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10 Jan 2025
#politics
Fox News: 'Anything but ordinary': Legal experts shred NY v. Trump as 'one of the worst' cases in history
Legal experts criticized New York Judge Juan Merchan's sentencing of Donald Trump to an unconditional discharge, calling it a significant injustice. They argue the case, stemming from alleged falsification of business records, was politically motivated and should not have proceeded.
Trump's legal team plans to appeal the conviction, asserting it represents a misuse of the justice system against a political opponent. The case has sparked widespread debate about its implications for the legal system and political landscape.
Human Events: LIBBY EMMONS: Judge Merchan’s sentencing is a disgrace, but Trump wins anyway
President-elect Donald Trump has been convicted of crimes in a New York court, marking a historic moment as he enters his second term as a convicted felon. The prosecution, led by Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, centered on alleged falsifications of business records tied to payments made to silence allegations from Stormy Daniels. Critics argue the case was politically motivated and lacked a clear underlying crime.
Despite the conviction, Trump's legal team plans to appeal, asserting the charges were baseless and part of a broader strategy to undermine his presidency. The case has raised questions about the fairness of the judicial process and whether the legal system is being weaponized for political ends.
Fox News: Pope Francis blames ‘fake news’ for Trump assassination attempt in annual papal address
Pope Francis attributed the assassination attempts against President-elect Donald Trump and Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico to "fake news," which he claims fosters division and distrust in society. He emphasized that misinformation creates a climate of fear and undermines civil coexistence.
In his annual address, the Pope called for healing societal divisions and urged people to rethink their relationships. He highlighted the dangers of media bias and misinformation, linking them to increased polarization and violence.
Breitbart: Momentum: National Concealed Carry Reciprocity Introduced in Senate
Legislation for national reciprocity of concealed carry permits has been introduced in both the Senate and House. The proposed laws would allow individuals with valid concealed carry permits from their home states to carry firearms in any other state that recognizes concealed carry.
This move aims to standardize concealed carry laws across the U.S., eliminating the current inconsistencies that complicate lawful self-defense.
#society
Breitbart: VIDEO: 7 Hurt as Massive 'Wind-Driven' Fire Erupts at NYC Apartments
A five-alarm fire broke out early Friday in an apartment building on Wallace Avenue in the Bronx, injuring several people, including two residents and five firefighters. The blaze destroyed all top-floor apartments and was exacerbated by strong winds.
Approximately 180 residents were displaced, and the Red Cross is assisting them. Investigations are ongoing, with reports suggesting that residents had been living without heat and may have used stoves for warmth, prompting officials to examine prior 311 complaints.
#religion
The Federalist: ND's Riley Leonard Reminds Us Why We Should Trust The Lord
Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard has gained attention for his strong Christian faith, particularly after leading his team to a 27-24 victory over Penn State in the College Football Championship. In postgame interviews, he emphasized trusting in God's plan and credited his faith for the team's success.
Leonard's remarks highlight a broader message about the importance of faith and divine guidance in navigating life's challenges. He encourages others to reflect on their spiritual journey and recognize a higher purpose beyond earthly ambitions.
#culture
Breitbart: Nolte: Domestic Movie Ticket Sales Have Collapsed 46 Percent Since 2004
In 2024, U.S. movie ticket sales plummeted to 817.9 million, a 34% drop from 2019 and a 46% decline since 2004. Hollywood attributes this decline to external factors like the pandemic and streaming services, rather than the quality of films being produced.
Successful films like "Oppenheimer" and "Barbie" indicate that audiences still desire engaging stories, while many current offerings fail to attract viewers. The decline in ticket sales reflects a broader dissatisfaction with Hollywood's product rather than a lack of interest in cinema itself.
Breitbart: Nolte: ‘Skeleton Crew’ Is Disney’s Biggest ‘Star Wars’ Streaming Failure Ever
Disney's latest Star Wars series, Skeleton Crew, has reportedly flopped, failing to chart on major streaming platforms and drawing less viewership than older shows and films. This marks a new low for the franchise under Kathleen Kennedy's leadership, with fans expressing indifference rather than anger.
The decline in interest reflects a broader discontent with the direction of the Star Wars brand, leading to a sense of apathy among audiences. Many fans feel disconnected from the franchise, wanting to disengage entirely from its current trajectory.
