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24 Jan 2025
#politics
The Western Journal: Report: Trump Pulls the Plug on Anthony Fauci's Taxpayer-Funded Security Detail
President Trump has terminated Dr. Anthony Fauci's taxpayer-funded security detail, stating that government employees cannot have security for life. Fauci, who was the highest-paid federal employee upon retirement, has since arranged for his own security.
Trump emphasized that those losing their government security can afford to hire private firms, asserting he would not feel responsible for their safety.
Forbes: Pete Hegseth Confirmation: Sen. Warren Says He Paid $50,000 To Rape Accuser
Pete Hegseth's nomination as Defense Secretary is under scrutiny following a procedural Senate vote of 51-49. Senator Elizabeth Warren claims Hegseth admitted to paying $50,000 to silence a woman who accused him of rape, raising concerns among some senators about his qualifications and past behavior.
Despite opposition from some Republicans, including Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins, Hegseth may still secure confirmation. Allegations against him include sexual misconduct, excessive drinking, and controversial views on women in the military. Hegseth has denied these allegations, asserting he was falsely accused.
The Telegraph: Four female Israeli soldiers to be freed in hostage deal ‘violation’
Hamas has announced the release of four female soldiers as hostages on Saturday, which Israel claims breaches the Gaza ceasefire agreement. The soldiers, taken during the October 7 attacks, are set to be released after three female Israeli civilians were freed last weekend.
The ceasefire stipulates that female civilians should be prioritized for release, followed by female soldiers, the elderly, and those with health issues. This announcement raises concerns regarding the status of other hostages still held by Hamas.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Hamas names next Israeli hostages set to be released
Hamas has announced the names of four Israeli soldiers it plans to release as part of a hostage exchange under a ceasefire agreement that has paused the Gaza war. Israel confirmed receipt of the names, and the exchange is expected to lead to the release of Palestinian prisoners.
The ceasefire, brokered by Qatar, Egypt, and the U.S., aims for a phased implementation, including the return of hostages and reconstruction of Gaza. Families of hostages express concern over the deal's stability amid political opposition in Israel.
Times Of Israel: Four female soldiers to be freed Saturday in second hostage release of Gaza ceasefire
Hamas announced the release of four female Israeli soldiers, Liri Albag, Daniella Gilboa, Karina Ariev, and Naama Levy, after 477 days in captivity. Their abduction occurred during the October 7, 2023, attacks. The release is seen as a breach of the ceasefire agreement, but Israel accepted it to maintain the deal.
In exchange for the hostages, Israel is set to release 50 Palestinian prisoners, including convicted terrorists. Concerns remain regarding the status of the remaining hostages, with 91 still held by Hamas, including confirmed deceased individuals.
#economy
GB News: Aldi brings out new range aimed at motorists with items from £2.99 - but shoppers must be quick
Aldi is launching a new range of affordable car repair and maintenance products starting January 30, including a £6.99 Dent Repair Kit that could save drivers over £300 compared to professional services. The kit includes nine accessories and is designed for easy use on minor dents.
In addition to the Dent Repair Kit, Aldi's collection features various practical items such as a Car Organiser for £7.99, Universal Car Carpet Mats for £4.99, and a Jump Starter Power Bank for £29.99. The range aims to provide budget-friendly solutions for car maintenance and security.
#military
The Western Journal: Elizabeth Warren's New Attack on Pete Hegseth Flops - She Seems to Have Forgotten What Biden's Sec. of Defense Did
Senator Elizabeth Warren continues her opposition to Pete Hegseth's nomination for Secretary of Defense, criticizing his alleged alcohol issues and questioning his readiness for the role. She emphasized the importance of constant availability for national security.
However, her attack backfired as she failed to acknowledge that former Secretary Lloyd Austin was also unavailable for days due to medical treatment without informing the White House. This inconsistency undermines her argument against Hegseth.
#crime
The Western Journal: Officer Suspended After Man Walks Into US Capitol Building with Gun: Police
A man with a concealed firearm entered the U.S. Capitol after being mistakenly allowed in despite triggering a metal detector. James Faber, 27, was arrested after officers received a lookout notice regarding his mental health issues.
Capitol Police are investigating the incident and have suspended the officer involved in the oversight. Faber faces multiple charges, including carrying a pistol without a license. No harm was reported during the incident.
#technology
Supertrax Online: Marlon's NEW Xplore Pro III Sled Deck
Marlon's new Xplore Pro III Sled Deck showcases advancements in design and functionality, reflecting the company's dedication to innovation and quality. This latest model in the Xplore Pro series aims to enhance user experience and performance.