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Fox News: Flashback: Biden told CNN he would not issue preemptive pardons before leaving office
President Biden, who previously pledged not to issue preemptive pardons, has changed course and granted several such pardons to prominent figures, including Dr. Anthony Fauci and retired Gen. Mark Milley, as he leaves office. This shift has drawn criticism and calls for investigation from some Republicans.
Biden's decision contrasts with his earlier statements about the justice system and pardons, highlighting a significant departure from his initial stance. While preemptive pardons have historical precedent, the timing and recipients of Biden's pardons have sparked controversy.
Breitbart: Big Tech Titans Bezos, Zuckerberg, and Pichai Seated by Elon Musk at Trump Inauguration
Tech leaders, including Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, and Elon Musk, are attending President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration after donating millions to his committee. Many are shifting from strict content moderation to prioritizing free speech, with changes announced by Meta and Google.
Zuckerberg highlighted Trump's election as a turning point for free speech, while Google plans to host a social event for a Democrat super PAC. Despite the attendance, Google's commitment to Trump remains unclear.
The Western Journal: Time Releases Perfect Cover for Trump's Inauguration, Almost Like They're Apologizing
Time Magazine's latest cover featuring Donald Trump has sparked suspicion among conservatives, who question the outlet's intentions. The animated cover portrays Trump at the Resolute Desk with the phrase “He’s Back,” contrasting sharply with previous anti-Trump covers, leading to speculation about a potential shift in the magazine's stance.
While Trump supporters may welcome the depiction of him as a disruptor, the use of the term raises concerns about underlying disapproval from the media. Given the history of the establishment media's portrayal of Trump, many remain skeptical of any newfound neutrality or apology from Time.
Front Page Magazine: Join Us Tonight for an Inauguration Q&A
FPM+ will host an inaugural Q&A session on January 20th at 5:30 PM PST/8:30 PM EST. Members can ask questions about the inauguration and other topics. The Zoom link is available on the FPM+ main page. Non-members are invited to join or participate in the comments.
Breitbart: Watch -- 'Welcome Home': Bidens Greet Trumps on Inauguration Day
Donald and Melania Trump met with Joe and Jill Biden ahead of the inauguration, with Biden welcoming Trump to the White House. Melania wore a navy blue coat and stylish hat, drawing attention to her fashion choice on the chilly day.
Trump's swearing-in is scheduled for 12:00 p.m. Eastern, with his inaugural address to take place in the Capitol Rotunda due to cold weather.
Times Of Israel: 21% of American voters back Hamas over Israel — poll
A recent Harvard/Harris poll reveals that 21% of US voters support Hamas over Israel, with higher backing among younger voters. Support for a ceasefire is strong at 82%, with Democrats leading in approval. President Biden's handling of the conflict has seen a decline in support.
The poll also indicates a preference for the incoming Trump administration over Biden, with 53% approval for Trump compared to Biden's 39%. Overall, support for Hamas has remained steady since the conflict began.
The Federalist: Biden Confirms Guilt Of Fauci, Milley With Last-Minute Pardons
President Biden's recent pardons for General Mark Milley, Dr. Anthony Fauci, and members of the January 6th committee have raised questions about accountability for their actions. Critics argue that these individuals have not faced charges for their conduct, including Milley's handling of the Afghanistan withdrawal and Fauci's role in funding controversial research in Wuhan.
The pardons are seen as an attempt to preemptively shield these figures from potential investigations, suggesting an acknowledgment of wrongdoing without accountability. This move may set a concerning precedent for presidential power over military and governmental actions.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Donald Trump Sworn In as 47th President of the United States
Donald Trump will be inaugurated as the 47th president of the United States on January 20 in Washington, DC, marking a significant political comeback. The ceremony will take place indoors at the Capitol rotunda due to extreme cold.
Outgoing President Joe Biden issued preemptive pardons for Anthony Fauci, Gen. Mark Milley, and members of the January 6 committee as one of his final actions in office.
