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17 Jan 2025
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Biden Unilaterally Declares Constitutional Amendment
President Biden claims the 28th Amendment is now law, citing support from three-fourths of states. Critics argue this declaration lacks legal basis and question the legitimacy of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), suggesting its push is politically motivated to redefine gender.
Concerns are raised about Biden's mental fitness and the implications of unilateral actions, including potential statehood for D.C.
Fox News: Trump to be inaugurated inside: Last ceremony held indoors was Reagan's in 1985
President Trump's inauguration will be held indoors at the U.S. Capitol due to severe cold weather, marking the first indoor ceremony since 1985. The forecast predicts temperatures as low as 10 degrees with harsh winds, prompting safety concerns for attendees.
Trump has expressed his desire to protect attendees from dangerous conditions and announced that the Capital One Arena will host live viewing of the event and the Presidential Parade.
Forbes: Trump’s AG Pick Pam Bondi Says She Earned $3 Million From Truth Social Parent’s Merger
Pam Bondi, President-elect Trump's nominee for attorney general, disclosed nearly $3 million in earnings from shares received during the merger of Digital World Acquisition Corp. and Trump Media & Technology Group. She pledged to divest her Trump Media shares within 90 days of confirmation.
Bondi, a former Florida attorney general, has faced scrutiny due to her financial ties to Trump Media and her past defense of Trump during his impeachment. A Senate Judiciary Committee vote on her confirmation is expected next week.
The Western Journal: Oversight Committee Chair Recommends Criminal Charges for James Biden in Letter to Incoming Trump DOJ
House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer has urged the incoming Justice Department to pursue criminal charges against James Biden, alleging he lied to Congress to protect President Biden. Comer claims James Biden's false statements are part of a broader effort to conceal the family's influence peddling activities.
Comer emphasized that while Hunter Biden is shielded by a pardon, James Biden remains accountable. He highlighted that both brothers have made false statements that implicate President Biden in their dealings, calling for legal consequences for their actions.
Forbes: IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel Announces Departure
IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel announced his departure from the agency effective January 20, 2025, surprising many who expected him to stay through tax season. President-elect Donald Trump has nominated former Congressman Billy Long as his successor, despite concerns over Long's lack of formal tax experience.
Werfel highlighted improvements during his tenure, including enhanced service during filing seasons and modernization efforts. Following his exit, Deputy Commissioner Douglas O’Donnell will assume the role of Acting Commissioner.
The Western Journal: Biden Takes Nasty Shot at Republican-Led States in Final White House Interview: 'Red States Really Screwed Up'
In a recent interview, President Biden criticized Republican-led states, claiming they "really screwed up" in managing their economies and supply chains. This marks a stark contrast to his initial call for unity during his inauguration speech, raising questions about his commitment to bipartisan cooperation.
Biden's remarks have drawn scrutiny, as critics argue that his administration's divisive rhetoric undermines the very unity he once championed. The interview highlights a perceived inconsistency in Biden's leadership, leaving many to wonder about the impact of his presidency on national cohesion.
Front Page Magazine: After China Loses in Supreme Court, TikTokers Migrant to Maoist App
TikTok has faced significant opposition from Congress and the Trump administration, which demanded it either sell its U.S. operations or exit the market. Despite launching a lobbying campaign and losing a Supreme Court case, President Biden has opted not to enforce a ban on the platform.
Influencers, including some who lean right, have protested against perceived censorship by joining platforms like RedNote, which echoes Mao's Little Red Book. This situation highlights the concerns about Chinese Communist influence in American tech and culture.
Forbes: TikTok Ban: Supreme Court Upholds Law Barring App From The U.S.—Here’s Everything We Know
The Supreme Court upheld a law requiring TikTok to be sold or banned in the U.S. by January 19, citing national security concerns. The Biden administration will not intervene, leaving the decision to the incoming Trump administration, which may consider delaying the ban.
