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13 Jan 2025
#politics
The Federalist: Bills Aim To Stop Big Tech, Big Government From Silencing Speech
Sen. Eric Schmitt has reintroduced legislation aimed at holding government officials and social media companies accountable for alleged censorship of conservative viewpoints, particularly regarding COVID-19. This follows his previous lawsuit against the Biden administration for colluding with tech giants to suppress free speech.
The proposed laws include the Censorship Accountability Act, which allows citizens to sue federal employees for First Amendment violations, and the Transparency in Bureaucratic Communications Act, which mandates investigations into potential collusion between the government and social media platforms. Schmitt believes these measures will empower citizens and prevent future censorship.
The Federalist: Garland Seeks To Trample Due Process Rights To Get Trump
A Florida federal court is considering motions to prevent the release of a special counsel report that could impact the due process rights of defendants Waltine Nauta and Carlos De Oliveira, who are indicted alongside Trump for classified document retention. Judge Aileen Cannon has temporarily barred the report's release pending further rulings.
The Department of Justice opposes the injunction, arguing that only one volume of the report pertains to the defendants. However, the defendants and others claim that releasing any part of the report could jeopardize their rights in ongoing legal proceedings. The situation remains fluid as the court navigates these complex legal issues.
#society
GB News: Simon Cowell issues urgent plea to fans as he breaks silence on Los Angeles wildfires amid UK return
Simon Cowell has called for support amid ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles, where he has lived for 25 years. He expressed his devastation and announced a donation to the Red Cross, urging others to contribute as well. The fires have claimed 24 lives and forced 153,000 residents to evacuate.
The wildfires have destroyed over 37,000 acres and 12,000 structures, with air quality severely degraded, prompting a health emergency declaration. Controversy has arisen over celebrities accused of wasting water resources during the crisis, while some have hired private firefighters at high rates.
Forbes: California Wildfire Death Toll Hits 24: Here’s What We Know About The Victims
At least 24 people have died in the recent wildfires in Los Angeles County, with the Eaton and Palisades fires being the most devastating. Victims include a former child actor, a surfer, and a 67-year-old amputee who refused to leave his disabled son behind.
The search for additional missing individuals continues, with authorities using cadaver dogs to aid recovery efforts. Many of the deceased were elderly residents who chose to stay in their homes despite evacuation orders. The death toll is expected to rise as investigations proceed.
#culture
The Federalist: How To Fight Against A World Hostile To Christian Values
The cultural shift away from Christian values in America is analyzed in Aaron M. Renn's book, "Life in the Negative World." Renn identifies three stages of this decline: the positive world (1964-1994), neutral world (1994-2014), and the current negative world, where Christian morality is increasingly rejected.
Renn argues that evangelicals must adapt to this new reality by pursuing intellectual excellence, maintaining integrity, and fostering strong communities that uphold traditional values. He emphasizes the importance of teaching biblical truths about gender and marriage to counter secular influences and prepare for effective engagement in today's society.