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17 Jan 2025
#politics
Breitbart: CNN's Acosta Denies the Press Are 'the Enemy of the People'
CNN anchor Jim Acosta emphasized the critical role of a free press in democracy, stating it is fundamental to the democratic process. He rejected the notion that the media is an enemy of the people, asserting that journalists are defenders of truth and accountability.
Acosta referenced President Biden's warning about the fragility of the free press and highlighted the importance of public support for journalism. He concluded with a personal note, recalling a supportive message from a woman at a past march.
Le Monde: Etienne-Emile Baulieu, father of the abortion pill: 'Women's right to a safe abortion is irreversible'
Etienne-Emile Baulieu, who discovered the abortion pill RU-486, emphasizes that women's right to safe abortion is irreversible. As France marks 50 years of legalized abortion, he reflects on the challenges faced during the pill's introduction and supports ongoing efforts for reproductive rights.
Baulieu's remarks come amid increased demand for abortion pills in the U.S. following significant political changes, highlighting the ongoing relevance of his work in the context of women's health and rights.
GB News: Reform UK renews call for by-election in Mike Amesbury's seat after MP expelled by Labour
Reform UK is urging for a by-election in Runcorn & Helsby following the expulsion of Labour MP Mike Amesbury, who pleaded guilty to assault. Amesbury's actions, including a street altercation, have drawn criticism, with calls for him to resign.
Reform's chairman stated that the constituents deserve better representation and emphasized that violence is unacceptable for an MP. With Labour's declining polling, the potential for a significant shift in the constituency is evident.
Breitbart: Coalition Airs Ad Hitting Durbin as Number 1 Enemy of Donald Trump
The Electronic Payments Coalition (EPC) is launching a significant ad campaign against Sen. Dick Durbin, labeling him as "Donald Trump’s number one enemy in Congress." The ad criticizes Durbin's support for a measure that EPC claims undermines American workers and promotes a government takeover of credit cards.
EPC argues that Durbin’s proposal would reduce competition and security, increasing risks for consumers. Richard Hunt, EPC's Executive Chairman, contends that the measure favors large corporations at the expense of small businesses and consumer protections.
Breitbart: Intel Committee Pivots After Mike Johnson Removes Pro-Ukraine, Pro-Deep State Chairman
Speaker Mike Johnson appointed Rep. Rick Crawford as the new chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, replacing a pro-Ukraine predecessor. Crawford aims to ensure oversight of the Intelligence Community while protecting Americans' Fourth Amendment rights.
Alongside Crawford, new committee members include Reps. Ann Wagner, Ben Cline, Greg Steube, Claudia Tenney, and Pat Fallon. Cline and Perry emphasize reforming surveillance practices and protecting privacy, reflecting a shift in focus from previous committee leadership.
#society
Breitbart: Report: 'Millions of Dollars' of Hunter Biden's Art Destroyed in L.A. Fires
Nearly 200 art pieces by Hunter Biden, valued at millions, were destroyed in Los Angeles wildfires. The artworks were stored near the home of his attorney, Kevin Morris, who has financially supported Hunter and taken control of his stake in a Chinese fund.
President Biden noted that Hunter's Malibu home may have survived the fires, providing a glimmer of hope amid the devastation. Hunter's art has been priced as high as $500,000, with an average closer to $85,000.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Greenland PM: We Want More U.S. Partnership on Minerals, Support Boosting Arctic Defense
Greenland's Prime Minister Múte Egede emphasized the desire for strong cooperation with the U.S. while asserting Greenland's independence. He highlighted opportunities in defense and mineral partnerships, stating that while they value the relationship, they do not wish to become part of the U.S.
Egede acknowledged the importance of the U.S. military presence in Greenland for North American security and expressed openness to discussions on defense in the Arctic. He also called for increased U.S. investment in Greenland's mining sector to diversify the economy.
#economy
Le Monde: US trade envoy finds China's shipbuilding policies warrant 'urgent action'
The U.S. Trade Representative's investigation into China's shipbuilding and logistics sectors found that Beijing's practices threaten fair competition and U.S. economic security. Urgent action is deemed necessary to revitalize U.S. industries, as China dominates shipbuilding, producing over 1,700 ships annually compared to fewer than five by the U.S.
In response, China's commerce ministry rejected the findings, claiming they are based on false accusations and asserting that the decline of the U.S. shipbuilding industry is unrelated to China. Meanwhile, China's economic growth slowed to 5% last year, prompting aggressive support measures to address internal and external challenges.