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15 Jan 2025

#politics

Fox News: Washington Post staffers urge owner Jeff Bezos to meet in scathing letter: 'We are deeply alarmed'
Washington Post staffers urge owner Jeff Bezos to meet in scathing letter: 'We are deeply alarmed'
More than 400 staff members of the Washington Post have expressed serious concerns about recent leadership decisions and the departure of high-profile colleagues in a letter to owner Jeff Bezos. They seek a meeting to discuss restoring the paper's competitive edge and integrity.

The letter highlights a loss of trust and calls for Bezos to reaffirm the values of the Post, especially after controversial decisions, including the cancellation of a planned endorsement for Kamala Harris. The paper has faced significant staff turnover and subscriber loss, leading to a perception of being directionless.


The Federalist: NC Court Candidate: 5K Ballots With No ID Were Counted Illegally
NC Court Candidate: 5K Ballots With No ID Were Counted Illegally
Republican candidate Judge Jefferson Griffin is contesting 5,509 overseas ballots without identification in North Carolina's election, claiming the State Board of Elections has violated election laws. Griffin, who initially led by 10,000 votes, now trails by 734 after absentee ballots were counted.

Griffin's legal strategy focuses on the overseas votes first, arguing that if they don't change the outcome, the court should then consider other disputed ballots. The North Carolina State Board of Elections must respond by January 21, while a federal appeal is also pending.


Forbes: Trump Hosted Republican Governors A Dinner At Mar-a-Lago
Trump Hosted Republican Governors A Dinner At Mar-a-Lago
A majority of Republican governors attended a dinner at Mar-a-Lago hosted by Donald Trump, aiming to foster a collaborative relationship ahead of his inauguration. Out of 27 Republican governors, 22 participated, with the event featuring a live broadcast on Fox News.

The gathering is expected to enhance Mar-a-Lago's financial performance, which has already seen profits double since Trump's first term. Annual membership dues have surged to $1 million, attributed in part to political activities.


The Western Journal: South Korean President Detained After Tense Standoff, Lawmakers Now Have 48 Hours to Decide His Fate
South Korean President Detained After Tense Standoff, Lawmakers Now Have 48 Hours to Decide His Fate
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been detained following a tumultuous political crisis, including his declaration of martial law and subsequent impeachment by the National Assembly. After a standoff at his residence, police took him into custody with the agreement to avoid violence.

Yoon faces charges of insurrection and has expressed his disapproval of the investigation against him, claiming it is illegal. Authorities now have 48 hours to either formally charge him or release him, amid ongoing political turmoil and public demonstrations in support of the president.


Fox News: New poll shows Biden leaving office with approval ratings still buried deep in negative territory
New poll shows Biden leaving office with approval ratings still buried deep in negative territory
President Biden's approval ratings remain low, with only 36% of Americans approving of his presidency, according to a recent CNN poll. As he prepares to leave office, many view his presidency as a failure, with 61% of respondents in the CNN survey expressing this sentiment.

In contrast, President-elect Trump is set to take office amid mixed opinions. While 44% of Americans view him favorably, there is significant disapproval of his proposed policies, including mass deportations and pardoning January 6 rioters. Expectations for Trump's economic performance appear high despite current economic concerns.


Breitbart: Climate Protesters Disrupt Energy Secretary Confirmation Hearing
Climate Protesters Disrupt Energy Secretary Confirmation Hearing
During Chris Wright's confirmation hearing for Energy Secretary, climate activists interrupted multiple times, linking fossil fuels to climate change amid ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles. Protesters were removed after lawmakers called for order, with Wright emphasizing the complexity of energy discussions.

Wright, nominated by President Trump, is known for his role in the American Shale Revolution and supports a diverse energy portfolio. He aims to enhance U.S. energy dominance by cutting regulations and fostering innovation across all energy sectors.


#society

Fox News: Podcaster Tim Dillon goes off on government handling of LA fires: 'Completely, woefully unprepared'
Podcaster Tim Dillon goes off on government handling of LA fires: 'Completely, woefully unprepared'
Comedian Tim Dillon criticized California's government for its inadequate response to the recent wildfires, claiming that lack of preparation and poor management led to devastating consequences. He highlighted the absence of controlled burns and insufficient water supply, attributing these failures to misguided priorities.

Dillon expressed frustration over the leadership in California, questioning the competence of officials and the support for Governor Gavin Newsom amidst the crisis. He called for a shift towards practical governance, emphasizing the need for effective management over "crackpot ideas."


#foreignaffairs

The Telegraph: Putin ‘plotting worldwide terror against airlines’
Putin ‘plotting worldwide terror against airlines’
Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk has raised alarms about Russia's alleged plans for "air terror" targeting the West, citing recent findings of incendiary devices on cargo planes in Europe. He emphasized that these threats extend beyond Poland to global airlines.

In response to increasing concerns, Germany has approved measures allowing its military to shoot down suspicious drones near sensitive sites. Tusk's comments may relate to previous incidents involving potential sabotage of DHL cargo planes.


#economy

Breitbart: Olive Branch to Trump? Mexico Cuts Chinese Imports, Puts Tariffs on Shein and Temu
Olive Branch to Trump? Mexico Cuts Chinese Imports, Puts Tariffs on Shein and Temu
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum unveiled an economic plan aimed at reducing imports from China to counter U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's proposed tariffs. She emphasized the importance of the USMCA trade agreement and announced measures to protect Mexico's industries from Chinese competition.

Sheinbaum's administration aims to attract North American investment while addressing concerns over Chinese goods entering the region through Mexico. Manufacturing groups in both countries support her new tariffs against Chinese companies, highlighting the negative impact of unfair trade practices on local industries.


Forbes: Bitcoin Price Surges After Leak Reveals Imminent Trump Game-Changer—$100 Trillion Predicted
Bitcoin Price Surges After Leak Reveals Imminent Trump Game-Changer—$100 Trillion Predicted
Bitcoin prices have rebounded sharply, nearing $100,000, following a downturn that raised concerns of a crash. The surge is attributed to positive inflation data and expectations of executive orders from Donald Trump upon his return to the White House, aimed at easing regulations on cryptocurrencies.

Analysts predict that Trump's actions could further boost Bitcoin's value, with some forecasting a target of $200,000 by 2025. The repeal of certain regulations, including a controversial accounting policy, is seen as a potential catalyst for significant price increases in the cryptocurrency market.


#religion

Breitbart: Report: 380 Million Christians Suffer ‘High Levels of Persecution’
Report: 380 Million Christians Suffer ‘High Levels of Persecution’
In 2024, over 380 million Christians faced high levels of persecution globally, according to Open Doors' World Watch List 2025. The report highlights 4,476 murders of Christians for their faith and significant attacks on churches, with North Korea ranked as the most dangerous country for Christians.

Radical Islam remains a primary driver of persecution, particularly in Somalia and Nigeria, where Christians face severe threats from militant groups. The situation is dire, with many Christians living under constant fear of violence and discrimination.