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#politics
Breitbart: Justin Trudeau Exits Parliament Race, Ending His Political Career for Now
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced he will not run for a seat in Parliament, marking the end of his public office career. He previously stated he would resign as prime minister, allowing his Liberal Party to find a successor, amid declining support and criticism of his leadership.
With general elections expected by October, Trudeau's resignation comes as polls show significant public disapproval of the Liberal Party. Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre argues that any new Liberal leader will continue Trudeau's policies, maintaining pressure on the party ahead of the elections.
Breitbart: Chief Roberts to Swear in Trump, Kavanaugh to Give Oath to Vance
President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect JD Vance will be sworn in on Monday by Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Brett Kavanaugh, respectively. The ceremony will take place at the U.S. Capitol, followed by traditional events including a signing ceremony and inaugural balls.
The inauguration is expected to be one of the coldest in recent history, with temperatures projected to reach a low of 10 degrees. Trump plans to sign executive orders on immigration and energy on his first day back in office.
The Western Journal: Desperate CNN Set to Undergo Significant Programming Overhaul - Big Names Impacted
CNN is set to undergo a significant programming overhaul, moving Wolf Blitzer to a morning show and potentially cutting Jim Acosta's slot. Blitzer will co-host a two-hour morning program with Pamela Brown, while other shows may be adjusted to accommodate the changes.
The network aims to address declining ratings, which have seen a drop from 13.3 million prime-time viewers in 2016 to around 800,000 recently. New CEO Mark Thompson is leading the effort to revitalize CNN's programming amid increasing competition from rivals like MSNBC and Fox News.
Breitbart: Nancy Pelosi Skipping Donald Trump's Inauguration
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will not attend President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration. A spokesperson did not provide a reason for her absence, though Pelosi previously criticized Trump for inciting violence related to the January 6 Capitol riot.
Pelosi, who has attended 11 inaugurations, recently underwent hip replacement surgery after an injury. Former First Lady Michelle Obama will also be absent, while her husband, former President Barack Obama, is expected to attend.
#society
The Western Journal: GOP Rep. Pulls Out His Phone During Hearing to Illustrate Big Problem with Social Security
Rep. Clay Higgins criticized the inefficiency of the Social Security Administration during a hearing, illustrating his point by calling the help line and waiting nearly 90 minutes on hold. He emphasized that seniors often struggle with technology and need direct human assistance.
Higgins argued that telework policies contribute to this inefficiency, noting that many elderly individuals are left confused and frustrated when seeking help. He called for a reassessment of government operations to improve service for vulnerable populations.
Le Monde: Cuba: NGOs fear deceptive release of political prisoners
Cuba has begun releasing political prisoners, with 20 individuals convicted for participating in the July 11, 2021 protests already freed. This follows the U.S. removing Cuba from its list of state sponsors of terrorism. Families express joy but call for the release of all political detainees.
Notable releases include Reyna Yacnara Barreto Batista and Donaida Perez Paseiro, the latter recognized as a prisoner of conscience by Amnesty International. The Cuban government continues to deny the existence of political prisoners despite ongoing detentions.
GB News: 'Wicked' housing company evicts vulnerable female tenant while claiming taxpayers cash for her care
Two directors of Phoenix Supported Housing, Kimberley Bethell and Davinder Chall, were sentenced for unlawfully evicting a vulnerable young woman while claiming £25,000 in taxpayer funds for her care. The court found they harassed the tenant and failed to provide necessary support.
Both received nine-month suspended sentences and were ordered to pay £1,500 in compensation to the victim. The company was fined £10,000 and must cover £15,000 in legal costs. Wolverhampton Council is reviewing its relationship with the housing provider.
Fox News: Original ‘Tiger Mother’ says pressure to denounce Kavanaugh at Yale was like ‘cultural revolution’
Yale Law professor Amy Chua likened the pressure to denounce Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh during his 2018 confirmation to China's Cultural Revolution. She faced immense pressure from faculty to sign a letter against Kavanaugh but chose not to, emphasizing loyalty to friends over conformity.
