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Human Events: DAVID KRAYDEN: Two inauguration speeches from Donald Trump: both proclaim a new birth of freedom
Donald Trump delivered two inaugural speeches, one to a fervent MAGA crowd and another following his inauguration as the 47th president. Both speeches reflected his core message, emphasizing his commitment to securing the border, deporting illegal immigrants, and restoring traditional values in education and society.
In his inauguration address, Trump declared a national emergency at the southern border, promising to halt illegal entry and designate cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. He criticized the previous administration's policies and vowed to prioritize American citizens over criminals, asserting a return to conservative principles and a rejection of "woke" ideologies.
#politics
Fox News: Marco Rubio clashes with NBC 'Today' host when pressed on Trump's Jan. 6 pardons
Secretary of State Marco Rubio faced tough questions from NBC's "Today" show regarding President Trump's pardons for January 6 defendants. Rubio emphasized his focus on foreign policy, stating he would not engage in domestic political debates.
Despite repeated inquiries about the implications of the pardons, Rubio maintained that his role requires him to prioritize international affairs over domestic issues. Trump recently pardoned over 1,500 individuals charged in connection with the Capitol attack.
Fox News: World leaders react as Trump re-enters the White House
Global leaders responded positively to Donald Trump's inauguration, expressing hopes for renewed relations. Trump emphasized an "America first" approach, mentioning plans for the Panama Canal and immigration policies, which faced immediate pushback from leaders in Mexico and Panama.
Russian President Putin and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy acknowledged Trump's presidency, hinting at potential peace talks regarding Ukraine. European leaders congratulated Trump, while some expressed caution about the implications for European security.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Elise Stefanik Confirmation Hearing to Become U.N. Ambassador
Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for her nomination as ambassador to the United Nations. She praised President Trump's election as a beacon of hope for Americans and emphasized optimism for the future.
Stefanik has been actively garnering bipartisan support, including discussions with Democrat Sen. John Fetterman, who is open to confirming several Trump cabinet nominees.
Fox News: What was in the brown bags handed to Israeli hostages released by Hamas?
Three Israeli hostages released from Hamas captivity were seen with bags containing personal items, including a map of Gaza and certificates of release. They were part of a cease-fire deal that will see 33 hostages freed in exchange for nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners.
The families expressed relief and gratitude for the support received during their ordeal. The deal has sparked celebrations among Palestinians, with a Hamas official confirming further releases will occur soon. Israeli military leadership is undergoing changes in light of the October 7 attacks.
The Western Journal: Pure Joy: Melania Beams as Trump Grabs Sword, Gets Down to 'YMCA' at Commander in Chief Ball
During the Commander in Chief Ball, President Trump celebrated his inauguration with a lively performance of "Y.M.C.A." while wielding a saber, delighting attendees, including a beaming Melania Trump. The couple's joyful display marked a memorable end to a significant weekend.
Melania's poised demeanor and stylish attire drew attention, with social media users reflecting on her resilience amid past challenges. Observers noted a potential shift in their dynamic, suggesting Melania may share her husband's fierce determination for justice.
Le Monde: Trump decides to once again withdraw US from Paris Accords in test for global climate action
Donald Trump has announced the US withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreements, labeling it "unfair." This marks his second exit from the treaty, which is set to take effect in one year, aligning the US with countries like Iran and Libya that have not ratified the agreement.
This move is expected to hinder the US's climate objectives and slow efforts against global warming, despite the ongoing environmental crises, such as wildfires in Los Angeles. The US remains the second-largest emitter of greenhouse gases globally.
Fox News: Bipartisan lawmakers join forces to break up 'out-of-touch' DC power structure
Reps. Ashley Hinson (R-Iowa) and Jared Golden (D-Maine) are proposing a bill to relocate certain federal agencies out of Washington, D.C., to better serve communities that rely on their services. The bill excludes national security agencies and aims to create a competitive bidding process for states to lease land to the federal government.
The lawmakers argue this move would bring government closer to the people, reduce bureaucratic disconnect, and potentially save taxpayer dollars by optimizing federal leases. The impact on job levels in D.C. and relocation costs remains uncertain.