TikTok's future hinges on whether it can find an American buyer, with potential interest from various companies, including those aligned with Trump. The app faces significant scrutiny over data privacy and its ties to China, raising concerns about user data if the ban is enforced.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Macron announces aid conference to rebuild Lebanon
French President Emmanuel Macron announced plans for an international aid conference in Paris to assist Lebanon's reconstruction following last year's Israel-Hezbollah conflict. His visit coincided with the election of Joseph Aoun as president and Nawaf Salam as prime minister, who now face the challenge of forming a government and implementing necessary reforms.
Macron emphasized the need for significant international support and called for the accelerated implementation of the ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel. During his visit, he engaged with the public, expressing his commitment to Lebanon's recovery and stability.
The Telegraph: Trump must not underestimate Putin’s ambitions to be a modern day Tsar
President-elect Donald Trump aims to meet with Vladimir Putin quickly to end the war in Ukraine, believing the Russian leader may be open to compromise. However, the Kremlin's intentions appear to focus on subjugating Ukraine rather than genuine negotiations, as it continues to make maximalist demands.
Putin's long-term goal remains the domination of Ukraine, viewing it as essential to Russia's global standing. The U.S. must recognize that any perceived eagerness for peace could be exploited by Russia to secure its territorial gains, making it crucial for Trump to strengthen U.S. and Ukrainian leverage through sanctions and military support.
#economy
CNSNews: Another Climate Cartel Collapses Under Weight of Customer, Congressional Scrutiny
The Net Zero Asset Managers (NZAM) initiative has suspended operations amid increasing scrutiny from Congress and shifting client expectations regarding Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices. This follows a trend of asset managers distancing themselves from ESG-focused coalitions due to concerns over financial performance and potential anti-trust violations.
Major firms like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan have exited similar initiatives, signaling a retreat from aggressive ESG mandates that prioritize climate goals over traditional energy investments. As awareness of the financial implications of ESG strategies rises, investment in these activist funds has declined significantly, with many investors reconsidering the impact on their returns.
#culture
GB News: Joan Plowright dies aged 95 as family issues statement after death of actress and wife of Laurence Olivier
Dame Joan Plowright, the esteemed British actress and widow of Sir Laurence Olivier, has died at 95. She passed away peacefully on January 16, 2025, surrounded by family at Denville Hall. Plowright had a celebrated career in theatre, film, and TV, spanning over seven decades.
Her notable performances included roles at the Old Vic, National Theatre, and in films like Enchanted April. Despite her retirement due to blindness in 2014, her legacy endures through her contributions to the arts. She is survived by her children and grandchildren.
#crime
Fox News: FBI assistant special agent in charge who said New Orleans attack 'not a terrorist event' reassigned
FBI Assistant Special Agent Alethea Duncan has been temporarily reassigned after declaring the New Orleans attack "not a terrorist event," despite later FBI statements and comments from Attorney General Merrick Garland and President Biden labeling it as terrorism.
The FBI has not provided further details on her reassignment, and they declined to comment on the situation.
Fox News: Turnstile 'spikes' installed in NYC's crime-ridden subways as Hochul beefs up police presence
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has unveiled a $77 million initiative to combat subway crime and fare evasion, which costs the MTA approximately $700 million annually. This includes the installation of "spikes" on turnstiles to deter fare evaders, although their effectiveness is questioned.
In addition to the new turnstile measures, Hochul plans to increase police presence on the subway by adding 750 officers and 300 National Guard troops. The initiative also includes installing edge barriers at over 100 stations and enhancing lighting for improved safety.
Fox News: Fox News True Crime Newsletter: Killer mom Susan Smith's vow, realtor's breaking point, missing woman mystery
A realtor has been charged with the murder of a couple he was representing. Meanwhile, a missing woman was found dead after entering a stranger's vehicle. Additionally, Susan Smith, a convicted murderer, reportedly expressed intentions to profit from her crimes.
Investigators are looking into a fire at the home of a Florida man who has been missing for two years, hoping it may provide leads. In a separate case, a woman’s alleged killer has been arrested decades after she was reported missing.