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Le Monde: At Davos, global decision-makers anxiously await 'Trumponomics'
The 55th World Economic Forum in Davos opens on January 20, 2025, coinciding with Donald Trump's swearing-in as president. Nearly 60 world leaders and 900 CEOs will attend, but Trump's anticipated video address is expected to overshadow other key speeches.
The forum will focus on the new political landscape, with Trump's "Trumponomics" likely emphasizing tariffs and immigration issues, contrasting with the progressive discussions typically held at Davos.
The Western Journal: Trump Doubles Number of Expected Executive Actions on Day 1 as 'Golden Age' Begins
President-elect Donald Trump plans to sign 200 executive orders on his first day in office, focusing on border security, government reform, and reducing living costs. Key actions include declaring a national border emergency, ending "Catch and Release," and reforming federal hiring practices.
Trump's agenda also targets the Green New Deal, aims to redefine gender based on biological sex, and suspends security clearances for officials linked to the Hunter Biden laptop controversy. His administration emphasizes a return to American sovereignty and a commitment to fulfilling campaign promises.
GB News: Donald Trump set to reinstate Churchill bust in Oval Office - 'Most pro-British president in 50 years'
Donald Trump plans to reinstate the bust of Winston Churchill in the Oval Office following his inauguration, as claimed by Nigel Farage. The bust was removed by Joe Biden in 2021, and Trump had previously placed it prominently during his first term.
Farage praised Trump as the most pro-British president since Eisenhower, highlighting his investments in the UK and affinity for British culture. He emphasized the significance of this move for UK-US relations.
Le Monde: Fighting for facts in the era of Trump and Musk
Donald Trump's re-election, despite his controversial past and ongoing legal issues, highlights a shift in societal values. His alliance with tech billionaires like Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jeff Bezos raises concerns about the intertwining of wealth and political influence, threatening democracy and reliable information.
The attack on factual discourse is evident, as Trump's administration may retaliate against those who challenge his narrative. Traditional media outlets like Le Monde are reassessing their presence on platforms like X (formerly Twitter) due to the rising toxicity and ideological shifts, emphasizing the need for a robust public debate that respects facts.
Fox News: 'He's back': Time magazine's Trump inauguration cover draws gleeful reaction from conservatives
Time magazine has unveiled its inauguration cover featuring Donald Trump with the caption "He's Back," ahead of his return to the White House. Trump has also been named Time's Person of the Year for 2024, a title traditionally awarded to presidential election winners.
The cover has sparked positive reactions from conservatives as Trump prepares for his second term. The accompanying article highlights Trump's significant impact on American politics, calling him one of the most influential change agents in recent history.
The Western Journal: Mike Johnson Confirms the Worst: Biden Didn't Actually Know What He Was Signing at the End
House Speaker Mike Johnson claims President Biden was unaware of a recent executive order pausing liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports to Europe. In a conversation, Biden reportedly denied the action, leading Johnson to express concern over who is truly in charge of the administration.
Despite Johnson's assertions, a White House representative contended that current exports were unaffected by Biden's order. However, reports indicate that no new LNG export permits have been approved months after the discussion.
Forbes: Trump Inauguration Live Updates: Trumps Arrives At Church—First Event Before Swearing-In
President-elect Donald Trump is set to be inaugurated, with a ceremony attended by former presidents and billionaires. Trump will deliver a speech calling for a "revolution of common sense" and is expected to emphasize courage and vitality.
The inauguration will include a church service, a swearing-in ceremony at noon, and performances by various artists. Notably, the event will be held indoors due to cold weather, and a National Prayer Service will conclude the inauguration events on Tuesday.
The Telegraph: Joe Biden pardons Covid chief Fauci in ‘untested use of power’
President Joe Biden has issued pardons to several Trump critics, including Liz Cheney and General Mark Milley, to protect them from potential reprisals by a future administration. This move, described as a broad use of presidential power, aims to safeguard those involved in investigating the January 6 Capitol attack.
Biden emphasized that these pardons do not imply any wrongdoing or guilt by the individuals pardoned, but rather recognize their service to the country amidst political tensions.
Fox News: Trump Inauguration Chat: Join America's conversation here!
The Inauguration Forum is a platform for discussions and events surrounding political transitions and leadership changes. It aims to engage citizens and stakeholders in dialogue about the implications of new administrations.
The forum serves as a space for exploring policy directions and fostering civic engagement during pivotal moments in governance.
Forbes: All The Big Performers At Today’s Trump Inauguration Events: Carrie Underwood, Nelly, Village People And More
Carrie Underwood and the Village People are set to perform at President-elect Donald Trump's second inauguration. Underwood will sing "America the Beautiful," while the Village People will perform at multiple pre-inauguration events, including the Liberty Ball.
Other artists scheduled to perform include Lee Greenwood, Jason Aldean, and Nelly, among others. Both Underwood and the Village People emphasized the importance of unity in their statements regarding the performances, despite mixed reactions from fans.