Links To Start December

Today's big story would have to be the indictment of former national security adviser Michael Flynn by special counsel Robert Mueller on charges of lying to the FBI, and Flynn's subsequent guilty plea.  Read more at The Washington Post, The Hill, Politico and National Review.

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As I expected, there has been some more reaction to yesterday's acquittal (on most charges) in the trial of the illegal alien who shot Kate Steinle.

From FrontpageMag, it was "no justice for Kate Steinle".

And from HotAir, what the anger at the verdict is all about.

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Here are some other things going on out there:

From Anadolu Agency, the Turkish German who shut down President Trump's Twitter account claims to have done so by mistake.

From the Express, the E.U. withdraws funds from Turkey, thus jeopardizing the country's bid for membership.

From SwissInfo, a Swiss woman faces trial for "promoting jihad".

From Sputnik International, many Muslims in Europe will not "integrate with locals".

From Voice Of Europe, illegal immigrants in Bulgaria bring in more illegal immigrants.

From Flanders News, a woman of Moroccan origin, convicted of recruiting jihadists, has been stripped of her Belgian citizenship.

From the Mirror, a bomb was found at a children's carousel at a Christmas market in Potsdam, Germany.

From About Hungary, the Christmas light tram in Budapest is running again this year.

From WestMonster, a German exhibit honoring martyrs includes one of the terrorists involved in the attack in Paris in 2015.

From Sky News, Pope Francis asks the Rohingya Muslims for forgiveness for "the world's indifference".

From the New York Post, Congressman John Conyers (D-Mich) will consider resigning, due to his health.

From BizPac Review, Matt Lauer's "cringeworthy" interview with Sandra Bullock.

From Townhall, "is feminism the answer to sexual harassment?"

From the Star Tribune, Garrison Keillor's final show was "a little weird".

From CATO Institute, financial regulation is getting weird - again.

From UPI, today in history.

From Page Six, the Bush is back.  (Neither the Bush who told us to read his lips, nor the one who mispronounces "nu-kyu-ler", but the one who got Trump to joke about grabbing the, uh, cat.)

And from Hokiesports, the Sun Bowl will honor retired Virginia Tech football coach Frank Beamer as one of its Legends.