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18 Jan 2024
#politics
The Federalist: A Haley Win In New Hampshire Will Not Be The Victory She Thinks
Former UN ambassador Nikki Haley believes she is in a two-person race with former President Donald Trump for the Republican nomination. Despite finishing third in the Iowa caucuses, Haley claims the primary has been narrowed down to her and Trump. She plans to court Democratic and independent voters in New Hampshire, but her cross-party appeal may harm her support among conservative Republicans.
Flag And Cross: CNN’s Fareed Zakaria Shares World Economic Forum Stage with Top Iran Official, Sparking Outrage
CNN cuts away from Trump's victory speech when he mentions the border crisis under Biden's administration. Meanwhile, CNN host Fareed Zakaria interviews Iran's foreign minister at the World Economic Forum in Davos, defending Iran's actions and refusing to condemn Hamas attacks in Israel.
The Telegraph: Thursday evening news briefing: Reform UK hits record polling high
Reform UK gains support in polls while Tory support declines. Queen confirms King Charles is in good spirits despite prostate diagnosis.
Human Events: NICOLE RUSSELL: Why can’t law enforcement stop anti-Israel protests from getting out of hand?
Anti-Israel protesters in the US are going too far, with recent incidents involving attempts to breach security at the White House and blocking key areas in New York City. Law enforcement must crack down on these protests to prevent further violence and property damage. The lack of consequences sends a dangerous message and raises questions about the motivations behind allowing these demonstrations to escalate. Local and federal officials should support law enforcement in maintaining order and protecting secure locations.
The Telegraph: Pro-Palestinian activist to challenge Labour’s Wes Streeting at election
Pro-Palestinian activist Leanne Mohamad chosen as independent parliamentary candidate in Ilford North, complicating Labour's chances. Labour MP predicts Streeting will face a tough battle.
Flag And Cross: Megyn Kelly Roasts Biden for 12-Second Campaign Video He Struggled to Even Get Through
Megyn Kelly and Michael Knowles question President Joe Biden's campaign video. They mock Biden's appearance and suggest that the video was edited because he couldn't get through the speech in one take. They speculate about Biden's ability to lead and predict that he will look worse by October 2024.
Fox News: Lawmakers see hope in bipartisan border-Ukraine talks after White House meeting
Congressional leaders are cautiously optimistic about reaching a bipartisan deal to fund Ukraine and address border policies. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell believe a deal could come to a vote soon. Both leaders discussed the possibility of including aid to Israel, humanitarian aid for Palestinians in Gaza, and assistance for Indochina.
The American Mind: Democracy Without Politics
The Democratic Party frames the 2024 election as a battle for American democracy. This perspective extends beyond the party's view of American politics, as a recent op-ed warns that elections in 2024 pose a threat to democracy worldwide. However, the author fails to define democracy or address the paradox that elections could undermine it. This reveals the manipulative and self-serving nature of the governing class. The emphasis on protecting democracy is a guise for preserving the power of the liberal establishment. The true issue at stake in 2024 is not democracy itself, but rather the elite's desire to maintain control. It is time to vote them out.
Fox News: Transgender candidates in Ohio could be disqualified from ballot for failing to disclose 'deadnames'
Transgender candidates in Ohio face disqualification from the state ballot for not disclosing their deadnames, names they had before transitioning, on election paperwork. Democrats argue that an obscure state law that requires deadnames to be listed is being weaponized against transgender candidates. Although Ohio Governor Mike DeWine supports changing the law, Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose believes it is the responsibility of candidates to comply with the election law. Transgender candidates Bobbie Arnold and Ari Faber were cleared to run, while candidate Vanessa Joy plans to sue over her disqualification.
#society
Flag And Cross: UFC Champ Lashes Out at Reporter Who Questioned Him on LGBT Stance, Roasts Another as a 'Commie'
UFC champion Sean Strickland goes on a profanity-laden rant, slamming Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau and expressing controversial views on COVID-19, homosexuality, and transgender individuals during a news conference in Toronto.
Fox News: Melania Trump gives emotional tribute to late mother at Palm Beach funeral
Melania Trump delivers a heartfelt eulogy at her mother's funeral, remembering her passion for family and fashion. She praises her mother's love, grace, and contributions as an immigrant to the United States and as a grandmother to Barron.
#war
Le Monde: Video. Video investigation: Israel's mistreatment of Palestinians detained in Gaza
Israeli soldiers have been caught on video degrading and humiliating Palestinian prisoners in Gaza. These videos, shared on social media, show the mistreatment that goes against international humanitarian law.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: After medicines enter Gaza, Red Cross denies it’s transporting them to hostages
The Gaza Strip receives a shipment of medicine for Israeli hostages, but there are questions about who will deliver it. The International Committee of the Red Cross will not be involved, and the Qatari government is brokering the deal. The medicine is desperately needed for the hostages, who have been held captive by Hamas since October 7.
GB News: Nikki Haley supporter highlights key issue for Americans: 'Very big deal!'
An American voter supports Nikki Haley for her foreign policy and border stance, considering them important issues for America and Europe.
Forbes: Who Are The Baloch Militants At The Center Of Tensions Between Iran And Pakistan?
Iran and Pakistan have engaged in missile strikes in Balochistan, targeting militant groups fighting for autonomy in the region. Iran targeted Jaish al-Adl, while Pakistan targeted the Baloch Liberation Army and the Balochistan Liberation Front. Both countries claim to be targeting terrorists. The tension between Iran and Pakistan in Balochistan has long been a source of conflict.
#economy
Times Of Israel: Undeterred by risks of war, Indian men seek employment in Israel
Thousands of Indian men lined up for recruitment to work in Israel due to a shortage of labor caused by the conflict with Hamas. Many were willing to risk going into a conflict zone for the opportunity to make five times the amount of money they would at home. India has high unemployment rates, making the opportunity to work in Israel appealing to many.
GB News: Tata Steel puts 3,000 jobs at risk with 'blast furnaces set to close'
Steel giant Tata is moving forward with plans to close blast furnaces at its largest plant in Port Talbot, south Wales, which could result in the loss of over 3,000 jobs. Unions presented alternative proposals to save jobs, but Tata rejected them in favor of greener steelmaking methods. Union leaders are now consulting with their members on how to respond, including the possibility of industrial action. The closure of the blast furnaces could have a devastating impact on the local economy, which relies heavily on the steel plant.
#health
Fox News: Florida cancer survivor, 9, killed after crawling under school bus
Florida boy killed by school bus after crawling under it to retrieve a football. The 9-year-old had survived lymphocytic leukemia.
#crime
Le Monde: US Justice Department finds 'cascading failures' in police response to Uvalde school shooting
The Justice Department report reveals the failures in law enforcement's response to the deadly shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas. Communication, leadership, training, and technology issues contributed to the crisis lasting longer than it should have, resulting in the deaths of 19 children and two staff members. The report emphasizes the need for better response protocols and accountability for officers' actions.
Times Of Israel: Rinat Zagdon, 23: World traveler with a ‘very beautiful voice’
Rinat "Rini" Hodaya Zagdon, 23, from Elazar, was murdered by Hamas terrorists at a music festival. She was remembered for her curly hair, beautiful singing voice, and love of travel. Her friends and family described her as kind-hearted and full of joy.
#sports
Fox News: Super Bowl performer Reba McEntire 'honored' to sing national anthem: ‘Big and historic’
Country music icon Reba McEntire will sing the national anthem at Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, marking a full-circle moment for the three-time Grammy winner. McEntire expressed her gratitude for the opportunity and shared her excitement to be part of such a historic event.