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10 Jan 2025
#politics
The Western Journal: Wildfire Victim Rushes Gavin Newsom, Catches Him in a Lie About Phone Call to Biden
Californians are increasingly frustrated with Governor Gavin Newsom's handling of wildfires, as demonstrated by a woman who confronted him about his response. She challenged his claims of being in contact with President Biden and pressed him on issues like water shortages.
Newsom struggled to provide satisfactory answers, leading to growing calls for his resignation. Critics argue he is more focused on political survival than addressing the needs of those affected by the disasters.
GB News: Elon Musk is a political oddball - he could yet face a sticky end, says Nigel Nelson
Elon Musk's provocative tweets have stirred political discourse in Britain, with one suggesting America should "liberate" the UK from its government. This has raised concerns about his influence and the seriousness of his statements, which many dismiss as absurd.
Meanwhile, Reform UK is gaining traction in polls, positioning itself as a viable alternative to the major parties. However, its policies, including immigration and healthcare reforms, require further development and feasibility assessments to prove they can govern effectively.
The Federalist: The Media's 2024 Mea Culpa Will End The Same Way In 2016
The Washington Post featured a discussion among ten prominent media figures on how to approach coverage during a potential second Trump presidency. They acknowledged that Trump's first term significantly increased media ratings, yet expressed uncertainty about replicating that success. The participants highlighted the need for legacy media to engage more authentically with Trump supporters and reflect on their previous coverage.
Katie Couric emphasized the importance of field reporting to regain public trust, while others like Don Lemon and David Remnick maintained a critical stance on Trump’s rhetoric. They debated the balance between self-criticism and maintaining journalistic integrity, with some suggesting that media should monitor conservative outlets more closely. The conversation revealed deep divisions within the media on how to handle Trump’s influence moving forward.
Fox News: Gov. Ron DeSantis rips media for targeting Trump amid fire response: 'Don't politicize it'
Gov. Ron DeSantis criticized the media for allegedly politicizing the Los Angeles wildfires by targeting President-elect Donald Trump while overlooking the actions of Democratic leaders like Gov. Gavin Newsom and Mayor Karen Bass. He argued that the press often seeks to create negative narratives during crises.
DeSantis emphasized that the media's focus should not be on assigning blame but rather on the response to the disaster. He noted Florida's readiness during Hurricane Ian and highlighted that Florida is offering assistance to California in the wake of the wildfires.
The Telegraph: The ‘sale’ of The Telegraph has become more like a form of house arrest
The ownership saga of The Telegraph and The Spectator continues as RedBird IMI, backed by Abu Dhabi, faces challenges in selling the titles after government intervention blocked their purchase. Despite initial optimism, potential buyers have backed out, and the sale remains stalled.
The situation is further complicated by the high asking price and lack of realistic offers. The government, while preferring market solutions, may need to intervene to facilitate a sale and prevent the titles from being held in limbo. The Telegraph's future remains uncertain.
Le Monde: Trump sentenced to 'unconditional discharge' for hush money conviction
Donald Trump received an unconditional discharge from a New York judge for his conviction related to hush money payments to a porn star, avoiding prison time or fines. This marks him as the first former president to be convicted of a felony, despite his claims of a politically motivated prosecution.
The judge noted the unique circumstances of the case, emphasizing that the mildest sanction was necessary to respect the office of the presidency. Trump, who attended the sentencing virtually, expressed that the trial was a setback for New York's judicial system.
Breitbart: Justin Trudeau's Liberals to Replace Him in March
The Liberal Party of Canada will replace Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on March 9, following his resignation attributed to internal party conflicts. A general election is anticipated by October, with the Conservative Party pushing for a snap election due to the Liberals' unpopularity.
Candidates for the Liberal leadership include Chandra Arya and Frank Baylis, with Chrystia Freeland and Mark Carney among potential contenders. The party faces scrutiny over election integrity, as humorous attempts to register pets as voters have emerged.
#society
CNSNews: Assemblyman Tells Gov. Newsom: Don’t ‘Trump-Proof’ California, ‘FIREPROOF’ It
As wildfires continue to devastate Los Angeles, California's legislature has started a special session aimed at countering President-Elect Donald Trump. Republican Assemblyman Bill Essayli urges Governor Newsom to prioritize fire prevention over political actions, advocating for immediate funding and policy changes to enhance firefighting efforts.
