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9 Dec 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Report: 'Selfish' and 'Rudderlessness' Biden 'Left the Oval Office Weeks Ago'
President Biden appears disengaged following his party's ousting of him from the presidential ticket. Reports indicate he has largely remained out of public view, avoiding unscripted appearances and questions, which has led to concerns about leadership and direction within the Democratic Party.
As he approaches the end of his term, Biden's focus seems limited to managing the transition and addressing legacy items, while Vice President Harris has also been notably absent. This has created a sense of uncertainty in Washington as the party braces for Trump's potential return to power.
The Telegraph: How Syria’s delicate peace could unravel
As Syrians celebrate the fall of the Assad regime, there is a mix of joy and concern about the future. While some believe the fractured opposition has learned the importance of compromise and inclusivity, others worry that past patterns of conflict and dictatorship may repeat themselves.
The optimism surrounding the Arab Spring has often been met with disappointment, as seen in other countries where initial hopes for democracy were dashed by violence and authoritarianism. The outcome in Syria remains uncertain.
Fox News: Prince William told Donald Trump Kate Middleton is ‘doing well,’ King Charles is ‘fighting very hard’: report
Prince William and President-elect Trump held a productive meeting in Paris after the Notre Dame Cathedral re-opening ceremony. They discussed the health of Kate Middleton and King Charles III, with Trump expressing optimism about their conditions.
Trump praised William's appearance and noted their conversation lasted over half an hour. The two also interacted with other world leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Fox News: Fox News Politics: Grassley Rips Wray
Senator Chuck Grassley has expressed a lack of confidence in FBI Director Christopher Wray, urging him and Deputy Director Paul Abbate to resign for failing in their duties. Grassley, a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, emphasized the need for transparency in government.
In other political news, President Biden has surpassed Obama in the number of regulations filed in the Federal Register, while Elon Musk and Ron Paul advocate for eliminating foreign aid. Additionally, Lara Trump has resigned from the RNC amid speculation about a Senate run in Florida.
The Federalist: 'I Support Pete': Ernst Changes Tune On Hegseth Nomination
Sen. Joni Ernst has shifted her stance and will support Pete Hegseth's nomination as the next secretary of defense after previously attempting to derail it. She cited positive discussions with Hegseth, emphasizing his commitment to a Pentagon audit and prioritizing servicemen and women's standards.
Despite facing backlash for her earlier opposition, Ernst's endorsement follows a meeting with Hegseth. Former President Trump continues to back Hegseth, highlighting his qualifications and support from other senators. Allegations against Hegseth have been disputed by former colleagues.
#society
Human Events: UK school counselor ‘feels persecuted’ after being fired from Catholic school for ‘misogynist views on traditional marriage’
A Christian school counselor in the UK, Gozen Soydag, claims she was wrongfully dismissed from St. Anne's Catholic High School for Girls due to her traditional marriage views shared on social media. She has initiated legal action for harassment and discrimination, arguing her Christian beliefs were not respected.
Soydag emphasized the importance of the nuclear family and faced backlash after posting content perceived as misogynistic. Despite her efforts to comply with the school's requests, she was fired for maintaining an online presence deemed incompatible with the school's ethos.
GB News: Kate and Prince William helped make teenager's 'dreams come true' before she died of cancer
Liz Hatton, a 17-year-old photographer from North Yorkshire, passed away after battling a rare cancer. Her mother, Victoria Robayna, expressed gratitude for the support of the Prince and Princess of Wales, who helped make Liz's final months joyful and fulfilling.
Liz achieved many dreams, including a private meeting with the royals and a photography exhibition. The royal couple shared condolences on social media, honoring Liz's bravery and extending sympathies to her family during this difficult time.
The Federalist: The Daniel Penny Verdict Is A Signal That The BLM Era Is Over
Daniel Penny was acquitted of criminally negligent homicide after a jury deliberated amid protests outside the courthouse. His attorneys argued that the chants from Black Lives Matter activists constituted jury intimidation, but the judge denied their motion for a mistrial.
The jury's decision reflects a rejection of racial grievance politics, as they focused on the facts of the case rather than succumbing to the pressure of public opinion. Activists expressed their dissatisfaction with the verdict, hinting at potential unrest.
Breitbart: Lebanese Christians Rejoice: Freed After Decades in Assad's Prisons
Christians in Lebanon are celebrating the release of prisoners held by the Syrian regime, including Souheil Hamawi, who was detained for 33 years. His emotional return was marked by a brass band and family reunions, highlighting the long ordeal faced by many families.
