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Florida Teen Brothers Get Into Gun Battle Over Christmas Presents, Sister Killed While Holding Baby
The tragic events unfolded Sunday afternoon as the brothers, identified by Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri as Damarcus Coley, 14, and Darcus Coley, 15, began arguing while the family was at a store Christmas shopping.
The sheriff said Darcus Coley was “jealous” that his mother was buying more presents for his younger brother than him, a squabble that continued after they left the store.
The tragic events unfolded Sunday afternoon as the brothers, identified by Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri as Damarcus Coley, 14, and Darcus Coley, 15, began arguing while the family was at a store Christmas shopping.
The sheriff said Darcus Coley was “jealous” that his mother was buying more presents for his younger brother than him, a squabble that continued after they left the store.
Teen Tourists from South America Stabbed at Grand Central Station on Christmas, Attacker Yells Racially Charged Threats: “I Want All the White People Dead”
A peaceful Christmas Day turned grim at Grand Central Terminal when two tourists, girls aged 14 and 16 from South America, were unexpectedly stabbed while eating.
The assailant, identified as 36-year-old Steven Hutcherson, made racially charged threats before launching the attack, abc7NY reported.
The attack took place around 11:25 a.m. in the Dining Concourse of Grand Central Terminal while the girls were dining with their parents. Following an altercation with the staff of Tartinery, who told him he could not sit in the restaurant’s area, Hutcherson redirected his rage towards the young tourists.
Reportedly, Hutcherson exclaimed, “I want all the white people dead,” and then said, “I want to sit next to the crackers,” before he advanced towards the victims with a knife.
IDF EXPOSES Hamas’s Hidden Warfare in Hospitals and Schools | TBN Israel
TBN Israel’s Yair Pinto reports from the frontlines of the Israel-Gaza War while on active duty with the IDF.
On the 81st day of the conflict, Pinto reports on his return to the Gaza Strip, revealing the IDF’s latest operations uncovering Hamas’s use of hospitals and schools for terrorist activities.
Nancy Pelosi Defies Scrutiny, Bets $2M on Nvidia
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her husband, a venture capitalist, are back to investing big money on artificial intelligence giant Nvidia, the New York Post reports.
Pelosi disclosed her trade in a Dec. 22, 2023 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
“Pelosi bet millions on $NVDA in November using call options,” Congresstrading posted on X. “Using a deceptive tactic, she purposely disclosed this on the Friday before Christmas weekend to avoid media coverage.”
After Christmas Swatting Incident, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Reveals Sick Death Threats Made Against Her and President Trump
After being swatted for the eighth time, this time on Christmas Day, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene revealed she, her boyfriend Brian Glenn, and President Trump were recently the target of sick death threats made by a deranged man–whom police have not arrested even though he threatened to shoot her in the head and skin her body to make a “parasol,” referencing serial killer Ed Gein.
The man also said he wanted to bash in the heads of Trump and Glenn.
Frustrated with the inability of the FBI to track down and make arrests in the swatting incidents, Greene said she will be introducing legislation to “track down swatters.”
Sweden’s NATO Membership In The Works After Turkey Committee Approves Bid
On Tuesday, the foreign affairs committee of the Turkish parliament approved Sweden’s NATO membership application, bringing the Nordic nation—which had previously been nonaligned—one step closer to becoming a member of the Western military alliance.
The last step in Turkey’s legislative procedure will now require the general assembly of the Turkish Parliament to adopt Sweden’s accession treaty.
Deputy Foreign Minister Burak Akcapar briefed the committee members before the vote, outlining the actions Sweden has taken in response to Turkish demands, such as removing limitations on sales to the military sector and changing anti-terrorism legislation in ways that “no one could have imagined five or six years ago.”
Trump asks appeals court to throw out 2020 case
Fox News legal editor Kerri Kupec Urbahn joins ‘The Faulkner Focus’ to discuss former President Trump’s legal troubles and the possibility of the Supreme Court taking up Colorado’s ballot ban. Fox News’ David Spunt reports
Caravan of 8K Migrants Headed to Southern Border
The migrants, mostly from Cuba, Haiti, and Honduras, set out for the U.S. on Sunday. They walked more than nine miles from the Mexican southern border city Tapachula to Alvaro Obregón, the New York Post reported Tuesday.
