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11 Jan 2025
#politics
Liberty Nation News: GOP Targets the ATF – Is the Era of ABC Agencies Coming to an End? - Liberty Nation News
House Republicans have reintroduced legislation to abolish the ATF, a move that reflects a shift in the political landscape compared to previous attempts. With a Republican majority in the House and a potential Republican president, the chances for such legislation may be more favorable, although significant hurdles remain in the Senate.
This initiative is part of a broader effort to dismantle various federal agencies, including proposals to abolish the IRS and OSHA. While passing such bills may be challenging, the alignment between Trump and GOP lawmakers signals a concerted effort to reduce the influence of these agencies.
Le Monde: Paris-Algiers tensions heighten over failed expulsion of Algerian influencer
Tensions between France and Algeria escalated following the failed deportation of Boualem Naman, a French-Algerian influencer accused of inciting violence. Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau expressed concern over Algeria's actions, suggesting they aim to humiliate France.
Naman, who had his residence permit revoked, was arrested after a controversial video but was denied entry back into Algeria. He has since returned to France and is in administrative detention.
#society
GB News: 'I'm a French citizen living in Paris - the majority of expats face the same hurdle on arrival and it's enough to break them'
Moving to France can be a dream for many, but newcomers often face significant challenges that lead to regret. While the initial excitement of French cuisine and culture is enticing, reality sets in as they encounter bureaucratic hurdles, particularly in banking, and cultural differences.
Lucile, a French native, highlights that the honeymoon phase fades quickly, revealing the complexities of daily life in France. She advises newcomers to maintain an open mind and be prepared for the adjustments needed to adapt successfully.
Times Of Israel: Parents of hostage Liri Albag say ‘she’s not the same girl’ in Hamas video
The parents of hostage soldier Liri Albag expressed their distress over a video released by Hamas, showing their daughter in a frail and frightened state. They requested Israeli media not to publish the video to protect her dignity but were disappointed that some government officials had not viewed it.
Eli and Shira Albag highlighted their daughter's desperate plea for freedom, noting that while some phrases were scripted, others reflected her genuine fear. They emphasized the need for a hostage deal rather than a military operation for her release, criticizing the government's handling of the situation.
The Epoch Times: How NewsGuard Became the Establishment Guard Against Independent Media
NewsGuard, a company that rates online media for trustworthiness, has come under scrutiny for its alleged bias and censorship tactics. An investigation reveals that its ratings favor establishment media while penalizing independent outlets, particularly those questioning mainstream narratives on issues like COVID-19 and climate change.
Critics argue that NewsGuard's methodology is subjective, often reflecting its own opinions rather than objective standards. The organization has been linked to a broader censorship trend aimed at controlling information flow and suppressing alternative viewpoints, raising concerns about its influence on media credibility and free speech.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: BBC ‘fails to recognise’ that Palestine news outlets it quotes spew extremist anti-Israel content
The BBC faces accusations of "whitewashing" Palestinian news outlets that reportedly celebrate terror attacks on Israel. Critics claim the broadcaster has not adequately challenged the extremist content from these platforms.
An investigation by BBC Arabic and others found that Facebook has restricted the reach of 20 Palestinian news outlets during the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict, leading to a significant drop in audience engagement since the October 7 Hamas attack.