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14 Jan 2025
#politics
Fox News: Maria Shriver calls out LA mayor amid fires, says city 'cannot go forward with the status quo'
Maria Shriver criticized Los Angeles leadership amid devastating wildfires, stating residents deserve better. She highlighted the lack of resources for the fire department and emphasized the need for change in prioritizing public safety and support for firefighters.
Shriver's comments reflect growing frustration among Californians over the management of the crisis, particularly regarding Mayor Karen Bass's absence during the initial destruction. The situation has prompted calls for reevaluation of leadership priorities in the face of ongoing disasters.
#society
Fox News: Jane Seymour opens her doors to former ‘Dr. Quinn’ co-star who lost his home in the Palisades Fire
Jane Seymour has opened her Malibu home to Joe Lando and his family after they lost their house in the Palisades Fire. Lando expressed gratitude for Seymour's generosity in a heartfelt Instagram video, highlighting the devastation faced by many in the area.
Lando emphasized that the fire has impacted all residents, regardless of wealth, and called for prayers and support for those affected. He noted that many families in the neighborhood are hardworking individuals who have lost their homes.
Fox News: Baby gorilla found in plane cargo recovering at Turkish zoo
A 5-month-old gorilla named Zeytin, rescued from a cargo hold on a Turkish Airlines flight, is recovering at Polonezkoy Zoo in Istanbul. Wildlife officials are considering returning him to his natural habitat, emphasizing the need for a safe environment.
Zeytin has shown improvement since his rescue, gaining weight and becoming more active. The incident highlights the ongoing issue of illegal wildlife trade, as customs officials in Istanbul have increasingly intercepted trafficked animals.
Fox News: JESSE WATTERS: In LA, 'every day gets more grim and the death toll keeps rising'
Los Angeles County is facing severe devastation from fires, with 24 confirmed dead and damages estimated over $250 billion. The Palisades fires are only 13% contained, and looting has surged, with at least 29 arrests, including individuals impersonating firefighters.
The community is left vulnerable as the government response falters, prompting some families to hire private firefighters. Amid the chaos, public figures like David Spade are offering bounties on arsonists, highlighting a breakdown in the social contract.
The Western Journal: Remember the Million Gallon Tanks That Went Dry? Kim Kardashian Used 232,000 Gallons Herself Once
Kim Kardashian has faced criticism for using over 232,000 gallons more water than her allocation during a drought in Southern California. Despite fines, her extravagant water use highlights a sense of entitlement among wealthy residents, as they continue to prioritize luxury over conservation.
As wildfires rage, the depletion of water resources has become critical, with million-gallon tanks running dry. The situation raises questions about the balance between privilege and responsibility in times of environmental crisis.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: China reportedly building 'D-Day'-style barges as fears of Taiwan invasion rise
China is reportedly constructing "D-Day style" barges at Guangzhou Shipyard, potentially to facilitate an invasion of Taiwan. These barges, inspired by WWII portable harbors, could enable Chinese forces to land on challenging terrains and deliver heavy equipment.
Tensions between China and Taiwan remain high, with Chinese leader Xi Jinping asserting that "reunification" with Taiwan is inevitable. Analysts suggest that this barge construction could be a strategic move to enhance China's military capabilities in the region.
#education
GB News: ‘Radicalisation of teachers’ exposed as reporter lifts lid on union that urges shocking pro-Palestine advocacy in classrooms: ‘They’re obsessed!’
A journalist's investigation reveals the National Education Union's (NEU) radical pro-Palestine stance, raising concerns among Jewish parents who feel compelled to withdraw their children from schools due to rising anti-Semitism. Teachers express worries about the union's influence and political focus.
The NEU, now Europe's largest education union, has expanded its agenda beyond education, actively engaging in social causes. Critics argue that its alignment with pro-Palestine advocacy undermines its role as a teachers' union, while the NEU maintains a commitment to combating anti-Semitism and promoting peace.
#crime
Times Of Israel: US agencies warn of potential New Orleans copycat attack
The FBI and DHS issued a warning about potential public safety threats from violent extremists following a New Year’s Day attack in New Orleans that killed 14. They expressed concern over possible copycat attacks, particularly using vehicle ramming as a tactic.
The agencies highlighted the risk of attackers using vehicles and improvised explosive devices, urging the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity.
#science
Le Monde: The migratory bats that 'surf' on warm air-currents
The common noctule bat, a migratory species, showcases unique behaviors among flying animals. Only female noctules migrate, traveling to wintering sites to mate and hibernate before returning pregnant to summer roosts to give birth and raise their young.
This highlights the remarkable adaptability of some bat species in their life cycles and migration patterns.