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13 Jan 2025

#politics

Fox News: FBI Director Wray reveals why he is resigning during ‘such a dangerous time’
FBI Director Wray reveals why he is resigning during ‘such a dangerous time’
FBI Director Christopher Wray announced his resignation during an interview on CBS, citing President-elect Donald Trump's desire for a leadership change. Wray expressed concern over threats from China and domestic terrorism, stating his decision was aimed at ensuring an orderly transition for the bureau.

Wray's departure follows a strained relationship with Trump, especially after the FBI's actions regarding classified documents. Trump's campaign criticized Wray's comments about the former president's rally incident, while Wray emphasized that the FBI's mission is to follow facts regardless of political implications.


#society

Breitbart: LAFD Deputy Chief Slammed For Blaming Fire Victims
LAFD Deputy Chief Slammed For Blaming Fire Victims
LAFD Deputy Chief Kristine Larson faced backlash for comments suggesting fire victims are at fault for being in the "wrong place." She defended the department's DEI hiring practices, stating that responders should reflect the community they serve, which drew criticism for its implications on emergency response.

Critics argue her remarks highlight issues with California's priorities, with some calling for competency over identity in emergency services. The LAFD's focus on DEI initiatives has also been scrutinized amid budget cuts and challenges in combating wildfires.


Forbes: California Wildfire Live Updates: Death Toll Hits 24 In Palisades, Eaton Fires—As Heavy Wind Expected In Coming Days
California Wildfire Live Updates: Death Toll Hits 24 In Palisades, Eaton Fires—As Heavy Wind Expected In Coming Days
At least 24 people have died in Southern California wildfires, with the Eaton Fire and Palisades Fire being the most severe. Crews are making progress in containment, but strong winds forecasted could exacerbate the situation.

Authorities are planning for evacuated residents to return after winds subside, while 16 individuals remain missing. The fires have destroyed thousands of structures, and the death toll may continue to rise as search efforts proceed.


Breitbart: 'Tone Deaf': L.A.'s Wealthy Ripped for Hiring Private Firefighters
'Tone Deaf': L.A.'s Wealthy Ripped for Hiring Private Firefighters
Wealthy individuals in Los Angeles are hiring private firefighters at $2,000 an hour to protect their properties amid devastating wildfires. This practice has sparked criticism, with many viewing it as a display of privilege during a crisis that has affected the wider community.

Keith Wasserman's request for private firefighting assistance drew backlash on social media, highlighting concerns over class divides during disasters. As thousands of public firefighters battle the blazes, the death toll from the wildfires has risen to 16.


GB News: Male survivors 'ignored' and abuse classified as 'violence against women and girls'
Male survivors 'ignored' and abuse classified as 'violence against women and girls'
Male survivors of abuse feel overlooked by the Government, as their experiences are often classified under "violence against women and girls." Research indicates that 88% of male victims believe the Government does not care about them, with many reporting difficulties in accessing help.

Advocates argue that this classification marginalizes male victims, making them feel invisible and unsupported. While the Government defends its classification, stating that measures are in place for all victims, male survivors continue to seek recognition and tailored support.


#crime

Fox News: Santa Monica police release mugshots of suspects accused of trying to loot during California wildfires
Santa Monica police release mugshots of suspects accused of trying to loot during California wildfires
The Santa Monica Police Department has identified nearly a dozen burglary suspects linked to attempted break-ins in the Palisades Fire evacuation zones, all of whom are from outside the area. Since the fire began, 39 arrests have been made, with many suspects found with burglary tools.

Among those arrested, several were caught with items indicating intent to commit theft, including masks and gloves. Notably, one suspect was apprehended with a dagger and narcotics while on probation. The ongoing situation highlights concerns about crime in disaster zones.


#sports

Breitbart: Robert Griffin III Blasted for Comment About Chargers' Justin Herbert After Playoff Loss
Robert Griffin III Blasted for Comment About Chargers' Justin Herbert After Playoff Loss
Former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III faced criticism for suggesting that media scrutiny of Chargers QB Justin Herbert's playoff performance was racially biased. Griffin called for equal accountability for Herbert compared to Black quarterbacks like Lamar Jackson and Dak Prescott, prompting accusations of race-baiting from fans.

Many fans expressed disapproval of Griffin's comments, arguing that his framing detracted from the discussion of Herbert's poor performance in the Chargers' playoff loss.