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2 Jan 2025
#politics
Breitbart: House Begins 119th Congress with Speaker Election
The House will convene the 119th Congress with a Speaker election, swearing in lawmakers, and passing new rules. Mike Johnson (R-LA) is the favored candidate for Speaker, but faces opposition from some Republicans. The election requires 218 votes, and multiple rounds may be needed.
The new rules include a higher threshold to vacate the Speaker and the dissolution of the Diversity & Inclusion Office. The package also allows subpoenas for investigations into the Biden family's finances and sets the stage for Republican bills on border security and voting requirements.
#society
Fox News: Armie Hammer ‘well aware’ kids might ‘hate’ him after learning about cannibalism scandal
Armie Hammer expressed concerns about how the fallout from his cannibalism scandal will affect his children, acknowledging they may one day resent him for it. He reflected on his past behavior, indicating it stemmed from both trauma and his own sexuality.
Hammer also discussed his controversial fantasies, suggesting the public misinterpreted his private conversations. He admitted to a desire for the scandal to surface, feeling disconnected from the idealized image of his family life.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: How Islamic State came out of hibernation
During his presidency, Donald Trump showcased a dramatic reduction in Islamic State's territory in Syria, highlighting the group's decline from a significant presence to a mere stronghold in Baghuz. Trump predicted the fall of Baghuz, which ultimately occurred four days later, marking a key foreign policy success.
This achievement underscored the effectiveness of his administration's military strategy against ISIS, contributing to the narrative of a decisive defeat of the jihadist group during his term.
#economy
Fox News: Tracking government spending, Part 2: Contractual services and supplies
Federal government spending on contracting and supplies has surpassed $1.1 trillion, marking a 19% increase over five years. The Department of Defense accounts for over half of this expenditure, with calls for efficiency and reduced overbilling by contractors growing louder.
Leaders in the Department of Government Efficiency, including Vivek Ramaswamy, emphasize the need for outcome-based contracting to drive innovation and cost savings. Small businesses express mixed feelings, with some believing that the changes could expedite the contracting process while others remain skeptical about the impact on their operations.
#culture
Breitbart: Exclusive: Presidential National Anthem Singer Mary Millben Reflects on Faith, Family, and Patriotism Being Back in Fashion — Thank God Trump Won
Mary Millben, an accomplished singer and performer, reflects on her journey filled with blessings from God and her experiences as an American. She has performed the national anthem for four U.S. presidents and attributes her success to her mother, who encouraged her to overcome stage fright and embrace her calling.
Millben expresses excitement about President-elect Donald Trump's upcoming inauguration and the return of reverence for the national anthem. She emphasizes her love for patriotic music and her commitment to serving the country through her performances.
#health
Fox News: 6 tips to ‘detox’ after excessive holiday eating and drinking
After the holiday season, many individuals experience weight gain due to increased food and alcohol intake. Experts suggest that bloating and sluggishness are often caused by water retention from high-sodium and high-sugar foods.
To promote a healthier state, dietitians recommend staying hydrated, following a simplified diet rich in unprocessed foods, boosting physical activity, prioritizing sleep, increasing probiotic intake, and limiting alcohol consumption. They caution against quick-fix detox products, advocating for realistic lifestyle changes instead.
The Western Journal: Bill Gates Plays God Again, Funds Project Turning Mosquitoes Into 'Flying Vaccinators'
Bill Gates is funding research to develop mosquitoes as "flying vaccinators" to combat malaria, with a $2.2 million grant to Leiden University Medical Center. A study showed modified malaria parasites could provide protection against the disease in test subjects.
Critics argue this approach raises serious ethical concerns, as it could infringe on personal liberties by vaccinating individuals without their consent. Gates acknowledges political and financial challenges to implementing this controversial method of vaccination.
GB News: SNP spends more money on meals for Scottish prisoners than for hospital patients in NHS care
Recent figures reveal that prisoners in Scottish jails are receiving better meal provisions than NHS patients. The Scottish Prison Service spends more on meals for inmates, with costs exceeding those allocated for patients in local health boards. For instance, meals at some prisons cost over £5, while NHS meals range from $3.01 to $4.32.
Scottish Conservative deputy leader Rachel Hamilton criticized this disparity, arguing that it is “outrageous” for patients to receive lower-quality food than prisoners. She called for an urgent review of spending priorities, emphasizing that healthier meals should be provided for patients in hospitals.
#crime
Breitbart: FBI: NOLA Terror Suspect Did Not Have Help from 4 Others in Attack
A New Year's Day attack in New Orleans left 15 dead and over 30 injured when suspect Shamsud-Din Jabbar drove a truck into a crowd, firing an AR-style rifle. Federal officials ruled out four individuals seen on surveillance footage as accomplices, but noted Jabbar was not solely responsible.
Jabbar, a U.S. Army veteran, had an ISIS flag in his vehicle and had posted online videos expressing violent intentions. The FBI is investigating the incident as an act of terrorism. Residents expressed shock and disbelief over the tragedy.
Breitbart: Report: Suspects in New Year's Day Attacks Served at Same Military Base
Two suspects linked to military service are under investigation for separate violent incidents. Matthew Livelsberger detonated a Cybertruck in Las Vegas, injuring seven, while Shamsud-Din Jabbar drove into a crowd in New Orleans, killing 15.
The FBI is examining Jabbar's potential ties to ISIS and found explosives in both incidents. Eric Trump commented on the Las Vegas explosion, thanking local authorities for their response.
#sports
The Western Journal: Video: Star Ohio State QB Blocked from Celebrating Rose Bowl Win with Teammates On Stage
Ohio State quarterback Will Howard was momentarily blocked from celebrating on stage with his teammates after their 41-21 Rose Bowl victory over Oregon. Despite his impressive performance, a staffer prevented him from joining the postgame festivities, leading to an awkward moment that went viral.
Howard later joked about the incident, suggesting there was a weight limit on the podium. He eventually made it onto the stage, but not before sparking a mix of bewilderment and humor among fans and social media users. Ohio State will next face Texas in the Cotton Bowl on January 10.
#other
Forbes: Winter Storm With ‘Arctic Outbreaks’ Approaching Eastern U.S. — Here’s What States May Be Impacted
A significant winter storm is expected to hit the Midwest, South, and East this weekend, bringing heavy snow, ice, and record-low temperatures. The National Weather Service forecasts 6 to 12 inches of snow in areas downwind of the Great Lakes and potential freezing rain in the Ozarks and surrounding regions.
Frigid Arctic air will sweep through the central and eastern U.S., with impacts felt most in northern Missouri, central Illinois, and parts of Virginia and Maryland. This storm may result in the coldest January since 2011.