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16 Jan 2025
#politics
Fox News: AG nominee Pam Bondi seen as steadying force to steer DOJ in Trump's second term
Pam Bondi, nominated by President-elect Trump for attorney general, assured the Senate Judiciary Committee that she would lead a politically neutral Justice Department if confirmed. Her confirmation hearing showcased bipartisan support, with even some Democrats praising her qualifications and past work in Florida.
Bondi emphasized her commitment to fighting drug trafficking and human trafficking, drawing on her experience as Florida's attorney general. She received endorsements from former state attorneys general and Justice Department officials, highlighting her reputation for consensus-building and effective law enforcement.
Times Of Israel: Right-wing groups, including bereaved families, protest pending hostage release deal
Right-wing protesters in Israel demonstrated against a proposed truce deal with Hamas that would facilitate the release of some Israeli hostages while also releasing Palestinian prisoners, including convicted terrorists. Critics argue the deal endangers national security and leaves many hostages behind.
Supporters of the deal, including some hostage families, view it as a crucial step towards the return of captives. Despite the protests, the Israeli government appears set to move forward with the agreement, although opposition from far-right ministers may complicate its approval.
Fox News: Jan. 6 committee member says pardons are unnecessary: 'We didn't do anything wrong'
Rep. Pete Aguilar stated he does not believe a preemptive pardon from President Biden is necessary for members of the Jan. 6 committee, asserting their work was legitimate. Other lawmakers have mixed views on the matter, with some fearing retribution from Trump and others opposing the idea of pardons.
Biden has indicated that preemptive pardons for Trump's political adversaries are still under consideration. Meanwhile, Trump has criticized the committee members, claiming they destroyed evidence and should face legal consequences. The Justice Department recently released a report detailing Trump's alleged actions related to the 2020 election.
Front Page Magazine: Biden Leaves Office Warning of Danger of Lack of Censorship
Joe Biden's farewell address was largely overlooked, with many questioning its substance and sincerity. He made claims about a low crime rate and economic recovery that are widely disbelieved, while warning of an oligarchy and misinformation threatening democracy.
Biden's concerns about social media and the press seem to advocate for censorship, contradicting the principles of free speech. As online censorship diminishes, the call for accountability in media appears to prioritize corporate press narratives over genuine free expression.
#society
GB News: National Lottery winner, 20, scoops £7.5m jackpot - but has one reason why he won't quit work
James Clarkson, a 20-year-old gas engineer from Carlisle, won £7.5 million in the National Lottery but chose to continue working. He believes in having a purpose and aims to complete his heating engineer qualification, influenced by his father's advice.
Despite his wealth, Clarkson plans to enjoy some luxuries, including a holiday and designer items, while also intending to pay off his parents' mortgage to share his fortune with his family.
Fox News: LA Fires: Lorenzo Lama shreds California's lack of preparation as 'absolutely despicable'
Lorenzo Lamas criticized California officials for their inadequate disaster preparedness in response to the recent Palisades Fire, which has caused significant destruction and loss of life. He expressed anger over the situation and emphasized that better planning could have potentially mitigated the disaster's impact.
Lamas, a long-time resident of the area, lamented the lack of resources and preparation for such fires, noting that he had witnessed effective disaster drills in the past. He called for improved administrative action to ensure better readiness for future fire seasons.
Fox News: LA wildfires: Aerial firefighters leader says flames should be 'wake up' call
The United Aerial Firefighters Association has deployed around 200 pilots to combat severe wildfires in Southern California, which are being described as among the worst in U.S. history. The ongoing fires have consumed over 40,000 acres and destroyed more than 12,300 homes, with the Palisades Fire only 19% contained.
Firefighters are facing extreme conditions, including strong Santa Ana winds, which complicate containment efforts. The association's head emphasized the urgent need for increased funding and resources to address the challenges of year-round fire seasons and to better prepare communities for future wildfires.
Fox News: Flight passengers debate clapping upon touchdown: Major airline pilots react
Applause after a flight lands is a topic of debate among pilots and etiquette experts. Some pilots appreciate the gesture as a sign of gratitude for a smooth landing, while others feel it may imply surprise at their skill or come off as sarcastic if the landing was rough.
Etiquette experts are divided; some argue that clapping is unnecessary and could be seen as disrespectful, while others believe it is a valid expression of appreciation. Instead of clapping, pilots prefer passengers to thank them for an enjoyable flight or a good landing as they exit the aircraft.
Fox News: Pacific Palisades high school seeks temporary campus after devastating LA wildfires
Palisades Charter High School in Los Angeles is seeking community help to find a new campus after wildfires severely damaged their facilities. The school serves around 3,000 students, many of whom have lost homes, and is looking for any available space to resume in-person learning.
The administration is calling for support from local businesses and individuals, emphasizing the need for a temporary campus to maintain a sense of community during this challenging time. Donations and assistance can be directed to the school's recovery efforts.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Israel’s Netanyahu accuses Hamas of trying to back out of cease-fire deal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Hamas of attempting to back out of a cease-fire deal aimed at releasing hostages and pausing ongoing conflict. Netanyahu's Cabinet will not approve the deal until Hamas addresses what Israel termed a "last minute crisis."
President Biden announced the deal's three-phase rollout, which includes a full cease-fire, withdrawal of Israeli forces from populated Gaza areas, and the release of hostages, including Americans. In return, Israel will release Palestinian prisoners and allow humanitarian aid into Gaza.
#crime
Fox News: Trump AG pick Pam Bondi would 'make America safe again' with 'back to basics' DOJ approach: former colleague
Nicole Parker, a former FBI Special Agent, praised Pam Bondi, President-elect Trump's nominee for Attorney General, as a woman of integrity who will uphold the U.S. Constitution and serve the American people. Parker highlighted Bondi's compassion and commitment to law enforcement, emphasizing her experience and dedication to combating crime.
During her confirmation hearing, Bondi vowed to end the politicization of the Justice Department and focus on core issues like violent crime and drug trafficking. She expressed her intent to restore trust in the DOJ and ensure equal enforcement of laws, aiming for a return to its foundational mission of public safety.
Fox News: Lame duck Biden's DOJ gives brutal gang leader sweetheart plea deal in murder spree that killed 7
Jairo Saenz, a leader of the MS-13 gang, has reached a plea deal admitting to seven murders, avoiding the death penalty and life imprisonment. He is expected to receive a 40 to 60-year sentence, which has drawn criticism for being too lenient given the brutal nature of his crimes.
The Saenz brothers led a violent faction of MS-13 responsible for multiple murders, including the killings of two Brentwood High School girls in 2016. Critics argue that the plea deal undermines justice for the victims' families and reflects a broader issue with sentencing in gang-related cases.