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#politics
Breitbart: Marsha Blackburn Slams Dick Durbin for Blocking Epstein Flight Logs
Sen. Marsha Blackburn accused Sen. Dick Durbin of blocking her request to subpoena Jeffrey Epstein's flight logs, suggesting that Democrats are hiding something. Blackburn wants to uncover the names of individuals involved in Epstein's human trafficking ring. Many social media users are demanding the release of the flight logs.
Breitbart: Rep. Brandon Williams Threatens Former Staffer in Tirade
Rep. Brandon Williams (R-NY) threatens former staffer caught on video at charity event. Alleges staffer made comments about his family. No legal action planned. Williams voted to expel Rep. Santos (R-NY) from Congress.
Fox News: Blackburn questions why Biden's Commerce Dept chose to 'lift sanctions' on Chinese communist group
Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) and other senators are seeking answers from the U.S. Department of Commerce on why the Chinese Communist Party's Institute for Forensic Sciences was removed from the entity list, which restricts trade. Blackburn argues that removing the institute shows weakness and criticizes the Biden administration's border policies, linking the fentanyl crisis to the Mexican cartels. Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has stated that China bears responsibility for helping tackle the fentanyl crisis in the U.S. as illicit fentanyl is created in labs in Mexico using precursors from China.
Breitbart: Adam Laxalt Resigns from DeSantis Super PAC
Adam Laxalt, former Nevada Attorney General and chair of the pro-DeSantis Super PAC Never Back Down, has resigned amidst infighting within the organization and DeSantis's lackluster performance in the polls. Laxalt, a longtime ally of DeSantis, remains committed to him as the GOP nominee but has decided to focus his energy elsewhere. This is the second major departure from the PAC, following the resignation of its chief executive in November. The DeSantis campaign is now looking to the newly created PAC Fight Right to handle television ads.
#society
Fox News: Fifth person confirmed dead in Alaska landslide; 1 still missing
Body recovered from deadly Alaska landslide. One person still missing. Five confirmed dead. Wife of recovered victim describes force of landslide.
The Blaze: Comedian Matt Rife in HOT water after release of 'Natural Selection' on Netflix | Blaze Media
Comedian Matt Rife faces backlash for his Netflix special, with calls for cancellation after an opening joke about domestic violence. Rife's apology is met with mixed reactions, as some believe the blowback is undeserved.
Forbes: Stop Scrolling: Watch ‘Batkid Begins: The Wish Heard Around The World’
Five-year-old Miles Scott, who was battling cancer, had a wish to be a superhero. The Make-A-Wish foundation organized a special day for him in San Francisco, where he became Batkid. Thousands of people, including city officials, law enforcement, and volunteers, participated in staged events throughout the city. The event gained massive attention on social media, with over 400,000 tweets and worldwide coverage. It inspired donations and a documentary called "Batkid Begins: The Wish Heard Around the World." The day and Miles' courage touched the lives of many, giving people the freedom to live their dreams.
#war
Breitbart: Report: Kfir Bibas and Family May Still Be Alive as Hostages in Gaza
Israeli infants believed to be held as hostages by Hamas in Gaza. Hamas violated ceasefire deal by failing to release the Bibas family. IDF spokesman suggests they may still be alive.
#economy
Le Monde: S&P maintains France's AA credit rating with cautious outlook
Standard & Poor's affirms AA rating on French government debt with negative outlook due to uncertainty in public finances and budget deficits. French Finance Minister supports decision, reiterating commitment to reduce public spending and debt.
#military
Forbes: Pentagon Defends Osprey Aircraft After Fatal Crash—As Japan Pushes For Flight Pause
The US military is continuing to fly its Osprey aircraft in Japan, despite a request from the Japanese government to ground them after a crash earlier this week. The Pentagon has assured that the Ospreys undergo regular maintenance and safety checks. Japan has grounded its own fleet of Osprey aircraft and is calling for further safety confirmation from the US.
#health
The Epoch Times: Novo Nordisk Sues 2 Pharmacies for Allegedly Selling Adulterated Weight-Loss Drugs
Danish pharma company Novo Nordisk is taking legal action against two US pharmacies for allegedly selling unapproved products containing semaglutide. Drugs sold by the compound pharmacies, Wells Pharmacy and Brooksville Pharmaceuticals, were found to be "adulterated and misbranded" and claimed to contain semaglutide, the main ingredient in Novo Nordisk's weight-loss drugs. Novo Nordisk has filed lawsuits against the pharmacies and obtained temporary orders to prevent them from claiming their products are FDA-approved or associated with Novo Nordisk.
#crime
Breitbart: Police: Florida Substitute Teacher Committed Sex Offenses Against Students
Florida substitute teacher, Jerron Dunn, arrested for allegedly sending explicit videos of himself to female students via Snapchat. The victims reported the incidents to their school counselor, leading to his arrest.
The Blaze: Police find body of missing 20-year-old woman in creek; suspect kills himself during traffic stop by cops | Blaze Media
Texas woman Amanda Stevenson, 20, went missing before Thanksgiving. Her body was discovered in a creek, with police identifying a possible suspect, Kevin Bennetsen. When officers tried to interview him, Bennetsen took his own life. Investigators continue to search for information regarding Stevenson's death.
Fox News: NH trooper who fatally shot suspect at psych ward likely prevented further injury, state AG says
NH trooper Nathan Sleight fatally shoots John Madore at New Hampshire Hospital after Madore kills security officer Bradley Haas. AG Formella says Sleight's actions were legally justified, likely preventing further injuries or deaths.
Fox News: Arizona inmate charged with attempted murder after Derek Chauvin stabbing
Ex-cop Derek Chauvin was stabbed 22 times by Arizona inmate John Turscak, who faces attempted murder charges. Turscak planned the attack in connection with the Black Lives Matter movement. Guards intervened and Turscak could see an additional 60 years in prison.
Fox News: Inmate transport driver charged with kidnapping after quitting mid-trip, going off-course
Former inmate transport driver facing kidnapping charges for refusing to drop off prisoners at intended destination. Driver quit mid-trip and refused to obey instructions.