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22 Jan 2025
#politics
Liberty Nation News: The Fourth Estate and the Road Not Taken - Liberty Nation News
Media outlets face a dilemma as Donald Trump returns to the White House, weighing whether to continue their anti-Trump stance or adopt a more neutral approach. Some have shown signs of balance in their coverage, while others maintain their critical narratives, reflecting a divide in the industry.
Legacy media struggle with declining trust and financial woes, prompting some to reconsider their strategies. As alternative news sources gain traction, the future of traditional media may hinge on their ability to adapt to a changing landscape, though a full shift towards impartiality seems unlikely.
Fox News: 'The View' co-host slams Biden's last-second preemptive pardons, says his legacy is tarnished
Alyssa Farah Griffin criticized President Biden's recent pardons for his family members, suggesting it undermines his legacy and sets a dangerous precedent for future presidents. She compared it to Trump's pardons for January 6 rioters, emphasizing the implications of such actions.
Co-hosts of "The View" had mixed reactions, with Ana Navarro defending Biden's decision as a protective measure for his family, while Sunny Hostin expressed no offense towards the pardons, contrasting Biden's actions with Trump's.
Fox News: If Republicans were telling the truth about supporting abortion, Roe v Wade would be intact today
The anniversary of Roe v. Wade coincides with the rise of Donald Trump, whose Supreme Court appointees contributed to the decision's reversal. In response, Republicans have attempted to moderate their public stance on abortion due to voter backlash, yet they continue to pursue restrictive measures in various states.
Despite claims of moderation, states like Missouri and Texas are advancing legislation that undermines abortion access. Advocates stress the importance of supporting leaders who actively protect reproductive rights, as many Americans, including a significant number of Republican women, support the right to choose.
Fox News: Sen. Thune suggests staying through weekend to confirm Trump picks after Dems delay votes: 'Shouldn't be hard'
Senate Majority Leader John Thune expressed frustration after Democrats blocked a confirmation vote for John Ratcliffe as CIA director, despite bipartisan support. Thune indicated that if delays continue, the Senate will remain in session over the weekend to push through confirmations.
Sen. Chris Murphy cited concerns over Ratcliffe's past politicization of intelligence, insisting on more debate time. Other Republicans criticized the delay as unnecessary procedural games, emphasizing the need to confirm well-qualified nominees like Ratcliffe promptly.
#society
Fox News: Navy veteran doesn't forgive CNN reporter after winning defamation trial: He's proud of his 'hit piece' on me
U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young won a defamation case against CNN, asserting that the network's reporting falsely portrayed him as an illegal profiteer during the Afghanistan withdrawal. Young criticized CNN correspondent Alex Marquardt for not apologizing and described the network's previous apology as insincere.
Despite the victory, Young expressed hope for CNN to learn from the experience and improve its practices. CNN maintains its commitment to fair reporting while acknowledging the lessons from the case.
Fox News: President Donald Trump and Melania Trump's 20th wedding anniversary: See the photos
President Donald Trump and Melania Trump will celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary on January 22, 2025. The couple married in a lavish ceremony at the Episcopal Church of Bethesda-By-the-Sea in Palm Beach, Florida, in 2005, attended by numerous celebrities and political figures.
Their wedding featured extravagant details, including a $100,000 Christian Dior gown and a reception adorned with 10,000 flowers. The couple has one son, Barron, who is currently a college student.
Fox News: Mike Tyson and Weldon Angelos: We hope Trump will fight awful marijuana laws. Biden wouldn't bother
President Trump has expressed support for cannabis reform, including rescheduling cannabis, improving banking access for cannabis businesses, and granting clemency to those imprisoned for cannabis offenses. This marks a potential shift in addressing longstanding injustices in cannabis policy.
Despite past promises from President Biden, significant reforms have not materialized, leaving many incarcerated for actions now legal in several states. Advocates argue that Trump's leadership could finally bring about necessary changes in cannabis legislation, emphasizing the economic and social benefits of reform.
GB News: 'Captured so many hearts!' Council row forces release of 'death row puppy' as thousands sign petition to save abandoned dog
A Northern Ireland council has agreed to an independent assessment of Max, a seven-month-old dog facing potential euthanasia, after public outcry and a petition with over 13,000 signatures. The council previously classified Max as a pit bull type, but supporters argue he is a French bulldog/staffy cross.
