Scheer Post • Dec 15, 2025
The Far Right Triumphs in Chile
José Antonio Kast, who has promised historic tax cuts and a tougher immigration policy, will be Chile’s next president. Center-left candidate Jeanette Jara has conceded defeat.
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Scheer Post • Dec 15, 2025
Israeli ‘Predator’ Smartphone Spyware Exposed
It’s just the latest example of an Israeli-linked spyware specialist acting with no consideration for the law - although one wouldn’t know that from Amnesty’s probe.
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Rebranding Genocide
The Genocide in Gaza has not stopped. It has been rebranded. And that is enough of a linguistic subterfuge to get the world to ignore it.
Semafor • Dec 15, 2025
Aviation tech providers helping to curb emissions
SITA, which counts Singapore Airlines and Air France-KLM among its customers, is helping airlines cut fuel use, its CEO told Semafor.
Scheer Post • Dec 15, 2025
NYT Editors Gaslight Readers Over Paper’s Gaza Bias
Even as NYT chief Joe Kahn was clamping down on the newsroom, he offered praise to then-President Joe Biden for backing Israel’s genocide.
Scheer Post • Dec 15, 2025
‘Depraved Response to a Depraved Act’: Netanyahu Blames Attack on Australia Recognizing Palestine
“This is an atrocious downplaying of real antisemitism at a time when rampant Jew hatred is killing people,” said an American congressional candidate and school shooting survivor.
Scheer Post • Dec 15, 2025
Gunman Who Killed Three Americans in Syria Was Member of Syrian Government’s Security Forces
Two members of the Iowa National Guard and a civilian interpreter were killed in the attack.
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Hasan Abi • Dec 15, 2025
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Pod Save America • Dec 15, 2025
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