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11 Jan 2025
#politics
GB News: Donald Trump spared jail as he's sentenced to 'unconditional discharge' in hush money trial
Donald Trump has received an "unconditional discharge" in the hush money case, facing no fines, probation, or jail time despite being convicted on 34 counts of falsifying business records. Justice Juan Merchan stated this was the only lawful sentence, allowing Trump to assume his second term.
Trump, who maintains his innocence, plans to appeal the guilty verdict while preparing for his return to the White House on January 20, marking the first time a president will take office with a criminal conviction.
Breitbart: Newsom Calls for Investigation on Reservoir Being Offline as Fires Began
California Governor Gavin Newsom has requested an independent investigation into the Santa Ynez Reservoir's offline status during recent wildfires in Los Angeles, as well as the loss of water pressure to local fire hydrants. The reservoir was reportedly offline for maintenance when the fires began.
Newsom emphasized the need for answers to prevent future occurrences and ensure adequate resources for firefighting. Currently, multiple wildfires are active in the area, with varying levels of containment. President-elect Donald Trump has criticized Newsom, suggesting he should resign due to the situation.
Breitbart: Biden Rules Out Plans to Pardon Himself: 'I Didn't Do Anything Wrong'
President Biden stated he has no plans to pardon himself, asserting he has "didn't do anything wrong." At a White House press conference, he responded to questions about potential pardons for himself or family members, emphasizing he has not contemplated such actions.
Biden recently issued a pardon for his son, Hunter Biden, and has previously granted 39 pardons and commuted sentences for nearly 1,500 individuals convicted of non-violent crimes. He also mentioned considering pardons for Liz Cheney and Dr. Anthony Fauci.
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Breitbart: LAFD Chief Crowley: 'We Need to Be Fully Funded,' Budget Cuts Hurt the Fire Fight
LAFD Chief Kristin Crowley stated that a $17 million budget cut has severely impacted the department's ability to combat wildfires in Southern California. She emphasized that the reduction has led to over 100 fire apparatus being out of service, hindering their operational capacity.
Crowley called for full funding and support for the fire department to effectively manage current and future fire disasters in Los Angeles. She highlighted the critical need for resources to ensure firefighters can perform their duties efficiently.
Le Monde: The turbulent history of the French left's divisions over Islam and secularism since 'Charlie Hebdo' attack
On January 16, 2015, hundreds gathered in Pontoise to honor cartoonist Charb, who was killed in the Charlie Hebdo attack. Jean-Luc Mélenchon delivered a eulogy, condemning the religious fanatics responsible for the violence and emphasizing the importance of secularism.
The event followed a massive Republican march on January 11, where political leaders and citizens expressed solidarity with the victims. Despite some dissent among the intellectual left, the focus remained on national unity in the wake of the tragedy.
Breitbart: CA Citizen Confronts Gavin Newsom on Wildfire Response: ‘Tell Me What You’re Going to Do’
A California resident confronted Governor Gavin Newsom about his response to the devastating wildfires affecting her community. Despite her urgent questions, Newsom struggled to provide clear answers and claimed he was trying to reach President Biden for assistance, but faced cell service issues.
After the encounter, Newsom's office stated he did speak with Biden, who committed to covering 100% of recovery costs for the next 180 days. The fires have resulted in at least ten deaths, widespread displacement, and significant destruction, with major fires still largely uncontained.