemned Georgia's decision, warning it increases vulnerability to Kremlin influence. As discontent grows, parallels to Ukraine's pre-invasion turmoil are evident, suggesting that Georgia could be facing a similar fate if the situation continues to deteriorate.
#economy
Breitbart: U.S. Economy Adds 227,000 Jobs In November
In November, U.S. employers added 227,000 jobs, with the unemployment rate rising to 4.2%. This follows a revised October report showing a gain of 36,000 jobs. Private sector payrolls grew by 194,000, while retail trade saw a loss of 28,000 jobs.
Average hourly earnings increased by 0.4%, and the average workweek rose slightly. Despite a strong labor market this year, the hiring rate remains below pre-pandemic levels, leading to debates among economists about the reasons behind it.