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14 Jan 2025
#politics
Forbes: Jack Smith’s Jan 6 Report Released: It Says There Was Sufficient Evidence To Convict Trump Had He Not Won Reelection
Former Special Counsel Jack Smith's final report indicates that federal investigators had enough evidence to convict President-elect Donald Trump for efforts to overturn the 2020 election had he not won. The report was made public after a court battle, revealing that the case was dropped due to constitutional protections for sitting presidents.
Trump has denied wrongdoing and criticized the report as a political attack. While the Justice Department released the election-related volume, the volume concerning Trump's alleged withholding of documents remains under wraps due to ongoing prosecutions of his co-defendants.
Fox News: DOJ releases Special Counsel Jack Smith's report on investigation into Trump election interference case
The Justice Department released Volume I of Special Counsel Jack Smith's report on investigations into Donald Trump, focusing on election-related charges. Smith stated that Trump's actions post-2020 election involved "criminal efforts to retain power," and the report supports the decision to bring charges against him.
Despite Trump's claims of political influence in the prosecution, Smith emphasized adherence to federal prosecution principles. Following Trump's election win in 2024, the Department concluded that the Constitution prohibits ongoing prosecution of a sitting president.
#society
Breitbart: Haaland: Blaming California Removing Dams for Fires Is Excuse from 'Climate Deniers'
Interior Secretary Deb Haaland defended Native American groups amid claims that dam removals in California contributed to recent wildfires. She criticized climate deniers for deflecting responsibility and emphasized the importance of healthy ecosystems in preventing such disasters.
Haaland urged gratitude for firefighters, including Native American responders, and highlighted the value of co-stewardship agreements with tribes in land management. She condemned blaming Native Americans for the crisis as "absurd."
Breitbart: Alex Marlow: Climate Activist Leonardo DiCaprio Escaped the L.A. Wildfires in a Private Jet
Alex Marlow criticized climate activists, specifically citing Leonardo DiCaprio, who he claimed escaped California fires on a private jet. Marlow argued this behavior highlights a lack of seriousness about climate preparedness among those who lecture others on the issue.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Denmark Open to Talks About U.S. Concerns in Arctic, Still Wary About Selling Greenland
Danish Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen reaffirmed Denmark's stance on Greenland, stating it is not for sale despite President-elect Trump's interest. Greenland's leaders expressed a desire for dialogue with the U.S. on security and economic matters while emphasizing their independence.
Greenland's Prime Minister Mute Egede highlighted the importance of unity and cooperation with Denmark amidst U.S. interest. Some Greenlanders view potential ties with the U.S. positively, while others express concern over Trump's intentions. A bill titled "Make Greenland Great Again Act" has been introduced by House Republicans.
#culture
Breitbart: Netflix's Transgender Drug Lord Musical Star Karla Sofia Gascón: 'I've Known' I was Transgender 'Since the Age of Four'
Karla Sofia Gascón, star of Netflix's "Emilia Pérez," shared in an interview that he felt a desire to be a girl since age four, reflecting on the challenges of growing up in a time when expressing such feelings was seen as "absurd." He described a childhood filled with societal pressures against vulnerability and femininity.
Gascón's journey into acting began at 16, starting with minor roles. He emphasized the significance of recognizing the contributions of extras in film and television, drawing from his own experiences of feeling overlooked in the industry.
#health
The Telegraph: Looting by Assad’s henchmen ‘leaves Syrians without cancer drugs’
Syria faces a severe shortage of cancer medications as corruption among Assad's allies has led to the sale of drugs for personal gain. Over two million cancer patients are left with limited options, often resorting to the black market for exorbitantly priced treatments.
Health officials report that the medical system has deteriorated significantly, with some areas experiencing worse conditions than rebel-held regions. They urge international organizations to engage with the new Syrian government to address the crisis.