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12 Jan 2025
#politics
Breitbart: L.A. Water Chief Knew Fire Hydrants Not Working, Reservoir Offline
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power CEO Janisse Quiñones is facing criticism for her knowledge of the Santa Ynez Reservoir being offline and fire hydrants being inoperative during wildfire season. Insiders claim she oversaw the reservoir's shutdown and maintenance during this critical time.
Quiñones, who previously worked at PG&E, which faced bankruptcy over wildfire liabilities, is being held accountable by the LAFD for these issues. California Governor Gavin Newsom has called for an investigation into the water supply failures.
Fox News: Pence reveals words exchanged with President-elect Trump at Carter funeral
Former Vice President Mike Pence shared details of a brief interaction with President-elect Trump during former President Carter's state funeral. The two have not been seen together since their fallout over the 2020 election. Pence extended his hand and congratulated Trump, who responded warmly.
Pence reflected on their past conversations, noting a disagreement over the events of January 6, 2021, but affirmed his commitment to pray for Trump. Despite their differences, the exchange at the funeral suggested a cordial atmosphere between the two.
#society
Times Of Israel: Protesters demand Gaza negotiators seal deal after bodies of hostage father, son found
Israelis protested in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, demanding the government secure the release of hostages held by Hamas. The demonstrations followed the recovery of bodies of two individuals taken during the October 7 attacks, intensifying calls for action from Prime Minister Netanyahu.
In response to the protests, Netanyahu's office announced a high-level delegation to Qatar for negotiations with Hamas. The situation remains tense, with families of hostages expressing frustration over the government's handling of the crisis, while international figures urged for a resolution to both the hostage situation and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
The Western Journal: Trans Workers at Facebook Face Nasty Surprise Visiting the Bathroom Under Zuckerberg's New Policy: Report
Meta, Facebook's parent company, is reportedly removing tampons from men's bathrooms, reflecting a shift in its policies under CEO Mark Zuckerberg. This decision suggests a move away from catering to nonbinary and transgender needs in male restrooms, signaling a return to traditional gender norms.
Zuckerberg's broader content moderation changes aim to address perceived biases and restore trust among users. The company is also stepping back from its previous focus on diversity and inclusion initiatives, indicating a potential shift in its corporate culture.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Lifting sanctions against Syria is key to stabilizing the country
The US has granted a six-month exemption from sanctions to facilitate humanitarian aid and transactions with Syrian government institutions. This move supports Syria's transitional authorities, led by Ahmed Al-Charaa, in stabilizing the country after years of civil war.
Turkey and Qatar are sending electricity-generating ships to help restore power, while Jordan is also working on infrastructure improvements. The interim government aims to increase electricity supply from a few hours a day to eight within two months.
#crime
The Western Journal: LAPD Clears Arson Suspect but Fireman Cites Video of Men Dumping, Lighting Gasoline Before Palisades Fire Exploded
Authorities in Los Angeles are investigating suspected arson linked to recent fires, with eyewitnesses providing video evidence of individuals allegedly setting fires. However, the LAPD has not confirmed any arson charges, stating insufficient evidence in one case despite a suspect being caught in the act.
In a separate incident, a man was arrested for attempting to ignite fires with a blowtorch, but police determined there was not enough probable cause for arson charges. The investigation into both incidents is ongoing.