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#politics

Breitbart: GOP Rep. Malliotakis: Doing Border, Energy, Taxes in One Bill Would Get Buy-In, Help Get SALT Relief
GOP Rep. Malliotakis: Doing Border, Energy, Taxes in One Bill Would Get Buy-In, Help Get SALT Relief
Rep. Nicole Malliotakis (R-NY) advocates for combining border, tax, and energy legislation into one reconciliation bill. She argues that this approach would satisfy various stakeholders, including those concerned with the SALT deduction and energy production, while ensuring tax cuts are included.

Malliotakis emphasizes the importance of acting quickly to avoid the expiration of tax cuts and to support economic growth. She believes that a unified bill could garner the necessary bipartisan support to pass through the Senate.


Breitbart: Report: Andrew McCabe Targeted Trump After Comey Firing, Using 'Dossier' Author
Report: Andrew McCabe Targeted Trump After Comey Firing, Using 'Dossier' Author
Former acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe reportedly ordered a criminal investigation into then-President Donald Trump shortly after Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey. This action relied on the discredited Steele dossier, originally funded by Trump's opponents and later by the Clinton campaign.

Despite Steele's discreditation and the FBI severing ties with him, McCabe's team sought to build a case against Trump for espionage and obstruction of justice. Critics have labeled this move as desperate and politically biased, raising questions about the legitimacy of the investigation.


#society

The Telegraph: Russia fines party-goers for ‘looking too gay’
Russia fines party-goers for ‘looking too gay’
Russian authorities fined at least seven individuals for "looking too gay" following a police raid on a Tula nightclub. The detainees were charged under anti-LGBT laws for their attire, which was deemed to promote "non-traditional sexual relations." The crackdown aligns with the Kremlin's push for "traditional values."

Since the 2013 anti-gay law, which has expanded to include all age groups, numerous cases of alleged LGBT propaganda have been prosecuted. Reports indicate that in 2024 alone, over 130 cases were sent to court, with fines ranging from 50,000 to 200,000 roubles.


Times Of Israel: Syrians protest to demand justice and accountability for disappeared activists
Syrians protest to demand justice and accountability for disappeared activists
Protesters in Douma, Syria, demanded justice for four activists forcibly disappeared in 2013 during the civil war. Razan Zaitouneh, a prominent human rights activist, and her colleagues were abducted by gunmen, with their fate remaining unknown. The recent protests highlight the ongoing search for accountability amid the country's political changes.

Activists are calling for cooperation from various armed groups, particularly the Army of Islam, which has been implicated in the disappearances. The protesters emphasize that true justice in Syria must address the actions of all factions involved in human rights abuses, not just the Assad regime.


Breitbart: Watch: Tesla Cybertruck Engulfed in Flames at Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas
Watch: Tesla Cybertruck Engulfed in Flames at Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas
A Tesla Cybertruck caught fire outside Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas, with dramatic footage showing the vehicle engulfed in flames and reportedly causing explosions. Authorities have labeled the scene an “active crime scene” amid reports of multiple injuries.

Fire officials have highlighted the risks associated with electric vehicle battery fires, urging for improved safety standards for emergency responders. The phenomenon of “thermal runaway” is noted as a common issue with EV fires.


#culture

GB News: Sophie Ellis-Bextor's BBC New Year's show sparks 'defund' row as fans divided by performance
Sophie Ellis-Bextor's BBC New Year's show sparks 'defund' row as fans divided by performance
Sophie Ellis-Bextor's New Year's Eve BBC special received mixed reviews, with some viewers praising her disco-themed concert and others criticizing her live singing as "awkward" and "breathless." The pre-recorded show featured guest performances but sparked debate on social media about its quality.

Fans defended Ellis-Bextor, arguing that live performances differ from heavily produced music, while critics expressed disappointment in the BBC's New Year offerings. Despite the backlash, she had a successful 2024, with her hit "Murder on the Dancefloor" gaining renewed popularity.


#crime

The Telegraph: Police investigate ‘flag’ on back of New Orleans terror attack pick-up
Police investigate ‘flag’ on back of New Orleans terror attack pick-up
New Orleans police are probing a possible homemade flag found on a truck involved in a deadly New Year's Day attack. A man drove the vehicle into a crowd on Bourbon Street, killing ten and injuring at least 35, before engaging in a shoot-out with police.

The investigation includes analyzing images showing a plastic rod with grey material attached to the truck. Authorities are working to uncover the motive behind the attack.