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Fox News: Trump inauguration guest list includes tech titans Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk
President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration will feature prominent tech billionaires such as Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, and Elon Musk, marking a significant political shift in Silicon Valley, which has traditionally leaned left. These tech leaders have made substantial donations to Trump's inaugural fund, signaling their support.
Zuckerberg and other tech executives are moving away from progressive policies and have expressed optimism about Trump's regulatory agenda. The inauguration reflects a newfound alignment between Trump and major tech figures, who are eager to influence the incoming administration's approach to technology and regulation.
Breitbart: Woke Meltdown: Lawyer Drops Meta as a Client Because of Mark Zuckerberg's 'Descent into Toxic Masculinity'
Stanford law professor Mark Lemley has severed ties with Meta, citing CEO Mark Zuckerberg's shift towards what he describes as "toxic masculinity and Neo-Nazi madness." Lemley previously represented Meta in a copyright case involving AI but can no longer support the company's current direction.
Lemley's departure follows Zuckerberg's controversial changes, including the elimination of third-party fact-checking and a call for more "masculine energy." This marks a significant shift in Zuckerberg's political stance compared to his previous criticisms of Donald Trump.
Fox News: Here's how to stream Inauguration Day and host a fabulous party
President-elect Donald Trump will be inaugurated on January 20 at 12 pm EST, with the theme "Our Enduring Democracy: A Constitutional Promise." The event will be broadcast live on major networks and available for streaming online.
To celebrate, various patriotic party supplies are available, including cake toppers, tablecloths, and commemorative napkins. These items can enhance Inauguration Day gatherings at home.
The Economist: Can the good ship Europe weather the Trumpnado?
Europe is currently facing multiple crises, including economic challenges, political instability, and ongoing war. With leaders being dismissed and a looming threat described as the "Trumpnado," the continent is bracing for potential upheaval while struggling to find a stable course.
In addition, issues like Spain's proposed tax on foreign homeowners and Ukraine's military struggles highlight the broader difficulties Europe is navigating. The rise of radical political factions and unrest in Russia further complicate the landscape, leaving the future uncertain.
Breitbart: Nolte: Far-left NBC Sends Anti-Trump Activist Yamiche Alcindor to White House Briefing Room
Yamiche Alcindor, known for her anti-Trump activism, is returning to cover the White House for NBC News. Critics argue her presence signals a continuation of biased reporting, claiming she prioritizes activism over journalism and serves the Democratic agenda.
Supporters of Trump see her return as beneficial, believing it will further discredit legacy media. They argue that Alcindor's approach will only reinforce public skepticism towards mainstream outlets, which they feel have lost credibility.
Fox News: Vance hosts top-dollar fundraiser ahead of Trump inauguration
Vice President-elect JD Vance hosted a $250,000-a-plate fundraiser in Palm Beach, Florida, attracting major Trump donors, including Donald Trump Jr. The event raised significant funds for MAGA Inc., the super PAC supporting Trump’s campaign.
Vance is viewed as a key figure in continuing Trump’s America First movement, positioning him as a potential frontrunner for the GOP presidential nomination after the 2026 midterms.
Fox News: Zeldin grilled by Democrats on climate change, Trump’s stance on carbon emissions during EPA hearing
Former Congressman Lee Zeldin faced intense questioning during his confirmation hearing to lead the EPA, particularly regarding his views on climate change. Democrats challenged him on carbon dioxide's role as a pollutant and the implications of rising sea levels, while Zeldin maintained a balanced stance on energy sources.
Zeldin emphasized his commitment to protecting human health and the environment, advocating for collaboration within the agency. He pledged to uphold high environmental standards while supporting American innovation and economic growth.
Forbes: Can Trump Stop TikTok Ban? Here’s What He Can—And Can’t—Do As He Reportedly Mulls Executive Order
A federal ban on TikTok is set to take effect unless the Supreme Court intervenes. President-elect Donald Trump opposes the ban and is exploring options, including an executive order to delay its enforcement, but legal challenges could arise if he acts without evidence of ByteDance divesting from TikTok.
If the ban takes effect, U.S. app stores will not host TikTok, potentially rendering the app obsolete. TikTok has indicated it may shut down operations in the U.S. if the ban is enforced, raising concerns about user data being transferred to China.
GB News: Elon Musk's Tesla faces chaos as Donald Trump ally backs safety investigation into electric cars
Sean Duffy, Donald Trump's nominee for Transportation Secretary, has committed to allowing ongoing safety investigations into Tesla vehicles to proceed without political interference. This assurance came during a Senate hearing amid scrutiny over Tesla's Full Self-Driving software following multiple collisions.
Duffy emphasized the importance of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) conducting its investigations objectively, despite the close ties between Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk. He also proposed that electric vehicles should contribute to road maintenance costs through taxation.
Fox News: SNAP recipients may be barred from junk food purchases under new House GOP bill
House Republicans are proposing "The Healthy SNAP Act," led by Rep. Josh Brecheen, to restrict food stamp purchases to exclude junk food items like soft drinks and candy. This initiative aligns with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s campaign for healthier living and aims to reduce taxpayer costs associated with obesity-related healthcare.
The bill has garnered support from seven Republican co-sponsors and reflects a shift in the party's stance on nutrition. Brecheen argues that limiting junk food purchases through SNAP could lead to significant savings in healthcare spending, which currently exceeds $400 billion annually for obesity-related issues.
