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9 Dec 2024
#illegals
The Federalist: Kristen Welker’s Question About Citizenship Misses The Point
President-elect Donald Trump reiterated his intention to end birthright citizenship, prompting a discussion about the 14th Amendment. Critics argue that media misinterpretations of the amendment contribute to confusion about citizenship rights for children born to illegal immigrants.
The 14th Amendment's language includes a clause about being "subject to the jurisdiction," which some say excludes children of illegal aliens. The Supreme Court has not definitively ruled on this issue, leaving the debate unresolved as calls for clarification grow amid ongoing immigration challenges.
#politics
The Federalist: Court Filings Call For End Of Leftist Wisconsin AG's Witch Hunt
Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul's forgery case against jurist Jim Troupis, tied to the Trump campaign's alternate electors, faces motions to dismiss. Troupis' defense argues that the charges lack probable cause and violate the Supremacy Clause, asserting that federal law supersedes state law in this context.
The motions highlight that the actions of Troupis and his co-defendants were legal under federal law, and the Wisconsin Elections Commission had previously dismissed complaints against them. The defense contends that the prosecution is politically motivated and not grounded in established law.
Fox News: Progressive Dems rage at Biden for giving Trump the spotlight during final weeks in office
Progressive Democrats are expressing frustration over President Biden's lack of visibility and assertiveness during his lame duck period, as President-elect Trump garners attention with Cabinet nominations and foreign meetings. Critics argue that Biden's silence is a missed opportunity to engage voters and challenge Trump's nominees.
In response to the criticism, the White House maintains that Biden is focused on foreign trips and advancing his agenda. Meanwhile, Democratic governors are vocal in their opposition to Trump, with California's Gavin Newsom and New Jersey's Phil Murphy pledging to combat the incoming administration's policies.
Forbes: Alina Habba Is Latest Trump Personal Attorney To Join His Administration—Here’s The Full List
President-elect Donald Trump has appointed several of his personal attorneys to key positions in his upcoming administration, including Alina Habba as White House counselor. Habba has represented Trump in various legal battles, though her cases have seen mixed results. David Warrington will serve as White House counsel, while Pam Bondi is nominated for U.S. attorney general.
Other notable appointments include Will Scharf as White House staff secretary, Doug Collins to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs, and Todd Blanche as deputy attorney general. Trump’s legal issues remain ongoing, but many of his criminal cases are expected to be paused until he takes office.
Fox News: Top Dem says Congress should 'abandon' $895B defense bill over transgender treatment ban for kids
Rep. Adam Smith, the top Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee, criticized the latest National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for including a provision that bans transgender medical care for minors. He argued that this partisan measure undermines the traditionally bipartisan nature of defense legislation.
Smith urged Speaker Mike Johnson to abandon the current NDAA and return to a process that supports service members and their families without targeting the transgender community. The NDAA's passage is now uncertain as it faces scrutiny from both sides of the political spectrum.
Forbes: Matt Gaetz May Be Gearing Up For His Biggest Move Yet With New PAC
A new political action committee named Florida Firebrand PAC has emerged, potentially linked to former Rep. Matt Gaetz. The PAC's branding aligns with Gaetz's persona, and its treasurer and custodian are associated with his campaign committee.
The PAC's formation raises speculation about Gaetz's political future, particularly regarding a potential run for governor. Financial disclosures are expected by January 31, which may clarify its contributors and objectives.
#society
Le Monde: At the UN desertification conference, nature-based solutions to halt land degradation
A recent UNCCD study reveals that over 75% of the Earth's land has become drier in the last 30 years, with projections indicating that up to 5 billion people could live in arid regions by 2100. Droughts have surged by 29% since 2000, impacting agriculture, energy, and public health.
The COP16 summit in Riyadh aims to address this crisis through discussions on financial aid and collaborative solutions. Emphasis is placed on involving diverse stakeholders, including local authorities and private sectors, to effectively combat soil degradation and enhance resilience against drought.
Fox News: New Taliban decree bans women from medical training: 'devastating decision'
The Taliban has banned women in Afghanistan from attending nursing and midwifery classes, further restricting their access to education and professional opportunities. This decision, which follows previous bans on secondary and higher education for women, is seen as a significant setback for women's rights and Afghanistan's overall development.
Human rights advocates warn that this ban will exacerbate the country's already critical health care crisis, particularly in rural areas where female patients often cannot be treated by male doctors. The situation is dire, with high maternal and infant mortality rates, and the ban could worsen the humanitarian crisis affecting millions in Afghanistan.
Times Of Israel: Hundreds of Syrian refugees start returning from Turkey, Lebanon after Assad’s fall
Hundreds of Syrian refugees are returning to Syria from Turkey following the fall of President Bashar Assad's regime. Many expressed joy and relief at the prospect of returning home, with Turkish officials facilitating the process for those with proper documentation.
In Europe, Germany and Austria have suspended asylum requests for Syrians amid the changing political landscape, with officials acknowledging the uncertainty in Syria's future. Both countries are reassessing their policies regarding Syrian refugees, as many hope to return to rebuild their homeland.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israeli officials: Report Hamas gave list of hostages to be freed under deal is incorrect
Families of hostages held by Hamas were informed that recent reports of progress in negotiations for a ceasefire-hostage deal were incorrect. Despite this, Israel's Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar indicated that the chances for an agreement have improved, with ongoing indirect negotiations.
