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#society
Breitbart: PHOTO: Ex-Obama Staffers Selling 'Antifa' Baby Onesies Online
Three former Obama staffers are marketing “ANTIFA” baby onesies for $18 through their online store, Crooked Media. The items, which include other politically charged phrases, are intended to provoke discussion, according to a spokesperson.
Critics argue that such merchandise trivializes the violent actions associated with ANTIFA, which has been linked to riots and unrest. Experts caution that promoting these themes could exacerbate political tensions.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: How the alliance between the Assad regime and Hezbollah backfired on them
The alliance between Syria's Assad regime and Iran's Hezbollah, formed in 1982, was initially a strategic partnership against common enemies, particularly Saddam Hussein. This alliance allowed Assad to consolidate power in Lebanon, filling the void left by the PLO and exerting influence in the region.
However, this long-standing relationship has faced significant challenges, particularly as Hezbollah became deeply involved in the Syrian civil war, supporting Assad's regime amidst widespread unrest. The dynamics of this partnership have evolved, revealing vulnerabilities for both parties as they confront shifting regional landscapes.
Times Of Israel: US, allies striking chemical weapons that belonged to Assad regime — top Biden official
Bashar al-Assad, the former president of Syria, has arrived in Moscow with his family after being granted asylum by Russia on humanitarian grounds. This follows the collapse of his regime as rebel fighters entered Damascus unopposed. Russia aims to secure its military bases in Syria amid the shifting political landscape.
In Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's testimony in his graft trial may be delayed due to recent security developments, including the fallout from the Syrian regime's collapse and ongoing conflicts in Gaza. Meanwhile, the U.S. is collaborating with Middle Eastern allies to secure and destroy chemical weapons previously held by Assad's regime.
#military
GB News: Nana Akua: We are fast becoming a global laughing stock
The UK government is integrating net zero goals into its defense strategy, including the potential use of electric vehicles on the battlefield. Critics argue this could jeopardize troop safety, as electric vehicles may not perform adequately in combat situations and could be vulnerable to enemy tactics.
Former military leaders express skepticism about the feasibility of electric vehicles in warfare, citing challenges in logistics and performance. The push for environmentally friendly military technology raises concerns about prioritizing virtue signaling over effective defense capabilities.
#culture
Breitbart: PHOTO: Iconic Ruby Slippers Worn in the Wizard of Oz Sell for $28 Million
A pair of ruby slippers from "The Wizard of Oz" sold for $28 million at a Dallas auction, totaling $32.5 million with fees. The shoes, worn by Judy Garland, are considered a unique piece of Hollywood memorabilia, highlighting their cultural significance.
Only three other pairs are known to exist, with one in the Smithsonian and another in the Academy Museum. The recently sold pair was stolen in 2005 but recovered in 2018.
The Western Journal: John Oliver Winning Streak Finished: His Show's Pulled from Award Consideration
John Oliver's show, "Last Week Tonight," has been pulled from consideration for the Critics Choice Awards due to new rules that classify it as a comedy rather than a talk show. This change ends Oliver's four-year winning streak in the talk show category.
The decision follows a challenging month for Oliver, marked by the re-election of Donald Trump, with whom he has a contentious relationship. The format of his show, which primarily features monologues, did not align with the new award criteria requiring conversational elements.
#health
Breitbart: Trump: 'Open' to RFK Jr. Looking into Link Between Vaccines and Autism
President-elect Donald Trump expressed openness to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. investigating the potential link between vaccines and autism during an NBC interview. Trump suggested that if vaccines are found to be dangerous, he would support their elimination, referencing a perceived rise in autism over the past 25 years.
Kennedy, nominated to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, has criticized childhood vaccination schedules and other health policies. He emphasized the need for better scientific studies on vaccine safety to ensure informed choices for American families. Trump also reiterated plans to end birthright citizenship for illegal aliens.
#crime
Fox News: Jay-Z accused of raping a minor in Diddy sexual assault lawsuit: docs
Jay-Z has been accused of raping a minor at a 2000 MTV VMAs after-party alongside Sean "Diddy" Combs, according to newly obtained court documents. The lawsuit, filed by an anonymous accuser, claims the incident occurred while Combs and another celebrity watched.
The lawsuit details that the 13-year-old girl was dropped off at Radio City Music Hall and approached limousine drivers, one of whom allegedly worked for Combs and invited her to the after-party, suggesting she fit Combs' preferences.