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#politics
Front Page Magazine: Carter's Kindest Media Eulogists Were Rough on Reagan
In the wake of Jimmy Carter's death, media coverage has varied, with some praising his accomplishments while others recall the challenges he faced, such as inflation and the Iran hostage crisis. CBS's Lesley Stahl claimed he was not a weak president, contrasting with the harsher critiques of Ronald Reagan's legacy.
The differing media narratives highlight the political motivations behind historical interpretations. While Carter is framed positively to bolster the Democratic image, Reagan's presidency is often criticized for its economic impact. This discrepancy reflects ongoing partisan biases in how past leaders are remembered.
Breitbart: Trump Treasury Pick Disputes Dem Argument U.S. Is in Clean Energy 'Arms Race'
Treasury Secretary nominee Scott Bessent challenged Sen. Ron Wyden's claim of a clean energy "arms race" with China, highlighting that China plans to build 100 coal-fired plants this year. Bessent emphasized the need for an energy race, including nuclear power, rather than focusing solely on clean energy.
Wyden expressed concern over Bessent's stance on the Inflation Reduction Act, which includes provisions for drug price negotiations, extended Obamacare subsidies, and increased IRS funding. Critics argue the bill's impact on inflation is minimal, with some analyses suggesting only a 0.1% reduction over five years.
Front Page Magazine: Where Did All The Fascism Talk Go?
Glenn Greenwald highlights the stark contrast between the intense rhetoric surrounding Donald Trump during his campaign and the relatively normal transition period following his election. Despite previous claims of fascism and dictatorship, the political discourse has shifted to typical policy discussions, indicating a loss of credibility among those who labeled Trump in extreme terms.
The aftermath of the election reveals that many in media and politics may have overreacted, as evidenced by Trump's victory and subsequent normalization of interactions with former critics. This situation raises questions about the impact of such rhetoric on political discourse and the reputations of those who engaged in it.
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: Sparring with Bondi
President Biden faces criticism for accepting donations from wealthy donors while warning against an "oligarchy." His recent farewell speech has been labeled as the "worst in presidential history." Meanwhile, the race for DNC chair narrows as candidates drop out.
In the Trump transition, Pam Bondi's confirmation hearing for Attorney General featured a confrontation with Sen. Adam Schiff regarding potential investigations into Trump's political opponents. Additionally, Biden's administration is under scrutiny for its response to various issues, including climate standards and federal employee attendance.
Fox News: State senator appears to be pushed to the ground, is arrested while trying to enter Georgia House chamber
Georgia State Senator Colton Moore was arrested while attempting to enter the House chamber for Governor Brian Kemp's State of the State Address, despite being banned from the chamber. Moore, a staunch supporter of Trump, claimed his constitutional right to enter and criticized the Senate's decision to honor a former speaker he deemed corrupt.
The incident escalated when doormen prevented his entry, leading to a physical confrontation. Moore's arrest has drawn criticism from Georgia Republican Chairman Josh McKoon, who expressed disappointment over the denial of Moore's admission to the proceedings.
Fox News: State senator pushed to the ground, arrested while trying to enter Georgia House chamber
Georgia State Senator Colton Moore was arrested while attempting to enter the House chamber for Governor Brian Kemp's State of the State Address. Moore, a staunch supporter of Trump, had been banned from the chamber after criticizing a resolution to honor a former speaker.
During the incident, he argued that his constitutional rights were being violated, leading to a scuffle with doormen and state troopers. The Georgia Republican chairman expressed disappointment over Moore's arrest and the denial of his admission to the proceedings.
#society
Forbes: FireAid: What We Know About The Benefit Concert For Los Angeles Fire Victims Reportedly Featuring Lady Gaga, U2
FireAid, a benefit concert set for January 30 at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California, aims to support recovery efforts for victims of recent wildfires in Los Angeles. Sponsored by Live Nation and AEG Presents, it will feature performances from artists like Lady Gaga, Billie Eilish, and Jelly Roll.
