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#politics
Human Events: JACK and KEVIN POSOBIEC: The exploding Cybertruck ‘was obviously a political statement’
A Cybertruck exploded in the valet area of the Las Vegas Trump Hotel, with host Jack Posobiec claiming it was a political statement. The driver, whose identity remains unconfirmed due to severe burns, had a gunshot wound and was a supporter of Ukraine involved in "special operations."
Posobiec expressed skepticism about the lack of a suicide note and the speculative conclusions drawn from the incident. He emphasized that the explosion was clearly politically motivated, drawing parallels to previous incidents involving political figures.
Breitbart: CNN's Acosta: Trump Calls Everybody Else Fake News When 'He’s the One Peddling Fake News'
On CNN, Jim Acosta criticized President-elect Donald Trump for allegedly spreading false information while accusing others of fake news. Acosta emphasized the importance of the president adhering to factual statements, particularly regarding national security and border policies.
Republican strategist Neil Chatterjee defended Trump, arguing that his comments were not necessarily false and were part of a broader discussion on border security. Acosta maintained that the president should provide truthful information to the public, especially in the context of terrorism.
#society
The Federalist: CO School Administrator Found Dead Amid Child Porn Allegations
David Weiss, a former Colorado school administrator, was found dead in Maryland, with authorities indicating his death may be a suicide. He was under investigation for allegedly possessing child pornography materials at the time of his death.
His abrupt firing from Jefferson County Public Schools raised concerns among parents, who reported a lack of communication from the district regarding the investigation. The school has faced ongoing controversies, including past staff arrests for sexual assault and a federal lawsuit over gender accommodations on school trips.
Breitbart: New York Socialite Jocelyn Wildenstein, AKA 'Catwoman,' Cause of Death Revealed
Jocelyn Wildenstein, the 84-year-old socialite known for her extensive plastic surgery and a record divorce settlement, died from complications related to phlebitis, which led to a pulmonary embolism. Her partner, Lloyd Klein, recounted the tragic moment she passed away just before their New Year’s Eve celebration.
Wildenstein gained notoriety after her high-profile marriage to billionaire Alec Wildenstein, which ended in a $2.5 billion divorce settlement. She was often referred to as “The Bride of Wildenstein” or “Catwoman” due to her altered appearance.
#economy
The Telegraph: The consequences of Britain’s failure to exploit its own energy reserves
Critics argue that the UK government’s energy policies, particularly the rush towards net zero, have led to increased reliance on Russian gas and higher energy prices. They advocate for greater domestic extraction of oil and gas and the development of small modular reactors instead of investing in unreliable renewable sources.
Concerns are also raised about the practicality and environmental impact of electric vehicles, with calls for a more balanced approach that includes hybrid technology. The debate highlights the challenges of meeting energy demands while pursuing ambitious emission reduction goals.
Le Monde: Russia's economic situation worsens ahead of Donald Trump's return to the White House
In his New Year's address, Vladimir Putin expressed confidence in Russia's strength and independence, celebrating his 25 years in power and recent territorial gains in Ukraine. However, he acknowledged economic challenges, including high inflation and rising interest rates, hinting at potential stagflation.
Despite a triumphant tone, the economic situation is precarious, with the ruble's decline and inflation surpassing the Kremlin's targets. These factors indicate a war economy facing significant uncertainty.
#culture
Fox News: The Osmond Brothers founding member Wayne Osmond dead at 73
Wayne Osmond, a founding member of The Osmond Brothers and brother to Donny and Marie, has died at 73 after suffering a massive stroke. His family remembered him as a beloved husband, father, and a man of faith who influenced many through music and love.
Merrill Osmond expressed deep sorrow over Wayne's passing, highlighting his humility and unconditional love. Wayne's daughter, Amy, shared her grief and gratitude for their time together, emphasizing their close bond. The family has established a Facebook page for fans to celebrate Wayne's life.
#health
The Epoch Times: US Health Insurance: What are its Problems and Potential Solutions?
American health insurance is widely criticized for being expensive and complicated, leading to low consumer trust and satisfaction. A recent murder of a UnitedHealthcare executive has highlighted public frustration, with 70% of Americans believing the system is in crisis.
Experts suggest that the health insurance system, a complex mix of public and private plans, needs significant reforms to reduce costs and improve transparency. Proposed solutions range from complete overhauls to targeted refinements, emphasizing the need for cooperation among insurers, providers, and lawmakers.
#crime
GB News: Bomb squad descends on Morrisons supermarket with shoppers evacuated after 'attempted robbery'
A Morrisons supermarket in south Manchester was cordoned off after reports of a suspicious package linked to an attempted robbery at its cash machine. Emergency services, including a bomb squad, responded to the scene, evacuating a nearby commercial premises as a precaution.
Authorities stated the incident appears isolated with no threat to the wider community. The Chorlton tram stop was closed due to the ongoing police activity, affecting local transport services.
#science
Le Monde: 'Dinosaur highway' tracks dating back 166 million years discovered in England
British researchers have discovered around 200 dinosaur footprints, estimated to be 166 million years old, at Dewars Farm Quarry in Oxfordshire. This find, considered the largest in the UK, includes extensive trackways from both herbivorous and carnivorous dinosaurs.
The excavation, led by teams from Oxford and Birmingham Universities, revealed five trackways, with the longest measuring over 150 meters. Researchers believe this site could provide significant insights into dinosaur behavior and movement.
#other
Fox News: More Islamist terror is coming. We are woefully unprepared
The recent terror attack in New Orleans highlights vulnerabilities in U.S. security, exacerbated by the Biden administration's policies, including open borders and weakened counterterrorism efforts. The return of groups like ISIS and the support from adversarial nations raise alarms about future threats.
To effectively combat these dangers, a return to robust counterterrorism strategies is necessary, focusing on practical actions rather than past administrations' responses. The evolving tactics of modern terrorists, utilizing advanced technology, necessitate a proactive approach to prevent further attacks.