Fox News: Trump's viral 'Gulf of America' name-change spurs a Texas-sized suggestion: Gulf of Buc-ee's
Texas Congressman Dan Crenshaw humorously suggested renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the "Gulf of Buc-ee’s" in response to President-elect Trump's proposal to change it to the "Gulf of America." The idea gained traction on social media, with many supporting the Buc-ee's brand known for its gas stations and popular snacks.
Buc-ee's, a Texas-based convenience store chain, is celebrated for its clean facilities, fresh food, and unique merchandise. The playful suggestion highlights the brand's cult following, with social media users enthusiastically endorsing the idea of associating the Gulf with Buc-ee's iconic mascot and offerings.
#health
The Economist: Should you start lifting weights?
Strength training is gaining popularity, with gyms like Planet Fitness shifting focus from cardio to weightlifting equipment. Peloton is also adapting by introducing a strength training app, highlighting a broader trend towards strength over traditional cardio workouts.
In other developments, cancer vaccines are showing promise in trials, while new firefighting technology is being tested in Sardinia to detect fires early. Additionally, Blue Origin aims to compete with SpaceX in the private space sector as it prepares for its first orbital launch.
The Mirror: Starmer faces calls to pilot legal drug consumption rooms as first to open in UK
Scotland's first safe drug consumption room, The Thistle, will open in Glasgow, aimed at reducing drug-related deaths and providing support for users. Community leaders believe it will help around 400 to 500 people biweekly, while the Scottish Government funds it with £2 million annually.
Calls are growing for similar facilities in England and Wales as drug deaths rise. The UK Government currently has no plans for such initiatives but will monitor the outcomes from Scotland. Advocates argue these facilities are essential to address the escalating drug crisis.
GB News: BBC star best known for Jonathan Ross show appearances tragically dies from flu complications at 56
Kerry Wilson, a BBC entertainer known for her roles in various shows, has died at 56 after complications from influenza A. She was placed in an induced coma and later succumbed to sepsis, despite having no prior health issues. Her mother emphasized the suddenness of her decline.
Wilson gained fame as the first winner of "Bob Says Opportunity Knocks" in 1987 and became a local celebrity in Stoke-on-Trent. Her mother is now advocating for flu vaccinations to raise awareness about the disease's seriousness.
Fox News: ‘Rabbit fever’ cases have risen in US, as CDC warns of zoonotic bacterial disease
Cases of tularemia, or "rabbit fever," are increasing in the U.S., with a 56% rise in diagnoses from 2011 to 2022 compared to the previous decade. The disease, caused by the bacteria Francisella tularensis, primarily affects rabbits but can spread to humans through bites, contact with infected animals, or contaminated water.
While the death rate is generally low, severe cases can be fatal. Improved detection methods, such as PCR testing, are believed to contribute to the increase in reported cases. Those at higher risk include children, older men, and certain Native American populations. Antibiotics can treat tularemia, but no vaccine is available.
#crime
Fox News: Los Angeles wildfires: Firefighting plane grounded for 3 days after drone strike causes 'fist-sized hole'
A drone collided with a firefighting aircraft, the Quebec 1 Super Scooper, while it was battling the Palisades Fire in Los Angeles, causing a significant hole in the wing and grounding the plane during a critical period. The FAA is investigating the incident, which is a federal crime.
Authorities emphasize the dangers of civilian drones near wildfires, as they can obstruct firefighting efforts and delay response times. The Palisades Fire has caused extensive damage, with over 10,000 structures destroyed and evacuation orders for more than 180,000 residents.
#sports
Breitbart: WATCH: Michelob Cashes-In After Angry Fan Chucks Bottle During Notre Dame-Penn State Game
Notre Dame fans reacted angrily during the Orange Bowl against Penn State, throwing bottles onto the field after a controversial pass interference call that negated an interception. One bottle, a Michelob Ultra container, caught attention and the brand capitalized on the moment by featuring it on their social media.
Despite the penalty, Notre Dame's quarterback Riley Leonard led a successful drive to tie the game, ultimately securing a 27-24 victory with a last-minute field goal. The Irish now prepare for the winner of the Texas-Ohio State matchup.