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10 Jan 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Mark Zuckerberg's Meta Nukes DEI Programs in Latest Olive Branch to MAGA
Meta is discontinuing its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, shifting focus to practices that mitigate bias for all employees. This change follows recent Supreme Court decisions affecting DEI policies and aims to eliminate perceptions of preferential treatment based on race or gender.
The company will also adjust its hiring and procurement strategies, moving away from a diverse-slate hiring approach while still seeking diverse candidates. These changes coincide with Meta's broader shift towards embracing free speech and a more conservative stance under new leadership.
Forbes: Meta Stock Rallies, Oracle Slides As Market Reacts To TikTok Ban Hearing At Supreme Court
The Supreme Court's recent hearing on TikTok's appeal against a law requiring its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, to divest its holdings has led to significant stock market reactions. Companies like Snap and Meta saw their shares rise, while TikTok partner Oracle's stock dropped sharply.
The odds of a TikTok ban have increased dramatically, now sitting at 70%. This situation has widened the wealth gap between billionaires Mark Zuckerberg and Larry Ellison, with Zuckerberg gaining $4.7 billion in a single day.
Breitbart: Donald Trump Slams Sentencing as 'Despicable Charade'
President-elect Donald Trump criticized Justice Juan Merchan's unconditional discharge sentence in the Manhattan business records case as a "despicable charade." He vowed to appeal the jury's conviction, claiming the case lacks merit and is part of a broader political witch hunt.
Trump argued that the extensive resources used by New York in pursuing the case should have been directed toward addressing crime in the city. He maintained that the sentence indicates there is no legitimate case against him, asserting that the American voters are the true jury who have already spoken in his favor.
Front Page Magazine: For 34 Felonies, Trump Gets…Nothing
President-elect Donald Trump was sentenced for 34 felonies related to falsifying business records but received an unconditional discharge, meaning no prison time, fines, or probation. Critics argue the case, elevated from misdemeanors to felonies by Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, lacked merit and was politically motivated.
Trump described the proceedings as a "political witch hunt" aimed at damaging his reputation ahead of the 2024 election. He expressed confidence that the conviction will ultimately be overturned, framing the case as an embarrassment for New York and a troubling precedent for the U.S. justice system.
Forbes: TikTok Faces A Ban—Here’s What Users Can Do If The App Is Removed From The U.S.
The Supreme Court may uphold a law requiring TikTok to divest from its China-based parent company, ByteDance, with a ban set for January 19. Users can still access the app, but new downloads and updates will be prohibited, potentially rendering it nonfunctional over time.
Concerns over national security and data privacy have fueled the push for the ban, despite TikTok's claims of First Amendment violations. The federal government has not disclosed specific reasons for its concerns, although past reports have indicated issues with data handling and misinformation.
#society
GB News: Oldham Council leader: Town has become 'target for the far-right' after grooming gangs exposure
Oldham Council leader Arooj Shah claims the area has become a "target for the far-right" due to increased attention on the grooming gangs scandal. She criticized politicians who call for a national inquiry as opportunists exploiting the situation for their agendas.
Shah stated her council sought a new inquiry at the request of local survivors but was denied by the government. Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips apologized for the delay in response and admitted she did not consult survivors before rejecting their request.
Fox News: Praying in burning street 'was instinct': California fire survivor posts viral video in fiery embers
Tanner Charles Schaaf, a Minnesota storm chaser, found himself in a burning home during the recent California wildfires. He felt compelled by faith to extend his trip to Los Angeles, where he and a friend attempted to protect a house from the flames before ultimately fleeing as the fire spread rapidly.
Schaaf documented the harrowing experience on social media, emphasizing the importance of prayer in life-threatening situations. His videos have garnered millions of views, raising awareness about the devastating impact of the wildfires in the area.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: CIA chief says hostage talks ‘quite serious’; White House: Deal possible by Jan. 20
Washington officials express cautious optimism regarding a potential hostage-ceasefire deal in Gaza before President Biden’s term ends. CIA Director William Burns noted serious negotiations are underway, emphasizing the dire conditions for hostages and civilians.
Despite ongoing challenges, including Hamas's difficult stance, White House spokesperson John Kirby believes a deal is achievable with hard work and compromise. Israeli officials are also engaged in discussions, with plans for a military response if no agreement is reached before the transition to the incoming administration.