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14 Jan 2025
#illegals
Fox News: FIRST ON FOX: Red state suing Biden admin for unleashing ‘chaos’ on schools through open border
Oklahoma is suing the Biden administration over its border policies, claiming they have caused chaos in the state's public school system. The lawsuit seeks reimbursement for approximately $470 million spent on educating illegal immigrant children, as schools struggle to provide adequate resources.
Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters argues that the influx of nearly 3,000 unaccompanied migrant children is straining resources and negatively impacting education for all students. He calls for other states to join the lawsuit, emphasizing the need for accountability from the federal government.
#politics
Breitbart: Russia Hoax Queen Rachel Maddow Returns to Five Nights for Desperate MSNBC
Rachel Maddow is set to return to a five-night schedule on MSNBC, covering Donald Trump's inauguration and the first 100 days of his presidency. Despite a salary cut to $25 million, her show aims to boost the network's dwindling ratings, which have significantly lagged behind Fox News.
MSNBC's viewership has declined, with Maddow being the only anchor to consistently draw over a million viewers recently. The network hopes her return will revive interest, but skepticism remains regarding whether audiences will return for more politically charged content after years of unmet promises.
The Mirror: Truth behind Tory ministers' meetings on child grooming when in power
The Conservative Party has faced criticism for failing to act on child sexual abuse recommendations despite holding numerous meetings on the issue. Labour's research indicates that former ministers did not implement key findings from a significant inquiry into grooming gangs, raising concerns about their commitment to addressing the problem.
Calls for a new national inquiry have emerged, but critics argue that more discussions are unnecessary without prior action. The current Labour government claims it will prioritize delivering concrete measures to protect victims, contrasting with the Tories' perceived inaction during their time in power.
Fox News: Dem senator's 'lies and stupidity' at Hegseth hearing roasted on social media: 'Clown show'
Social media backlash ensued after Democratic Senator Mazie Hirono questioned Secretary of Defense nominee Pete Hegseth about hypothetical military actions, including an invasion of Greenland. Hegseth responded that he would not disclose presidential orders publicly, leading to criticism of Hirono's line of questioning.
Hirono also faced scrutiny for her claims regarding Trump's orders during the Lafayette Square protests and allegations against Hegseth. Critics labeled the hearing as a "clown show" and questioned the validity of Hirono's accusations.
Fox News: Legal expert shreds Trump special counsel report: 'Vintage Jack Smith'
Jonathan Turley criticized the recently released report by former Special Counsel Jack Smith regarding President Trump's election interference investigation, claiming it resembles a personal defense rather than a prosecution. Turley noted that Smith dismissed key Supreme Court decisions that could undermine his case.
The report asserts that Trump's actions post-2020 election involved criminal efforts to maintain power, but it also indicates that the case may need to be dismissed due to presidential immunity as Trump prepares to take office again. Trump responded on Truth Social, labeling Smith's findings as "fake."
Breitbart: Colbert, Jon Stewart, Kimmel Ignore Democrats Controlling California; Attack Trump, GOP over L.A. Fires
Late-night comedians criticized President-elect Donald Trump and Republican leaders for their responses to the ongoing fires in Los Angeles, despite the fact that the state is under Democratic control. Jimmy Kimmel accused Trump of making racist comments about firefighters, a claim that lacks evidence.
Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert also targeted GOP lawmakers for their demands for conditions on disaster aid, arguing it was inappropriate during a crisis. They defended California's Democratic leadership against accusations that their policies contributed to the severity of the fires.
Le Monde: Highlights from French PM Bayrou's government policy statement
French Prime Minister François Bayrou outlined his government priorities in a speech to Parliament, emphasizing the need for a timely 2025 budget and addressing pension reform. He proposed revisiting the controversial retirement age increase and announced a revised public sector deficit target of 5.4%.
Bayrou also highlighted plans for immigration policy, environmental solutions, and electoral reform, including a democracy bank for political financing. He committed to improving education, housing, and health services, promising increased spending on health insurance and full coverage for wheelchairs by 2025.
Fox News: LA councilwoman whose district ravaged by wildfires looks to hold leaders accountable for empty reservoirs
Los Angeles council member Traci Park is calling for accountability from city and state officials after recent wildfires revealed significant shortcomings in the region's firefighting infrastructure, including empty reservoirs and malfunctioning fire hydrants. Park emphasized the need for better disaster preparedness as the city prepares for major events like the 2026 World Cup and 2028 Olympics.
Governor Gavin Newsom has initiated an independent review of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power in response to the water supply issues during the fires. Critics point to chronic underinvestment in infrastructure and ineffective water management as key factors exacerbating the crisis.
#society
The Western Journal: Harris Camp's Insane Response When Vances Asked Child-Proofing Questions About VP Residence
Vice President-elect J.D. Vance's wife, Usha, faced a rebuff from Kamala Harris's staff when inquiring about childproofing the vice presidential residence. This incident raises questions about the competence and courtesy of Harris's team, particularly given the context of her failed presidential campaign.
The response from Harris's staff reflects a broader perception of Democratic indifference towards children and families, contrasting with conservative values that prioritize family welfare. This situation highlights an ideological divide regarding the treatment of children in political discourse.
