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17 Jan 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Treasury Nominee Bessent Defends Tariffs, Nuclear Energy in Hearing
Treasury nominee Scott Bessent defended tariffs and nuclear energy during his Senate Finance Committee confirmation hearing, criticizing the radical left's support for free trade and green energy. He argued that tariffs do not harm American workers as suggested by Democrats, and emphasized the competitive energy landscape with China.
Bessent highlighted China's plans to build numerous coal and nuclear plants, asserting that there is an energy race rather than a clean energy race. He expressed his support for increasing nuclear energy production and criticized the Inflation Reduction Act for its excessive spending projections.
Fox News: Joy Behar mourns Biden leaving office: 'I miss him already'
Joy Behar expressed her sadness over President Biden's departure during "The View," stating she feels safer under his leadership compared to the incoming President Trump. She praised Biden's farewell address, which warned about the dangers of power concentrated among the wealthy.
Behar criticized Carrie Underwood for agreeing to perform at Trump's inauguration, questioning how one can support a convicted felon while claiming to love the country. She emphasized her belief in free speech but stated she would not perform for Trump.
#economy
GB News: Petrol and diesel drivers warned of huge fuel price hikes impacting millions as Britons face £677 fee
Drivers of petrol and diesel vehicles in the UK are facing an additional £420 million in annual fuel costs due to recent price hikes, with petrol prices rising by 3p per litre and diesel by 5p. This impacts approximately 18.7 million car users, exacerbated by winter conditions and a weakening pound.
The average petrol price is now 137.2p per litre, increasing the cost of filling up by £1.65 for petrol and £2.75 for diesel. The disparity in costs between petrol and electric vehicles continues to grow, with petrol vehicles becoming increasingly expensive to operate. Regional variations show the South East experiencing the highest prices, while the government's fuel duty freeze has prevented even higher costs.