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15 Jan 2025
#illegals
The Western Journal: Would-Be Arsonist Runs Into the Wrong Celeb, Ends Up in Cuffs Moments Later
Actor Brian J. White and his neighbors detained a man attempting to ignite trash outside his home during the Los Angeles fires. The suspect, identified as Juan Manuel Sierra-Leyva, is an illegal immigrant with a criminal history. He was arrested for felony probation violation.
Despite the dangerous situation, White utilized his training to manage the confrontation until police arrived. Sierra-Leyva was not charged with arson due to insufficient evidence but remains in custody on an immigration detainer.
#politics
Forbes: How Much Is TikTok Really Worth?
The Supreme Court may rule on a potential TikTok ban in the U.S. soon, with a decision expected by January 19. If upheld, TikTok could be removed from app stores and cease operations unless its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, divests its U.S. assets or sells to American owners.
Valuation estimates for TikTok vary widely, ranging from $20 billion without its algorithm to as high as $300 billion when including it. Factors complicating the valuation include TikTok's opaque financial structure and the influence of the Chinese government on ByteDance.
The Federalist: Judge Chastises CNN Lawyer For Lack Of Credibility, Insults
Judge William Henry criticized CNN's lead counsel David Axelrod for questioning the credibility of U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young, who is suing CNN for defamation. Young claims CNN falsely accused him of exploiting Afghans during evacuations, impacting his employment.
Henry highlighted Axelrod's repeated labeling of Young as a "liar" and noted that Young lost his security clearance after the report, contrary to Axelrod's assertions. The judge expressed concerns about Axelrod's professionalism and increased fines for personal insults during the trial.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Marsha Blackburn on Being in Thune's Inner Circle: He's 'Involving All Parts of Our Republican Conference'
Senate Majority Leader John Thune is working to involve all factions of the Republican conference, according to Sen. Marsha Blackburn. She noted that Thune's leadership will differ from Mitch McConnell's by fostering broader participation among Republicans, including moderates.
Blackburn emphasized the need for unity among Republicans to address issues like government spending and regulation, which she claims the American people are dissatisfied with. She believes that a more conservative agenda will benefit the country and help push forward President Trump's initiatives.
Fox News: Trump energy nominee heckled by climate protesters, derided by Dem senator as 'enthusiast for fossil fuels'
During his Senate confirmation hearing, Chris Wright, President-elect Trump's nominee for Energy Secretary, faced questions on climate change and the Biden administration's energy policies. Wright emphasized the importance of energy dominance and innovation while acknowledging climate change as a significant issue.
The hearing was marked by disruptions from climate protesters, who criticized Wright's ties to fossil fuels. Democratic senators argued that recent wildfires in Los Angeles were exacerbated by climate change, while Republicans focused on opposing Biden's energy regulations.
Breitbart: Nolte: Susan Collins Calls out New Yorker’s Fake News in Hegseth Hit-Piece
Jane Mayer of The New Yorker has been criticized by Sen. Susan Collins for allegedly misrepresenting her stance on meeting with an accuser of Pete Hegseth, Trump's nominee for Secretary of Defense. Collins refuted Mayer's claims, stating she was never contacted by the accuser or her attorney.
The article suggests that the media's influence is waning, as public trust in legacy media declines due to repeated misinformation. Collins emphasized that allegations should be handled by the relevant committee, and her office's comments were not published by Mayer.
#society
Breitbart: Eagles Fan Who Directed Vile Rant at Female Packers Fan Fired from DEI Consulting Firm
Ryan Caldwell, an Eagles fan, was fired from his consulting job after a video surfaced of him verbally assaulting a female Packers fan. BCT Partners condemned his misogynistic remarks and emphasized their commitment to respect and inclusion.
The Eagles have banned Caldwell from all events at Lincoln Financial Field and pledged to provide the female fan with Packers gear to address her negative experience.
GB News: Prince Harry suffers blow ahead of imminent return to the UK
Prince Harry will receive limited police protection during his visit to London for his High Court trial against News Group Newspapers. This comes after his broader request for taxpayer-funded security was denied, and his security status was downgraded due to his departure from royal duties.
The Metropolitan Police will provide armed officers for his court appearances, but security arrangements are now determined on a case-by-case basis. Harry's appeal regarding his security downgrade is scheduled for April, with concerns about his ability to visit the UK with his family pending resolution.
Le Monde: The Los Angeles fires are not a natural disaster
The current climate crisis is exemplified by devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, coinciding with 2024 being the hottest year on record. Despite this, incoming President Donald Trump dismisses climate change as a "hoax" and promotes fossil fuel extraction, exacerbating the situation.
The term "natural disasters" is criticized as it shifts responsibility away from human actions that contribute to climate-related calamities. Urban planning and policy decisions in vulnerable areas have made disasters more likely, with human-induced global warming intensifying their frequency and severity.
Breitbart: J.K. Rowling Compares Fellow Author Neil Gaiman to Harvey Weinstein After Sexual Assault Allegations
J.K. Rowling has drawn parallels between Neil Gaiman and Harvey Weinstein after multiple women accused Gaiman of sexual misconduct. In a recent post, she criticized the literary community's silence on the allegations, which echo those made against Weinstein.
The accusations against Gaiman include claims of sexual assault and coercive BDSM practices. While Gaiman's representative asserts that the encounters were consensual and lawful, the women involved dispute this, stating they did not consent to certain activities.
Breitbart: Mumford and Sons' Winston Marshall Slams Two-Tier Justice System for Conservatives in UK
Winston Marshall, former Mumford and Sons banjoist, criticized the UK's two-tier justice system favoring certain groups over conservatives and populists. He highlighted disparities in legal consequences for social media posts and crimes committed by migrants, asserting unfair treatment of culturally British individuals.
