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19 Jan 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Dem Sen. Padilla: 'I’m Not Going to Root for President Trump's Success Simply on His Terms'
Senator Alex Padilla (D-CA) expressed reluctance to support President Trump unconditionally, emphasizing that any cooperation would depend on shared goals, particularly regarding economic progress and social safety nets. He indicated readiness to work on issues like immigration reform if they align with the interests of Dreamers and essential workers.
Padilla highlighted that his support hinges on Trump's approach to governance, stating he would not endorse policies that undermine social programs for tax breaks for the wealthy. He remains open to collaboration but insists on a clear definition of success that benefits working-class families.
Breitbart: Actor, CNN Show Host Michael Ian Black Wants to 'Fu**ing Impeach' Trump Before He's Sworn In
Donald Trump announced the launch of his cryptocurrency, $TRUMP, which quickly gained significant market capitalization. This move has sparked reactions from Hollywood, including comedian Michael Ian Black, who called for Trump's impeachment even before he officially takes office for his second term.
Black, known for his anti-Trump sentiments, has a history of criticizing the former president and has previously expressed disdain for his political actions. As Trump's second term begins, it appears that opposition voices will continue to be vocal.
Breitbart: Poll: Most Americans Have Poor View of President Biden's Time in Office
President Joe Biden's approval rating has dropped to 37% as he nears the end of his term, reflecting widespread dissatisfaction among Americans. This decline follows significant events such as the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan and ongoing inflation issues.
As Biden's presidency concludes, some Democrats are beginning to criticize his leadership and question his fitness for office. A recent survey identified his handling of border and immigration as a major failure.
Fox News: Gen Z influencers thank President-elect Trump for saving TikTok
Gen Z influencers expressed relief and gratitude towards President Trump after a brief TikTok outage caused by a Biden administration ban. Following a 12-hour shutdown affecting over 170 million users, TikTok resumed service, with influencers celebrating Trump's potential role in extending the app's compliance period.
Influencers like James Charles and Kristina Dunn publicly thanked Trump, claiming his efforts were pivotal in restoring their access to the platform. TikTok's CEO also acknowledged Trump's commitment to finding a solution for the app's continued operation in the U.S.
Breitbart: Jon Voight, Matt Boyle, James O'Keefe Tribute Andrew Breitbart
At the Patriot Awards in Washington, D.C., notable figures including Jon Voight and Matthew Boyle honored Andrew Breitbart's legacy, emphasizing his impact on the MAGA movement. Voight recalled his admiration for Breitbart's confrontational style and passion for activism.
Boyle highlighted the cultural victories achieved since Breitbart's time, asserting that the movement has gained ground in the culture war. James O’Keefe also paid tribute, noting the shift in media dynamics and the importance of independent voices in reporting.
Forbes: TikTok Ban Live Updates: Trump Says ‘TikTok Is Back’ In Victory Rally As App Restores Access
President-elect Donald Trump announced plans to delay a nationwide TikTok ban that took effect on January 19, promising to work towards a solution that would allow the app to remain operational in the U.S. He proposed a joint venture with American ownership to address national security concerns.
TikTok briefly suspended its service in the U.S. but resumed operations following Trump's assurances. The platform's CEO is expected to attend Trump's inauguration, and the administration is exploring options to facilitate a sale of TikTok's U.S. operations to comply with the law.
#society
GB News: PayPal admits debanking children’s rights campaigner because she spoke out against Covid vaccines and school closures
PayPal acknowledged terminating the account of Molly Kingsley, a children's rights campaigner, due to her opposition to mandatory COVID vaccinations and school closures. Her account was shut down alongside others that questioned government pandemic policies, sparking backlash and calls for a boycott.
Kingsley's account was reinstated after 22 days following intervention from the Financial Conduct Authority. She claims PayPal's actions were politically motivated, while the company maintains that account reviews are based on compliance with their policies, not political views.
#culture
The Telegraph: Less glossy, more real: Prada’s celebration of rugged masculinity
Miuccia Prada unveiled her autumn/winter men's collection in Milan, collaborating with Raf Simons. The show featured rugged, masculine designs set against a scaffolding backdrop, incorporating elements like shearlings and cowboy-inspired pieces, reflecting a sense of resistance and optimism amid global events.
Prada emphasized that her work is influenced by current affairs, hinting at a response to societal changes and a call for passion and revolution. The collection's timing coincided with Donald Trump’s inauguration, suggesting a deliberate commentary on the political climate.
#science
The Western Journal: Freaky: Mystery Island Appears Out of Nowhere on Satellite, Vanishes Just as Suddenly
NASA images reveal a transient island formed by a mud volcano eruption in the Caspian Sea in early 2023, which had nearly eroded by December 2024. This phenomenon, observed near Azerbaijan, is part of a history of similar occurrences linked to the Kumani Bank mud volcano.
Mud volcanoes, which can create islands and emit hazardous materials, are prevalent in Azerbaijan due to its tectonic activity. Their formation is still not fully understood, and they are also believed to exist on Mars.
#other
The Western Journal: Rare Sea Eagle Descends on North America - These Giant Raptors Are Thousands of Miles from Home
A Steller’s sea eagle, typically found in the Russian Far East and nearby regions, has been spotted in Newfoundland, Canada. This rare sighting marks the only known instance of the species in the Western Hemisphere, attracting wildlife enthusiasts to Terra Nova National Park.
The eagle, larger than a bald eagle with an eight-foot wingspan, may be the same bird nicknamed Stella, which has traveled extensively across North America in recent years. Despite the excitement surrounding its sightings, the species is classified as "vulnerable."