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12 Jan 2025
#politics
Fox News: JD Vance spells out what Trump's process to 'rectify' 'unfair' Jan 6 prosecutions could look like
President-elect Donald Trump is emphasizing his commitment to pardoning January 6 protesters, with plans to assess individual cases upon taking office. Vice President-elect JD Vance supports this stance, arguing that those prosecuted unfairly should receive clemency, while those who engaged in violence should not.
The incoming administration will also face significant challenges, including disaster relief in California amid ongoing wildfires. Vance criticized the state's governance, linking it to the severity of the fires, while asserting that Trump aims to improve disaster response efforts.
The Mirror: Dominic Cummings and Elon Musk in alleged WhatsApp plot to derail UK politics
Dominic Cummings is reportedly collaborating with Elon Musk to undermine Keir Starmer and the Labour government, using WhatsApp to strategize attacks. Cummings, a former aide to Boris Johnson, is also advising Musk on reducing government spending in the U.S.
Concerns are rising over Musk's potential influence in UK politics, as he explores ways to challenge Starmer's leadership. His aggressive posts on social media have drawn attention from counter-extremism officials in the UK.
Fox News: CEO of left-leaning fact-checker says government at fault for censoring Hunter Biden laptop, not fact-checkers
Snopes CEO Chris Richmond stated that the U.S. government, not fact-checkers, was responsible for censoring the Hunter Biden laptop story in 2020. He claimed Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg complied with government requests, which led to the suppression of the story on social media platforms.
Richmond criticized the lack of transparency in Facebook's content moderation and expressed support for a community note system. Zuckerberg also revealed that the Biden administration pressured Meta to remove posts about COVID-19 vaccine side effects, highlighting ongoing tensions between the government and social media companies.
#society
The Economist: Russia is being set aflame by hundreds of arson attacks
Russia is experiencing a surge in arson attacks, with authorities attributing these incidents to a campaign of subversion and psychological warfare. An elderly man was charged with terrorism after setting fire to an ATM, claiming he was directed by phone scammers, highlighting the chaos surrounding these events.
The situation raises concerns about public safety and the motivations behind these attacks, as multiple incidents have targeted banks and police vehicles. This wave of violence has led to increased scrutiny of the Kremlin's narrative regarding domestic unrest.
Le Monde: Storm moves away from Mayotte after causing deadly floods in Madagascar
Tropical Storm Dikeledi has moved away from Mayotte after causing severe flash floods in Madagascar, resulting in three fatalities. The storm, which weakened from a cyclone, prompted a red alert in Mayotte, where locals expressed concern over potential impacts from the recent weather.
In Madagascar, the northern region faced intense conditions with gusts up to 90 km/h. Over 900 individuals were affected, and thousands have been mobilized in Mayotte for disaster response. Dikeledi is expected to intensify again as it shifts direction.
Fox News: California relying on prisoners, Mexico to provide firefighters to battle Los Angeles wildfires
California has deployed nearly 1,000 prison inmates and firefighters from Mexico to combat wildfires in Los Angeles, which have resulted in 16 fatalities. Inmates participate voluntarily, earning between $5.80 to $10.24 daily.
Governor Gavin Newsom faces criticism for cutting wildfire funding earlier this year, while the fires have consumed over 62 square miles. Containment efforts continue amid forecasts of strong winds.
Breitbart: Insurance Industry Leader Fires Back at Kamala Harris's L.A. Fire Claims
Insurance leaders are refuting Vice President Kamala Harris's assertion that insurers are abandoning families affected by the Los Angeles wildfires. They describe her comments as "false, wrong and dangerous," emphasizing that state laws prevent policy cancellations under certain conditions.
Despite recent policy cancellations by State Farm, insurance representatives argue that they remain committed to supporting affected families. They highlight ongoing challenges in California's insurance market, citing unsustainable claims payouts.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Mauritius in 'no rush' to secure Chagos Island deal despite Starmer's desire to conclude agreement before Trump presidency
Mauritius is delaying a deal with the UK regarding Chagos Islands, seeking better financial terms after being offered £9 billion over 99 years for Diego Garcia. Officials express concerns that the deal may be jeopardized by Donald Trump's upcoming presidency.
The Mauritian government wants to renegotiate lease terms, citing the current offer as insufficient. With fears of a shift in geopolitical dynamics, they aim to secure a more favorable agreement before Trump's inauguration.