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8 Dec 2023
#politics
The Blaze: Hunter Biden nailed with a 9-count criminal indictment in California | Blaze Media
Hunter Biden, son of President Biden, faces a new criminal indictment in California for federal tax fraud. He allegedly avoided paying $1.4 million in taxes and filed false tax returns. Biden had previously agreed to a plea deal, but it fell apart. He has also pleaded not guilty to three felony counts related to a false statement on a gun license application.
Fox News: Hunter indictment a 'nuclear bomb for the Bidens,' as Joe sounds like Clinton during Lewinsky scandal: experts
A California grand jury has reportedly indicted Hunter Biden, potentially on tax-related violations. Political analysts predict this could put President Biden in a difficult position as he has repeatedly denied knowledge or involvement in his son's foreign business dealings. The indictment may also have political implications for the Democrats and their future plans.
Breitbart: Columbia U. Hosts 'Palestinian Counteroffensive' Event Despite Claiming It Was Canceled
Columbia University proceeded with a "teach in" on the October 7 terror attacks by Hamas, despite claiming it was canceled. Aviva Klompas shared footage of the event, criticizing the university for calling murder, rape, and kidnapping "great feats." Another student confronted the participants, calling out their dehumanization and refusal to acknowledge the attacks as terrorism. The event was initially reported as canceled, but evidence shows it did take place.
#society
The Blaze: Wealthy donor pulls gift worth $100 million from University of Pennsylvania after president defends anti-Semitism in Congress | Blaze Media
University of Pennsylvania President Elizabeth Magill's defense of anti-Semitic speech on campus before Congress leads to the loss of a $100 million donation from Stone Ridge Asset Management. Magill's remarks defending hate speech on free speech grounds were widely criticized, prompting the donor to withdraw support.
Breitbart: Rabbi Resigns from Harvard Antisemitism Committee After Claudine Gay Testimony
Harvard Divinity School visiting scholar Rabbi David Wolpe resigned from Harvard's antisemitism committee after president Claudine Gay failed to address concerns about calling for the genocide of Jews. Wolpe criticized the ideology at Harvard that belittles Jewish suffering and denies Israel's right to self-determination. He called for education and unlearning to combat these issues.
Field & Stream: How to Buy a Gun
The process of buying a gun involves purchasing from a dealer, placing an online order, or buying directly from an individual. Dealers must follow federal, state, and local laws and conduct background checks. Age and address restrictions apply, and buying from the internet still requires transfer paperwork and a background check. Purchasing from an individual is not prohibited by federal law but may have local restrictions. Prohibited purchasers include felons, fugitives, illegal aliens, and those with mental health issues. Negotiation is possible when buying from a dealer or individual.
#war
Flag And Cross: Images of Reported Mass Surrender of Hamas Terrorists Go Viral
Captivating photos and videos emerge of rows of men who surrendered to Israel in Gaza, believed to be Hamas terrorists. IDF intensifying the fight against Hamas, dismantling their strongholds in Gaza. Hamas accused of using humanitarian zones to launch rockets into Israel.
#economy
Le Monde: Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger: US and EU's competitive gap with Asia around 40% on semiconductors
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz signs a €10 billion subsidy for Intel to build a semiconductor plant in Magdeburg. This move is part of Europe's efforts to compete in the global tech race and reduce dependence on Asia. Intel plans to invest over $100 billion in new factories worldwide.
#culture
Fox News: Atomic bomb thriller 'Oppenheimer' finally set to debut in Japan after controversy
Christopher Nolan's upcoming film "Oppenheimer" is set to release in Japan next year. The decision was made after careful consideration and discussions regarding the film's subject matter. The film, centered on J. Robert Oppenheimer and his involvement in the creation of the atomic bomb, has garnered attention and controversy, including a sex scene that features a reading from the Hindu scripture Bhagavad Gita.
#education
Fox News: Education Secretary Cardona rips Iowa's parental rights law as 'overreach of state government'
US Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona criticizes Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds' parental rights law, calling it an overreach of state government. The law prevents teachers from discussing gender identity and sexual orientation with students and removes certain books from school libraries. The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a lawsuit against Reynolds, arguing that the law harms LGBTQ+ students. Cardona agrees that parents should be involved in education but believes the law goes too far in limiting important discussions.
#other
Breitbart: Ann Coulter: Haley Vows War with Iran, China, Russia, and TikTok
GOP mega-donors criticize Gov. Ron DeSantis for banning anal sex cartoons in kindergarten, but support Nikki Haley's call to shut down TikTok. Haley's concerns over the app are part of a long history of panics over new technology, but banning it raises constitutional issues. Haley cites India's ban on TikTok, but fails to acknowledge the country's heavy government control over news and media. Haley's stance on TikTok seems more like a fear of propaganda and misinformation, rather than a genuine concern for national security. Her aggressive and war-mongering rhetoric raises questions about her suitability as a presidential candidate. #[No appropriate hashtags available]