While some reports suggest more detainees may be released, only one other case has been confirmed. The fall of the Assad regime has raised concerns about the future of Christians in Syria, amid fears of radical Islamist influence.
Breitbart: Pro Golf Legend Phil Mickelson Praises Daniel Penny in 'Random Thoughts' Post
Phil Mickelson expressed support for Daniel Penny in a recent post on X, praising his actions during a subway incident where he intervened against a threatening individual. He stated that Penny should be commended for his selfless actions and criticized those who brought charges against him.
Mickelson also thanked Penny for his military service, emphasizing the importance of having individuals like him to protect others in dangerous situations.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: GOP senator questions FBI over reported Iranian hack attempt of Trump pick Kash Patel
Sen. Thom Tillis is seeking answers from the FBI regarding a reported cyberattack by Iranian hackers targeting Kash Patel, President-elect Trump's nominee for FBI director. Tillis expressed concern over the rapid dissemination of sensitive information about the attack to the media.
In his letter to FBI Deputy Director Paul Abbate, Tillis emphasized the importance of confidentiality for national security and questioned whether FBI employees leaked information to the press. The FBI acknowledged receipt of the letter but did not provide further comments.
Breitbart: Netanyahu: We Dismantled 45 Years of Iranian Warfare in 14 Months
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel has dismantled a network of Iranian-backed terrorist groups in 14 months, a task that took Iran 45 years to establish. This follows the recent defeat of the Syrian regime by rebel forces amid Israel's military success against Hezbollah and Hamas.
Netanyahu highlighted the strategic importance of the Golan Heights and confirmed ongoing Israeli operations in the region. He expressed hope for improved relations with Syria and noted the plight of hostages held by Hamas, suggesting that the weakening of Iran's proxies could lead to negotiations.
Fox News: Here is who is vying for power in Syria after the fall of Bashar al-Assad
The fall of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad has led to a power vacuum in Syria, with various factions vying for control. The U.S. has targeted ISIS positions in central Syria, while Turkey continues to attack Kurdish forces. Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) has gained control of Damascus but remains designated as a terrorist organization.
Multiple groups are involved, including the Syrian National Army, which fights Kurdish forces, and the Syrian Democratic Forces, backed by the U.S. The situation is complicated by the roles of Russia, Iran, and Israel, each with their own interests in the region. The U.S. has committed to maintaining its presence to prevent ISIS from regaining strength.
Times Of Israel: Syrian rebels grant amnesty to Assad conscripts as leaders discuss transfer of power
Syrian rebels have announced an amnesty for conscripted soldiers who fought for the ousted Assad regime, excluding officers. Rebel leader Abu Mohammed al-Golani met with the outgoing prime minister to discuss a transition of power, with the Salvation Government resuming services in captured areas.
The fall of Assad marks a significant shift in the region, with potential for refugees to return home. However, ongoing conflicts persist, particularly with US-backed Kurdish forces facing Turkish-backed rebels. Turkey's foreign minister expressed hopes for a peaceful, inclusive government in Syria.
#economy
Forbes: Gasoline Prices Drop Below $3.00— Lowest Point In Three Years
Gas prices in the U.S. have fallen to a three-year low, with the national average now at $2.97 per gallon, according to GasBuddy. This marks an eight-week decline, benefiting motorists as they prepare for holiday travel.
States like Oklahoma and Mississippi report the lowest prices, while Hawaii and California have the highest. The decrease in prices follows reduced gasoline demand during Thanksgiving and increased inventories.
#culture
Breitbart: Netflix’s Trans Musical ‘Emilia Pérez’ Leads Golden Globe Nominations With 10
Jacques Audiard's musical "Emilia Pérez" leads the nominations for the 82nd Golden Globes with 10 nods, surpassing contenders like "Wicked" and "Conclave." The nominations were announced by Mindy Kaling and Morris Chestnut, with the ceremony set for January 5.
The Golden Globes, now under new management after past scandals, feature a competitive field including nominees like Zendaya and Denzel Washington. New categories for cinematic achievement and stand-up comedy remain, with lifetime achievement awards going to Ted Danson and Viola Davis.
#education
Fox News: Supreme Court rejects Boston parents' appeal claiming racial bias in an admissions policy
The Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from Boston parents claiming discrimination against White and Asian students in a temporary admissions policy at three high schools. The policy, which replaced entrance exams with GPA and ZIP code criteria during the pandemic, was only in effect for one year.
Justice Gorsuch noted that the policy had been revised and deemed the case less relevant. Justices Thomas and Alito dissented, arguing the policy perpetuated race-based affirmative action, which the court had recently deemed unconstitutional in college admissions.