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16 Jan 2025
#politics
CNSNews: Confirmation Hearings Show Dems Still Haven’t Found a TDS Cure, Trump Press Sec Says
President-elect Donald Trump's press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, criticized Democrats for their continued focus on Trump during Senate confirmation hearings for his nominees. She claimed that their questioning revealed a lack of interest in the qualifications of the nominees, instead fixating on past events like January 6 and the 2020 election.
Leavitt expressed confidence that Trump's nominees, including Pete Hegseth for defense and Marco Rubio for state, would be confirmed, suggesting that some Democrats might even support them. She praised the nominees for effectively handling the Democrats' attacks.
The Telegraph: Jill Biden turns on ‘disappointing’ Nancy Pelosi for ousting her husband from presidential race
Jill Biden has expressed her disappointment with Nancy Pelosi for her role in pushing Joe Biden out of the presidential race. Pelosi's actions were seen as a significant factor in rallying Democratic opposition after Joe Biden's poor debate performance against Donald Trump.
Fox News: 145 House Dems vote against bill to deport migrants who commit sexual assault
A House bill to deport illegal immigrants convicted of sex crimes passed with bipartisan support, 274 to 145, despite over 140 Democrats opposing it. The legislation, introduced by Rep. Nancy Mace, aims to enhance safety by making those convicted of such crimes inadmissible in the U.S.
Democrats argue the bill could harm domestic abuse victims and broaden definitions of domestic violence, while supporters, including Elon Musk, criticize those against it for prioritizing criminal immigrants over public safety.
The Economist: A plan to reorganise local government in England runs into opposition
The UK government's plan for local government reform in England faces significant opposition, particularly from local politicians. While the administration has other notable policies, this reform could have lasting impacts, though it remains unpopular in some areas.
In addition to local reform, Labour's proposals aim to address various issues, including economic growth and migration control. However, the government's approach has raised concerns among businesses and markets, indicating a challenging political landscape.
#society
GB News: Drivers face new parking enforcement rules in less than two weeks as major region sets penalty date
Glasgow City Council will enforce a pavement parking ban starting January 29, imposing fines of £100 on offenders. The ban aims to protect pedestrians and cyclists from dangerous parking practices, including double parking and blocking dropped kerbs, except at private driveways.
While some drivers express concerns that this is part of a broader agenda to limit car usage, others support the measure as a necessary step to enhance safety. The council emphasizes that drivers must park considerately and avoid obstructing the road, urging those with narrow streets to seek alternative parking solutions.
Breitbart: Bill Burr Lashes Out at ‘Fu**ing Idiots’ Who Say the L.A. Wildfires Were ‘Mismanaged’
Bill Burr defended city officials and the Los Angeles Fire Department against criticism for their response to ongoing wildfires, stating that first responders did an excellent job. He dismissed claims of mismanagement and mocked online commentators who suggested helicopters should have been used earlier.
Burr also ridiculed conspiracy theories linking the fires to homeless individuals or illegal immigrants, questioning the feasibility of such claims. He emphasized the challenges faced by first responders during the crisis.
Forbes: Wendy Williams Says She’s ‘Not Cognitively Impaired,’ Calls Guardianship A ‘Prison’ In Rare Interview
Wendy Williams, in a rare interview, denied being cognitively impaired and criticized her financial guardianship as a "prison" and "emotional abuse." She expressed frustration over her lack of contact with family and limited access to technology, stating she feels isolated and controlled.
Williams also commented on Sean "Diddy" Combs, suggesting he would face severe consequences for his alleged actions. This interview follows her significant health struggles and the controversy surrounding her financial management after being deemed incapacitated by Wells Fargo.
#military
The Economist: Has the Royal Navy become too timid?
A new paper questions whether the Royal Navy has lost its aggressive spirit, traditionally embodied by Horatio Nelson's famous command to "Engage the enemy more closely." The study, authored by Andrew Livsey, explores cultural shifts within the service over recent years.
Concerns about the Navy's timidity reflect broader issues within British governance, including challenges in local government reorganization and economic management. The changing dynamics in both military and political spheres raise questions about the nation's strategic direction.
#culture
Breitbart: Drake Sues His Own Record Label UMG for Defamation Over Kendrick Lamar Song Calling Him a ‘Pedophile’
Drake has filed a defamation lawsuit against Universal Music Group (UMG) over Kendrick Lamar's diss track "Not Like Us," which includes false allegations of pedophilia against him. The suit claims UMG promoted the track despite knowing the allegations were false, leading to online harassment and a security incident at Drake's home.
The lawsuit seeks damages and a trial, asserting that UMG exploited the inflammatory content for profit. UMG has denied the allegations, stating they adhere to ethical marketing practices. The ongoing feud between Drake and Lamar has intensified over the years, marking a significant rivalry in hip-hop.
#health
The Economist: How bad will the smoke be for Angelenos’ health?
Los Angeles residents are facing health issues due to smoke from nearby wildfires, resulting in symptoms like burning throats and irritated eyes. Many are resorting to masks as supplies dwindle, raising concerns about potential long-term health effects.
The situation highlights the ongoing challenges in managing wildfire impacts and the need for effective policies to mitigate future risks.
#crime
Breitbart: Alleged Intruder Shot Multiple Times By Virginia Homeowner
A Fairfax, Virginia homeowner shot an alleged intruder multiple times early Wednesday morning after the intruder attempted to break into his home. The intruder was hospitalized in critical condition following the incident, which occurred after he reportedly assaulted someone nearby.
In a separate incident in St. Clair County, Alabama, a gas station clerk fatally shot a knife-wielding robber. The suspect, identified as 44-year-old Timothy Jones, was killed during the attempted robbery.
#sports
Forbes: LIV Golf Scores TV Deal With Fox Sports—As Trump-Linked, Saudi-Backed League Goes Mainstream
LIV Golf has secured a multiyear media rights deal with Fox Sports to broadcast its tournaments starting in February 2025. The agreement will feature nearly all LIV events across various Fox channels, with production handled by LIV itself.
While specific financial terms remain undisclosed, reports suggest Fox will pay a modest fee compared to the PGA Tour's lucrative contracts. The deal comes amid ongoing scrutiny of LIV's funding from the Saudi government and its relationship with Donald Trump, who has been a vocal supporter of the league.