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19 Jan 2024
#politics
The Federalist: FBI's Role In The Whitmer 'Kidnap Plot' Is Bigger Than You Think
GOP candidate Vivek Ramaswamy claims FBI orchestrated failed plot to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, linking it to Jan. 6. Defense attorneys argue FBI informants and agents entrapped suspects. Trial ends in mistrial for some defendants, others acquitted. Jury questions FBI misconduct.
GB News: Why is Europe ignoring what's going on in Poland right now? Michael Heaver explores an inconvenient truth
Poland's new Prime Minister, Donald Tusk, is facing protests for his government's actions, including firing media bosses and arresting former ministers. President Andzej Duda opposes Tusk's agenda, calling for pardon of the arrested ministers. The EU's response to Tusk's actions is surprisingly muted.
Liberty Nation News: No Labels Cries Foul to DOJ - Liberty Nation News
No Labels, a political organization, alleges conspiracy and criminal behavior by activist groups hindering its 2024 ballot access initiative. The groups named in the complaint have a leftist or anti-Trump bias, according to No Labels. Evidence presented includes coordinated efforts to tarnish reputations and threats against individuals associated with No Labels. The organization aims to expose intimidation tactics and gain support from the Department of Justice.
#society
The Federalist: Why Does No One Denounce Hatred Of Whites?
. The recent turmoil at Harvard University raises questions about how marginalized groups defend themselves. Joy Reid's comments about white Christians in Iowa and Jewish donors suspending contributions due to anti-Semitism highlight the importance of values aligning with institutional responses. Bill Ackman's condemnation of the diversity, equity, and inclusion ideology, while putting money behind a DEI supporter, reveals a complicated stance on extreme rhetoric. The prevalence of anti-white sentiment in academia and society makes public denunciations rare and prompts the question of why objections to white erasure are taboo. The need for a sense of historical victimhood to motivate defense of one's race is suggested as a missing element.
GB News: London tube driver who began 'free Palestine' chant already back at work
London Underground driver who led a pro-Palestine chant on a train has returned to work after apologizing to faith groups. TfL took disciplinary action and the driver apologized to the community. Pro-Palestine protests have been taking place in London.
#military
Fox News: NATO to hold largest military exercises in decades, involving around 90,000 personnel
NATO is launching its largest military exercises in decades with 90,000 personnel, aiming to defend its territory and deter Russia. The war games come as the conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues.
#health
Le Monde: Samir Hamamah, gynecologist: 'Our reproductive health is at risk'
French President Macron announced a plan to combat infertility, addressing the decline in fertility rates in France. The plan aligns with the recommendations of Dr. Samir Hamamah's report, emphasizing prevention and education.
#education
Forbes: Student Loan Forgiveness: Biden Approves Another Nearly $5 Billion In Debt Relief For 74,000 Borrowers
The Biden administration cancels $5 billion in student debt relief, primarily for public servants. Approximately 74,000 borrowers will receive debt relief, including 44,000 public servants and 30,000 borrowers on income-driven repayment plans. The total amount of student debt canceled is now over $136 billion.
Fox News: Milwaukee Public Schools reportedly distributes 'de-center Whiteness' memo to teachers
Milwaukee Public Schools memo promotes dismantling Whiteness in education through anti-racist practices and creating equity. Critics argue it focuses on race and undermines merit-based systems.
GB News: London primary school set to CLOSE as Palestine flag row sparks 'arson and bomb threats'
Barclay Primary School in London may close after receiving arson and bomb threats amid a Palestinian flag controversy. The school banned students from wearing pro-Palestinian badges, leading to protests and allegations of discrimination. Police are investigating the threats, and the school is considering remote learning and increased security measures.
#crime
GB News: WATCH: Woman causes huge explosion in brazen arson attack on ex-boyfriend’s flat
A dangerous woman has been jailed for causing an explosion at her ex-partner's flat and setting her own on fire. Surveillance footage shows her lighting a can of deodorant and leaving it outside her ex's front door, causing a huge explosion. Fortunately, no one was injured. She pleaded guilty to arson with intent to endanger life and received a six-year prison sentence.
Fox News: Sri Lanka drug crackdown leads to more than 40,000 arrests, drawing criticism from UN
Tens of thousands of people have been arrested in a monthlong crackdown on drugs in Sri Lanka, with over 5,000 ordered detained by the courts. The country is known for being a drug trafficking hub and has intensified its efforts due to rising drug use among children and increasing drug-related crimes.
#other
Times Of Israel: Cabinet said to discuss Smotrich plan to transfer funds to PA through third party
Israel's security cabinet is considering a proposal to transfer funds earmarked for the Palestinian Authority to a third party, such as Norway, before being handed over to Ramallah. Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has refused to transfer the funds directly to the PA, claiming they could be used by Hamas. The proposal would only be implemented if the third party and the United States ensure none of the money is transferred to Gaza.