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8 Dec 2024
#politics
Forbes: Trump May Pardon Jan. 6 Rioters On ‘First Day’—Here’s Who Else He Could Pardon
President-elect Donald Trump indicated he may begin pardoning individuals involved in the January 6 Capitol riot on his first day in office, potentially including those who pleaded guilty. He stated he would evaluate cases individually, with exceptions for those deemed "radical" or "crazy."
Additionally, Trump has expressed interest in pardoning figures such as Ross Ulbricht, Peter Navarro, and Julian Assange. His comments have sparked speculation about a range of potential pardons, including for New York Mayor Eric Adams and reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley.
Forbes: Syria’s Bashar Al-Assad Leaves Country Amid Rebel Revolt, Russia Says
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has fled the country as rebel forces, led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, seized control of Damascus, marking a significant turning point in the Syrian civil war. Russia confirmed his departure, stating he instructed the government to transfer power peacefully.
Prime Minister Mohammad Ghazi al-Jalali will oversee public institutions temporarily, having not communicated with al-Assad since the takeover began. The situation remains fluid as the new leadership takes shape.
Fox News: Trump sends message to Kamala Harris supporters during 'Meet the Press' interview
President-elect Donald Trump stated in a recent interview that his inaugural address will emphasize unity and success for all Americans, regardless of their voting preferences. He expressed a commitment to treating everyone well and addressing crime to ensure safety in the country.
Trump also highlighted the importance of a free press and open communication, referencing a recent cordial meeting with MSNBC hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski. He reiterated that his focus would be on bringing the nation together and improving its reputation.
Fox News: Internal House GOP memo reveals what Republicans are celebrating in $895B defense bill
A new House GOP memo claims victory on various issues in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which allocates $895.2 billion for defense. Key points include a focus on military lethality, cuts to DEI programs, and support for border security through National Guard deployment.
The NDAA also emphasizes quality of life improvements for service members, such as pay increases and childcare access. However, it faces bipartisan tensions over provisions banning transgender medical treatments for military children, which some Democrats oppose. A vote on the NDAA is expected this week.
#society
GB News: Aldi launches huge price drop on bottles of wine for customers in build-up to Christmas
Aldi is launching its largest wine sale this December, with discounts of up to 25% on over 60 bottles from its Specially Selected range. The promotion runs from December 9 to 31, allowing customers to save on festive wine purchases.
Notable discounts include the Specially Selected Bowler & Brolly English Sparkling reduced from £14.49 to £10.85, and Toscana Rosso, now £5.75 from £7.69. Aldi encourages shoppers to act quickly as supplies are limited.
Fox News: New reports claim UNRWA works with terrorists, teaches hate as agency hits back at critics
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) is facing new allegations of complicity with terrorist organizations, particularly Hamas. A dossier from U.N. Watch claims to show high-level UNRWA staff meeting with known terrorists, including photographs of UNRWA officials with members of Hamas and other militant groups.
Additionally, reports indicate that UNRWA schools promote violence and harbor staff affiliated with terrorist organizations. Over 10% of senior employees in UNRWA’s education system in Gaza are allegedly linked to Hamas or Palestinian Islamic Jihad, raising concerns about adherence to UNESCO standards. Funding to UNRWA has been paused by the U.S. and other countries amid these allegations.
Breitbart: Two Men Face Trial for Cutting Down Famed 'Sycamore Gap' Tree
A beloved sycamore tree near Hadrian's Wall, known for its historical significance and local connections, was cut down last fall, leading to public outrage. Two men are on trial for the act, with charges of criminal damage relating to the tree and the ancient wall.
The tree, featured in "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves," was a major tourist attraction and a cherished landmark for locals. Although it has been removed, efforts are underway to preserve its legacy, including planting saplings from its seeds.
Le Monde: Notre-Dame reopening: Macron celebrates France's builders amid a political and meteorological storm
The reopening ceremony of Notre-Dame de Paris took place amid Storm Darragh, with President Emmanuel Macron addressing 2,400 guests inside the cathedral instead of outside as planned. The event was adjusted due to severe weather, leading to a strategic retreat indoors.
Despite the storm, security was tight, with 6,000 police and military personnel deployed. The ceremony included a mix of dignitaries, patrons, and clergy, reflecting the careful planning that went into accommodating the attendees.
#culture
Breitbart: Notre Dame Cathedral Hosts First Mass Since Fire of 2019
Notre Dame Cathedral held its first Mass since the 2019 fire, marking a significant moment of resilience for Paris. The event, attended by Archbishop Laurent Ulrich and nearly 170 bishops, celebrated the cathedral's restoration after over five years of reconstruction and nearly $1 billion in donations.
The Mass, which included the consecration of a new altar, symbolizes not just a revival of a religious site but also a cultural and national unity for France. Despite the challenges faced during restoration, Notre Dame is set to reclaim its role as a global symbol of faith and art, with expectations of increased visitor numbers.
#crime
Forbes: What To Know About The UnitedHealthcare CEO Murder—As NYPD Releases New Photos Of Suspect
Police are investigating the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan, describing it as a "brazen targeted attack." Thompson was shot outside the Hilton Hotel and later died at Mount Sinai West. Authorities have released new photos of a suspect and are offering rewards for information.
The shooter, who remains at large, allegedly used a fake ID to book a hostel and was seen on surveillance before the attack. Investigators found bullet casings with words linked to insurance claims, suggesting a possible motive. The NYPD and FBI are actively involved in the search.
#sports
The Western Journal: LPGA Announces Policy Banning Majority of Transgender Golfers for 2025 Season
The LPGA and USGA have announced a new policy banning most transgender golfers from competing in women's events starting in the 2025 season. The policy prohibits players who went through male puberty before identifying as women, citing competitive advantages.
The organizations aim to preserve fairness in elite competitions while allowing transgender players to participate in open events. This decision follows backlash over a controversial win by a transgender golfer earlier this year.