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15 Jan 2025
#politics
Breitbart: National Sheriff's Association Urges Swift Confirmation of Tulsi Gabbard for DNI
Tulsi Gabbard has received full endorsement from the National Sheriff’s Association for the role of Director of National Intelligence in the Trump administration. The association highlighted her commitment to improving coordination between intelligence agencies and local law enforcement, especially in light of recent terror attacks.
Gabbard's experience in government and military roles was noted as making her uniquely qualified for the position. The letter from the association's president urged the Senate to confirm her nomination swiftly, emphasizing her potential to enhance security and trust within communities.
Breitbart: Sen. Mullin Slams Hypocritical Dems at Hegseth Hearing: 'How Many Senators Have Showed Up Drunk to Vote at Night'
Sen. Markwayne Mullin criticized Democratic senators for questioning Pete Hegseth's qualifications for Secretary of Defense, arguing that their own qualifications are equally questionable. He emphasized that the position requires a civilian background and highlighted perceived hypocrisy among his colleagues regarding their own conduct.
Mullin pointed out inconsistencies in how senators hold each other accountable and questioned the standards they apply to Hegseth. He noted that everyone makes mistakes and called for a more forgiving perspective, referencing personal experiences to illustrate his points.
Breitbart: Donald Trump to Launch 'External Revenue Service' to Collect from 'Foreign Sources'
President-elect Donald Trump plans to establish an "External Revenue Service" on his first day in office to collect tariffs and duties from foreign sources. He argues that this new agency will ensure that foreign entities contributing to the U.S. economy pay their fair share, reducing reliance on domestic taxes.
In addition to the External Revenue Service, Trump has outlined an ambitious agenda for his administration's first day, including executive orders to secure the border, initiate mass deportations, end restrictions on energy production, and address issues related to transgender policies in military and education.
The Federalist: 'I Will Be Supporting Pete': Joni Ernst Backs Hegseth Confirmation
Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, announced her support for Pete Hegseth's confirmation as Secretary of Defense after a conservative pressure campaign. Hegseth faced intense scrutiny from Democrats during his confirmation hearing but received backing from GOP members, including Ernst.
Hegseth emphasized his commitment to reviving a warrior culture within the Pentagon and addressed key military issues, including diversity initiatives and recruitment challenges. His confirmation marks a significant victory for conservative voters.
#society
Le Monde: New wildfire warnings issued and more power is shut off as winds rise in Southern California
Southern California is facing new wildfire warnings as strong Santa Ana winds threaten to exacerbate ongoing blazes. Nearly 90,000 households have lost power to prevent further fires, and residents remain on high alert, with some preparing for potential evacuations.
Firefighters from multiple states and countries are deployed to combat the flames, which have already claimed at least 25 lives. The region is experiencing a "Particularly Dangerous Situation," with officials warning that new fires could rapidly grow.
#military
Forbes: Pete Hegseth Confirmation: Key Sen. Joni Ernst Will Back Trump’s Pentagon Pick—After Senate Hearing
Senators questioned Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth on allegations of sexual misconduct and his controversial military views during a confirmation hearing, but no GOP senators opposed him. Key support from Sen. Joni Ernst indicates he may secure confirmation.
Hegseth faced scrutiny over his past behavior and management of veterans' organizations, while Democrats expressed concerns about his qualifications. Despite the controversies, Republican senators largely remained supportive, suggesting a likely confirmation.
#education
Fox News: Texas A&M cancels conference trip excluding White and Asian students after governor backlash
Texas A&M University canceled a planned trip to a conference after it was revealed that the event was restricted to applicants of specific races, violating state law. Governor Greg Abbott threatened the university's president over the issue, stating it contradicted Texas law and the US Constitution.
The university acknowledged the oversight and stated that the conference's racial limitations were not in line with the intent of SB-17, a law banning diversity, equity, and inclusion offices in Texas public colleges. Texas A&M emphasized its commitment to non-discrimination in compliance with state regulations.
#crime
GB News: Police issue update on search for twin sisters missing for more than 2 weeks in Scotland
Police in Aberdeen are intensifying their search for missing Hungarian sisters Eliza and Henrietta Huszti, last seen on January 7. Extensive efforts, including the use of helicopters and boats, are focused on the River Dee and surrounding areas.
Authorities are conducting door-to-door inquiries and reviewing CCTV footage to piece together the sisters' movements. Their family in Hungary remains concerned, urging anyone with information to come forward.