The USPCA will conduct the new assessment, addressing concerns about breed-specific legislation in Northern Ireland. Max's case has drawn attention to the impact of such laws, as many dogs are at risk of euthanasia based solely on their appearance.
Fox News: Texas mother charged after lying outside in freezing temps with two babies: sheriff's office
A Texas mother faces child endangerment charges after being found lying outside with her two young children in freezing temperatures. Responding to a 911 call, deputies discovered the woman and her 1-year-old and 2-month-old children on a sidewalk during historic snowfall, with both infants suffering from cold-related injuries.
The mother showed signs of intoxication, and an open alcoholic beverage was found nearby. Temperatures in Houston dropped to 28 degrees, with significant snowfall reported in the area. The children received immediate medical aid.
Times Of Israel: Off-duty officer who lost hand in Gaza helped chase down terrorist in Tel Aviv attack
An off-duty IDF officer, who lost a hand in Gaza, intervened during a stabbing attack in Tel Aviv, attempting to subdue the assailant. The attacker, Abdelaziz Kaddi, was shot dead after injuring four people. The incident raises concerns over security measures for recent entrants.
This attack follows another stabbing in Tel Aviv just days prior, coinciding with a ceasefire agreement involving the release of Palestinian prisoners in exchange for Israeli hostages. The ongoing violence underscores the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Panama Canal was 'not a gift' from US, president says
Panama's President Jose Raul Mulino firmly rejected US President Donald Trump's claim that the Panama Canal could be reclaimed by the US. Mulino emphasized that the canal, transferred to Panama in 1999, is owned by Panama and not a gift from the US.
In response to Trump's remarks about China's influence over the canal, Mulino stated that Panama would not be distracted and is open to addressing various issues with the US, including security and migration challenges.
Fox News: Trump order puts thousands of Afghan allies waiting for US resettlement in limbo
President Trump's new executive order pauses the resettlement of Afghan allies approved for relocation to the U.S., a move that advocates argue could endanger lives amid Taliban threats. This affects those in hiding, including family members of U.S. service members.
The order will remain in effect until deemed appropriate, potentially impacting thousands of Afghans who aided U.S. efforts. Advocates claim this undermines U.S. commitments to those who assisted American forces and could worsen the situation for many in peril.
The Telegraph: Putin and Xi pledge to take relations to ‘higher level’ hours after Trump takes office
Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping have committed to enhancing China-Russia relations, discussing cooperation regarding the U.S., the Ukraine conflict, and Taiwan during a lengthy phone call. Both leaders emphasized the importance of strategic partnership and mutual support.
Experts note that the ties between China and Russia are currently at their strongest in years, reflecting a shared interest in defending their respective national interests.
#economy
Liberty Nation News: Trump Attracts $500 Billion in Private AI Investment - Liberty Nation News
President Trump’s administration has attracted significant private investment, notably a $500 billion commitment for artificial intelligence infrastructure through a joint venture called Stargate. This initiative, backed by major firms like OpenAI and SoftBank, aims to create at least 100,000 jobs and emphasizes the U.S. as a leader in technology.
Trump's approach contrasts with previous administrations by avoiding taxpayer-funded subsidies, instead relying on the appeal of the U.S. economy. Market experts expect further investment announcements as the administration pursues deregulatory policies to incentivize corporate investment in the country.
#crime
Fox News: MSNBC set for high-stakes defamation trial in ‘uterus collector’ lawsuit
MSNBC faces a $30 million defamation lawsuit from Dr. Mahendra Amin, accused of performing unnecessary hysterectomies at an ICE facility. The trial is set for April 22, 2025, after the network aired claims from a whistleblower that were later deemed "verifiably false" by a judge.
The lawsuit alleges that MSNBC hosts, including Rachel Maddow, Nicolle Wallace, and Chris Hayes, made damaging statements about Amin without corroborating evidence. Judge Lisa Godbey Wood ruled that the network's broadcasts could be seen as having actual malice, as they continued to report on the allegations despite an internal investigation that undermined them.
#technology
Fox News: How Team Trump can make AI stand for American Innovation
America has a chance to reclaim its leadership in technology, particularly in AI, as it faces increasing competition from China, which has rapidly advanced in numerous key technologies. While the U.S. has historically led in innovation, recent reports show a significant decline, with China now dominating in 57 out of 64 technologies.
To maintain its edge, the U.S. needs a pro-innovation AI agenda that promotes scientific leadership and efficient government policies. By streamlining regulations and encouraging private sector investment, America can harness AI's potential to boost the economy and enhance national security.