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12 Jan 2025
#illegals
Liberty Nation News: Test Your News Knowledge Quiz – January 12, 2025 - Liberty Nation News
A recent poll shows that 62% of left-leaning voters aged 18-34 identify as progressive, with only 25% considering themselves traditional Democrats.
Additionally, a significant 52% of Americans support the mass deportation of undocumented immigrants, reflecting growing concerns about immigration policies.
#politics
Fox News: Trump says Jack Smith is a 'disgrace' after special counsel resigned from DOJ: 'He left town empty handed!'
President-elect Trump criticized Special Counsel Jack Smith following Smith's resignation from the Justice Department, calling him a "disgrace" and asserting that his investigations were a "Witch Hunt" that cost over $100 million. Smith's report on Trump's role in the January 6 Capitol riot is expected to be released soon.
Trump claimed the charges against him were politically motivated and should never have been filed, declaring that he had persevered and won despite the legal challenges. Smith had previously requested to drop the charges against Trump after his electoral victory.
The Telegraph: The great firewall keeping out the hard-Right collapses across Europe
Austria's political landscape is shifting as the Freedom Party of Austria (FPO), a far-Right and pro-Putin faction, gains traction following the failure of traditional parties to form a coalition. The center-Right People's Party (OVP) is now in talks with the FPO after their attempts to exclude them from power collapsed.
This development reflects a broader trend in Europe, where traditional coalition-building is faltering in the face of rising hard-Right parties. Protests erupted across Austria as citizens expressed their discontent with the potential coalition.
GB News: Tulip Siddiq got her break in politics after pressure from her aunt's party as Badenoch calls for her to be sacked
Treasury Minister Tulip Siddiq faces scrutiny over her political connections and allegations of her family's embezzlement of £3.9 billion from Bangladesh's infrastructure spending. Calls for her dismissal by Tory leader Kemi Badenoch have intensified, particularly regarding a North London flat linked to Siddiq's aunt, former Bangladeshi PM Sheikh Hasina.
Siddiq has referred herself to the prime minister's standards adviser, asserting her innocence amid claims of corruption. Despite the controversy, Keir Starmer continues to support Siddiq, stating she has acted properly in seeking an investigation.
#economy
Liberty Nation News: The Federal Reserve Flunks – Inflation’s Return in 2025 - Liberty Nation News
The Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates may have been premature, as leading indicators show rising inflation. Despite a hawkish stance among officials, the Fed has reduced rates by a full percent since September and plans to pause further cuts in 2025 amid concerns about inflation risks.
Recent economic data, including job growth and inflation metrics, suggest renewed price pressures. While the Fed maintains confidence in its inflation targets, critics argue its shifting focus on various inflation metrics undermines its credibility. The potential for rising inflation could complicate the economic landscape for the incoming administration.
#sports
Fox News: Buffalo Bills have 'Battle Boat' filled with waffle fries and surprise food
The Buffalo Bills are showcasing a unique food item called the "Battle Boat" during their wildcard playoff game against the Denver Broncos. This 2-foot-long dish features spicy waffle fries topped with local delicacies from both Buffalo and Denver, such as Buffalo chicken and a Denver omelet.
Content creator Cameron Guzzo highlighted the Battle Boat in his food review series, praising its creativity and taste. The dish, which costs $28, has evolved from its previous names and was inspired by a children's suggestion during a Delaware North event.