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14 Jan 2025
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GB News: Trump will not force UK to take back Shamima Begum amid row over fate of ‘Isis bride’
Donald Trump's counterterrorism adviser, Sebastian Gorka, stated that he will not pressure the UK to accept Shamima Begum, a former Isis member stripped of her citizenship. Gorka emphasized that the UK should handle its citizens as it sees fit while highlighting the importance of fighting terrorism.
The debate continues in the UK, with various political leaders opposing the return of Begum and other Isis fighters. Reform UK leader Nigel Farage suggested that if the US requested it, the UK might have to consider accepting them back, but he reiterated his opposition to the idea.
The Western Journal: Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Defies Biden's Inauguration Flag Order with an Order of His Own
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has ordered that the U.S. flag be flown at full-staff on state properties for Donald Trump’s inauguration, defying President Biden’s directive to keep flags at half-staff for 30 days following the death of former President Jimmy Carter. Abbott emphasized the importance of Inauguration Day as a celebration of democracy.
Abbott's decision comes amid Trump's criticism of the half-staff order, expressing concern that it would detract from the inauguration. While Abbott honors Carter's legacy, he asserts that the nation should also celebrate the transition of power. Flags in Texas will likely return to half-staff after January 20 until the mourning period concludes.
The Western Journal: Fox News Anchor Will Cain Receives a Big Promotion as Network Shakes Up Schedule
Fox News anchor Will Cain is set to host "The Will Cain Show," taking over the 4 PM ET weekday slot. The program will focus on news analysis and feature discussions with various newsmakers. Cain will depart from "Fox & Friends Weekend" on January 18.
Fox News Media aims to innovate its programming lineup, with CEO Suzanne Scott highlighting Cain's experience as valuable for the upcoming news cycle. Dagen McDowell will also expand her role on Fox Business Network.
The Federalist: Newsom Climbs To Moral High Ground As California Incinerates
California Governor Gavin Newsom faced criticism during a podcast interview while the state battled severe wildfires. He dismissed accusations of mismanagement, claiming he is a victim of misinformation and asserting that he is doing his best to address the situation, despite the ongoing devastation.
Newsom called for public understanding and grace, suggesting that the real issue lies with external factors, including Donald Trump, rather than his administration's preparedness. He emphasized his desire for answers regarding the wildfires, while also stating that recovery efforts are not solely the state's responsibility.
Fox News: Sen. Liz Warren lays out more than 100 questions she wants Pete Hegseth to answer during confirmation hearing
Sen. Elizabeth Warren has sent a 33-page letter to Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for Defense Secretary, outlining numerous accusations and over 100 questions regarding his fitness for the position. Warren labels Hegseth as "unfit," citing concerns about his past behavior, financial mismanagement, and controversial views on military diversity and women.
Warren's letter highlights Hegseth's alleged issues with excessive drinking and his tattoo, which she claims is linked to right-wing extremism. She also questions his stance on military policies and support for veterans, while Hegseth's team maintains he is prepared to address these concerns at his confirmation hearing.
Fox News: 'Lone actors' are greatest safety threat during Trump's inauguration: Capitol police chief
U.S. Capitol Police Chief J. Thomas Manger has identified "lone actors" as the primary threat to safety during the upcoming presidential inauguration, citing recent attempts to disrupt congressional proceedings. Approximately 250,000 ticketed guests and 25,000 demonstrators are expected, prompting heightened security measures.
The inauguration will be designated a "National Special Security Event," with around 25,000 law enforcement personnel, including 7,800 National Guard soldiers, deployed. Authorities emphasize a zero-tolerance policy for violence during the event, with enhanced barriers and fencing to ensure safety.
#society
Times Of Israel: Palestinians dedicate new West Bank olive grove to Jimmy Carter
Palestinian activists planted 250 olive trees in Tulkarem, West Bank, to honor the late US President Jimmy Carter, recognized for his support of Palestinian independence. The grove, named "Freedom Farm," aims to empower local farmers and protect against attacks on olive trees.
Carter, who passed away at 100, was noted for his role in the Camp David Accords and later criticized Israel's military rule over Palestinians. His legacy remains significant among Palestinians, as reflected in this memorial initiative.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israeli envoy to UN accuses Hezbollah of trying to rebuild, with help from Iran
Israel's UN ambassador warned that Hezbollah is attempting to regain military strength and rearm with Iranian support, posing a significant threat to Israel and regional stability. Following a US-brokered ceasefire, both sides have accused each other of violating the agreement.
Despite a reduction in Hezbollah's capabilities during recent conflicts, Israel claims the group is still trying to smuggle weapons and finances. The Israeli ambassador urged the Lebanese government and international community to address these issues and criticized UN peacekeepers for their leniency in enforcing peacekeeping mandates.
#sports
The Western Journal: Watch: Eagles Star Sparks Backlash After He Was Caught Reading a Book in Playoff Win
A.J. Brown of the Philadelphia Eagles drew attention during a playoff game against the Green Bay Packers for reading a self-help book on the sidelines. Despite his limited impact on the game with only one catch for 10 yards, the moment sparked discussions about the diva-like reputation of NFL wide receivers.
Brown's choice of reading material, "Inner Excellence: Train Your Mind for Extraordinary Performance and the Best Possible Life," was highlighted by commentators and fans alike. While he does not have the same disruptive history as some of his predecessors, the incident was noted as emblematic of the wide receiver persona in the NFL.