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#politics
Fox News: Tim Scott pledges to finish wall in visit to southern border, as crisis becomes key 2024 issue
Republican presidential candidate Tim Scott visited the southern border and advocated for finishing the construction of the border wall, calling it necessary to tackle the ongoing migrant surge and the influx of fentanyl into the US. The Biden administration reversed Trump-era border policies, leading to a historic spike in migration, while Republicans blame the administration for the surge and the increase in fentanyl trafficking.
Breitbart: Dershowitz: Jack Smith Could be Indicted for Fraud for Omitting Trump's 'Peaceful' Statement
Alan Dershowitz accuses Special Counsel Jack Smith of omitting key portion of Donald Trump's speech, suggesting he could be indicted for fraud. Smith focused on Trump's use of "fight like hell" but left out the sentence about peacefully making voices heard. Smith's repetition of House Democrats' errors seems deliberate, as these phrases were crucial in Trump's impeachment trial. Trump's defense team emphasized his call for peaceful rally at the Capitol, which helped him defeat the incitement charge.
Forbes: What To Know About South Africa’s ‘Kill The Boer’ Chant—As Elon Musk Sounds Alarm
A controversial song called "Kill the Boer" chanted at a political rally in South Africa has sparked backlash. Elon Musk, a South African-born billionaire, criticized the song and accused the organizers of promoting genocide against white people. The song, dating back to the Apartheid era, is defended by its supporters as a call against discrimination, while critics argue it incites violence.
The New American: Progressives Promote Article V Convention as a Way to "Rethink Our Institutions and Make Them More Democratic" - The New American
Progressives are considering the idea of an Article V convention to bring about progressive reform in a Congress that has been resistant to change. However, this pursuit of "democracy" ignores the dangers of turbulence and contention that democracies can bring. Furthermore, allowing progressives to redefine our institutions would only result in a Constitution far removed from the one established by the Founding Fathers. This push for a convention of states should be discouraged to protect the integrity of our Constitution.
Fox News: Ethiopia declares state of emergency as regional violence spirals out of control
Ethiopia's Council of Ministers declares a state of emergency in Amhara region due to intensifying clashes between regional forces and the military. The declaration highlights the threat to national security and severe economic damage caused by armed extremist groups.
The Federalist Papers: 'The Biden Family Is Trolling Kamala': Is the President's Sister Trying to Make VP Harris Mad?
Vice President Kamala Harris is being mocked for lacking respect even by President Joe Biden's family. Greg Gutfeld trolled Harris and the Biden family by joking about the potential presidential run of Meghan Markle, supported by Biden's sister. Harris has become unpopular and Markle is seen as an even less serious person.
Newsbusters: Scarborough: 'I Bend Over Backwards Too Hard' To Understand Other Views
Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough delivers a stand-up comedy-worthy line, claiming he tries too hard to understand opposing views. However, his show is a clear echo chamber for liberal talking points, with a guest lineup dominated by left-leaning figures. Scarborough's sanctimony falls flat as his show lacks diverse perspectives.
Red State: WATCH: Kamala Harris Piles on the ‘Bidenomics’ Cringe During Visit to Wisconsin
Kamala Harris's performance as vice president is garnering criticism due to her awkward and cringe-worthy moments. Her speech in Wisconsin showcased her infamous cackle and inability to deliver coherent statements. Polls indicate that a majority of Americans remain unimpressed with her, which could pose a problem for the Biden-Harris administration in 2024.
Fox News: Bill Barr calls out DOJ's 'two standards' with 'aggressive move' towards Trump, 'lenient treatment' of Hunter
Former Attorney General Bill Barr criticized the Biden Justice Department for its differing approaches to the Trump indictment and the Hunter Biden probe, calling it a "two standards" issue. Barr defended the Trump indictment but questioned the wisdom of the decision, noting the divisive nature of the case compared to the perceived lenient treatment of Hunter Biden. He warned that criminally going after a former president is a "big deal" and expressed concern about the diversion of attention from serious national issues.
