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#politics
The Telegraph: South Korean investigators arrive at President Yoon’s house to arrest him
Investigators attempted to arrest South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol at his residence amid a probe into his controversial martial law declaration that led to a constitutional crisis. They faced a standoff with military personnel who blocked their entry despite having a warrant.
The situation raised questions about the compliance of the Presidential Security Service with the investigation. Previous attempts by police to raid the residence had also been thwarted by Yoon's security team.
#society
GB News: WATCH: Martin Daubney erupts over Kemi Badenoch's grooming gangs post
Martin Daubney criticized Kemi Badenoch on GB News for her call for a national inquiry into the UK's "rape gangs scandal." This came after Labour minister Jess Phillips rejected requests for a public inquiry into child sexual exploitation in Oldham.
Fox News: SEE IT: Small plane crash in California leaves gaping hole in roof, pilot killed
A single-engine Van-RV10 aircraft crashed into a warehouse in Fullerton, California, on Thursday, killing the pilot and injuring at least nine others. The crash occurred around 2:15 p.m. local time, with first responders quickly arriving at the scene.
The FAA and NTSB are investigating the incident, which left significant damage to the warehouse and smoke billowing from the site. Fullerton is located southeast of Los Angeles, near the Fullerton Municipal Airport.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israel said to hit defense facility, scientific research center near Syria’s Aleppo
The IDF reported a false alarm that activated rocket alerts in several towns near the Gaza Strip, including Sderot. The military is investigating the incident.
In other news, a former US soldier has been indicted for attempting to join Hezbollah and making false statements to the FBI. He faces significant prison time if convicted.
Times Of Israel: Biden briefed on plans for potential US strikes if Iran makes nuclear move — report
National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan presented President Biden with options for potential strikes on Iranian nuclear sites amid concerns over Iran's nuclear advancements before Donald Trump's inauguration. The briefing was described as "prudent scenario planning," with no final decision made by Biden.
Iran's nuclear program continues to progress, with the country enriching uranium to near weapons-grade levels, despite ongoing talks with European nations. The situation remains tense, as Israel is committed to preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
#culture
Le Monde: Olga de Amaral, Colombia's textile visionary steps into the light at Paris' Fondation Cartier
The Fondation Cartier in Paris is showcasing a retrospective of Colombian artist Olga de Amaral, featuring 80 works that highlight her unique approach to textile art. The exhibition runs until March 16, 2025, introducing her intricate weavings, inspired by her heritage, to a broader audience.
Amaral, a celebrated figure in Colombia, draws parallels with American artist Sheila Hicks, both exploring pre-Columbian techniques. This exhibition marks a significant moment for Amaral, who is gaining recognition in France for her innovative artistry.
Fox News: Florida DEI leader sees revenue cut in half due to state policies: 'We're in trouble'
Diversity, equity, and inclusion consulting firms in Florida are facing significant challenges following the implementation of the "Stop WOKE Act," which has led to a substantial drop in revenue for some organizations. Roni Bennett, Executive Director of South Florida People of Color, reported a 50% revenue decrease, attributing it to businesses distancing themselves from DEI programs.
Despite a federal appeals court ruling that the law's workplace provisions violate the First Amendment, concerns about the act have created a climate of fear among businesses regarding DEI training. Consultants are now working to clarify that the law does not target private businesses, but the anti-woke sentiment continues to impact their operations.
#crime
Fox News: Former FBI special agent says Americans must 'stay vigilant' following Las Vegas, New Orleans attacks
A former FBI agent warns Americans to be cautious at large events following two deadly incidents on New Year's Day. A truck attack in New Orleans killed over a dozen, while a Tesla Cybertruck exploded outside the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas, raising concerns about potential terrorism.
Nicole Parker emphasizes the need for vigilance, citing increased activity from terrorist groups since the October 7 Hamas attacks. She advises the public to remain aware of their surroundings and report suspicious behavior, as future large gatherings could be targeted.
Fox News: Questions remain as investigators search for motive behind Las Vegas Cybertruck explosion
A U.S. Army soldier, identified as Matthew Livelsberger, drove a rented Tesla Cybertruck to the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas on New Year's Day, where he reportedly shot himself before the vehicle exploded. Investigators are examining the incident, which resulted in minor injuries to bystanders, to determine Livelsberger's motives and connections.
The explosion raised concerns of potential terrorism, as the FBI investigates the circumstances surrounding Livelsberger, who had recently returned from an overseas assignment. While his body was severely burned, authorities found a gunshot wound and a handgun inside the vehicle. Livelsberger had a decorated military background, serving as a Green Beret operations sergeant.