Hamas reportedly provided a list of hostages it is willing to release, but both sides remain at odds over terms. Israel insists that a hostage deal must precede any ceasefire, while Hamas has previously demanded a complete end to the conflict. Optimism persists as negotiations continue.
Breitbart: Islamist Who Beheaded French Teacher Was in Contact with Syria's HTS
Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), an Islamist group linked to the beheading of French teacher Samuel Paty, is facing scrutiny over its claims of moderation. The attacker, Abdoullakh Anzorov, had connections to HTS and celebrated the group on social media before the incident.
Despite denials from HTS, the links between the organization and the attack raise questions about its true nature. The Biden administration and UK Labour Party are considering delisting HTS as a terrorist group, while the EU remains cautious in its engagement with them.
#economy
Human Events: Javier Milei reduces inflation in Argentina from 25% to 2.7% after cutting 30,000 government jobs
Argentine President Javier Milei has implemented significant economic reforms, cutting 30,000 government jobs and reducing inflation from 25% to 2.7%. While supporters praise fiscal discipline, critics argue that austerity measures are harming social welfare, leading to protests.
Despite the backlash, Milei's policies, including dollarizing the economy, have garnered continued support from voters. As he navigates severe spending cuts and aims to revive the economy, parallels are drawn to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s plans to reduce government waste.
Fox News: Donald Trump says this is the reason he won last month's presidential election
President-elect Trump attributes his election victory to two main issues: border security and grocery prices. He highlighted that inflation has led to significant increases in grocery costs, with Americans paying 22% more since President Biden took office. This economic concern was a primary factor for voters.
Trump promised to address high prices immediately upon taking office, while also reiterating his plan to impose tariffs on imports, despite concerns that these could further raise costs for consumers. He acknowledged uncertainty regarding the impact of these tariffs on prices.
#military
The Western Journal: US Military Begins Launching Strikes as Assad Flees Syria
U.S. military forces launched strikes against ISIS in Syria following the flight of President Bashar al-Assad to Russia, as Syrian rebels entered Damascus. The strikes targeted over 75 locations to prevent ISIS from exploiting the power vacuum.
Israel also conducted attacks on military sites in Syria to degrade potential threats. Defense Minister Israel Katz emphasized ongoing efforts to dismantle Syrian military capabilities. President-elect Donald Trump commented on the situation, suggesting the U.S. should avoid involvement.
Breitbart: Turkish Military Helicopters Collide Midair, Killing Five on Board
Two Turkish military helicopters collided during training flights in Isparta, resulting in the crash of one helicopter and the deaths of five personnel, including a brigadier general. The second helicopter landed safely, and one individual was hospitalized with injuries. An investigation is underway.
#culture
Forbes: Golden Globes Snubs And Surprises: Marianne Jean-Baptiste, ‘Sing Sing’ Miss Major Nominations
Several contenders for the 2025 Academy Awards, including Marianne Jean-Baptiste and Danielle Deadwyler, were notably absent from the Golden Globe nominations. Jean-Baptiste, despite strong predictions, missed the best drama actress nod, while Deadwyler was overlooked for supporting actress.
Surprise nominations included directors Coralie Fargeat and Payal Kapadia, as well as Pamela Anderson and Kate Winslet in the drama actress category. The Golden Globes serve as a precursor to the Oscars, with nominations for the Critics Choice Awards and Screen Actors Guild Awards coming soon.
#crime
Fox News: American woman faces prison time in Europe for fatally stabbing migrant man who allegedly assaulted her
A 20-year-old American woman is accused of fatally stabbing a 64-year-old migrant man in Germany after he allegedly sexually assaulted her at a train station. The incident occurred on June 29, and the woman claims she acted in self-defense.
The U.S. State Department is aware of the situation and is providing assistance, while the woman faces potential charges that could lead to a ten-year prison sentence in Germany.
Fox News: NYPD believes UnitedHealthcare CEO assassin left New York City on a bus morning of shooting
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot and killed in an ambush in Midtown Manhattan. The suspect fled the scene using various transportation methods, including a bike and taxi, before boarding a bus out of New York City. Investigators have collected significant forensic evidence and are conducting an interstate manhunt for the suspect.
The investigation is ongoing, with police exploring potential motives related to Thompson's role at UnitedHealthcare. Handwritten words left at the scene suggest possible resentment over denied claims, and a criminal profiler speculates the suspect may be driven by revenge or financial motives. A $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest.
#technology
GB News: Surfshark VPN resurrects its Black Friday deal to topple NordVPN and ExpressVPN with 4 months FREE access
Surfshark has reintroduced its Black Friday deal, offering an 87% discount on its basic VPN subscription, bringing the price down to $1.49 per month. Customers will also receive four additional months of service for free, along with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
The VPN allows unlimited devices per account and includes features like antivirus protection, data breach monitoring, and a service to help remove personal information from data brokers. This makes it a competitive option compared to other VPN services like ExpressVPN.