Breitbart: WSJ: California Fires Due to Bad Politics, Not Climate Change
California wildfires are being misattributed to climate change, according to the Wall Street Journal editorial board. They argue that the real issue lies with state and local governments, particularly under Governor Gavin Newsom, who have failed to adequately prepare for and manage wildfire risks.
The editorial criticizes the proposed state budget for cutting wildfire prevention funding while increasing spending in other areas, asserting that this lack of investment in water storage and land management exacerbates the problem. They call for a shift in political accountability rather than blaming climate change for natural disasters.
The Western Journal: Former Child Star Dies in California Fires at Age 32
Rory Callum Sykes, a 32-year-old Australian actor known for his childhood role on "Kiddy Kapers," died in the recent wildfires in Malibu, California. His mother, Shelley Sykes, revealed that the fire engulfed his cottage, and firefighters were unable to extinguish the flames due to a lack of water.
Shelley expressed her heartbreak on social media, sharing that Rory passed away from carbon monoxide poisoning rather than burning. The tragedy has garnered significant attention and condolences from fans and the public.
Fox News: Jimmy Kimmel grows emotional over LA fires, blasts 'disgusting' Trump for response
Jimmy Kimmel addressed the Los Angeles fires in an emotional monologue, highlighting the fear and stress faced by the community. He praised the unity and support among residents, noting how people helped each other despite losing their own homes.
Kimmel criticized President-elect Donald Trump's response as "disgusting," particularly his comments about firefighters. He expressed gratitude for the firefighters' efforts and encouraged viewers to support recovery efforts.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Reports: Hamas Accepts Draft Ceasefire and Hostage Release Deal
Hamas leaders have tentatively accepted a draft agreement for a ceasefire in Gaza, contingent on releasing Israeli hostages. The deal, facilitated by the U.S., Egypt, and Qatar, could lead to a significant exchange of prisoners, with Israel expected to free 1,000 Palestinians for 33 hostages.
However, unresolved issues remain regarding governance in Gaza post-ceasefire and the fate of the remaining hostages. Israeli officials express concerns over the deal, fearing it may undermine military gains and jeopardize the lives of hostages. The situation remains fluid as negotiations continue.
The Telegraph: We must put Russia in a prison and build the walls high
Vladimir Putin's 25-year rule has left Russia in a deteriorated state, marked by weakened sovereignty and increased dependence on countries like North Korea and China. His regime's actions, including the invasion of Ukraine, reflect widespread support among Russians for violent and oppressive measures.
Despite international sanctions, Russia continues to operate with impunity, supported by wealthy elites and a shadow economy. There are calls for stronger actions against brands and entities that enable this regime.
#economy
Forbes: Trump Says He Wants To Establish ‘External Revenue Service’ To Collect Tariff Money
President-elect Donald Trump plans to establish a new entity called the "External Revenue Service" to collect tariffs and duties from foreign sources, coinciding with his inauguration. He aims to make tariffs a central aspect of his economic agenda.
However, the creation of a new federal agency would require congressional approval, complicating Trump's proposal. Existing tariffs are currently managed by Customs and Border Protection under the Department of Homeland Security.
#culture
The Western Journal: Walmart Unveils First Rebranding in Years - Customers Left Scratching Their Heads
Walmart recently unveiled its first rebranding in years, featuring a new logo and color palette inspired by its heritage. The company described the update as a blend of tradition and innovation, aiming to modernize its image as a tech-powered retailer.
However, the response on social media has been largely negative, with many users mocking the changes and questioning the cost of the rebranding. Despite the criticism, the attention generated may serve Walmart's interests, as it remains a topic of discussion amidst other significant news.
#health
Forbes: Kate Middleton Says Her Cancer Is In Remission
Kate, the Princess of Wales, announced her cancer is in remission four months after completing treatment for an unspecified type. She expressed gratitude for the support she received and is focused on her recovery while gradually returning to public engagements.
Kate will serve as a patron at the Royal Marsden Hospital, aiming to improve the experience for those affected by cancer. She previously revealed her diagnosis after a planned surgery in January and has since made progress in her recovery.
#technology
GB News: 'Welcome to the party' Head of social network X heaps praise on Zuckerberg for firing Facebook fact-checkers
Meta is scaling back its content moderation, eliminating fact-checkers on Facebook and Instagram in favor of a community-based system similar to X's Community Notes. CEO Mark Zuckerberg argues this shift will enhance free expression, despite acknowledging it may lead to less oversight of harmful content.
Linda Yaccarino, CEO of X, welcomed this move, suggesting it promotes accountability and reduces bias. Critics, however, warn that this change could worsen the spread of misinformation and hate online, raising concerns about public safety and democracy.
Fox News: Biden issues second AI action during final week in office with executive order fast-tracking US infrastructure
President Biden signed an executive order aimed at accelerating the development of large-scale artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure in the U.S., emphasizing national security and climate change. The order directs the Departments of Defense and Energy to identify federal sites for private sector AI data centers, ensuring they are built responsibly and without raising costs for consumers.
The initiative seeks to bolster U.S. leadership in AI while maintaining environmental standards. It includes provisions for clean energy generation at these sites and mandates public labor agreements for construction. The administration also plans to study the impact of AI data centers on electricity prices.