Breitbart: Moskowitz: Trump's Right that FEMA Has to Get Faster, Current Structure 'No Longer Working'
Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) criticized FEMA's performance during a CBS News interview, suggesting it has become ineffective within the Department of Homeland Security. He emphasized the need for FEMA to operate independently to enhance its response speed to disasters.
Moskowitz acknowledged the hard work of FEMA employees but attributed delays in disaster response to bureaucratic inefficiencies within Homeland Security. He called for FEMA to be a separate agency to improve its effectiveness.
The Western Journal: Crowd Explodes After Hot Mic Catches Trump’s Real Thoughts on Paris Climate Accords
President Trump signed an executive order withdrawing the U.S. from the Paris Climate Accords, a move celebrated by supporters as a significant economic relief. Trump claimed this decision would save the U.S. over a trillion dollars annually and criticized the agreement as ineffective and costly.
The reaction from the crowd and social media was overwhelmingly positive, contrasting sharply with the criticism from liberals, including California Governor Gavin Newsom. Critics argue that Trump's decision undermines efforts to address climate change, while supporters view it as a rejection of ineffective policies.
#society
Times Of Israel: After 2024 row over Gaza one-sidedness, Berlin festival to show Israeli hostage film
The Berlin Film Festival will screen "A Letter to David," a documentary about Israeli actor David Cunio, who was taken hostage by Hamas during the October 7 attack on Israel. The film, directed by Tom Shoval, reflects on their friendship amidst ongoing violence and uncertainty.
Last year's festival faced backlash over perceived antisemitism, prompting officials to emphasize the need for balanced discourse. New festival director Tricia Tuttle aims to foster open dialogue among filmmakers, addressing concerns raised by the cultural community.
The Telegraph: Italian priests sexually abused children for decades, inquiry finds
An independent report for the diocese of Bolzano-Brixen in northern Italy revealed 67 cases of clerical sexual abuse over six decades, affecting 59 children as young as eight. Bishop Ivo Muser emphasized the need for a cultural shift within the Church to ensure safety for vulnerable individuals.
This inquiry marks a significant step in addressing past abuses, with the diocese seeking to foster a safer environment for children and young people.
#economy
Forbes: Will Trump’s Tariffs Raise Prices? What To Know As He Threatens Goods From Canada And Mexico Starting Feb. 1
President Trump announced plans to impose a 25% tariff on imports from Mexico and Canada starting February 1, reflecting his long-standing commitment to high tariffs. This move has drawn criticism from economists who warn it could burden consumers and harm the U.S. economy.
The proposed tariffs could significantly raise prices for everyday goods, with estimates suggesting an annual cost of $1,700 to $2,500 for middle-class households. Economists predict that such tariffs would lead to job losses and increased inflation, raising concerns about their overall impact on the economy.
#military
Breitbart: Trump Effect: Macron Urges Europe to Lift Defence Spending, Boost NATO
French President Emmanuel Macron urged Europe to enhance defense spending and take responsibility for its own security, reflecting concerns over U.S. military support. He highlighted the potential implications of a U.S. withdrawal from European defense commitments.
Macron's comments come amid calls for NATO members to increase defense budgets, with Trump advocating for a shift of financial responsibility back to Europe. He emphasized the need for Europe to adapt to evolving geopolitical threats.
Times Of Israel: Taking responsibility for Oct. 7 failures, IDF chief and head of Southern Command resign
IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi and Southern Command head Maj. Gen. Yaron Finkelman announced their resignations due to failures related to the October 7 Hamas attack. Halevi plans to leave on March 6, 2025, citing responsibility for the IDF's inability to protect citizens.
Both leaders expressed deep remorse for their roles in the attack, which resulted in significant casualties and chaos. Their resignations come amid ongoing military operations and a recent ceasefire agreement. Other defense officials have also acknowledged their accountability, while government leaders have not.
#religion
The Western Journal: Trump Gets Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos and Tim Cook to Attend Church with Him
On inauguration day, President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance attended a prayer service at St. John’s Episcopal Church, joined by notable figures including Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Tim Cook, and Elon Musk. The service, a tradition for new presidents, was closed to cameras.
The gathering highlighted the intersection of power and faith, with attendees representing diverse beliefs. Rev. Robert Fisher emphasized the service's timeless nature, reflecting on the role of leadership and citizenship in a nation historically rooted in Christian values.