The concert will raise funds for rebuilding infrastructure and supporting displaced families, with proceeds directed to a dedicated nonprofit. The recent wildfires have caused significant destruction, impacting celebrity homes and landmarks, with damages projected to reach $50 billion.
GB News: Yvette Cooper set to announce grooming gang inquiries as Labour backs down amid outrage
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper will announce a plan for government-backed local inquiries into grooming gangs, responding to growing pressure for a national Public Inquiry into the scandal. This comes after Labour MPs called for locally-led investigations amid public outcry.
Cooper's address to MPs will focus on "child sexual exploitation and abuse," following a contentious debate within Labour regarding the handling of the issue. The party's previous stance favored implementing recommendations from an independent inquiry before initiating new probes, but public demand may shift this approach.
Front Page Magazine: Greenfield Video: Germany’s ‘Knife-Free Zones’
Daniel Greenfield discusses Germany's 'Knife-Free Zones' and questions their effectiveness in protecting citizens from violence, particularly in the context of jihadist threats. The conversation raises concerns about the implications of such policies on public safety.
Greenfield is a Shillman Fellow at the Freedom Center and author of "Domestic Enemies: The Founding Fathers’ Fight Against the Left." His insights are part of a broader dialogue on the challenges facing modern societies.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: The threat to Israel will persist while Arab leaders foment hostility
The aftermath of Hamas's October 7 attack on Israel raises questions about the effectiveness of continued hostilities for Palestinians, suggesting that past wars have only worsened their situation. It calls for Arab leaders to shift focus towards building a better society.
Additionally, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken's plan for a reformed Palestinian Authority to lead Gaza's reconstruction faces skepticism. Critics highlight ongoing support for terrorism and the troubling dynamics of prisoner exchanges as significant obstacles.
Breitbart: Progressive Left Credits Trump, Rips Biden After Ceasefire Deal
Prominent progressive figures are crediting President-elect Donald Trump for the recent ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, criticizing the Biden administration for its failure to achieve similar results. Some commentators suggest this could be a significant diplomatic achievement for Trump, contrasting it with the Biden administration's shortcomings.
Critics of Biden, including journalists and political influencers, argue that Trump’s role in the ceasefire highlights his potential for future peace negotiations, while expressing dissatisfaction with the current administration's handling of the conflict. This shift in sentiment may impact the political landscape, particularly among Arab American voters.
#economy
Breitbart: Bessent Warns That Failure To Preserve Trump Tax Cuts Would Bring Economy To A 'Sudden Stop'
Scott Bessent, nominated to lead the U.S. Treasury, emphasized to a Senate panel that extending tax cuts from Trump's first term is crucial, warning that their expiration could lead to an economic crisis. He described the situation as a "pass-fail" exam for Congress.
Bessent argued that failing to extend these cuts would result in a $4 trillion tax increase, primarily impacting families and small businesses earning under $400,000. He opposed tax increases for higher earners, stating it would negatively affect job creators.
#health
Times Of Israel: WHO says at least $10 billion needed over 5-7 years to rebuild Gaza health system
The World Health Organization estimates that rebuilding Gaza's health system will require at least $10 billion over the next five to seven years. WHO officials report that less than half of Gaza's hospitals are operational, emphasizing the immense destruction and urgent need for international aid.
The WHO welcomes a recent ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas but urges immediate action to ensure peace and aid delivery. Officials stress the importance of removing political and security barriers to facilitate the flow of humanitarian assistance.
#crime
Breitbart: VIDEO: NJ Teacher Accused of Having Child with 13-Year-Old Student
A New Jersey elementary school teacher, Laura Caron, 34, has been arrested for allegedly sexually abusing a 13-year-old student, starting when he was 11. The abuse reportedly occurred between 2016 and 2020 at her home, where the victim lived for several years.
Caron has been placed on paid administrative leave as the investigation unfolds. She faces charges including aggravated sexual assault and is being held at the Cape May County Correctional Center. Authorities emphasize the importance of protecting children and the breach of trust involved in such cases.