Chua described her experience as a "long fight for survival" amid the turmoil, rejecting claims that she advised female students to dress attractively for Kavanaugh's clerking positions. She firmly denied these allegations, asserting that they misrepresented her views.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Marco Rubio: Migrant Crisis, Russia Ties Make Nicaragua a Major National Security Threat
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) labeled Nicaragua’s communist regime as a significant threat to the U.S., linking it to the migrant crisis at the southern border and a growing Russian military presence in the country. He highlighted how the Ortega regime has implemented policies that facilitate migration to the U.S. while undermining democracy and U.S. interests.
Rubio also expressed concern over Nicaragua's collaboration with Russia, including the establishment of a spy center and military agreements, which he believes poses a direct national security risk. Additionally, he condemned the regime's persecution of Christianity, particularly against the Catholic Church, which he views as a key challenger to Ortega's power.
Times Of Israel: Cabinet vote said delayed until Saturday night as US urges swift approval of deal
The Israeli cabinet's vote on a ceasefire-hostage deal with Hamas has been postponed until Saturday night, despite reports that final hurdles have been cleared. Prime Minister Netanyahu delayed the vote amid coalition tensions, particularly from far-right partners threatening to exit the government if the deal is approved.
The U.S. administration expressed frustration over the delay, warning it could complicate the deal's implementation. The agreement, which includes the release of hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, is expected to take effect Sunday, with negotiations ongoing to finalize details.
#economy
Forbes: Plug Power Snags $1.7 Billion DOE Loan Guarantee For Hydrogen Plants
Plug Power has secured a $1.66 billion loan guarantee from the Energy Department to build large-scale hydrogen production facilities, starting with a green hydrogen plant in Texas. The initiative aims to supply industrial customers and support emission-free operations, such as forklifts.
The funding aligns with the Biden Administration's focus on clean energy technologies and domestic manufacturing. Plug Power anticipates continued support for hydrogen production under future administrations, citing its projects in Republican states and the role of hydrogen in energy security and job creation.
Breitbart: Burgum Lays Out Why Dependable Coal is Critical to National Security
Gov. Doug Burgum, President-elect Trump’s nominee for Secretary of the Interior, highlighted the national security implications of coal energy during his Senate confirmation hearing. He warned of an impending electricity crisis due to permitting delays and emphasized the need for a balanced energy approach between base load and renewable sources.
Burgum stressed that the stability of the electricity grid is critical for the U.S. to compete in the AI sector and manufacturing. He called for permitting reforms to address the current imbalance favoring intermittent energy sources over reliable base load options, advocating for a more equitable energy policy.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: The Sabbath and Striving for the Good Life
Daniel Fitzpatrick's book, "Restoring the Lord’s Day," argues that modern life has eroded the significance of the Sabbath, leading to spiritual apathy and anxiety. He traces the Sabbath's historical roots and emphasizes its role in providing rest and connection with God, contrasting it with the relentless pace of contemporary society.
Fitzpatrick critiques how modernity prioritizes material success over spiritual fulfillment, suggesting that the Sabbath can heal our disconnection from purpose and transcendence. He calls for a revival of the Sabbath's centrality in life to combat the anxieties of modern existence.
Forbes: Elon Musk Blasts Twitch Streamer Over Comments About Gaming Ability—The Spat Over The Billionaire’s Hobby, Explained
Elon Musk engaged in a public dispute with Twitch streamer Zach Hoyt over Musk's gaming skills in "Path of Exile 2." Hoyt questioned Musk's high rank, suggesting he might be using someone else to play for him, while Musk defended his gaming record and criticized Hoyt's abilities.
The controversy highlights skepticism about Musk's claims of elite gaming status, given his busy schedule as a CEO. Critics point to his gameplay style and the time required to achieve high ranks, with past scrutiny also surrounding his gaming choices in other titles.