Morning Wire Penny Jurors Deadlocked & Notre Dame Cathedral Reopens | Afternoon Update | 12.6.24
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Dec 6, 2024 Engaging insights on the deadlock in Daniel Penny's manslaughter trial and its wider implications set the tone. The reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral adds a historic dimension to the discussion. Public perception of the FBI takes a hit as new polls reveal declining approval. Whistleblower revelations about migrant conditions in Massachusetts spark further debate. Meanwhile, the rich get richer as income benchmarks for the top 1% are revealed, all while consumer optimism grows.
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Penny Trial Deadlocked
- Daniel Penny is charged with manslaughter in the death of Jordan Neely.
- Jurors are currently unable to reach a verdict.
Preemptive Pardons Considered
- The Biden administration is considering preemptive pardons for figures like Fauci and Cheney.
- This unprecedented move sparks debate among Democrats.
Notre Dame Reopens
- Notre Dame Cathedral reopens after the 2019 fire, ahead of schedule.
- The $900 million restoration was funded by global donors, including Americans.