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11 Jan 2025
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Fox News: Christina Hall says ex made 'life harder over insecurities'; she got silent treatment over Tarek El Moussa
Christina Hall discussed her tumultuous relationship with ex-husband Josh Hall, citing his insecurities as a major factor in their split. She expressed that his jealousy over her working with her first husband, Tarek El Moussa, made her life difficult, and she has "no respect" for Josh.
Their breakup will be featured in the upcoming show "The Flip Off," set to debut on January 29. Christina reflected on her past marriages, stating that her marriage to Josh lasted longer than she desired, and she is relieved they did not have children together.
Fox News: Mel Gibson tears into Cali leaders 'asleep on the job' amid wildfires: 'Something they have to live with'
Mel Gibson and other celebrities criticized California's leadership for their inadequate response to the recent wildfires that have killed at least 10 people and destroyed over 10,000 homes. Gibson expressed disappointment in Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, questioning their preparedness.
As recovery efforts begin, Gibson highlighted the need for better management and resources, suggesting that leaders should focus on critical issues rather than superficial concerns. He emphasized the tragedy of the situation while urging a reassessment of priorities in California's governance.
Le Monde: In Bangladesh, French brands criticized for failing to protect workers' rights
Western brands outsourcing to Bangladesh face backlash for their suppliers' actions against workers following protests for higher wages. Approximately 40,000 employees are threatened with criminal prosecution after violent strikes in late 2023, leading to fatalities and arrests.
The Clean Clothes Campaign reports that many charges against workers are arbitrary and aim to intimidate. The NGO criticizes brands for failing to protect workers' rights, although some complaints have been dropped since the campaign began.
Breitbart: L.A. Fire Chief Confirms City Failed Her and the Fire Department
Los Angeles Fire Department Chief Kristin Crowley stated that the city has failed her and the department, emphasizing the need for proper resources to meet community demands. She highlighted issues with water supply during wildfires, asserting that firefighters must be equipped to protect lives and property.
Crowley also noted that budget cuts have forced the department to reduce nonessential duties, limiting their capacity to respond to large-scale emergencies. She called for the necessary support to enable firefighters to perform their jobs effectively.
GB News: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's professional separation 'due to lack of recognition'
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are pursuing separate professional paths, with Meghan's new Netflix series signifying a shift in their business strategy. This move away from joint ventures indicates a desire to create distinct income streams, marking a departure from their previous branding as a power couple.
Experts suggest this separation could enhance their public appeal, as Meghan's project does not rely on her royal connections. While some view this pivot to lifestyle content as strategically sound, others question its timing and commercial motivations, highlighting the couple's need to maintain their lavish lifestyle.
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Breitbart: Joe Biden's Border Chief Grants Amnesty to 850,000 Migrants
President Biden's administration has extended temporary amnesty for 850,000 migrants, including 234,000 from El Salvador and 600,000 from Venezuela, until 2026. The decision, made by outgoing border chief Alejandro Mayorkas, cites ongoing humanitarian crises and environmental issues as reasons for the extension.
Critics argue this move suppresses American wages and rents while benefiting foreign regimes. The amnesty has garnered support from business and ethnic lobbies, but some view it as a political challenge for the incoming administration. The El Salvador and Venezuelan extensions provide time for future decisions on these populations.