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11 Jan 2025
#politics
The Western Journal: Ingraham Left Literally Speechless at Mel Gibson's Final 5-Word Message to Newsom
Mel Gibson delivered a blunt message to California Governor Gavin Newsom during an interview, suggesting he should "spend less on hair gel." This came after Gibson lost his home in the recent Palisades fire, which has resulted in significant destruction and loss of life.
Despite his personal loss, Gibson expressed gratitude for life and a philosophical outlook on the tragedy. Criticism of Newsom's leadership has intensified, with calls for his resignation and blame placed on his policies regarding water management during the crisis.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Rep. Dusty Johnson: Trump 'Quintessential Deal Maker'; No Danger in Exploring a Panama Canal Purchase
Rep. Dusty Johnson (R-SD) supports exploring the purchase of the Panama Canal, arguing there is no harm in negotiations. He believes that such discussions could lead to beneficial outcomes and criticizes the left for their alarmism regarding the idea.
Johnson emphasizes that many Republicans back President Trump’s flexibility in evaluating the proposal, citing the potential economic impacts on Panama and the importance of the canal for U.S. national security.
GB News: ‘It’s so embarrassing!' Journalist fumes at Rachel Reeves for saying the UK has ‘no choice’ but to engage with China
Political commentator Madeline Grant criticized Chancellor Rachel Reeves for her visit to China, calling it "deeply embarrassing" for Britain to seek engagement with Beijing. She highlighted a lack of acknowledgment of China's global actions, including human rights abuses and the origins of COVID-19.
Reeves' trip, aimed at discussing financial services and trade, marks the first UK-China Economic and Financial Dialogue since 2019. This visit reflects Labour's shift towards a more pragmatic approach to China, contrasting with the previous Conservative government's tougher stance.
Times Of Israel: Gantz criticizes Levin-Sa’ar judicial reform proposal, but offers negotiations
Benny Gantz criticized proposed judicial reforms by Justice Minister Yariv Levin and Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar, emphasizing the need for broad consensus and trust before any changes. He argued that reforms should not be rushed during wartime and called for discussions between coalition and opposition representatives.
Gantz highlighted concerns that the new proposals, while milder, still risk politicizing the judicial selection process and undermining democracy. He set conditions for negotiations, including appointing a Supreme Court president and halting initiatives that threaten democratic integrity.
#education
The Western Journal: Fact Check: Are Black Women 'The Most Educated Demographic,' as Rep. Jasmine Crockett Claimed?
Rep. Jasmine Crockett claimed that Black women are the most educated demographic in the U.S. during a discussion about the Los Angeles Fire Department's DEI policies. However, data suggests that Black women lag behind white and Asian women in educational attainment.
While Crockett's assertion may stem from a 2014 study regarding college enrollment, current statistics from the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicate that Black women hold fewer degrees compared to their white and Asian counterparts. Thus, her claim lacks substantial support.
#crime
Human Events: Former Labour MP arrested, suspected of ‘engaging in online sexual communications with a child’
Former Labour MP Ivor Caplin has been arrested in Brighton on suspicion of engaging in online sexual communications with a child. This arrest follows his suspension from the Labour Party due to serious allegations.
The police confirmed the ongoing investigation, stating that Caplin, 66, was detained to protect a vulnerable individual. His arrest was captured on social media, drawing significant public attention.