Local media said some caravan members came from as far away as Bangladesh and India, BBC reported.
U.S. Customs and Border Patrol officials said as many as 10,000 migrants have been arrested daily at the southwest border this month, the Post reported.
CBP statistics show that more than 240,000 migrants were encountered each of the past three months. Officials said encounters in December already have surpassed 200,000.
California Forever Lawsuit Looms as Solano County Farmers Fight Back
But a few years ago, their world started to turn upside down. In 2017, Flannery Associates, a company backed by Silicon Valley billionaires, started buying thousands of acres of farmland around them to build a new city from scratch. The Andersons weren’t interested in selling their land when the company first approached them in 2019.
“It’s not just about the money,” said Ian. “It’s about who we are and what we do. We have value in growing our crops and raising our livestock. That is more meaningful than cashing in on money and then trying to start a new life somewhere else.”
California Forever, the parent company of Flannery Associates, wants to “bring back the California Dream” — a dream that includes offices close to homes, with restaurants and small businesses lining the streets in between. The details of how that city will be built are still hazy.
IDF update: Hezbollah strikes Israel church, weapons found in Gaza child’s room | LiveNOW from FOX
Israel said Tuesday that Hezbollah launched an anti-tank missile from inside Lebanon, striking a church in northern Israel, injuring at least one civilian.
There are reports that Israel is planning to expand its ground operations in Gaza as the war against Hamas continues.
Lt. Col. Peter Lerner with the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) joined LiveNOW from FOX’s Josh Breslow to explain.
Ukraine claims to have destroyed Russian navy vessel in Crimea
Israeli Soldier Dies of Superbug Infection From Contaminated Gaza Soil
The unnamed soldier joined several soldiers being treated in Israel for multidrug-resistant fungal infections following war action in Gaza, but was the first to succumb to his illness, according to the report.
Israeli doctors believe the soldiers contracted the fungus from Gaza’s ground soil, which is contaminated with sewage and other pollutants following months of bombardments by Israeli forces.
Journalists on the ground in Gaza reported as early as October that the streets were “overflowing with sewage” and the population was “on the brink of a massive health hazard and the risk of diseases are looming.”
Fast News Bulletin: December 26 | Sky News Australia
News Anchor Fired After Drinking From ‘Pro-Israel’ Starbucks Cup Live On Air
Meltem Gunay, 45, a veteran news presenter for TGRT Haber and winner of the Best Morning Presenter award, was dismissed this week for cause by the channel, the latest in a string of escalating incidents highlighting tensions in the region.
Starbucks has been accused of propping up both sides of the Israel-Gaza war, a claim the company pushed back on, saying in a statement “our stance is clear. We stand for humanity.”
TGRT Haber, for its part, said the station “knows the sensitivities of the Turkish people regarding Gaza and defends them to the end.”
Dr. Matthew Wielicki: I Refuse to Stay Silent about Climate Change
When Dr. Matthew Wielicki refused to stay silent about climate change and earth science, he became a professor-in-exile.
Even though members of the scientific community routinely discuss the negative effects of irrational fear in private, they dare not speak out lest they lose their positions and research funds.
Dr. Wielicki shares his story and encourages the next generation to reject the doomsday narrative and maintain hope for the future.
FINALLY Jeffrey Epstein PLANE Goes Live DC Swamps EXPOSED!!!
Jeffrey Epstein plane goes live DC swamps exposed. Sen. Marsha Blackburn is leading the charge for a subpoena for Jeffrey Epstein’s flight logs, accuses Dick Durbin blocking Jeffrey Epstein flight log release.
Sen. Tim Burchett said that many “good conservatives” are getting blackmailed. The complete client list needs to be released for those individuals to be judged by public opinion, but America’s judicial system is compromised and the public will never know all the answers.
Censored | Full Measure
We begin with one of the most heated controversies of our time: the battle to control our information.
Our government, federal agencies, and media have grown more heavy-handed than ever, going so far as to smear and cancel opponents, and censor true information they just don’t like. The battles have played out on social media and on the internet, and in presidential politics.
