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8 Dec 2024
#politics
Breitbart: 'Saturday Night Live' Mocks Hunter Biden: 'Pardon Me'
NBC’s Saturday Night Live lampooned President Biden’s recent pardon of his son, Hunter Biden, during its cold open. The skit featured humorous exchanges between characters, with jokes referencing Hunter's legal troubles and his father’s actions, highlighting the controversial nature of the pardon.
The episode also included a “Weekend Update” segment where co-host Michael Che joked about Hunter's subdued celebration post-pardon, contrasting it with his past behavior. The skit underscores the ongoing scrutiny surrounding the Biden family’s legal issues.
Front Page Magazine: No Party for Old Men
Rep. Raúl Grijalva is stepping down as the ranking member of the Natural Resources Committee, making way for Rep. Jared Huffman, while Rep. Jerrold Nadler faces potential ousting by Rep. Jamie Raskin. This shift reflects a trend of younger Democrats in their 60s replacing older members in their 70s, as the party grapples with its leadership and electoral strategies.
The article argues that the real issue for the Democrats is not the age of their leaders but the outdated ideas they represent. The party's focus on identity politics and its inability to adapt to changing demographics have hindered its success. Simply replacing older leaders will not resolve the fundamental problems facing the party.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Why Assad Fell
Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria has faced significant challenges due to the weakened support from Iran, Russia, and Hezbollah. Iran's involvement has diminished due to its conflicts with Israel, while Russia's military focus has shifted to Ukraine, leaving Assad without crucial military aid.
Hezbollah has suffered heavy losses from Israeli attacks, further limiting its ability to assist Assad. As a result, the Syrian army's poor performance has led to rapid territorial losses, with Damascus now under rebel control. The future dynamics among the new ruling factions in Syria could reshape relations in the Middle East, particularly regarding Israel.
Breitbart: Biden Admin Gives Another Nearly $1 Billion to Ukraine
The Department of Defense has announced nearly $1 billion in new military aid for Ukraine, pushing total U.S. support to over $62 billion since Russia's invasion in February 2022. This package includes munitions, equipment, and spare parts for various military systems.
The aid aims to enhance Ukraine's long-term military capabilities rather than provide immediate battlefield support. The DOD reaffirmed its commitment to working with allies to ensure Ukraine receives the necessary assistance to succeed in the ongoing conflict.
The Telegraph: Israel seizes land on Syrian border and bombs Damascus
Israel has seized land along its border with Syria and conducted air strikes on Damascus following a rebel offensive that toppled Bashar al-Assad's government. Prime Minister Netanyahu stated the actions were necessary to protect Israeli residents after Syrian troops abandoned their positions.
Israeli fighter jets targeted weapons sites in Damascus to prevent leftover arms from reaching extremist groups. This move reflects Israel's ongoing strategy to secure its borders amid the instability in Syria.
Breitbart: Biden Claims Credit for Toppling Assad
President Biden claimed credit for the weakening of Syrian dictator Bashar Assad's regime, citing U.S. sanctions, military presence, and support for Israel's actions against Iranian influence as key factors. He emphasized a principled policy aimed at fostering a political resolution in Syria.
Biden's address, however, omitted previous efforts by the Obama administration to engage with Assad and downplayed the complexities of U.S. foreign policy in the region. He expressed optimism about drafting a new Syrian constitution and international aid for reconstruction.
Times Of Israel: As Assad falls, Israeli jets destroy his deadly arsenals before they fall to rebels
Israeli Air Force jets conducted extensive strikes across Syria, targeting advanced weaponry and military infrastructure amid the collapse of the Assad regime. The IDF seized control of a buffer zone along the Israel-Syria border as a defensive measure, marking a significant shift in the region's security dynamics.
Israel's operations focused on preventing hostile forces from acquiring strategic military assets, including missile storage and chemical weapons sites. The U.S. military also targeted Islamic State positions in central Syria, reflecting the evolving security landscape following the regime's fall.
#economy
GB News: DIY Expert reveals how to add £39,000 to your property’s value in just two weeks
DIY expert Robert Quinton advises homeowners on how to increase property value by up to £39,000 in two weeks with simple improvements. Key suggestions include painting, which can add around 5% to a home's value, and updating kitchens and bathrooms for even higher returns.
Quinton emphasizes the importance of first impressions and recommends tasks like painting front doors and adding outdoor lighting. Despite rising mortgage rates impacting buying power, the UK housing market remains active, with one million homes sold in 2023.
#military
Fox News: US strikes dozens of ISIS camps and operatives in Syria amid Assad's downfall
U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) launched over 75 airstrikes on ISIS targets in central Syria to prevent the group from exploiting the instability following the fall of Bashar Assad's regime. The strikes involved various U.S. Air Force assets and aimed to disrupt ISIS operations.
General Michael Erik Kurilla emphasized the commitment to preventing ISIS from reconstituting in Syria, asserting that any groups supporting ISIS would be held accountable. Damage assessments are ongoing, with no reports of civilian casualties.
#health
Forbes: Mystery Disease Kills Over 100 In Southwest Congo: Here’s What To Know
An undiagnosed disease outbreak in southwest Congo has infected over 400 individuals and led to 143 deaths since October, primarily affecting children under five. The World Health Organization is investigating potential causes, including respiratory diseases, amid challenges in accessing the remote area.
Local officials report a high mortality rate, while food insecurity in the region has worsened. The WHO has deployed teams for surveillance and healthcare access, assessing a high risk level in affected communities but a moderate risk nationally.
#crime
Breitbart: Attempted Airline Hijacking in Mexico -- Tried to Divert Flight to United States
A man attempted to hijack a Volaris flight from Leon to Tijuana, seeking to divert it to the U.S. The incident occurred on Sunday, with no injuries reported. The pilot redirected the plane to Guadalajara, where authorities took the suspect into custody.
The airline plans to prosecute the individual, and details about the use of weapons remain unclear. The crew and passengers were unharmed.