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21 Jan 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Trump Rips Biden for Pardoning Biden Family During His Inauguration
President Trump criticized President Biden for pardoning several family members involved in the Biden family business during his inaugural address. This move has raised concerns about potential wrongdoing and influence peddling, with Trump expressing surprise and calling it a bad precedent.
Trump also speculated whether Biden pardoned special counsel Jack Smith, who has been involved in legal actions against him. He described Smith as a "deranged prosecutor" and suggested that the Trump administration may take action against him.
Breitbart: Donald Trump Signs 'a Lot' of January 6 Pardons After Inauguration
President Donald Trump announced plans to sign pardons for approximately 1,500 individuals he considers victims of political persecution related to the January 6 events. He made this announcement during a speech at the Capital One Arena and confirmed he would execute the pardons in the Oval Office later that day.
Trump's busy inauguration day included various ceremonial activities, such as tea with former President Joe Biden and participation in the Presidential Parade, culminating in appearances at multiple inaugural balls.
Breitbart: Jason Aldean: Trump to Bring 'Beginning of a New Era for Our Country'
Country music star Jason Aldean expressed his support for President Donald Trump, stating that his inauguration marks the start of a new era for the nation. Aldean, who has known Trump for years, hopes the event will help bridge divisions and restore unity in the country.
He emphasized his desire to participate in the celebration, whether through performance or attendance, reflecting his commitment to supporting Trump during this pivotal moment.
Le Monde: Donald Trump's team intends to carry out historic rupture
Donald Trump has returned to the White House with a loyal team focused on a stringent immigration agenda, aggressive trade policies, and a restructuring of federal institutions. His administration aims to prioritize deportations, impose tariffs, and reduce the budget deficit while fostering an environment of loyalty among government officials.
The team, led by chief of staff Susie Wiles, emphasizes discipline and efficiency, although concerns arise about the potential blurring of partisan interests with public service. Trump's approach threatens traditional U.S. alliances and environmental standards, reflecting a significant shift in governance.
Breitbart: Dem Sen. Murphy: Meta Not Fact-Checking 'Unraveling' Democracy by Media Control, Must Create Platforms 'That Hear All Messages'
Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) expressed concerns about the state of democracy, citing Facebook's decision to end fact-checking as a significant issue. He argued that media control by billionaires, including deals made with Donald Trump, is undermining democratic processes.
Murphy emphasized the need for alternative platforms to ensure fair discourse and urged for immediate action to address these challenges to democracy. He highlighted the dangers of political violence and media manipulation as key threats to democratic integrity.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: On day one, Trump rolls back Biden sanctions regime targeting violent Israeli settlers
On his first day back in office, President Trump signed an executive order reversing sanctions against Israeli settlers in the West Bank, which had been implemented by Biden. This move aligns with requests from Prime Minister Netanyahu's government and follows ongoing violence from settlers.
While Trump aims to further normalize relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia, the reversal of sanctions may complicate negotiations, particularly with the settler movement's opposition to concessions. The Biden administration's previous sanctions, although now lifted, may have lasting effects internationally.
#crime
GB News: Axel Rudakubana was referred to anti-extremism scheme THREE times before triple stabbing in Southport
Axel Rudakubana, referred to the UK’s anti-extremism scheme Prevent three times for violent obsessions, has admitted to murdering three young girls in Southport. The attack occurred during a Taylor Swift-themed class, resulting in the deaths of Alice da Silva Aguiar, Bebe King, and Elsie Dot Stancombe.
Rudakubana, 18, also faces charges for the attempted murder of eight other children and two adults. He will be sentenced on Thursday at Liverpool Crown Court.