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#politics

Breitbart: Rand Paul's Festivus Report: Billions Wasted on Leasing Empty Buildings
Rand Paul's Festivus Report: Billions Wasted on Leasing Empty Buildings
Sen. Rand Paul's annual Festivus waste report reveals the federal government has wasted $10 billion on maintaining and leasing mostly empty buildings. The report highlights over $1 trillion in government waste, including expenditures on unusual projects like a $12 million pickleball complex and funds for Ukrainian influencers.

Paul emphasizes the need for government efficiency, noting that many federal offices operate at less than 25% capacity, a situation exacerbated by remote work. He calls for an end to spending on these underutilized properties, arguing that they serve as costly storage for unused office space.


Le Monde: In Romania, Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu is reappointed, but the political crisis persists
In Romania, Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu is reappointed, but the political crisis persists
Romania's Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu has been reappointed to lead a reshuffled government following parliamentary elections amid political turmoil, including the annulment of a presidential election. Ciolacu emphasized learning from past mistakes during this complex period.

The annulment was prompted by the unexpected success of far-right candidate Calin Georgescu, who gained traction through a TikTok campaign, appealing to younger voters. Romania remains a critical supply corridor for Ukraine amidst ongoing conflict.


#society

Breitbart: Biden Administration Authorized $20 Million for Creation of 'Sesame Street' In Iraq to 'Promote Inclusion'
Biden Administration Authorized $20 Million for Creation of 'Sesame Street' In Iraq to 'Promote Inclusion'
The Biden administration has allocated $20 million for a Sesame Street program in Iraq, aiming to foster inclusion and understanding among diverse groups. The initiative, Ahlan Simsim Iraq, is a partnership with Sesame Workshop and is set to run until June 2027.

USAID claims the program will address vulnerabilities to radicalization among Iraqi youth, who face high unemployment. The funds will support educational content, training for youth in various skills, and awareness campaigns on issues like climate change.


GB News: National Service could 'cut crime rates in teenagers', says SAS veteran
National Service could 'cut crime rates in teenagers', says SAS veteran
SAS veteran Billy Billingham advocates for the return of National Service in the UK to combat youth crime. He proposes a two-year mandatory service for 16-year-olds focused on practical skills and structured living, aiming to provide safety and employment for young people.

Billingham's vision aligns with earlier proposals from former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and a think tank's suggestion for a limited military service program. Both emphasize the importance of fostering active citizenship among youth while addressing concerns about crime and safety.


#foreignaffairs

Times Of Israel: IDF says it intercepted Houthi missile that triggered sirens across central Israel
IDF says it intercepted Houthi missile that triggered sirens across central Israel
Yemen’s Houthi rebels launched another missile at Israel, triggering sirens across the country for the third time in a week. The IDF intercepted the missile, but a woman was seriously injured while seeking shelter, and 25 others experienced minor injuries due to panic.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu indicated a potential escalation against the Houthis, while opposition leader Benny Gantz called for direct action against Iran. Recent strikes by Israel and the US on Houthi targets have not deterred the group.


#crime

Breitbart: Meet Some of the Killers Given Commuted Death Sentences by Joe Biden
Meet Some of the Killers Given Commuted Death Sentences by Joe Biden
President Joe Biden has commuted the death sentences of 37 federal inmates, converting them to life sentences. This decision includes individuals convicted of heinous crimes, prompting outrage from victims' families who view it as a miscarriage of justice and an abuse of presidential power.

Critics, including family members of murder victims, express deep disappointment in the justice system for allowing such commutations. They argue that Biden's actions undermine the severity of the crimes committed by these individuals, many of whom were responsible for violent and brutal acts.


Fox News: Alleged California shoplifters shocked to learn stealing now a felony: 'B---h new laws'
Alleged California shoplifters shocked to learn stealing now a felony: 'B---h new laws'
Three women were arrested in California for allegedly stealing nearly $1,000 worth of merchandise from multiple stores. They were surprised to learn that recent changes under Proposition 36 now classify some shoplifting offenses as felonies, reversing previous leniencies.

The Seal Beach Police Department highlighted that Proposition 36 aims to increase penalties for retail theft, countering the effects of Proposition 47, which had downgraded many thefts to misdemeanors. The new law reflects a push to combat rising retail crime in the state.


Fox News: Teen cheerleader allegedly murdered by ex-boyfriend days before Christmas, family says
Teen cheerleader allegedly murdered by ex-boyfriend days before Christmas, family says
A suspect, an 18-year-old acquaintance of 17-year-old cheerleader Angelina Camillia Gonzales, is in custody following her brutal murder in California. Gonzales was found with stab wounds after being picked up by her ex-boyfriend on December 20, just days before Christmas.

Her family claims the ex-boyfriend is responsible, having tracked her phone to his residence. Gonzales was set to turn 18 on January 7, and her family is devastated by the loss. The suspect's arraignment is scheduled, with the district attorney reviewing the case.