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#politics
Breitbart: Venezuela Places $100,000 Bounty on Real Winner of Maduro’s Sham Election
Venezuela's government has announced a $100,000 bounty for information leading to the capture of exiled opposition leader Edmundo González, who claims to have won the disputed 2024 presidential election. Nicolás Maduro also claims victory and plans to inaugurate himself on January 10, 2025.
González, who fled to Spain after an arrest warrant was issued, is accused of various crimes related to the election. Despite being recognized as the election's legitimate winner by several countries, the Maduro regime continues to assert control, with international observers denouncing the election as fraudulent.
Fox News: Mike Johnson re-elected speaker: Here were the top three moments of the dramatic vote
House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., narrowly retained his position after a tense vote, with only one Republican, Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., voting against him. Five Republicans initially abstained, but after calls from President-elect Trump, two defectors switched their votes to support Johnson.
The vote highlighted internal GOP dynamics, with Rep. Keith Self, R-Texas, stating his change was to advance the "Trump agenda." Johnson's ability to secure the speakership reflects ongoing party alignment as they prepare for a new congressional session.
Fox News: House votes for rules to make ousting a speaker more difficult
The House of Representatives has approved new rules that increase the threshold for initiating a vote to oust the Speaker from one to nine members of the majority party. This change, led by Speaker Mike Johnson, aims to provide more stability for leadership amid concerns over accountability.
Democrats have criticized the new rules, claiming they diminish the role of the minority party and create a situation where only Republicans can initiate a motion to vacate the Speaker. The changes also include amendments to language used in family references and restrictions on the Speaker's ability to expedite legislation.
Breitbart: CNN’s Jennings: GOP Needs to Stop Fighting Amongst Themselves
Scott Jennings criticized internal conflicts within the Republican Party during CNN's coverage of the House Speaker vote. He emphasized the need for unity and swift leadership, suggesting that the party's focus should be on electing Mike Johnson to better serve their voters and confront Democrats.
Jennings expressed that ongoing disputes are counterproductive and that the party should prioritize effective governance over infighting. He urged Republicans to rally behind Johnson to fulfill their elected mandate.
Breitbart: Elon Musk on California Law Banning Voter ID: 'To Make Voting Fraud Unprovable'
Elon Musk criticized a new California law that prohibits local authorities from requiring photo ID for voting, claiming it facilitates unprovable voting fraud. This law, signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom, counters a voter ID measure passed in Huntington Beach.
The law has sparked backlash, particularly among conservatives, who argue that California's voting regulations are overly lenient. The ongoing legal battle involves California's Attorney General challenging Huntington Beach's voter ID ordinance.
#society
Fox News: Family-owned California restaurant closes after gender discrimination lawsuit for ‘ladies night’ promotion
Lima, a family-run Peruvian restaurant in Concord, California, closed its doors after facing financial strain from a gender-discrimination lawsuit linked to its ladies' night promotion. Owner John Marquez criticized the lawsuit as frivolous and suggested it was driven by opportunistic lawyers rather than local residents.
California's Unruh Civil Rights Act mandates equal accommodations for all customers, which has led to similar lawsuits against other small businesses, including the Fresno Grizzlies baseball team. These legal challenges highlight the risks small proprietors face under stringent state laws.
Le Monde: In Damascus, among the ruins of Qaboun, the ghost of community tensions
In the devastated neighborhood of Qaboun, Damascus, residents reflect on their ruined homes following the fall of Bashar al-Assad. Once a vibrant Sunni suburb, it has been reduced to rubble after years of siege and bombing, with only about 2,000 of the original 30,000 residents remaining.
Despite the destruction, locals express a desire to rebuild and return to their community. However, they acknowledge that recovery will require significant time and resources, as they navigate the challenges of returning to a ghost town marked by loss and displacement.
Breitbart: Saints Mourn the Loss of Superdome Staffer Killed in Terror Attack
The New Orleans Saints are mourning the death of staffer Matthew Tenedorio, one of 14 victims killed by a terrorist on New Year’s Day. The team expressed their sorrow and highlighted Tenedorio's potential and dedication to the organization.
Saints Owner Gayle Benson has pledged support to the victims' families through a donation to the Greater New Orleans Foundation's disaster relief fund, emphasizing the importance of community support during this tragic time.
GB News: Helen Flanagan felt 'children would be better without me' as she reflects on 'tough' year
Helen Flanagan, former star of Coronation Street, opened up about her severe mental health struggles following her split from Scott Sinclair, revealing feelings of suicidal despair and financial ruin. She described a stark contrast between her lonely Christmas in 2022 and a more hopeful 2023, despite ongoing challenges.
Flanagan's mental health deteriorated to the point where she questioned her ability to parent, experiencing psychosis linked to her ADHD medication. She characterized her relationship with Sinclair as "toxic" and admitted to communication issues, acknowledging the need for personal growth post-separation.
Breitbart: VIDEO: Pilot, Daughter Killed When Plane Hits California Building
A plane crash in Fullerton, California, on Thursday resulted in the deaths of the pilot and his 16-year-old daughter, with 19 others injured. The aircraft crashed into a furniture upholstery plant shortly after takeoff from Fullerton Municipal Airport, igniting a fire.
Authorities are investigating the incident, which occurred less than two minutes into the flight. The city of Fullerton is providing support to those affected and working with agencies to uncover the details of the tragedy.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: Breaking: Cybertruck Bomber's Manifesto Allegedly Released - Links to NJ Drone Invasion - Mind-Blowing Cover-up Claims
Matt Livelsberger, a former Green Beret, died in a Cybertruck explosion outside Trump Tower in Las Vegas. Before his death, he allegedly emailed claims about drone activity linked to China along the East Coast, raising concerns about national security threats.
Livelsberger's email suggested that advanced drones could pose a significant danger, and he expressed frustrations with U.S. leadership. He also referenced unaddressed war crimes in Afghanistan and a recent abduction attempt against him. The authenticity of the email remains unconfirmed.
Times Of Israel: Israeli negotiating team wraps up first day of renewed hostage talks in Doha
Israeli negotiators met with Qatari mediators and Hamas representatives in Doha to address ongoing hostilities and hostage situations. Talks have faced delays, with key issues remaining unresolved, including the release of hostages and terms for a ceasefire.
Despite challenges, there is cautious optimism for a potential agreement, influenced by external pressures from Qatari and Egyptian mediators, as well as U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's warnings regarding hostages. Meanwhile, Israel continues military operations against Hamas in Gaza.
Human Events: AVI ABELOW: The US should look to Israel’s model in stabilizing Syria
The fall of the Assad regime has led to chaos in Syria, with Sunni militant groups gaining control. In response, six Druze villages have requested Israeli protection, highlighting the instability in the region and the trust placed in Israel. The U.S. must adapt its policy to recognize Syria's fragmentation and support self-governing entities like the Druze and Kurds.
The U.S. should strengthen its alliance with Israel, providing military and financial aid to combat Sunni extremism without direct intervention. Recognizing the changing dynamics, including Turkey's destabilizing role, is crucial for protecting minority communities and maintaining regional stability.
#culture
Fox News: 'Spider-Man' star Tom Holland broke up fight in a LA Whole Foods
Tom Holland shared his experience of breaking up a fight at a Whole Foods in Los Angeles, where his presence as Spider-Man seemed to help de-escalate the situation. He confirmed that a fourth "Spider-Man" film is in the works, with production set to begin next summer.
Holland mentioned that he has read a draft of the script for the upcoming movie, which is scheduled for release in 2026. He noted the challenges of fitting the film into Marvel's broader timeline but expressed optimism about the project.