Essayli emphasizes the urgency of addressing the ongoing fire crisis, citing over 8,000 wildfires that scorched more than a million acres in 2024. Both Newsom and L.A. Mayor Karen Bass face criticism from various political factions for their handling of the situation.
Fox News: California's blazing hellscape, Jimmy Carter's belief in humankind, and more from Fox News Opinion
California is facing catastrophic wildfires, prompting discussions on the political implications and responses to the crisis. The situation highlights the intersection of environmental activism and its unintended consequences.
In related commentary, there are reflections on the impact of H-1B visas and AI on job opportunities for students, as well as a tribute to Jimmy Carter's optimistic view of humanity.
The Western Journal: LA Wildfire Death Toll Doubles Overnight, Medical Examiners 'Not Able to Respond to All Death Locations'
The recent wildfires in Los Angeles have resulted in at least 10 fatalities, with the death toll expected to rise as officials struggle to identify victims amid hazardous conditions. The Eaton Fire and Palisades Fire have caused significant destruction, burning over 29,000 acres and destroying more than 10,000 structures.
Authorities emphasize the ongoing risks, including spot fires and gas leaks, complicating recovery efforts. As the situation evolves, residents express heartbreak over the loss of homes and memories, while some properties remain unscathed.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Katz orders IDF plan for ‘complete defeat of Hamas’ if no hostage deal by Jan. 20
Defense Minister Israel Katz has instructed the military to devise a plan for the total defeat of Hamas in Gaza if a hostage deal is not reached before Donald Trump assumes the presidency. Katz emphasized the urgency of the situation, citing the need to avoid a costly war of attrition while hostages remain at risk.
Katz's directive follows the ongoing conflict that began after Hamas's attack on October 7, 2023, which resulted in significant Israeli casualties. He noted that the hostages' release remains a top priority, while discussions about Gaza's future governance are complicated by the need to eliminate Hamas's influence.
#economy
Breitbart: Inflation Expectations Surge, Pulling Down Consumer Sentiment, Casting Doubt on Fed Policy
Inflation expectations among American consumers rose sharply in January, according to a University of Michigan survey, casting doubt on the Federal Reserve's recent interest rate cuts. While personal finance assessments improved slightly, concerns about rising prices have intensified, with short-term inflation expectations jumping to 3.3%.
This increase complicates the Fed's efforts to maintain price stability after three rate cuts aimed at stimulating growth. Analysts criticize these cuts as potentially too aggressive, and the rising inflation concerns may force the Fed to reconsider its approach, possibly leading to rate increases that could disrupt financial markets.
#military
The Telegraph: MoD taskforce told to track down SAS troops over Afghan killings
The UK Ministry of Defence has set up a taskforce to locate special forces troops linked to alleged war crimes in Afghanistan, specifically extrajudicial killings from 2010 to 2013. The Afghan Inquiry Response Unit (AIRU) aims to identify former personnel named by witnesses in the ongoing investigation.
The inquiry follows claims of unlawful killings of Afghan males by special forces, with a whistleblower alleging a policy of targeting all individuals, including minors. Concerns have been raised about the impact of this investigation on current military operations, with some describing it as a "witch hunt."
#culture
The Western Journal: Notre Dame Coach Takes ESPN's Race-Baiting Question and Quietly Obliterates It in Front of Entire Stadium
After Notre Dame's victory over Penn State, Coach Marcus Freeman faced a race-focused question from ESPN's Molly McGrath. He skillfully redirected the attention to his team, emphasizing unity and merit over identity politics. His response resonated positively with fans and critics alike.
Freeman's stance reflects a growing sentiment against race-baiting in media and a desire for a focus on individual and team achievements. This moment signals a shift towards valuing meritocracy and teamwork over racial narratives.
#technology
Fox News: 'Powerful tool' for China: Government defends pending TikTok ban
The Supreme Court heard arguments regarding the Biden administration's stance that TikTok's Chinese ownership poses a significant national security risk. U.S. Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar emphasized the potential for the Chinese government to manipulate user data and content through the app.
TikTok argues that the law restricting its operation violates First Amendment rights, but justices expressed skepticism about this claim. The court's ruling, expected before a potential ban on January 19, could impact the 170 million American users of the app.