Fox News: Ramaswamy done at DOGE, Ohio gubernatorial campaign launch expected early next week: sources
Vivek Ramaswamy has stepped down from his role in President Trump's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) initiative and is expected to announce his campaign for Ohio governor next week. This follows Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine's decision to appoint Lt. Gov. Jon Husted to the U.S. Senate seat.
Ramaswamy, who previously ran for president and endorsed Trump after a fourth-place finish in Iowa, is now focusing on the governor's race as DeWine is term-limited. His departure from DOGE may allow Elon Musk to lead the initiative without sharing the spotlight.
Forbes: Trump Inauguration Photos: Trump Sworn In As Scores Of Tech Billionaires Look On
President Donald Trump was sworn in for his second term at the U.S. Capitol, attended by numerous billionaires, foreign leaders, and celebrities. Notable attendees included Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, and international dignitaries like Argentina's President Javier Milei and China's Vice President Han Zheng.
The inauguration ceremony, moved indoors due to cold weather, featured former presidents and vice presidents in attendance. After the swearing-in, events included a presidential parade and inaugural balls, marking a significant moment in U.S. political history.
Forbes: Biden Pardons Five More Family Members—Minutes Before Leaving Office
Joe Biden granted pardons to five family members, including his brother James and wife Sarah, citing "unrelenting attacks and threats" against them. This follows a controversial pardon for his son Hunter, who faced legal issues, while the other family members have not been charged.
The pardons are seen as preemptive measures amidst ongoing scrutiny.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Biden Pardons Dead Hitler-Loving Black Klansman
The Biden administration is facing criticism for its recent pardons, including a push to exonerate Marcus Garvey, who had controversial ties to the KKK and expressed admiration for Hitler. His past includes defrauding followers and promoting extremist views, which some argue contradicts his portrayal as a civil rights leader.
The White House emphasizes Garvey's contributions to African culture and history, while downplaying his problematic affiliations. Critics highlight the inconsistency in celebrating his legacy while ignoring his extremist rhetoric.
The Economist: Britain’s family courts are opening up to reporters
Britain's family courts are now allowing reporters access to promote transparency. This comes in light of the case of Urfan Sharif, who confessed to killing his daughter after being awarded custody despite prior violence reports. He and his wife are currently imprisoned.
The move aims to balance privacy with accountability in the judicial system, reflecting broader discussions on government transparency and public trust.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Battle Lines: Trump’s mission for Ukraine and Taiwan
The Israel-Hamas ceasefire is in effect, but Jotam Confino expresses skepticism about its longevity, citing widespread anger among Israelis towards Netanyahu's government. Meanwhile, UNICEF's Rosalia Bollen highlights the urgent humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where 1.8 million people require basic necessities.
In the U.S., Donald Trump's return to the White House raises questions about his global agenda and its feasibility.
#crime
GB News: Robert Jenrick tells NCA to hunt down grooming gang rapists as police refuse to confirm if they’ve fled overseas
Two men, Fayaz and Imtiaz Ahmed, were sentenced in absentia for multiple sexual offenses against children in Keighley. West Yorkshire Police have issued bench warrants for their arrest but cannot confirm if they have fled overseas.
Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick has called for the National Crime Agency to pursue the Ahmeds and suggested suspending visas and aid to Pakistan if cooperation is not forthcoming. The police continue to investigate their whereabouts.
#sports
Supertrax Online: SNOWTRAX TV 2025 - The Complete Second Episode
In this episode of SNOWTRAX, Luke visits Finland to celebrate the production milestone of over 500,000 Lynx snowmobiles and test the new Lynx race sled.
Additionally, in TRAIL TECH, the latest Rouski EVO Wheels from Kimpex are installed, demonstrating their versatility for snow and pavement. AJ also evaluates the 2025 Arctic Cat ZR 858 with advanced features.