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11 Jan 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Pollak: Trump, the Builder, Is the Only Man Who Can Save California
Donald Trump's election is seen as pivotal for California, especially amid the state's ongoing fires. Critics argue that local leaders, including Governor Gavin Newsom and Mayor Karen Bass, have failed to address infrastructure needs, while Trump is viewed as capable of leading the rebuilding efforts.
The article calls for Trump to appoint a "California czar" to manage the crisis and implement necessary policy changes, emphasizing the urgency of addressing water storage, emergency management, and homelessness. The survival of the Palisades Village Mall is highlighted as a beacon of hope amidst the failures of local governance.
#society
Le Monde: Franco-Algerian influencer to stand trial in March
Franco-Algerian influencer Sofia Benlemmane has been arrested and will stand trial in March for allegedly spreading hate messages and threats against opponents of the Algerian government. She faces multiple charges, including incitement to commit a crime and public insults.
Her lawyer claims her comments, while provocative, do not constitute a criminal offense. This case follows a trend of legal actions against Algerian influencers in France regarding hate speech, amid rising tensions between France and Algeria.
Forbes: Billionaires And Celebrities Pledge Aid To Los Angeles Fire Victims: Here’s Who Has Donated So Far
Wildfires in Los Angeles County have led to the evacuation of nearly 200,000 residents, with many celebrities affected. Notable donations include $15 million from Disney, $1 million from Paramount, and contributions from individuals like Paris Hilton and Jamie Lee Curtis, who have pledged significant amounts to relief efforts.
The fires, including the Palisades and Eaton fires, have claimed at least 10 lives and destroyed numerous homes, particularly in celebrity-heavy areas. The situation is dire, with multiple fires still raging and a suspected arsonist arrested.
Breitbart: L.A. Fire Chief: Diversity Push Hasn't Hurt Our Ability to Respond, First Priority Is Taking Care of Community
LAFD Chief Kristin Crowley emphasized that diversity initiatives have not compromised the department's emergency response capabilities. She stated her primary focus is ensuring the LAFD can effectively respond to emergencies, followed by firefighter safety and fostering a positive work environment.
Crowley reiterated that her commitment to community service remains unchanged, despite criticisms regarding diversity efforts. She affirmed that the ability to respond to emergencies is her top priority.
GB News: Jazz teacher forced out of job after student boycott over views on discrimination and diversity policies
A jazz teacher at Trinity Laban Conservatoire, Martin Speake, resigned after students boycotted his classes due to his controversial views on discrimination and diversity policies. In a leaked email, he criticized critical race theory and asserted that black musicians in the UK jazz scene do not face discrimination, leading to widespread backlash and the loss of his professional ties.
Speake claims his views were labeled as "racist" and "offensive," which he contests, stating it has severely impacted his life and career. He is now pursuing legal action against the school for discrimination and harassment, asserting his right to academic freedom. The institution maintains that no disciplinary actions were taken against him for his personal views.
The Telegraph: How a ‘warrior’ brain surgeon saved his Malibu street from wildfires and looters
Chester Griffiths, a brain surgeon, returned to Malibu to protect his home from devastating wildfires after performing surgery. Alongside his son and neighbor, they implemented a plan to defend their cul-de-sac against the raging inferno, which destroyed many homes nearby.
Despite extreme conditions, including 80mph winds and falling embers, the trio fought tirelessly for four days and nights, successfully saving six homes from the fire's destruction. Their determination and preparation proved crucial in the face of one of Los Angeles' worst wildfires.
#technology
The Economist: Time could be running out for TikTok
The U.S. Supreme Court is considering a potential ban on TikTok, which could take effect on January 19 unless its parent company, ByteDance, divests its American operations. The justices showed little concern for the app's 170 million users during the hearing.
The court's lack of digital expertise raises questions about the implications of such a ban for American users and the future of the platform in the U.S.