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12 Jan 2025
#politics
Le Monde: Sarkozy's trial: The full timeline of the Libyan campaign financing case
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is currently on trial for alleged Libyan financing of his 2007 presidential campaign, facing charges of passive corruption, criminal conspiracy, and illegal campaign financing. The trial began on January 6 and includes 12 other defendants, including former ministers and businessmen.
Sarkozy's legal troubles follow a recent conviction for corruption and influence-peddling. The trial is set to continue until April 10.
Breitbart: President Biden Awards Pope Francis Presidential Medal of Freedom
President Biden awarded Pope Francis the Presidential Medal of Freedom, recognizing his contributions to society and global peace. The honor places him alongside notable figures like George Soros and Cecile Richards, both of whom have stirred controversy in their respective roles.
The White House emphasized Pope Francis as a unique leader, referred to as the "People’s Pope." Critics have condemned the awards given to Soros and Richards, citing their contentious histories and policies.
Front Page Magazine: Bass's Ashes
Fast-moving brushfires in Southern California have forced many residents, including celebrities, to evacuate their homes. Mayor Karen Bass faced criticism for attending a presidential inauguration in Ghana while her city battled the flames, and she did not address the fire department's budget cuts or water shortages upon her return.
Bass's history with Cuba and her lack of criticism toward the Castro regime have raised concerns about her leadership. Critics argue that her administration prioritizes ideology over competence, as evidenced by the fire department's management during the crisis.
Breitbart: Newsom: Trump's Politicizing Wildfires 'Incomprehensible,' 'Threatening Our First Responders'
Governor Gavin Newsom criticized President-elect Donald Trump for politicizing California's wildfire crisis. He invited Trump to see the situation firsthand and highlighted the support from President Biden, emphasizing that misinformation about water policy does not help the crisis.
Newsom accused Trump of withholding aid based on political considerations, citing past instances where Trump delayed assistance to states. He interpreted Trump's comments as threats to first responders and California's emergency management efforts.
#society
Breitbart: Red Sox Manager Alex Cora Declined Trump White House Visit in 2019 to Respect Puerto Rico Hurricane Victims
Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora declined an invitation to the White House after the team's 2018 World Series win, feeling it was inappropriate to celebrate while Puerto Rico was still recovering from Hurricane Maria. He emphasized that his decision was personal and not political, expressing gratitude for U.S. aid but highlighting ongoing struggles in Puerto Rico.
Cora criticized former President Trump's comments about the hurricane's death toll as disrespectful and reiterated that the impact of the disaster extended beyond immediate fatalities. He called for a focus on the human aspect of the crisis rather than politicizing it.
Fox News: Prince Harry, Meghan Markle slammed by Justine Bateman for being 'disaster tourists' amid California fires
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's recent visit to support wildfire relief efforts in Southern California has drawn criticism from actress Justine Bateman, who labeled their actions as a "repulsive photo op." She accused the couple of being "disaster tourists" and questioned their motives.
While some praised Harry and Meghan for their philanthropic efforts, including opening their home to evacuees and donating essentials, Bateman continued to express frustration with local officials' handling of the wildfires, emphasizing the need for better funding for emergency services.
Front Page Magazine: Muslims Raped More Women in Europe Than Rwanda or Yugoslavia
Sweden has the highest sexual assault rates in the EU, with a significant portion of offenders being first- and second-generation immigrants, particularly from the Middle East and Africa. Authorities have faced backlash for reporting these statistics, which indicate a sharp rise in assaults since the migrant crisis began in 2015.
Similar trends are observed across Europe, with countries like the UK and Germany experiencing substantial increases in reported rapes coinciding with rising Muslim populations. Critics argue that governments have downplayed or covered up these issues, leading to a perception of a broader crisis linked to immigration and cultural differences.
Breitbart: Everytown Still Counting Non-School Shootings as School Shootings
Discrepancies in definitions of school shootings lead to varying statistics among gun-control groups. Everytown for Gun Safety counts any gun discharge on school grounds, resulting in 219 reported incidents, while Education Week only includes shootings during school hours, reporting 39.
This divergence highlights the challenges in accurately assessing the prevalence of school shootings, as definitions and methodologies differ widely among organizations. Everytown's approach includes incidents with no injuries, raising questions about the reliability of their data.
Fox News: FEMA administrator urges Hurricane Helene victims to take action amid risk of losing temporary housing
Families in Western North Carolina affected by Hurricane Helene are facing the end of their temporary FEMA housing assistance, with notifications indicating ineligibility for the program. The deadline for assistance has been extended to January 14, and FEMA urges those still in need to contact them.
FEMA is also managing assistance for families displaced by wildfires in Southern California. Individuals are encouraged to register for aid and check with their insurance for coverage options. Contact information for FEMA is provided for those needing support.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: Greenfield Video: How the Left Burned a City Down
Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Fellow, discusses themes from his book, "Domestic Enemies: The Founding Fathers’ Fight Against the Left," on the Glazov Gang. He addresses the implications of leftist actions, including societal unrest and the role of leadership in crisis situations.
The conversation reflects on broader cultural issues and critiques of contemporary governance.
#health
GB News: Hospital recruiting 'corridor care' nurses for patients without a bed to ease NHS crisis
Whittington Hospital in north London is urgently recruiting nurses to manage patients in corridors amid unprecedented demand for hospital beds due to a flu crisis. Over 5,000 beds are occupied by flu patients, prompting the need for temporary nursing staff.
Healthcare professionals are raising concerns about the safety and dignity of providing care in corridors, with reports of critical incidents in multiple hospitals. NHS England acknowledges the situation but emphasizes that such temporary care should not become standard practice.
#sports
Breitbart: Steelers' George Pickens Disses Own Team After Playoff Collapse vs Ravens
The Baltimore Ravens eliminated the Pittsburgh Steelers from playoff contention with a 28-14 victory, dominating the game with a strong running game and a solid defense. Steelers wide receiver George Pickens acknowledged some offensive growth but expressed a lack of optimism for the team's future.
Pittsburgh's offense struggled, managing only 280 yards, while the Ravens' defense pressured quarterback Russell Wilson significantly. With the Steelers not winning a playoff game since 2016 and facing uncertainty at quarterback, the outlook remains grim for fans.