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24 Jan 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Watch Live: Senate Debates Confirmation of Pete Hegseth
The U.S. Senate is set to confirm Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense, following a 51-49 vote to invoke cloture on his nomination. Democrats are attempting to block his confirmation with allegations of past abuse, which have been denied by Hegseth's ex-wife.
The Federalist: Sens. Who Confirmed Austin Have No Reason To Oppose Hegseth
Republican Senators Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins oppose the confirmation of Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense, citing concerns about his fitness for the role. They argue that character and experience are critical, contrasting their stance with their prior support for Biden's Secretary of Defense, Lloyd Austin.
Critics suggest that Murkowski and Collins are engaging in a partisan strategy rather than genuine concern for national security, especially given their past votes. Hegseth requires the support of three GOP senators to secure confirmation, and their opposition may have lasting implications among Republican voters.
#society
GB News: Axel Rudakubana: Labour MP backs national review into terrorism legal framework after sentencing
Labour MP Mike Tapp has called for a national review of terrorism laws following the sentencing of Axel Rudakubana, who received a minimum of 52 years for murdering three girls. Tapp noted that while Rudakubana's actions were terroristic, they did not meet the legal definition of terrorism due to a lack of ideological motivation.
Tapp defended the Crown Prosecution Service's decision to charge Rudakubana with murder rather than terrorism, citing challenges in proving ideological intent. He emphasized the need for careful legal language to ensure successful prosecutions and acknowledged the efforts of counter-terrorism officers in preventing attacks.
Breitbart: Netflix’s Trans Best Actress Oscar Nominee Rages at Trump: ‘He Is Shameless’
Karla Sofía Gascón, a transgender actor nominated for the 2025 Oscars, criticized President Trump’s executive order recognizing only two sexes, calling him "shameless." Gascón, who stars in the Netflix film "Emilia Perez," advocates for transgender rights and warns against intolerance.
She emphasizes the importance of fighting for identity and existence, expressing concern that new generations may repeat past mistakes regarding acceptance. Gascón aims to inspire hope among those facing hatred and pledges to continue her advocacy for a just society.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Trump and El Salvador's Nayib Bukele Vow to Stop Gangs Together in Phone Call
President Trump spoke with El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele, praising him as a model for other leaders and discussing cooperation on organized crime and illegal immigration. This marks a shift in U.S. foreign policy focus towards Latin America, contrasting with the previous Biden administration.
Bukele has expressed support for Trump, suggesting that legal challenges against him could bolster his 2024 campaign. The relationship between the two leaders has been generally positive, despite some past criticisms. Bukele has criticized Biden's lack of engagement with Latin America.
#culture
Le Monde: Taylor Sheridan, showrunner darling of Trump's America
Taylor Sheridan's "Yellowstone," popular among conservative audiences, features John Dutton, a patriarch fighting to protect his land from real estate developers. The series blends Western themes with family drama, focusing on Dutton's struggles with his children and external threats.
Sheridan has become a key figure at Paramount, producing spin-offs that resonate with Trumpism. The show's appeal lies in its portrayal of resilience against modern challenges, making it a cultural touchstone in fly-over states.
Fox News: Josh Brolin slams Academy over Oscar snub, jokes he's going to 'quit acting'
Josh Brolin criticized the Academy for not nominating "Dune: Part Two" director Denis Villeneuve, joking he might quit acting over the snub. He praised the sequel as superior to the first film and expressed disappointment over the lack of recognition for Villeneuve's work.
Other notable snubs included actresses like Selena Gomez and Nicole Kidman. Demi Moore received her first Oscar nomination for "The Substance," expressing gratitude for the recognition.
#science
The Economist: Should you worry about microplastics?
Microplastics have been found in various human organs, including the brain and placenta, raising concerns about their health effects. As research is still ongoing, limiting exposure to microplastics is seen as a prudent approach.
Additionally, advancements in genetic engineering and AI are being explored for various applications, such as developing antidotes for snake bites and controlling invasive species like cane toads.
#technology
Breitbart: Google Says Joe Biden Left Off List of Presidents Due to 'Data Error'
Google temporarily omitted former President Joe Biden from its search results for U.S. presidents due to a "data error." Users noticed his absence, prompting the company to restore his name the following day. A spokesperson attributed the issue to a problem in their knowledge graph.
This incident highlights ongoing challenges for Google, which has faced scrutiny over its information accuracy and product mishaps. CEO Sundar Pichai acknowledged the company's need to maintain high-quality information amid global criticism.