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1 Jan 2025
#politics
Human Events: HUMAN EVENTS: In 2024 the Left lost its ability to lie to America
As 2025 begins, President-elect Donald Trump prepares for his second term, marking a significant shift in American politics. The journey to this moment has involved overcoming a series of lies propagated by the Left, particularly regarding President Biden's mental fitness and the legal challenges faced by Trump.
The narrative of the past year has revealed a disconnect between the Democratic party's messaging and public perception, leading to a decline in their credibility. As Trump reclaims his position, the mainstream media's influence wanes, leaving Americans more skeptical of the narratives pushed by the Left.
Fox News: Journalists who hid Biden's mental decline should be held accountable: NY Post editorial board
The New York Post criticized journalists for failing to hold President Biden accountable regarding concerns about his mental fitness. The editorial argued that these journalists misled the public by defending Biden instead of questioning his capabilities, especially as evidence of his decline became more apparent.
As Biden's reelection campaign progresses, the Post emphasized the need for accountability among those who ignored or downplayed the issue. Recent admissions from some journalists reflect a growing recognition of their misjudgment, with calls for greater scrutiny of the media's role in shaping public perception.
The Telegraph: Macron admits his snap election ‘destabilised’ France
Emmanuel Macron has acknowledged that his decision to dissolve the National Assembly last year was a failure, resulting in increased division rather than solutions for the French people. In his New Year’s Eve address, he took full responsibility for the instability caused by the snap elections.
Macron described his intent to restore clarity and give citizens a voice but admitted that the outcome has been detrimental. This acknowledgment marks a rare moment of humility from the president, reflecting on the backfired decision ahead of the Paris Olympics.
The Economist: The four worst words in British politics
In British politics, the phrase "not a good look" has become a common response to controversial government actions, reflecting a reluctance to engage with substantive issues. This trend highlights a tendency to sidestep accountability and meaningful discourse.
Additionally, various colloquial expressions, like "for the birds" and "throwing a dead cat on the table," illustrate the unique vernacular that has emerged among politicians and commentators, often serving as distractions rather than solutions.
GB News: Keir Starmer is 'treading more heavily on our lives', Parry claims
Commentator Mike Parry criticized Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer for failing to address rising energy costs, claiming his promises to the public are empty. Parry described Starmer's statements as sounding "deranged" during his appearance on GB News.
#society
Breitbart: Franklin Graham on Terror on Bourbon Street: 'The Issue Is the Human Heart'
A tragic incident in New Orleans on New Year's Day left at least ten dead and dozens injured after a suspect drove into a crowd and opened fire. Law enforcement is investigating the act as a potential case of terrorism, with the FBI involved in the inquiry.
Rev. Franklin Graham emphasized the underlying issue of human evil, urging the need for personal reflection and faith in Jesus Christ. The incident highlights the unpredictability of violence and the importance of spiritual readiness.
#culture
Breitbart: Chess Grand Master Wears Jeans to Tournament Championship After Dress Code Controversy
Chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen withdrew from the Rapid World Championship due to a dispute over wearing jeans, which violated the International Chess Federation's dress code. Despite his withdrawal, he competed in the World Blitz Championship in New York while expressing dissatisfaction with the handling of the situation.
In response to the controversy, FIDE announced a more flexible dress code for the World Blitz Championships, allowing minor deviations from the official attire rules. Carlsen is set to continue competing in the tournament.
#crime
Fox News: Bourbon Street attack on New Year's revelers just the latest case of terrorists using trucks to kill
A deadly ramming attack on New Year's revelers in New Orleans left at least 10 dead and dozens injured. The suspect, Shamsud Din Jabbar, was killed after engaging with police. Authorities found explosive devices at the scene, and the vehicle used in the attack crossed the U.S.-Mexico border in November.
This incident follows a pattern of vehicle-as-weapon attacks globally, with recent examples in Germany, France, and the U.S. Experts warn that soft targets remain vulnerable, emphasizing the need for heightened security at public gatherings.
Breitbart: Germany: Man Shot by Police After Rampage with Stolen Excavator
A 38-year-old man was shot and killed by police in Baden-Württemberg after he stole an excavator and caused extensive damage in a violent rampage. Three officers were injured during the incident, and while the motive remains unclear, authorities do not believe it was politically motivated.
Police emphasized the need to prevent further harm to the public, stating that their response was necessary in a dangerous situation. The role of mental illness in the man's actions has not yet been confirmed.
#sports
Breitbart: Quinn Ewers Offered Shocking Amount of Money to Remain in College Football
Quinn Ewers, Texas Longhorns quarterback, has reportedly been offered a $6 million deal to stay in college football instead of entering the 2025 NFL Draft. Speculation suggests he may consider transferring, potentially to Notre Dame, but no details have been confirmed.
Ewers has had a successful season, leading the Longhorns with 2,867 passing yards and 26 touchdowns, as they prepare to face Arizona State in the College Football Playoff quarterfinals. If he remains in college, he could become the highest-paid college quarterback in history.
#technology
Breitbart: Cybersecurity in 2024: The Year of the Three Typhoons
In 2024, the U.S. faced significant cybersecurity threats from Chinese state-sponsored hacking groups, notably Volt Typhoon and Salt Typhoon, which targeted critical infrastructure and telecommunications. These groups employed tactics like "living off the land," allowing them to infiltrate networks without immediate detection, leading to serious breaches, including the theft of Americans' cell phone records.
The year also saw a rise in social engineering attacks, with cybercriminals using sophisticated techniques to manipulate victims into revealing sensitive information. Additionally, advancements in AI led to new vulnerabilities, such as LLMjacking and supply chain attacks, highlighting the complex and interconnected nature of modern cybersecurity threats.