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11 Jan 2025
#politics
Fox News: Trump announces new Cabinet deputies as inauguration date draws near
President-elect Trump has announced key deputy appointments for his upcoming Cabinet, including Katharine MacGregor as deputy secretary of the interior, David Fotouhi at the EPA, James P. Danly as deputy secretary of energy, and Paul R. Lawrence for veteran affairs.
Additionally, Trump named Casey B. Mulligan as chief counsel for advocacy at the Small Business Administration, emphasizing a focus on energy dominance and support for small businesses.
The Telegraph: Biden honours ‘People’s Pope’ Francis with Presidential Medal of Freedom
Joe Biden has awarded Pope Francis the Presidential Medal of Freedom, recognizing him as the “People’s Pope.” This marks Biden's first presentation of the Medal of Freedom with Distinction, highlighting the Pope's contributions to poverty alleviation, world peace, and religious tolerance.
Biden had planned to meet the Pope during his final foreign trip but canceled due to wildfires in Los Angeles. Other recent recipients of the award include Hillary Clinton.
The Mirror: Fury over Nigel Farage's earnings from 9 jobs - 'astonishing amount of money'
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, has been revealed to earn significantly more from outside jobs than his parliamentary salary, totaling £571,585 in less than six months. His highest-paying gig involves promoting gold investments, earning nearly £8,000 an hour, while his MP role pays him just £28 per hour.
Critics argue that Farage's substantial earnings disconnect him from the struggles of his constituents in Clacton, a region facing economic challenges and high crime rates. Local Labour candidate Jovan Owusu-Nepaul emphasized the disparity between Farage's wealth and the living conditions of the people he represents.
#society
GB News: Council leaves family homeless after booting them out of illegal home built without planning permission 11 years ago
A family in Oxfordshire has been ordered to vacate their illegally built log cabin after 11 years of residence without planning permission or council tax payments. The eviction follows a complaint from a former friend, which led to a Planning Inspector's ruling upheld on New Year's Eve 2024.
Despite neighbors' support, the family must remove all fixtures and fittings from the cabin, which was built on land owned by the mother. They are now planning to convert a barn into a new home, but the process may leave them homeless for over a year.
Breitbart: 'F OFF': Mandy Moore Roasted for Sharing In-Laws' GoFundMe Page During L.A. Fires, Lashes Out at Critics
Mandy Moore faced backlash on social media after sharing a GoFundMe link for her relatives affected by the Eaton Fire, despite her estimated $14 million net worth. Critics questioned why a wealthy celebrity would seek public donations instead of covering the costs herself.
Moore defended her actions, stating that her family lost their home in the fire and that the GoFundMe was started by a friend. Despite the criticism, the fundraising effort exceeded its $175,000 goal.
Breitbart: Actor Milo Ventimiglia, Pregnant Wife Lose House in L.A. Fire: 'Your Heart Just Breaks'
Actor Milo Ventimiglia and his wife, Jarah Mariano, lost their Malibu home to wildfires in Los Angeles. Ventimiglia expressed heartbreak over the loss and the memories tied to their home, especially as they were preparing for their first child.
The couple evacuated before the fire and watched remotely as their house was destroyed. Ventimiglia noted the shock of the situation and compared it to a storyline from his show "This Is Us," where his character also experiences a tragic fire.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Sullivan: Squeezing Venezuela's Oil Hasn't Worked, Smaller, More Targeted Sanctions Are Better
National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan stated that previous economic sanctions on Venezuela's oil sector have not achieved desired results. He emphasized a strategy focused on targeted sanctions and rewards for information on corrupt officials to foster positive change in the country.
Sullivan defended the administration's approach, arguing that targeting individuals responsible for repression is more effective than cutting off Maduro's oil revenue, which has not worked in the past.
Breitbart: Sullivan: We Couldn't Sanction Russia's Oil 18 Months Ago, It Would Hurt Consumers
National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan defended the timing of new sanctions on Russia's energy sector, stating that earlier sanctions would have raised gas prices for Americans. He emphasized that current lower oil prices allow for effective sanctions against Russia without harming U.S. consumers.
Sullivan noted that the sanctions are designed to provide leverage for future diplomatic negotiations.
Fox News: Trump's designated special envoy for Ukraine and Russia sets longer timetable than '24 hours' for ending war
Donald Trump's special envoy for Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, emphasized Trump's commitment to ending the ongoing conflict as it approaches its third year. Kellogg expressed confidence that Trump could negotiate a resolution that preserves Ukraine's sovereignty and is fair to all parties involved.
Trump has claimed he could resolve the war within 24 hours and aims for a ceasefire within six months. Kellogg suggested a more aggressive timeline of 100 days to halt the violence, citing the significant casualties on both sides and the war's impact on global security.
#culture
Fox News: In one U.S. town, residents are legally required to own guns and ammo
Kennesaw, Georgia, has a law requiring residents to own a gun and ammunition, established in the 1980s. While the law is rarely enforced, local officials claim it contributes to the town's safety, with no murders reported in 2023.
Opinions on the law vary, with some viewing it as a source of pride and others as an embarrassment. The law is seen more as a political statement, with similar mandates in a few other U.S. cities.
#history
Le Monde: After decades in exile, the former Greek royal family regains its nationality and creates controversy
The former Greek royal family has been granted Greek nationality after decades in exile, allowing them to reclaim their surname "de Grèce." This decision has sparked criticism from left-wing opposition and constitutionalists in Greece, highlighting the historical tensions between monarchists and republicans.
The royal family's exile followed a tumultuous political history, including King Constantine II's controversial role during the 1960s and the subsequent military coup in 1967. After the fall of the dictatorship in 1974, a referendum led to the abolition of the monarchy and the confiscation of royal assets.