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7 Dec 2024
#illegals
The Telegraph: Illegal gold miner in South Africa: ‘We risk our lives to make ends meet’
South African police are attempting to flush out illegal miners from the Buffelsfontein gold mine by cutting off their access to food and water. The miners, fearing arrest and loss of their illicit gains, have resorted to survival tactics, mixing water, sugar, and salt to endure.
The standoff has persisted for months, with police deeming the situation too dangerous for direct intervention due to the presence of armed miners.
#politics
Breitbart: A Special VIP Event with Dr. Sebastian Gorka at the Breitbart Fight Club: Evaluating the Terror Threat
On December 9 at 8:00 p.m. Eastern, Dr. Sebastian Gorka will join a VIP online roundtable hosted by the Breitbart Fight Club. Gorka, now a White House deputy assistant and former national security editor for Breitbart, will discuss the current terror threat to America.
Founders of the Fight Club can participate live, asking questions during the event. Membership at the "Middleweight" level or above provides access to this and future discussions, along with exclusive merchandise.
Fox News: As Trump nominee battles brew, NC Senate cleared of raucous onlookers
North Carolina Republicans are attempting to override outgoing Democratic Governor Roy Cooper's veto of a bill transferring gubernatorial authority over the NC Board of Elections to the State Auditor's office. The Senate successfully overrode the veto amid protests, while the House faces challenges.
Democrats criticize the move as a power grab, arguing it undermines voter rights and lacks direct hurricane relief funding. The bill's passage could alter the current Democratic control of the elections board, raising legal questions about the separation of powers.
#society
Breitbart: Antisemitism Blamed for Arson Attack on Melbourne Synagogue
A synagogue in Melbourne was severely damaged by arsonists in what Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemned as an antisemitic attack. This incident is part of a troubling trend of targeted violence against Jewish communities in Australia since the onset of the Israel-Hamas conflict.
The attack has prompted calls for action against antisemitism, with community leaders urging solidarity among Australians. The Victorian government has pledged financial support for repairs and an increased police presence to ensure safety.
Fox News: Burger King offers royal menu deal after McDonald's chicken wrap announcement
Burger King is offering a free Royal Crispy Wrap with a purchase of $1 or more through its app this weekend, coinciding with McDonald's announcement of the return of its Snack Wrap in 2025. The Royal Crispy Wrap, introduced in 2023, features crispy chicken and comes in three flavors.
McDonald's has faced challenges recently, including an E. coli outbreak linked to raw onions, which resulted in one death and over 100 illnesses. The company has since ended its relationship with the supplier involved.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Notre-Dame reopening: Trump, Macron and the 'strong men'
Donald Trump will attend the reopening of Notre-Dame on December 7, where he is expected to meet with French President Emmanuel Macron. The two leaders will discuss key issues, including Iran, the Middle East, and the war in Ukraine, alongside a dinner with global leaders.
Macron has a history of engaging with various autocrats, aiming for diplomatic ties despite ideological differences. His approach includes fostering personal relationships to influence global affairs, as seen in his past interactions with leaders like Trump and Putin.
Fox News: Austin Tice: Family of journalist kidnapped in Syria 12 years ago say he's still alive, citing ‘vetted' source
The family of Austin Tice, a journalist kidnapped in Syria in 2012, believes he is still alive, citing a credible source vetted by the U.S. government. Tice's mother stated he is being cared for, while the family continues to seek his release amid ongoing turmoil in Syria.
Despite past efforts by U.S. officials to secure his freedom, including a $1 million reward from the FBI, Tice remains missing. His family is frustrated by the lack of action compared to other hostage situations. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan met with the family, reaffirming the commitment to bring wrongfully detained Americans home.
#culture
Fox News: Festive indoor and outdoor holiday lighting ideas that’ll brighten up your home
Holiday season is here, and it's time to decorate with festive lights. Options include warm white string lights, snowflake lights, and garlands, all designed to brighten your home and create a cheerful atmosphere. Many items are on sale, making it easy to find the perfect decorations.
Outdoor decorations like lighted reindeer and candy cane pathway lights can enhance your home's curb appeal. Various retailers offer discounts on a wide range of holiday lighting options, ensuring you can create a festive display both inside and outside your home.
#health
GB News: Demi Moore shares emotional news on Bruce Willis, 69, dementia struggles: 'Wouldn't wish it on anyone'
Demi Moore expressed the difficulty of witnessing her ex-husband Bruce Willis's battle with frontotemporal dementia. In a recent CNN interview, she shared that, despite the challenges, Willis is currently in a stable place and highlighted the importance of adapting to those affected by dementia.
Moore, who shares three children with Willis, emphasized the enduring family bond they maintain despite their divorce. She acknowledged the profound challenges of his condition but also noted the unexpected beauty and gifts that can arise from it, underscoring the significance of family connections.
#crime
Breitbart: Large Explosion Partially Collapses Building in The Hague
A significant explosion in The Hague resulted in a building partially collapsing, sending multiple victims to the hospital. Authorities reported a car speeding away from the scene, but have not confirmed any connection to terrorism. Police are seeking witnesses and video footage.
King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima expressed their condolences, while populist leader Geert Wilders offered support to victims and emergency services. The situation remains under investigation as searches continue for potential victims in the rubble.