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#politics
Le Monde: European digital regulation comes under attack from Trump, Musk and Zuckerberg
Donald Trump and major tech leaders, including Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, are rallying against Europe's digital regulations and competition policies, which have resulted in significant fines for American companies. Zuckerberg has pledged to support Trump in defending American business interests.
Brussels is concerned about this alliance, viewing it as a potential threat to democratic discourse. The European Parliament plans to hold a debate on the implications of Musk and Trump's influence on EU digital regulations.
Fox News: Trump ally Steve Bannon pledges to 'take... down' Elon Musk
Steve Bannon has vowed to remove Elon Musk from the White House, criticizing Musk's support for H-1B visas, which allow U.S. companies to hire foreign skilled workers. Bannon claims the visa system is exploited by tech companies and expressed disdain for Musk's influence.
Musk, who once held an H-1B visa, argues that there is a shortage of engineering talent in the U.S. and defends the need for foreign workers. The debate reflects broader tensions within the Republican Party regarding immigration policy and the tech industry's labor practices.
The Federalist: How Senate Republicans Can Decisively Clinch Trump's Nominees
Republicans face critical confirmation hearings for President-elect Trump’s nominees, where they must unite and counter Democrat attacks. The stakes are high, as personnel choices will shape policy and influence the administration's success.
Democrats are expected to employ aggressive tactics to undermine nominees, focusing on personal attacks rather than qualifications. Republicans must combat this by reinforcing the nominees' credentials and framing the attacks as efforts to obstruct the administration's agenda.
#society
GB News: Jeremy Clarkson issues defiant backing of celeb LA wildfire victims amid claim they 'don't matter'
Jeremy Clarkson has defended celebrities affected by the recent Los Angeles wildfires, which have forced over 153,000 evacuations and resulted in significant property loss and fatalities. He criticized social media users who downplay the trauma experienced by the wealthy, emphasizing that loss is painful regardless of financial status.
Clarkson also proposed practical solutions for rebuilding in fire-prone areas, suggesting the use of fire-resistant materials and a shift in California's environmental policies. Many celebrities, including Mandy Moore, have expressed their distress over the situation and faced criticism for their responses.
The Federalist: Prescribed Burns Are The Way For California To Avoid Huge Fires
California faces severe wildfires, particularly in Los Angeles County, prompting calls for improved fuel and forest management. Experts advocate for increased use of prescribed burns to mitigate wildfire risks, yet bureaucratic, legal, and public resistance hinder their implementation.
Despite successful examples in other states, California's regulatory hurdles and community fears about prescribed burns persist. Legislative efforts and community initiatives aim to shift perceptions and increase prescribed burn practices, but the need for urgent action remains critical to combat the growing wildfire threat.
#technology
Fox News: OpenAI reveals AI policy proposals to best China, protect kids: ‘This is a race America can and must win’
OpenAI has unveiled its AI "Economic Blueprint," aimed at ensuring the U.S. maintains its lead in artificial intelligence over China. The organization emphasizes the need for democratic AI development and proposes policies to attract investment, streamline regulations, and promote innovation while safeguarding national security.
The blueprint suggests federal leadership in creating national security evaluations and international safety standards, alongside infrastructure improvements to support AI growth. OpenAI believes that fostering AI literacy and experimentation at the state level will cultivate talent across the country, ultimately enhancing the U.S. economy and global standing in AI.