For the first time ever, the courts have now determined that the White House and top American agencies violated free speech tenets at the very heart of the U.S. Constitution. Today, we’re off to Missouri to hear from the key figure in the landmark case.
Woke, Inc. | Full Measure
The practice of corporations weighing in on social and political controversies, almost always on the side of the Left, is commonplace — and drawing plenty of controversy. Today, a confession from someone who says he helped start the trend and now wants to say, “I’m sorry.”
Man charged with attempted homicide after smashing into SUV with 3 children inside on Christmas Eve
The incident apparently happened around 3:40 p.m. on Christmas Eve, when the victim was parked on the side of the road, unloading three children from a vehicle. The victim was reportedly in town to visit family for the holiday.
Norvell allegedly sped up his car and slammed into the victim’s SUV, per the report. Just moments before impact, the victim jumped onto the hood of Norvell’s vehicle, which the victim said saved his life.
The victim and the three children were not seriously injured in the incident.
Migrants barrel toward US as top Biden officials expected to meet in Mexico
Fox News correspondent Griff Jenkins joins ‘Fox & Friends First’ to discuss a migrant caravan heading toward the U.S. as top Biden officials are set to meet with Mexican officials over the border crisis.
Americans working both a full-time and part-time job reaches record high, with more women working multiple jobs
At the same time, Department of Labor statistics revealed that 8.4 million Americans are working multiple jobs. That number is up more than 680,000 since November 2022.
About 55% of Americans working multiple jobs are women, who make up 4.63 million. The gender split for those working a primary full-time job and a secondary part-time job is nearly equal, with men making up slightly more at 50.01%.
“You need two or three side hustles just to get by now. The cost of living has gone through the roof. Our rent’s gone up $500 in the last year. You just can’t survive on one income any more,” Florin Moise told the Las Vegas outlet.
REPORT: IDF on high alert for Iranian retaliation after commander killed | National Report
On Tuesday’s “National Report,” The IDF is on high alert for retaliation and missile attacks after Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Commander Sayyed Razi Mousavi was killed in an airstrike in Syria. NEWSMAX’s Sarah Williamson reports.
Hamas and other Islamic terrorists reject terms of ceasefire proposal requiring that they give up power in Gaza
Egypt developed the ceasefire proposal with the Hamas-friendly Gulf state of Qatar and presented it to Israel, Hamas, the U.S., and various European governments on Monday, reported Al Jazeera.
The proposal asks that Israel fully withdraw from Gaza and for the establishment of a technocratic Palestinian regime to oversee the Gaza Strip and West Bank. Qatar, Egypt, and the U.S. would coordinate on the formation of this new “non-factional” regime.
The proposal further calls for multiple rounds of hostage and prisoner exchanges where Hamas would turn over civilians first, then female Israeli soldiers. Israel would in turn free some of the thousands of Palestinians it presently holds on security-related charges or convictions.
Pro Palestine RIOTERS ARRESTED After Attacking COPS During VIOLENT ‘Cancel Christmas’ Protest In NYC
TV7 Israel News – Sword of Iron, Israel at War – Day 81 – UPDATE 26.12.23
Christmas Massacre: Nigerian Gunmen Kill at Least 140 in ‘Christian-Dominated’ Regions
The assailants targeted 17 communities during the “senseless and unprovoked” attacks on Saturday and Sunday, during which most houses in the areas were burned down, Plateau Gov. Caleb Mutfwang said Tuesday in a broadcast on the local Channels Television.
Some of the locals said that it took more than 12 hours before security agencies responded to their call for help, a claim the AP couldn’t independently verify, but which echoes past concerns about slow interventions in Nigeria‘s deadly security crisis, which has killed hundreds this year, including in Plateau.
No group took responsibility for the attacks though the blame fell on herders from the Fulani tribe, who have been accused of carrying out such mass killings across the northwest and central regions where the decadeslong conflict over access to land and water has further worsened the sectarian division between Christians and Muslims in Africa’s most populous nation.
US strikes Hezbollah targets after US troops injured in Middle East
Rep. Cory Mills, R-Fla., joins ‘Fox & Friends’ to discuss the latest on U.S. troops attacked in the Middle East and Biden touting the economy as his approval hits new lows.
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