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18 Jan 2025
#politics
Le Monde: Why Macron belongs to the 'far center'
Emmanuel Macron described the political landscape in France as dominated by three projects: far-right, far-left, and his own "far center." This term, while seemingly contradictory, has historical roots, with historian Pierre Serna identifying a "far center" as a recurring element in French politics since the Revolution.
Serna's concept refers to centrist groups or individuals exhibiting extreme behaviors and ideologies, often showing intolerance towards opponents and favoring strong executive powers. This idea has been echoed by various thinkers, indicating a complex dynamic within the French political spectrum.
Breitbart: Lara Trump Hopes 'Bad Policy Decisions' of Biden Admin Are 'Rectified'
Lara Trump expressed optimism for the next four years under President-elect Donald Trump, anticipating a reversal of Biden's policies. She believes Trump will prioritize border protection and energy independence from day one in office, aiming to improve American lives.
She also hopes Trump will be seen as a unifying figure, emphasizing that success can bring the nation together. A recent survey indicated a divided perception of Trump's unifying efforts, with 54% believing he aims for unity.
Breitbart: Khanna: Bass Should Go as Mayor, Need 'New Leadership Across the State'
Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) suggested that Disney CEO Bob Iger should replace Karen Bass as Mayor of Los Angeles, citing a need for new leadership in California. He praised Iger's business acumen and called for dynamic leadership to address the city's challenges, particularly ahead of the 2028 Olympics.
Khanna expressed his support for Iger, stating that the city requires a significant rebuild and innovative solutions to thrive.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Jan. 18: Day 470 – 3 hostages set to come home Sunday under truce with Hamas
Israel's government has approved a hostage release and ceasefire deal with Hamas, following a lengthy meeting. The deal, effective Sunday, will see the release of 33 Israeli hostages, with 1,904 Palestinian prisoners set to be freed in the first phase.
The Justice Ministry has published names of some Palestinian prisoners for potential legal challenges against their release. The mood in Israel is tense as families of fallen soldiers express their feelings amid Hamas's declaration of victory.
Fox News: HHS cuts off funding for EcoHealth Alliance in light of COVID Committee evidence
The US Department of Health and Human Services has debarred EcoHealth Alliance and its former president, Dr. Peter Daszak, for five years due to failure to report dangerous gain-of-function experiments. This decision follows a House Oversight Committee investigation that found significant violations of grant terms.
The committee criticized EcoHealth for misusing taxpayer funds and jeopardizing national security through its research activities in China. The debarment period for EcoHealth ends on May 14, 2029, while Daszak's ends on May 20, 2029.
#society
GB News: At least 30 people 'seriously injured' chair lift collapses on ski slope in Spain
A chair lift collapse at the Astun ski resort in Spain has left at least 30 people seriously injured. Emergency services are using helicopters to transport the injured to hospitals, with around 10 individuals being taken to San Jorge Hospital in Huesca.
The severity of the incident has led to the temporary closure of the resort, and hospitals in Zaragoza have been notified to prepare for additional casualties.
Breitbart: San Diego Fire Official: EVs Will Create Additional Issues Fighting Fires
San Diego Fire-Rescue Battalion Chief Rob Rezende highlighted challenges posed by electric vehicle batteries in fighting California wildfires. He noted that these batteries release flammable gases and oxygen, complicating traditional firefighting methods.
Rezende emphasized that smothering or dousing such fires with water is often ineffective, as the batteries must burn out completely to extinguish the flames.
Fox News: Bill Maher trashes Karen Bass, Cali officials for response to fires: 'Fiddling in Ghana while the city burned’
Bill Maher criticized Los Angeles officials for their inadequate response to recent wildfires, particularly targeting Mayor Karen Bass for being abroad when the fires started. He argued that the city prioritized diversity initiatives over effective fire management and highlighted budget cuts to the fire department.
Maher expressed frustration over the city's failure to prepare, citing complications in accessing fire hydrants and the mayor's excuses for the lack of rain and wind. He emphasized that high taxes should ensure better emergency services, questioning the effectiveness of government spending in California.
Breitbart: Maher: There's 'Huge' Connection Between California's Fire Risk, Homelessness Issue
Bill Maher highlighted a significant link between California's homelessness crisis and increased fire risks, noting that over half of the fires are reportedly caused by homeless individuals. Former mayoral candidate Rick Caruso defended his campaign, asserting he addressed both issues.
#war
The Economist: Russian trainee pilots appear to be hunting Ukrainian civilians
Residents of Kherson, Ukraine, face ongoing attacks from Russian drones, which have been targeting civilians for six months. This follows the city's liberation from Russian occupation in November 2022 and the destruction of the Kakhovka dam, leading to significant population decline and daily threats to safety.
The situation highlights the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the region, as locals navigate a new type of warfare that indiscriminately pursues them in the streets. The attacks are part of a broader pattern of violence that continues to afflict the area.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: ICC prosecutor sees ‘no real effort’ by Israel to probe alleged Gaza war crimes
International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan has defended his decision to issue war crimes allegations against Israeli leaders, stating that Israel has made "no real effort" to investigate itself. This follows arrest warrants for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and others related to the Gaza conflict. Israel rejects the ICC's jurisdiction and denies the allegations.
Khan emphasized that the ICC serves as a court of last resort and criticized Israel for not adequately addressing the allegations. The U.S. House of Representatives recently voted to sanction the ICC in response to these actions, which Khan described as "unwanted and unwelcome." The ICC's jurisdiction over the situation in Gaza remains a contentious issue.
#crime
The Telegraph: Two Iranian ‘judges of death’ gunned down in Tehran
Two Iranian judges known for harsh sentencing, Mohammad Moghiseh and Ali Razini, were fatally shot in a planned assassination at the supreme court in Tehran. The assailant, who took his own life, had no apparent connection to the court, and foreign involvement is being investigated.
Moghiseh and Razini were notorious for their roles in human rights violations, including issuing numerous death sentences. Their killings mark a significant attack on Iran's judiciary, which has faced scrutiny for its treatment of political prisoners.