The Federalist: Petitions Ask Trump To Pardon Pro-Lifers Biden Threw In Gulags
Pro-life activists targeted by the Biden administration are seeking clemency from incoming President Trump, requesting full pardons for what they describe as unjust convictions for peaceful protests against abortion. The Thomas More Society has submitted nearly two dozen petitions on their behalf, highlighting perceived bias in prosecutions under the FACE Act.
Trump has expressed support for these activists, promising to review their cases and address their convictions on his first day in office. The Thomas More Society argues that the prosecutions were unconstitutional and violated the intent of Congress. They are hopeful that a second Trump administration will bring relief to those they view as victims of political persecution.
Fox News: 'Rings hollow': Biden ripped for warning of oligarchy 'taking shape' in US despite deep ties to billionaires
In his farewell address, President Biden warned of an "oligarchy taking shape in America," citing the concentration of power among the ultrawealthy as a threat to democracy and basic rights. His remarks drew sharp criticism from conservatives on social media, who highlighted his ties to wealthy donors like George Soros.
Critics argued that Biden's warning about oligarchies seemed hypocritical given his associations with billionaires and his administration's reliance on their support. GOP Congresswoman Nancy Mace and others called his speech a fitting end to a presidency marked by blame and failure.
Breitbart: Jason Aldean, Rascal Flatts, Billy Ray Cyrus, Christopher Maccio Among Stars Set for Trump Inauguration Events
Big-name performers, including Kid Rock and Jason Aldean, will participate in various events for the upcoming presidential inauguration in Washington, D.C. The lineup features Kid Rock, Billy Ray Cyrus, and The Village People at the Make America Great Again Rally, while Carrie Underwood and opera tenor Christopher Maccio will perform during the swearing-in ceremony.
Inaugural balls will also showcase performances from Rascal Flatts and Gavin DeGraw. The events highlight a mix of entertainment and patriotism, with artists expressing their honor in contributing to the inauguration festivities.
#society
Fox News: CNN defamation trial: Plaintiff testifies he lost security clearance in recent courtroom discovery
Zachary Young, a Navy veteran, testified that he lost his security clearance in 2022, contradicting CNN's claims that he could still work in defense contracting after their reporting. Young is suing CNN for defamation, alleging they falsely implied he profited illegally from aiding Afghans during the U.S. withdrawal in 2021.
During the trial, CNN's legal team suggested Young's clearance status indicated he was not harmed by their reporting. Young clarified that Helios Global, the firm that held his clearance, dissolved their relationship after the CNN segment aired. The trial is nearing its conclusion.
The Economist: Spain’s proposed house tax on foreigners will not fix its shortage
Spain's proposed house tax on foreigners is unlikely to resolve its housing shortage. The situation is dire, as many locals, like taxi driver Alicia Bocuñano, face homelessness due to rising rents and evictions. Political cooperation will be essential for increasing housing supply.
The broader European landscape is also facing challenges, including political instability and military issues in Ukraine, as well as a resurgence of far-right sentiments in Germany. These factors contribute to a complex and precarious situation across the continent.
Forbes: Here Are Baldoni’s Key Allegations Against Lively: He Claims She Lied About Sexual Harassment In New Lawsuit
Justin Baldoni has filed a countersuit against Blake Lively, alleging she falsely accused him of sexual harassment to deflect criticism of her promotion of their film "It Ends With Us." Baldoni claims Lively's actions have damaged his reputation and career.
Lively's initial lawsuit against Baldoni included allegations of harassment, which he denies, stating she created a hostile environment on set. The legal battle continues as both parties present conflicting narratives regarding their conduct during filming and promotional efforts.
#military
The Economist: A French-sponsored Ukrainian army brigade has been badly botched
The formation of Ukraine's 155th army brigade, sponsored by France, has exposed significant flaws in Ukraine's military command. Initially hailed as a symbol of NATO support during a high-profile announcement, its deployment proved disastrous just six months later.
This incident raises concerns about the effectiveness of Western military assistance and Ukraine's ability to integrate such support into its operational framework.
#culture
Fox News: Trump names Sylvester Stallone, Mel Gibson and Jon Voight as special ambassadors to 'very troubled' Hollywood
President-elect Donald Trump has appointed Jon Voight, Mel Gibson, and Sylvester Stallone as Special Ambassadors to Hollywood. Their mission is to revive the film industry, which Trump claims has lost business to foreign countries over the past four years.
Trump expressed confidence that these ambassadors will help restore Hollywood to its former glory, aiming for a "Golden Age" reminiscent of America's past.
#health
The Telegraph: Pope injures arm in second fall in six weeks
Pope Francis, 88, fell again on Thursday, injuring his right arm. While the arm is not broken, it has been placed in a sling for precaution. This incident follows a previous fall that left him with a bruised chin six weeks ago.
The Pope has faced various health issues, including bronchitis and mobility challenges.
Breitbart: Pope Francis Hurts Right Arm After Second Fall in Four Weeks
Pope Francis fell and injured his right arm at the Santa Marta residence but did not suffer any fractures. A sling was applied as a precaution following the incident, which is the second fall in a month. The 88-year-old pontiff has ongoing health issues, including knee problems.
Despite the fall, he continued with public audiences, meeting with various delegations. The Vatican confirmed the injury was a bruise to his forearm.
#education
Fox News: Conservative group reveals how Trump can clean house at Department of Education, lists top bureaucrats to fire
AAF lists 19 Education Dept. bureaucrats for Trump to dismiss, citing a bias against alternatives to traditional education.