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18 Jan 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Brazil Shoots Down Bolsonaro's Appeal to Go to Trump's Inauguration
Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes denied former President Jair Bolsonaro's appeal to regain his passport for attending Donald Trump's inauguration. Bolsonaro has been barred from leaving Brazil since February 2024 due to an ongoing investigation into a purported coup plot.
Bolsonaro's legal team argued that he complied with legal measures and that the refusal to return his passport undermines Brazil's global standing. They claimed the decision reflects political persecution, drawing parallels to Trump's legal challenges in the U.S.
Breitbart: Dem Sen. Wyden: White House Hid Biden, if You Can't Engage Off-Script, You've Got to Go
Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) expressed concerns about President Biden's visibility and engagement in town hall meetings, suggesting that his absence from unscripted interactions has had negative consequences. Wyden emphasized the importance of direct communication with constituents.
He reflected on their early collaboration on significant climate change legislation but noted that Biden's reduced presence on the campaign trail may have impacted perceptions of his capability to lead.
Forbes: TikTok Ban: App Will ‘Go Dark’ Unless Biden Administration Intervenes, Company Says—Here’s Everything We Know
TikTok announced it would cease operations in the U.S. on January 19 unless the Biden administration intervenes following a Supreme Court ruling mandating the app's sale due to national security concerns. The administration reportedly does not plan to act against the law.
Former President Trump, taking office the day after the potential ban, is considering options to delay enforcement, but it remains unclear how effective those measures would be. Various companies are interested in acquiring TikTok, but the Chinese government’s approval is necessary for any sale.
Fox News: JONATHAN TURLEY: President Biden sees dead amendments
President Biden recently claimed that the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) is now part of the Constitution, despite its failure to be ratified. This declaration has been met with skepticism, as legal experts and the Justice Department have affirmed the amendment's status as unratified.
The ERA's deadline for ratification was set for 1979, and it fell short of the necessary state approvals. Biden's assertion has been criticized as a political maneuver to appease progressive elements within his party, raising concerns about his understanding of constitutional processes.
The Economist: Pam Bondi seems like a relatively safe pair of hands
Pam Bondi, a former Florida attorney-general, is under scrutiny as a potential next attorney-general for the U.S. Her past includes a contentious 20-year custody battle over a dog, which raised questions about her independence and judgment. Despite this, she secured a significant political position.
As President Biden concludes his term, he warns of a new "tech-industrial complex" and reflects on his administration's legacy, which some view as a continuation of Trump's policies. Various issues, including health concerns related to smoke in Los Angeles and a Supreme Court case on age verification for adult content, are also in focus.
Le Monde: US TikTok ban: 5 questions to understand what could happen
The US Supreme Court has upheld a law that could lead to TikTok's ban in the United States, effective January 19. The company may face challenges if it attempts to circumvent the ban, as it could lead to government prosecution.
Despite the potential ban, TikTok has a significant user base outside the US, with millions in Europe and Southeast Asia. The company may choose to cease operations in the US voluntarily, citing a lack of clarity from the Biden administration.
#society
Le Monde: Dozens injured in Spanish ski resort accident
A ski lift collapse at a resort in Aragon, Spain, on January 18 injured around 35 people, with nine sustaining serious injuries. The incident was attributed to a failure in the return pulley, causing chairs to fall and some skiers to be thrown from their seats.
Emergency services responded quickly, deploying helicopters and ambulances to transport the injured to hospitals. Regional and national officials expressed support and concern for those affected, with ongoing investigations into the cause of the accident.
Fox News: Wallets for men that are winter-ready
Wallets have evolved from simple cash holders to stylish accessories with various designs and technologies to enhance security. With options ranging from bifold and trifold to slim and RFID-blocking wallets, consumers can choose based on their needs, style, and budget.
Popular choices include the Bosca leather bifold for organization, Fossil's trifold for extra space, and the Bellroy zipper wallet for security. Other options like the Carhartt Rodeo checkbook wallet and Travelambo front pocket wallet cater to specific preferences, ensuring there's a wallet for everyone.
Forbes: California Wildfire Updates: Pacific Palisades Fire At 43% Containment As Firefighters Make Crucial Progress
Firefighters in Los Angeles County have made significant progress in containing multiple wildfires, including the Palisades Fire, which is now 43% contained, and the Eaton Fire at 73%. Cooler weather has aided efforts, but the death toll has risen to 25, with many still unaccounted for.
Authorities have charged 17 individuals with crimes related to the wildfires, including looting and arson. President Biden has declared a major disaster, allowing for federal assistance to victims, while California Governor Newsom has proposed additional funding for recovery efforts.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: UK pushed for quick Chagos deal, Mauritius PM says
Mauritius' Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam has accused the UK government of attempting to expedite a deal regarding the Chagos Islands, only to reverse course as Donald Trump's inauguration approached. He claims the UK initially sought a quick resolution but has since changed its stance.
Ramgoolam criticized the proposed 99-year lease of Diego Garcia, which hosts a US-UK air base, and is pushing to renegotiate the agreement made on October 3. He emphasized Mauritius' commitment to safeguarding its interests over the long term.
#economy
Forbes: Donald Trump Launches $TRUMP Meme Coin—Token Nears $6 Billion Market Cap
President-elect Donald Trump has launched a new meme coin, $TRUMP, which has quickly reached a market capitalization of over $5 billion. The cryptocurrency, developed by Solana, celebrates Trump's election victory and is limited to 200 million coins initially, with plans to expand to 1 billion.
The token is not intended as an investment or political tool, according to its website. Trump's foray into cryptocurrency aligns with his goal of making the U.S. a crypto capital, and he has proposed reducing regulatory burdens on crypto firms.
#health
GB News: Urgent police probe launched after HUNDREDS of surgery deaths at major NHS trust
Sussex Police are investigating over 200 cases of surgery-related deaths and injuries at University Hospitals Sussex NHS Trust, doubling the initial number since the probe began in 2023. The investigation, known as Operation Bramber, focuses on allegations of poor care in general and neurosurgery from 2015 to 2021.
Whistleblowers prompted the inquiry, which includes cases like that of Lewis Chilcott, whose father claims negligence led to his son's death, and Tony Mardell, who suffered complications after a delayed surgery. The trust is cooperating with the investigation, emphasizing patient care as a priority.
#crime
Times Of Israel: Man seriously hurt in Tel Aviv stabbing; Palestinian terrorist shot dead
A Palestinian man, Salah Yahye, 19, illegally in Israel, stabbed a man in central Tel Aviv, severely injuring him. An armed civilian intervened, shooting and killing Yahye at the scene. Police classified the incident as a terror attack and are investigating further.
The victim, in his 30s, was hospitalized in serious condition. Authorities have deployed a significant police presence to assess the situation.
Breitbart: GRAPHIC: Cartel Gunmen Behead Rivals as Mexican Officials Claim Crime Dramatically Lower
Violence has surged in Michoacan, Mexico, as the Cartel Jalisco New Generation (CJNG) battles the Knights Templar for control. This escalation includes multiple shootouts and a beheading, occurring just before government officials claimed crime rates were decreasing.
Despite the government's assertions of reduced violence and successful arrests, the ongoing conflict highlights the persistent turmoil in the region. Michoacan remains a battleground for various cartels vying for dominance in drug trafficking.