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11 Jan 2025
#politics
Fox News: Jon Stewart grimaces at Harris being forced to certify Trump election win
Comedian Jon Stewart humorously compared Vice President Kamala Harris presiding over the certification of her election defeat to attending her own funeral, highlighting the awkwardness of the moment. This event took place during a joint session of Congress, marking the formal certification of Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 election.
Stewart noted the discomfort of Harris reading the electoral votes while the chamber erupted in cheers for Trump, emphasizing the civility of the certification process. He remarked on the historical significance, as Harris became the first vice president to oversee such a confirmation since Al Gore in 2001.
#society
The Federalist: Editor Defends Allegedly Defamatory CNN Report On Navy Vet
CNN editor Fuzz Hogan defended the network against a defamation lawsuit from Zachary Young, a U.S. Navy veteran. Young claims CNN falsely labeled his evacuation efforts in Afghanistan as operating on a "black market," which he argues has harmed his employability.
Hogan testified that the term "black market" was not in the original report but was added by Jake Tapper. Young contends the description implied illegal activity, despite a court finding he committed no crime. CNN aired the segment despite Young's objections and later issued an apology.
The Economist: Checks and Balance: Fires, Greenland and the systematic organisation of hatreds
TikTok faces a potential ban following a Supreme Court hearing unless a new owner is found. Meanwhile, America's industrial policy in semiconductors shows signs of success, with Trump unlikely to reverse chip subsidies.
Moderate drinking remains popular among Americans, despite cancer risks. In the GOP, Mike Johnson resumes his role amid a historically tight House majority. Los Angeles grapples with increasing fire vulnerability.
The Economist: Checks and Balance: Can the tech elite and MAGA come together?
TikTok faces a potential ban following a Supreme Court hearing unless it secures a new owner. Meanwhile, America's industrial policy on semiconductors is yielding results, with Trump likely to maintain existing chip subsidies.
In other news, most Americans underestimate the cancer risks associated with moderate drinking, and the GOP holds the tightest House majority in nearly a century. Los Angeles continues to grapple with increasing fire vulnerability.
Fox News: Fox News Entertainment Newsletter: Stars lose their homes, call out leadership as Los Angeles fires continue
The Pacific Palisades is facing significant devastation due to raging wildfires, with numerous celebrities affected. Milo Ventimiglia lost his home just days before his wife's due date, while Anna Faris and Steve Guttenberg also experienced losses and are aiding first responders.
The fires have led to the cancellation of major events, including the Critics Choice Awards. Jean Smart has called for networks to redirect award show funds to wildfire relief, while others like Sharon Stone are actively working to support those impacted.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu dispatches top negotiators to Qatar talks amid push to seal hostage deal
Prime Minister Netanyahu has dispatched a high-level delegation to Qatar to negotiate a hostage-ceasefire deal with Hamas. The team includes key security officials and is part of ongoing discussions that reportedly show cautious progress, with Hamas claiming a deal awaits Netanyahu's approval.
Despite these claims, Hamas has not yet provided a list of living hostages. Mediators from Egypt, Qatar, and the U.S. are involved, with expectations for a response from Israel. The proposed agreement includes phased withdrawals and conditions that could lead to a formal announcement if accepted.
#health
GB News: Weather expert issues warning to the elderly after UK recovers from 'the coldest night of winter'
Last night was the coldest of the winter in the UK, with temperatures dropping to -14.4°C. The Met Office has issued a cold weather health alert, particularly advising the elderly and vulnerable to stay warm and take precautions as freezing conditions persist.
While temperatures will remain low today, a gradual warming trend is expected next week, with maximums nudging towards double figures. The government recommends staying indoors and maintaining indoor temperatures at 18°C.
The Mirror: Carrie Johnson shares 'horrible' health battle after spending a week in hospital
Carrie Johnson shared her experience of a week-long hospital stay due to flu and pneumonia, expressing gratitude for NHS staff who cared for her. She emphasized the importance of getting the flu jab, noting that it may have prevented her severe illness.
She described her struggle with a chest infection and the emotional support from her children’s toys during her recovery. Johnson reflected on the kindness of the medical staff and urged others to prioritize their health by getting vaccinated.
#crime
The Western Journal: 'Pizzagate’ Gunman Shot and Killed by Police'
Edgar Maddison Welch, known for his role in the 2016 "Pizzagate" incident, was shot and killed by police during a traffic stop in North Carolina on January 4, 2025. Police approached his vehicle due to an outstanding warrant, and Welch allegedly threatened officers with a handgun.
After failing to comply with commands to drop the weapon, officers fired at Welch, who later died in the hospital. The incident is under investigation by the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation.
Breitbart: Los Angeles D.A.: Looting Statute Lacks Teeth of Theft, Burglary Statutes, But We'll Charge to Fullest Extent
Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman stated that while looting during emergencies is a serious offense, the looting statute lacks the severity of typical grand theft or burglary laws. He assured that those caught looting would face a range of charges.
Hochman clarified that looting is triggered by an emergency declaration but emphasized that it cannot be treated as a minor offense. The DA aims for strict enforcement against looters.