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Breitbart: Trump Tells Bank of America CEO to Open His Bank to Conservatives
At the World Economic Forum, Donald Trump urged Bank of America and other major banks to provide services to conservatives, citing complaints of "debanking." He emphasized that many conservatives feel excluded from banking services due to their political affiliations.
Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase denied closing accounts for political reasons, attributing debanking to regulatory pressures. Republican leaders are investigating these practices, asserting that all legal businesses should have equal access to banking services, regardless of political beliefs.
Fox News: CNN data guru stunned by Trump's approval shift from eight years ago: 'Very much turned around'
President Donald Trump has seen a significant rise in his favorability ratings since entering the White House, with a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll indicating a +6 net approval rating, up from -3 in January 2017. CNN's Harry Enten noted that this marks the highest approval for Trump since his first term.
Enten emphasized that Trump is in a better position now than at any point during his initial term, highlighting that he is the first president to achieve higher popularity at the start of a second term compared to any point in the first.
Breitbart: Watch: President Donald Trump in Los Angeles to Inspect Fire Damage
President Trump visited Los Angeles to meet with officials addressing the recent wildfires, following a trip to North Carolina to discuss Hurricane Helene's aftermath. He criticized California leaders for inadequate wildfire preparation and the Biden administration's handling of FEMA's response in North Carolina.
#society
Forbes: California Wildfire Updates: Officials Warn Of Flooding, Mudslides After Hughes Fire Reaches 56% Containment
The Hughes Fire in Los Angeles County has reached 56% containment, with multiple blazes being managed by first responders. Rain is forecasted over the weekend, raising concerns about potential floods and mudslides in burn areas.
President Trump has suggested changes to FEMA's funding structure for disaster responses, while the wildfires have incurred significant costs, with over $385 million reported in damages. Evacuations have affected over 31,000 residents due to the fire's spread.
Breitbart: Gavin Newsom Signs $2.5 Billion Aid Bill for Fires: $1 Million for 'Technical Assistance' for School Rebuilding
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a $2.5 billion bill for wildfire relief, primarily focused on emergency response efforts. Only a small portion, $4 million, is allocated for rebuilding, aimed at streamlining permitting processes, and $1 million is designated for restoring fire-damaged schools.
The funding will support various emergency measures, including evacuations and debris removal, while addressing the urgent needs of affected communities. The bill also includes $50 million to counter former President Trump's policies.
Forbes: Flood Watch Issued For Fire-Stricken Los Angeles Areas—Here’s Why Rain Might Be An Issue
Los Angeles is set to receive rain this weekend, aiding first responders in battling four active wildfires, which are at least 56% contained. However, the rain poses risks of mudslides, toxic runoff, and flash flooding in burn scar areas.
The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for regions affected by recent fires, warning of potential debris flows. California has pre-deployed resources to mitigate flooding risks and protect communities.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israel affirms Jan. 30 deadline for UNRWA to end operations, leave Jerusalem
Israel's UN ambassador announced that the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA, must cease operations in Jerusalem by January 30, 2025, following controversial legislation. The agency faces significant operational challenges in Gaza and the West Bank due to restrictions imposed by Israel.
Israel has accused UNRWA of harboring ties to terrorist factions and inciting anti-Israel sentiments. Despite the agency's commitment to continue providing services, the lack of coordination with Israel complicates its ability to operate effectively in the region.
Breitbart: Trump Wants to Meet Putin ‘Immediately’ to End War in Ukraine
Donald Trump expressed a desire to meet with Vladimir Putin to negotiate an end to the Ukraine war, claiming that the conflict could have been avoided if he had won the 2020 election. He urged OPEC to lower oil prices to diminish Russia's ability to fund the war.
Putin echoed Trump's sentiments, suggesting that the war might not have occurred under a Trump presidency. However, he and the Kremlin dismissed Trump's claim that lower oil prices would facilitate negotiations, asserting that the conflict is not dependent on oil prices. Ukrainian officials rejected the idea of talks without their involvement.
Fox News: Marco Rubio to Chinese foreign minister: Trump will put 'American people first' in US-China relations
Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized prioritizing American interests in U.S.-China relations during his first call with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. He expressed concerns over China's actions towards Taiwan and the South China Sea while reaffirming commitments to regional allies.
Wang urged Rubio to play a constructive role in U.S.-China relations, highlighting the importance of communication and cooperation. President Trump echoed this sentiment, seeking fairness and a level playing field in bilateral dealings.
#crime
GB News: Axel Rudakubana sentencing: Dame Andrea Jenkyns backs calls for capital punishment - 'Why should taxpayers give a penny to the evil!'
Reform UK's Greater Lincolnshire mayoral candidate Dame Andrea Jenkyns has called for reinstating capital punishment after the sentencing of child killer Axel Rudakubana, who received a minimum 52-year sentence for murdering three young girls. Jenkyns argues that British taxpayers should not support "evil people" and suggests a public vote on the issue.
In contrast, former Conservative MP Steve Baker cautioned against the death penalty, highlighting the risk of wrongful convictions. He acknowledged Rudakubana's heinous crimes but emphasized the importance of mercy and the values that prevent capital punishment in the UK.