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9 Dec 2024
#politics
Breitbart: 'Shazam!' Star Zachary Levi Says He Has Not Lost Hollywood Jobs After Trump Support
Actor Zachary Levi expressed his support for President-elect Donald Trump, stating he has not faced any job losses in Hollywood despite the potential risks. He emphasized that his ongoing projects remain unaffected and defended Trump's presidency as more effective than Biden's, citing improved border security and lower crime rates.
Levi criticized the media portrayal of Trump and his supporters, arguing that it fosters fear among viewers. He also mentioned the success of the Christian tech thriller "EXEMPLUM," directed by Paul Roland Bois, which has received positive reviews.
Le Monde: Several European countries suspend Syrians' asylum requests
Following the ousting of Bashar al-Assad, several European countries, including Germany, France, and Austria, announced a freeze on pending asylum requests from Syrians. This decision reflects the uncertain political landscape in Syria, prompting some nations to consider deportations.
Countries like Greece and Sweden have also paused decisions on asylum requests, emphasizing the need to reassess the situation. The developments have sparked discussions about the potential return of Syrian refugees, though many remain cautious amid the ongoing instability.
GB News: Prince William ‘knew he would annoy’ Prince Harry by meeting with his ‘arch-enemy’
Prince William met with Donald Trump in Paris, described as a significant encounter given Trump's past criticisms of Prince Harry. The meeting took place at the UK Ambassador's residence during the reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral, where William represented King Charles III.
Royal expert Ingrid Seward suggested William may have enjoyed the meeting, viewing it as a diplomatic opportunity. Meanwhile, Richard Fitzwilliams speculated that Harry and Meghan might be concerned about Harry's US visa status, although he doubted it was a topic of discussion during the meeting.
The Western Journal: Trump Announces Key White House Role for 'Unwavering' Alina Habba
Alina Habba has been appointed as Counselor to the President in Donald Trump's administration. Trump praised her loyalty and advocacy for justice, noting her background as a first-generation American of Middle Eastern heritage and her recognition as Chaldean Woman of the Year.
Habba recently criticized President Biden for his pardoning actions and expressed confidence in Trump's ability to revitalize the economy, suggesting a business-like approach to governance with input from influential figures.
#society
The Telegraph: Iron body presses and bed clamps: horrors of Syria’s ‘slaughterhouse’ prison emerge
Footage from the liberation of Assad's prisons reveals horrific conditions, including underground cells and torture devices. Rescue teams are working to reach prisoners trapped in Sednaya's notorious jails, known for mass hangings and brutal interrogation methods.
The clips depict a chilling scene with an iron press allegedly used for executions and discarded ropes indicative of torture practices.
Fox News: NJ mayors demand action, transparency after flurry of mystery drones sighted over state
New Jersey mayors are pressing Governor Phil Murphy for clarity on a series of mysterious drone sightings across multiple counties, which have sparked concern among residents. They emphasize the need for transparency regarding the drones' origins and purposes, as local officials feel powerless.
Despite reassurances from the governor that there is no immediate safety threat, mayors express frustration over the lack of information. They propose measures to track the drones and are seeking answers from federal authorities, as investigations continue.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: When Pelosi Met Assad in Syria
Democrats have criticized former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard for meeting with Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad in 2017, despite their own leaders, including Nancy Pelosi and John Kerry, having done so in the past. These meetings aimed to address U.S.-Syria relations amid ongoing conflicts.
Gabbard's visit was framed as a concern for minorities in Syria, yet critics have suggested it raises questions about her loyalty, alleging without evidence that she could leak intelligence to U.S. adversaries.
Breitbart: Zelensky Open to Western Troops Providing Security to End Ukraine War
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed openness to the deployment of Western troops in Ukraine to enhance security and facilitate NATO membership. He emphasized the need for clarity on Ukraine's EU and NATO timelines amid ongoing discussions with U.S. leaders regarding military support.
Despite NATO's acknowledgment of Ukraine's path to membership, concerns persist about the implications of troop deployments and the ongoing conflict with Russia. Zelenskyy highlighted the urgency for a diplomatic resolution to the war, while also thanking the Biden administration for continued military aid.
