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19 Jan 2025
#politics
Fox News: Trump to be sworn in on Bible given to him by his mother, and the Lincoln Bible
President-elect Donald Trump will be sworn in on two Bibles during his inauguration, including one given to him by his mother in 1955 and the historic Lincoln Bible, first used in 1861. This ceremony coincides with Martin Luther King Jr. Day, as Trump will face a bust of King during the event.
The Lincoln Bible has been used sparingly, only by Presidents Obama and Trump. The personal Bible features Trump's name and inscriptions from church officials, marking a significant moment in his inauguration as the 47th President of the United States.
Fox News: Garbage truck that drove Trump in viral campaign moment heads to inaugural parade
A garbage truck, adorned with "Trump Make America Great Again 2024," will feature in Trump's inaugural parade, symbolizing his connection with blue-collar voters. The truck gained attention during a rally in Wisconsin, where Trump used it to respond to President Biden's controversial comments.
The truck's presence reflects Trump's focus on economic issues and his appeal to working-class voters, crucial to his campaign's success. Notable tech figures are expected to attend the inauguration, marking a shift in Silicon Valley's stance toward Trump.
Liberty Nation News: Test Your News Knowledge Quiz – January 19, 2025 - Liberty Nation News
Janisse Quiñones, head of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, reportedly earns an annual salary of $750,000. Meanwhile, the Congressional Budget Office has identified $516 billion in appropriations tied to expired authorizations.
In recent developments, the House passed the Preventing Violence Against Women by Illegal Aliens Act, introduced by Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC). Additionally, the December jobs report indicated the US economy created 256,000 jobs.
Fox News: SEN BERNIE SANDERS: My plan for the Trump presidency. What I will--and won't--do
President-elect Donald Trump is positioned as an anti-establishment populist, focusing on issues like lowering prescription drug prices and capping credit card interest rates. Bernie Sanders expresses willingness to collaborate with Trump on these matters while emphasizing the need to address income inequality and protect working families.
Sanders opposes tax cuts for the wealthy and warns against cuts to Medicaid, advocating for a higher minimum wage and campaign finance reform. He stresses the importance of not breaking up immigrant families and calls for effective border enforcement without inhumane practices.
Liberty Nation News: From the Back Forty: Folks Grimace Over the Last Hurrah of Biden - Liberty Nation News
The Biden administration recently celebrated its tenure with farewell speeches and federal pardons, while some Americans expressed relief at the prospect of moving on. President Biden's farewell message warned of an emerging oligarchy threatening democracy, drawing mixed reactions from the public.
Critics pointed out the administration's perceived failures and questioned the sincerity of its self-congratulatory tone. Many citizens expressed a desire for change, with some humorously remarking on the lack of impact Biden's presidency had on their lives.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Netanyahu 'receives names of hostages' after Israeli forces attack Gaza after ceasefire deadline missed
Israel has received the names of hostages set for release, but a ceasefire has been delayed due to Hamas not providing the list on time. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu warned operations would continue until the list is received, as military strikes occurred in Gaza.
The peace agreement, involving the release of 22 hostages over six weeks, is contingent on Hamas meeting its obligations. In exchange, a significant number of Palestinian prisoners would be released, alongside increased humanitarian aid and a partial Israeli military withdrawal from certain areas.
Liberty Nation News: The Day TikTok Went Dark in America - Liberty Nation News
TikTok is officially unavailable in the U.S. following a congressional mandate for the app to divest from its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, or face a ban. The app ceased access for U.S. users ahead of the January 19 deadline, despite efforts to challenge the law in court.
President-elect Trump has indicated a willingness to explore options to reinstate TikTok, while users are migrating to alternatives like Substack and RedNote, a Chinese-owned app. Concerns persist regarding the implications of banning apps based on foreign ownership and potential government overreach.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Jan. 19: Day 471 – Under ceasefire, Hamas steps out of shadows as IDF looks on
A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has begun, facilitating the release of three hostages: Romi Gonen, Emily Damari, and Doron Steinbrecher. Preparations are underway in Israel to receive the women.
Additionally, the body of IDF soldier Oron Shaul, captured and killed by Hamas in 2014, has been returned to Israel. Ongoing concerns remain as many other hostages are still unaccounted for.
#religion
Fox News: Trump friend and informal faith adviser: 'God is giving America another chance'
Pastor Robert Jeffress expressed gratitude for Donald Trump's re-election, believing it offers America a chance to reverse its downward trajectory. He emphasized the importance of prayer for leaders and noted that many people of faith feel hopeful about Trump's return to the White House.
Jeffress highlighted concerns over issues like the transgender agenda and wavering support for Israel, which he believes have caused confusion. He called for unity and a commitment to following God, asserting that true greatness comes from a right relationship with Him.
#culture
Fox News: Therapists suggest group crying, 'forest-bathing' to cope with stress on Trump Inauguration Day: Report
As President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration nears, some Americans are feeling anxious and hopeless. Time Magazine suggests 11 "science-backed" activities, such as exercising, creative pursuits, and group crying, to help cope with these feelings.
Experts believe these activities can foster a sense of control and connection. Critics, however, have mocked these suggestions, calling them unusual and dismissing the publication's credibility.