Barr stated that he wouldn't have brought the charges against Trump, citing concerns about the handling of the Jan. 6 investigation and the Hunter Biden case. He emphasized the need for coordination and forceful engagement in the Hunter Biden case, questioning the fairness and just resolution of the wrongdoing. Critics have pointed out the differing treatment of the Trump cases and the Hunter Biden probe, with allegations of DOJ interference in the latter.
#society
Fox News: Wild boar killed after attacking woman, teenage boy in Hong Kong train station
Wild boar in Hong Kong are being captured and killed by officials after attacking people. A woman and a 15-year-old boy were injured in the most recent incident. Hong Kong has seen an increase in wild boar sightings and attacks in urban areas, causing the government to change its approach and begin culling the population.
#war
Fox News: US declines to declare Army Pvt. Travis King a prisoner of war while held in North Korea: report
Army Pvt. Travis King, who crossed into North Korea last month, has not been classified as a prisoner of war by the United States. This could potentially deprive him of protections under the Geneva Convention. The U.S. is working to determine King's status in North Korea.
Euromaidan Press: Russia to likely resume strikes on critical infrastructure of Ukraine during winter – Air Force
Russia is expected to resume strikes on Ukraine's critical infrastructure during the winter, using combat drones instead of missiles due to a shortage. The spokesperson for Ukraine's Air Forces Command warns that Russia will target power, gas, heat, and water supply facilities. The missiles that Ukraine previously transferred to Russia are now being used against Ukraine.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Nikola's Abrupt CEO Transition, Carl Icahn Led Icahn Enterprises Cuts Dividend Payout, FDA Rejects Mesoblast's Cell Therapy For Kids: Today's Top Stories
UAW demands 40% pay hike for auto factory workers at GM, Ford, and Stellantis.
KKR in talks to acquire Simon & Schuster for $1.65 billion amid declining print book sales and new threats from AI technology.
Flag And Cross: Atlassian Performs Despite Macro Headwinds: 4 Analysts On Q4 Print, Outlook
Shares of Atlassian Corp surged after reporting upbeat Q4 results. Analysts maintain buy, hold, and overweight ratings, citing strong cloud growth, better-than-expected performance, and conservative guidance. The company saw improvement in various areas of its business, including enterprise purchases and server renewals.
#culture
Flag And Cross: What It's Like To Live On The Inbetweeners Street
Residents of Abbots Langley, UK, where the hit British comedy "The Inbetweeners" was filmed, recall their experiences with the show. Janette Creasey, who lived opposite one of the houses used for filming, remembers the cast not expecting the show to become a success. Bryan Farrelly, who lived in another house used for filming, and Paul Pyzer, a neighbor, also share their experiences.
#health
Human Events: MORGONN MCMICHAEL: Minnesota abortion providers no longer
required to report infants that survive
Minnesota has changed its abortion reporting laws, eliminating the requirement for providers to report instances of infants being born alive during abortions. The previous law also mandated reporting of measures taken to save the infants' lives, but the new law only requires that the infants be provided with "care." Advocacy groups, such as the Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life, argue that this puts disabled babies at risk. Efforts on a federal level to protect babies surviving abortions have failed to pass.
#crime
Human Events: PAIGE ROUX: NYC to spend $485 MILLION on plan to stop gun
violence
New York City announces $485 million plan to combat gun violence, targeting high-crime precincts. Investment includes early intervention, housing improvements, navigation and benefits support, community vitality, employment and entrepreneurship, trauma-informed care, and community-police relations.
PJ Media: Police Work Isn't a Tea Party
The Los Angeles Times runs a hit piece on the LAPD officers involved in a shooting, focusing on their joking about earning overtime. The paper uses this incident to regurgitate past incidents of inappropriate remarks made by officers. The article fails to provide context or consider the stress and coping mechanisms of police officers.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Mother Saves Daughter from Cougar Attack by "Yelling and Screaming"
An aggressive cougar attacked an 8-year-old girl at Olympic National Park, prompting evacuations. The girl escaped with minor injuries. Rangers are searching for the cougar to euthanize it.