Marshall also addressed rising antisemitism in England post-October 7, noting a surge in anti-Israel protests. He reflected on his departure from the band due to cancel culture but expressed personal growth and a commitment to speaking out since then.
Fox News: United Airlines flight returns to Chicago after hitting coyote
A United Airlines flight to Phoenix was diverted back to Chicago after its landing gear struck a coyote during takeoff. All 167 passengers and crew members were unharmed, and the airline arranged another plane for the passengers later that day.
Wildlife strikes at U.S. airports have been increasing, with over 17,200 reported in 2023. Chicago has seen a rise in coyote sightings this winter, attributed to their mating season. Authorities advise pet owners to secure their animals.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: After 15 months of war, Israel and Hamas agree to a ceasefire-hostage release deal
Israel and Hamas have reached a ceasefire and hostage release agreement, confirmed by officials from both sides, the U.S., Egypt, and Qatar. The deal, expected to begin on January 19, includes a six-week ceasefire and the release of 33 Israeli hostages in exchange for over 1,000 Palestinian prisoners.
The agreement outlines a phased release of hostages and stipulates that Hamas must inform Israel about their status within the first week. While some details remain to be finalized, the deal aims to address post-war governance in Gaza, a complex challenge given the ongoing tensions.
The Telegraph: President Trump will make our enemies talk
Donald Trump's anticipated return to the presidency is already influencing global conflicts, particularly in Gaza and Ukraine. His newly appointed Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff, has reportedly helped break a deadlock in negotiations for a ceasefire and hostage release involving Hamas, a situation complicated by Biden's inconsistent approach.
In Ukraine, Trump aims for a swift resolution and plans to meet with Vladimir Putin. However, the entrenched positions of both sides present significant challenges. Trump's focus on resolving these conflicts is driven by a desire to reduce the financial burden on American taxpayers, suggesting a shift in how the U.S. engages in global security matters.
The Economist: Tulsi Gabbard, Sean Penn and the hunt for an American hostage
In 2019, a Lebanese-American businessman informed Tulsi Gabbard about a possible sighting of Austin Tice, a journalist kidnapped in Syria in 2012. This information stemmed from a trip they took to Syria in 2017.
The situation highlights ongoing concerns regarding American hostages abroad and the complexities involved in securing their release.
#economy
Forbes: Singaporean Billionaire’s Ho Bee Land Sparks Bidding War For Australia’s AVJennings
Ho Bee Land, led by billionaire Chua Thian Poh, has proposed a A$391 million ($242 million) acquisition of Australian home builder AVJennings, outbidding Proprium Capital Partners. Ho Bee's offer of A$0.70 per share surpasses Proprium's A$0.67.
AVJennings shares rose 7.8% to A$0.69, reflecting investor interest. Ho Bee aims to strengthen its position in Australia, enhancing revenue and competitive capabilities. The stock remains below its A$0.81 net asset value, primarily from its land bank for future residential development.
Forbes: Billionaire Consunji Family’s Semirara Posts Record Coal Output Amid China Demand
Semirara Mining and Power achieved a record coal production of 16.5 million metric tons in 2024, driven by increased demand from China. Exports to China surged by 46%, while domestic shipments also rose, primarily due to sales to local cement producers.
The company plans to invest $5 billion over five years to expand operations, aiming to support national energy security and meet rising industrial and cement sector demands. The Consunji family, with a net worth of $3.4 billion, continues to lead DMCI Holdings, which has diverse interests beyond coal mining.
#crime
Breitbart: GRAPHIC: Dismembered Bodies Left by Cartel Gunmen on Mexican Beach
In Tabasco, Mexico, cartel gunmen have left dismembered bodies on a beach alongside threats aimed at a rival cartel and the state police chief. This gruesome incident highlights the escalating violence in the region due to turf wars between local cartels, particularly La Barredora and Cartel Jalisco New Generation.
Authorities have not commented on the killings, which reflect a troubling rise in cartel-related violence in what was once a peaceful area. The ineffectiveness of military and police forces in curbing this violence continues to be a significant concern.
Fox News: Delta passenger discovers $4,500 in items stolen from checked luggage after flight
Alison Joyner, an Atlanta resident, reported the theft of two designer purses valued at $4,500 from her checked luggage after arriving in the Bahamas on Christmas Day. Tracking her stolen Chanel bag with an Apple AirTag revealed its location 30 miles from the airport.
Delta Air Lines is investigating the incident, which has left Joyner feeling violated and reconsidering her future travel plans. The Atlanta Police Department is also looking into the reported larceny. This incident highlights the ongoing issue of theft from checked luggage.
#technology
Forbes: Nvidia Joins $4 Million Seed Round In Taiwan’s AI-Powered Simulation Startup MetAI
MetAI Technology, a Taipei-based startup specializing in 3D simulations for logistics and manufacturing, has secured $4 million in funding from investors including Nvidia. The company aims to enhance efficiency in creating digital twins of automated warehouses, drastically reducing the time required for simulations.
The funds will support research, development, and expansion into the U.S. market, targeting sectors like semiconductor manufacturing and robotics. MetAI's technology aims to facilitate the training of AI systems in realistic virtual environments, potentially transforming the industry.
GB News: Hydrogen vehicle engine designed by British engineers given mass approval - 'Bodes well for the future'
JCB has received approval from multiple European licensing authorities to commercially use its hydrogen combustion engine, marking a significant advancement in zero-emissions technology for construction and agriculture. This £100 million project involved over three years of development by a team of 150 engineers.
The certification allows JCB to sell hydrogen engines across the UK and Europe, with real-world testing underway. The initiative aligns with the broader goal of increasing hydrogen vehicle adoption, as evidenced by the ongoing Hydrogen Strategy Update, which focuses on the future use of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.