Tuesday Tidings

On a sunny and cool Tuesday, here are some things going on:

From National Review, presumptive president-elect Biden has some "dangerous" central planning ambitions.

From FrontpageMag, Iran can't wait for Biden to become president.

From Townhall, according to RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel, President Trump "is not done fighting".

From The Washington Free Beacon, a circuit court rules that Texas and Louisiana can drop Planned Avoidance of Parenthood from their Medicaid programs.

From the Washington Examiner, Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) derides Biden's foreign policy team.

From The Federalist, a look at America's Adams family.

From American Thinker, right-wing journalist Tucker Carlson points out how he thinks the election was stolen.

From CNS News, why the Paris Climate Accord is a failure.

From LifeZette, Trump vows to keep on fighting.

From NewsBusters, how the left-wing media affected the election.

From Canada Free Press, the Democratic Party shifts, not toward communism, but toward fascism.

From Global News, Canada secures 26,000 doses of a coronavirus antibody treatment.

From The Conservative Woman, we must resist the planned future.

From the Evening Standard, three households in the U.K. can mix during Christmastime, but not in a pub.

From the Irish Examiner, according to Tánaiste Leo Varadkar, Ireland could have a "short" return to level 3 coronavirus restrictions during January.

From The Brussels Times, according to the Flemish Scientific Association for Youth Health Care, fist bumping is not a high-risk type of contact.  (If you read Flemish, read the story at Het Nieuwsblad.)

From Dutch News, eight Dutch teenagers are arrested for allegedly attacking a man whom they thought was a paedophile.  (If you read Dutch, read the story at Omroep Zeeland.)

From EuroNews, nine German police officers are accused of participating in right-wing extremist chat rooms.

From Hungary Today, will the coronavirus steal Christmas shopping in Hungary?

From ReMix, according to a survey, most Poles want Poland to stay in the E.U. but also want the country to stay sovereign.

From Sputnik International, according to Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova, mass coronavirus vaccination will start in Russia in 2021, which will be voluntary.

From The Sofia Globe, Bulgarian doctors and restaurant operators react to proposed tougher coronavirus measures.

From Ekathimerini, two Turks are arrested on the Greek island of Lesvos for suspected human trafficking.

From Euractiv, has Europe learned the lessons from the genocide in Srebrenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina?

From Malta Today, a pregnant woman admits to trafficking three types of illegal drugs from a garage in Marsa, Malta.

From RFI, France will end its coronavirus lockdown on December 15th and loosen other restrictions this week.

From Free West Media, much of the violent crime in France has a religious dimension.

From Turkish Minute, Turkey's foreign ministry summons envoys from the E.U., Germany and Italy over a search of a Turkish cargo ship.

From The Times Of Israel, witness testimony in Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's corruption trail is postponed until next February.

From Egypt Today, Egyptian's in 13 governorates vote in parliamentary runoff elections.

From The New Arab, Egypt places 30 people on a terrorism watch list.

From the Ethiopian Monitor, according to the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission, over 600 civilians were murdered by a group supported by the TPLF.

From The Express Tribune, Pakistan rules out recognizing Israel.

From the Hindustan Times, India's Border Security Force hands the body of an intruder over to Pakistani Rangers.

From the Daily Mirror, the Sri Lankan government reportedly plans to sell a jetty in the Colombo Port to an Indian company.

From The Straits Times, a Bangladeshi construction worker is arrested in Singapore for alleged terror-related activities.

From The Borneo Post, Thai authorities arrest three Thais in connection with a shootout at the Thailand-Malaysia border in which a Malaysian policeman was killed.

From Vietnam Plus, Prime Ministers Nguyen Xuan Phuc (Vietnam) and Samdech Techo Hun Sen (Cambodia) hold online talks to bolster the relations between the two countries.

From Gatestone Institute, what a Biden administration would mean for border security.

From The Stream, there's more at stake than Trump versus Biden.

From ITR Economics, does the U.S. steal jobs from other countries?

From The Daily Signal, Americans should be allowed to decide how to celebrate Thanksgiving.

From Space War, Australia hits back at the "needless" worsening of its ties with China.

From Moon Daily, China envisions "a long march to the moon".

From KRON4, Mexican authorities arrest a cartel boss and two others in connection with the deaths of nine Americans in Bavispe, Sorona.  (via Fox News)

From Breitbart, Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) urges Georgians to vote Republican in the senatorial runoffs.

From the Daily Caller, Philadelphia loses over 200 guns.

From Fox News, according to CDC Director Robert Redfield, a coronavirus vaccine will be rolled out in the U.S. by the "end of the second week in December".  (via The Daily Wire)

From CBS Philly, some Pennsylvanians aren't willing to obey coronavirus restrictions during Thanksgiving.

And from CheckYourFact, no, a photographed inaugural stage in front of the White House is not for presumptive president-elect Biden.