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9 Dec 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Trump: ‘Maybe’ Biden Should Preemptively Pardon Cheney, Kinzinger
President-elect Donald Trump suggested that President Joe Biden should consider pardoning Democrats and members of the January 6 Committee, including Liz Cheney and Nancy Pelosi. Trump criticized the committee for allegedly deleting over 100 files before the GOP took control of the House.
Democrats have urged Biden to issue preemptive pardons for various allies, including himself and family members, which some view as an admission of guilt. Trump remarked that the decision is up to Biden and the authorities, while highlighting the committee's actions as unprecedented.
Le Monde: Romania's far right challenges annulment of presidential election
Romania's presidential election has been annulled by the Constitutional Court, citing breaches of financing transparency and disinformation campaigns. Far-right candidate Calin Georgescu, who gained attention through social media, called for calm and democracy despite the political crisis.
The electoral process is indefinitely suspended, with ultranationalist parties demanding a restart. President Klaus Iohannis insists a new government must be formed before any new election date is set. Legal battles are ongoing as various parties challenge the court's decision.
Fox News: Elon Musk agrees with Ron Paul's call to 'ELIMINATE foreign aid'
Elon Musk has aligned with former Rep. Ron Paul’s call to eliminate U.S. foreign aid, arguing it redistributes wealth unethically. Musk, appointed by President-elect Trump to lead the Department of Government Efficiency, emphasized the need for transparency in government spending.
Vivek Ramaswamy, also involved in the new department, echoed Musk's sentiments, suggesting that much foreign aid lacks congressional authorization and should be scrutinized. Both leaders advocate for a reformative approach to government funding and transparency regarding non-governmental organizations.
Fox News: I worked with Kash Patel to expose the Russia hoax and know he's the best pick to reform the FBI
Kash Patel's nomination as FBI director by President-elect Trump has ignited significant backlash from media and former officials. Patel, known for his role in exposing the alleged Russia collusion hoax, is viewed as a candidate capable of reforming the FBI and redirecting its focus to crime rather than political agendas.
His extensive background in government and law enforcement positions him as a strong candidate for leading the bureau, which critics argue requires fundamental changes to restore trust and impartiality. Supporters believe Patel's experience with surveillance abuses equips him to tackle the challenges facing the FBI.
#society
Fox News: Protecting yourself from Microsoft tech support scams
Tech support scams are increasingly sophisticated, exploiting users' fears about their devices. Scammers often impersonate reputable companies like Microsoft, creating a sense of urgency to pressure victims into providing personal information or payment.
To protect against these scams, users should disengage from unsolicited contacts, run security scans, change passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and report incidents to authorities. Legitimate tech companies do not initiate contact regarding computer issues.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Sa’ar confirms Israel hit chemical weapons sites and long-range rockets in Syria
Israel's Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar confirmed airstrikes on suspected chemical weapons and long-range rocket sites in Syria, aimed at preventing these weapons from reaching hostile groups. He emphasized that Israel's actions are solely for its security and that airstrikes would continue.
The strikes follow the recent overthrow of President Assad's regime by Syrian rebels, raising concerns about the potential for extremist groups to gain access to strategic weapons. Israel's military has a history of targeting Iranian and Hezbollah-related sites in Syria, with ongoing operations expected.
#economy
Forbes: Nvidia Shares Slide After China Starts Antitrust Probe
Nvidia shares fell about 2% after China announced an investigation into the company's 2020 acquisition of Mellanox Technologies for potential antitrust violations. This probe comes amid heightened tensions between the US and China over technology restrictions.
The investigation follows recent US actions to limit advanced technology sales to China, while Nvidia also faces scrutiny from the US Justice Department regarding its business practices.
#culture
GB News: Tasha Ghouri sends clear message after BBC Strictly semi dance-off as she issues statement on finale
Tasha Ghouri faced a surprising dance-off in the Strictly Come Dancing semi-finals despite earning a perfect score for her Waltz. She and partner Aljaz Skorjanec were saved by the judges after competing against Pete Wicks and Jowita Pzrystal.
Ghouri expressed her determination to enjoy the finale, acknowledging the challenges faced during the competition. She praised her fellow contestants and thanked the production team for their support throughout the season.
Human Events: LIBBY EMMONS: NYT wants ‘literary men’ back—but it led the charge to destroy them
In recent years, there has been a notable cultural shift away from white male authors, with various publications and institutions advocating for their exclusion from literary and artistic spaces. This trend has led to calls for white male writers to step back from their careers to make room for diverse voices, resulting in a significant impact on the literary landscape.
Despite this push for diversity, recent discussions highlight a growing concern over the diminishing presence of male authors in literature, with some acknowledging that the decline of white male dominance in the arts may not be as welcomed as previously thought. The narrative suggests that the backlash against white male creators has led to their marginalization, leaving a void that some now regret.
#crime
Forbes: Gunman Still At Large Days After UnitedHealthcare CEO Shooting—Here’s What We Know About The Suspect
The suspect in the murder of Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare, remains at large nearly five days after the shooting in New York City on December 4. Authorities believe the attack was targeted, with Thompson shot multiple times outside a Hilton hotel. The shooter is described as a light-skinned male who arrived in the city from Atlanta and is suspected to have stayed at a hostel.
Despite extensive investigations, including the use of helicopters and drones, police have struggled to identify the suspect due to his careful planning and use of disguises. Evidence collected includes a phone, a water bottle, and bullet casings with cryptic messages. The FBI has offered a $50,000 reward for information leading to the shooter’s capture.
Fox News: Daniel Penny jury returns after judge's controversial dismissal of deadlocked top charge
The jury in the trial of Marine veteran Daniel Penny will return to court to deliberate on the lesser charge of criminally negligent homicide after the judge dismissed the more serious second-degree manslaughter charge. This decision came after jurors indicated they were deadlocked on the initial charge.
Penny's defense argued that the judge's ruling violated state laws and could lead to coercive verdicts. The case stems from an incident in May 2023 where Penny restrained Jordan Neely, a homeless man, on a subway train after Neely allegedly threatened passengers. Penny faces a maximum of four years in prison if convicted of the lesser charge.
#outdoors
On The Water: Scale Down for Winter Largemouth
As winter approaches, anglers in the Northeast can adapt their strategies for catching largemouth bass. With colder temperatures, bass move to deeper waters and can be targeted using smaller lures like downsized swimbaits, finesse paddletails, and suspending jerkbaits. Techniques such as slow retrieves and long pauses are effective in enticing bites.
In addition to these methods, using flutter spoons and finesse-style ned rigs can yield success in winter conditions. Anglers should focus on areas with submerged structures and adjust their tactics based on water clarity and temperature to maximize their chances of landing winter bass.