Human Events: Thousands of refugees return to Syria following the fall of Assad regime
Following the collapse of the Assad regime, thousands of Syrians are attempting to return home after years of civil war. In 2024 alone, over 11,000 Syrian refugees have arrived in the US, while 34,000 have reportedly returned to Syria since January.
As the regime falls, US and Israeli forces are conducting airstrikes against ISIS in Syria to prevent the group from exploiting the situation. Israeli officials attribute the regime's collapse to military actions against Iran and Hezbollah.
#economy
The Western Journal: New Job Creation Explodes 630 Percent for Month After Trump Elected
November saw a significant job creation surge, with over 227,000 jobs added, a 630% increase from October's dismal figures. This rise follows Donald Trump's election, suggesting a potential "Trump bump," although some analysts caution against over-interpreting the data due to previous disruptions.
The health care sector led the gains, adding 53,600 jobs, while leisure and hospitality also saw notable increases. Despite the positive numbers, experts warn that the labor market is cooling. Nonetheless, the November report indicates a robust economic outlook post-election.
#military
Fox News: Pentagon announces new counter-drone strategy as unmanned attacks on US interests skyrocket
The Pentagon has introduced a new counter-drone strategy amid rising concerns over drone incursions near U.S. military bases. This includes establishing the Joint Counter-Small UAS Office and a Warfighter Senior Integration Group to enhance defenses against unmanned aerial threats.
The strategy emphasizes understanding enemy drones, offensive measures, and improving defenses, as well as increasing production of counter-drone systems. The memo highlights the urgent need for a unified response to the threats posed by drones, particularly from groups like the Iran-backed Houthis.
Times Of Israel: IDF: Troops will stay in Syria buffer zone and strategic Mount Hermon as long as needed
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have captured the Syrian side of Mount Hermon and a buffer zone that has existed since the 1970s, marking the first such deployment since the 1974 disengagement agreement. This move is viewed as a temporary measure amid concerns over potential chaos following the fall of President Bashar al-Assad's regime.
Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that the IDF aims to establish a security zone free of threats and prevent hostile forces from embedding near the Israeli border. The military's actions are coordinated with the UN Disengagement Observer Force, and the IDF plans to maintain its presence until stability is restored in Syria.
#crime
The Western Journal: On Eve of Daniel Penny Decision, Video from Inside Subway Car Goes Viral
Daniel Penny faces a charge of criminally negligent homicide in the death of Jordan Neely, following an altercation on a subway. A video has gone viral showing men cowering in fear during a separate subway incident, sparking debate about the implications for public safety and justice.
As the jury prepares to deliberate, opinions are divided on whether individuals like Penny, who intervene in violent situations, should be protected under the law. The nation awaits the outcome of this high-profile case.
Fox News: Judge's instruction for jury to consider negligent homicide in Daniel Penny case was 'improper,’ analyst says
Fox News legal analyst Greg Jarrett criticized Judge Maxwell Wiley for dismissing the reckless manslaughter charge against Marine veteran Daniel Penny. Jarrett argued that the judge's decision undermines the jury's deliberation process and violates New York procedural law, as the defense did not agree to the dismissal.
Penny's case gained attention after he placed mentally ill homeless man Jordan Neely in a chokehold during a threatening incident on a subway. Jarrett warned that a potential conviction could be overturned on appeal due to the judge's controversial ruling.
Fox News: Daniel Penny trial: Jury reaches verdict in subway chokehold case
Daniel Penny has been acquitted of charges related to the chokehold death of Jordan Neely, a homeless man who threatened passengers on a subway train. After jurors could not agree on the top charge of second-degree manslaughter, the judge allowed them to deliberate only on the lesser charge, which was ultimately dismissed.
Witnesses testified that they felt threatened by Neely's behavior, and Penny, a Marine veteran, had previously expressed concerns about safety in the subway system. The incident occurred amid rising fears of violence on public transit, with multiple reports of assaults leading up to the encounter.