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10 Dec 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Turley Shows How Those Who Receive Preemptive Pardons from Biden Could Still Face Prosecution
George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley argues that preemptive pardons issued by President Biden, including those for his son Hunter and other allies, may not fully protect recipients from prosecution. He suggests that individuals could still face legal consequences if they provide false statements to Congress or federal investigators.
Turley warns that such sweeping pardons could undermine the legal system and set a concerning precedent, as they allow individuals to avoid accountability for potential misconduct. He emphasizes that even if pardoned, those called to testify in Congress may struggle to invoke the Fifth Amendment.
Fox News: 'The View' co-host promises to 'wear a MAGA hat' if Trump gets Hamas to release the hostages
Alyssa Farah Griffin, co-host of "The View," stated she would wear a MAGA hat for an episode if President-elect Donald Trump secures the release of hostages held by Hamas. This remark sparked backlash during a discussion about Trump's recent appearance at the reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral.
While some co-hosts expressed skepticism about the cordiality of Trump's interactions with other leaders, Griffin emphasized the importance of projecting unity to both allies and adversaries. She reiterated her commitment to acknowledge positive actions, despite her ongoing criticisms of Trump.
The Western Journal: Blind Biden: POTUS Literally Wearing Blanket Can't Find Cameras to Wave At
President Biden appeared confused during a recent Tribal Nations Summit, struggling to follow directions and locate cameras for a photo op. Wearing an Indian blanket, he was guided by Interior Secretary Deb Haaland, prompting reactions of embarrassment on social media.
This incident follows a media event where Biden lost track of a question regarding journalist Austin Tice, leading to further concerns about his mental acuity. Critics have highlighted these moments as indicative of a national embarrassment.
#society
Fox News: Former New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo's sexual harassment accuser drops federal lawsuit
Charlotte Bennett has withdrawn her federal lawsuit against former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, filing a notice of dismissal just before her deposition. Bennett's attorneys stated the decision was made to end Cuomo's alleged harassment of their client, while Cuomo's representative called the lawsuit baseless.
Bennett's lawsuit accused Cuomo of making inappropriate comments and subjecting her to unwanted personal inquiries. Despite the withdrawal, her attorneys indicated that she will continue to pursue a separate lawsuit against New York State for justice regarding the alleged harassment.
#economy
GB News: Homeowners told the property feature that can boost the value of your home by £129,000
Homeowners with annexes can expect a premium of £129,300 when selling their properties this Christmas, as homes with this feature command prices 20.7% higher than those without across England. The appeal of self-contained living spaces is particularly strong during the festive season.
Regional variations show Yorkshire and the Humber leading with a 24.3% increase, translating to an additional £110,500. The South East offers the highest monetary premium at £167,500, while London has the lowest percentage at 10.3%, equating to £107,550.
#health
Le Monde: Dozens of Nobel laureates sign letter opposing RFK Jr. as Trump's health secretary
Seventy-seven Nobel laureates have signed an open letter to the US Senate opposing Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s nomination as Secretary of Health and Human Services, citing his lack of medical credentials and anti-vaccine stance. They warn that his confirmation would jeopardize public health.
Kennedy, an environmental lawyer with no medical background, has promoted conspiracy theories regarding vaccines and has expressed intentions to remove fluoride from drinking water. The letter urges the Senate to reject his appointment.
#crime
Fox News: Local Pennsylvania officer hailed hero for 'swift' actions in arrest of UnitedHealthcare CEO murder suspect
Luigi Mangione, a suspect in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, was apprehended by police in a Pennsylvania McDonald's. Officer Tyler Frye recognized him and acted swiftly, leading to his arrest after Mangione attempted to use a fake ID and was found with a 3D-printed gun and silencer.
Mangione faces multiple charges, including forgery and possession of firearms without a license. His quick identification highlights the importance of community-police relations, as emphasized by Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro.
#technology
RV Lifestyle: RV News Update: Now they say it's not a 'Ban' but may just be Motorhome 'Unavailability'
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