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#politics
Breitbart: Court Order Opens Door for Nonresidents to Get California Carry Licenses
A U.S. District Judge has ruled that members of certain gun rights organizations can apply for nonresident concealed carry licenses in California, provided they are not prohibited from firearm possession. Applicants can use valid identification from their home state and must list the handguns they intend to carry.
The ruling emphasizes the right to bear arms, even outside one's home state, with the Second Amendment Foundation expressing commitment to ensuring this right is upheld in California.
The Mirror: 8 utterly jaw-dropping things Donald Trump did on his fifth day back in office
Donald Trump has taken controversial actions, including threatening to eliminate FEMA while visiting storm-affected areas and attaching political conditions to wildfire relief in California. He also fired 17 inspectors general, raising concerns about corruption and accountability.
In addition, Trump confirmed a Fox News host as Defense Secretary, despite concerns over his qualifications. Amidst these actions, Trump has faced backlash for his handling of government communications and security measures for political opponents.
The Telegraph: The quangocrats paid more than the PM – and the growing £33bn bill for taxpayers
Spending on quangos has increased by nearly 25% since the Covid pandemic, totaling £33 billion last year. Senior staff salaries have outpaced the Prime Minister's, with some earning over £300,000, while losses have surged at more than double the inflation rate.
Critics argue that Rachel Reeves should prioritize cutting quango budgets to address government waste effectively.
Breitbart: Sharpton: 'Bitterness' Has Driven Trump 'Over the Deep Edge'
Al Sharpton asserted that President Trump’s “bitterness” has pushed him to extremes, suggesting that his desire for acceptance has transformed into a quest for revenge. Sharpton emphasized Trump’s outsider status and the humiliation he feels from his legal troubles, which he believes has deepened his resentment.
Sharpton noted that Trump’s journey to the presidency was not straightforward, marked by a troubled reputation, and that his current legal challenges have exacerbated his bitterness. He questioned how the opposition could assist Trump in overcoming this turmoil.
Fox News: Trump fires 17 government watchdogs at various federal agencies
President Trump dismissed 17 independent watchdogs from various federal agencies, including the Defense and State Departments, without the legally required 30 days' notice to Congress. Critics, including Sen. Chuck Grassley and Sen. Elizabeth Warren, condemned the firings as a threat to government oversight.
The mass termination is seen as part of Trump's strategy to replace officials with loyalists to his agenda, undermining the independence of inspector generals who investigate government misconduct. This follows a pattern from his first term, where he also fired multiple inspectors general.
The Western Journal: Attempt to Impeach Trump Already Underway
The group Free Speech For People has initiated an impeachment campaign against President Trump, citing alleged violations of the Emoluments Clauses and corrupt campaign practices. They claim Trump's actions pose a threat to democracy, calling for Congress to investigate.
Critics argue the group's claims lack substantial evidence and are reminiscent of previous unsuccessful impeachment attempts. The campaign highlights ongoing partisan divisions, with expectations that similar efforts will continue throughout Trump's second term.
#society
Breitbart: ICC Prosecutor Seeks Arrest Warrants for Taliban Terrorists for Women, Trans Rights Abuses
ICC prosecutor Karim Khan has requested arrest warrants for Taliban leaders Haibatullah Akhundzada and Abdul Hakim Haqqani, accusing them of crimes against humanity related to gender persecution in Afghanistan. The Taliban's oppressive regime has severely restricted women's rights and freedoms.
The Taliban dismissed the ICC's actions as politically motivated and lacking credibility, while failing to address the specific allegations. Khan emphasized the need for accountability for the ongoing persecution of women and the LGBTQI+ community in Afghanistan.
Fox News: Disney Cruise Line increases recommended gratuities
Disney Cruise Line has raised its recommended daily gratuity from $14.50 to $16.00 per guest, applicable to all stateroom guests, including children. For concierge staterooms, the gratuity is now $27.75, up from $23.50. These gratuities are optional and can be adjusted at guest services.
Gratuities are common in the cruise industry, with Disney's new rates aligning with those of competitors like Carnival and Royal Caribbean. Some cruise lines include gratuities in their fares, while others have varying recommended amounts.
Fox News: Israeli Columbia professor wants Trump to block certain institutions from receiving federal funding
US universities are seeing increased antisemitic and anti-Israel activity following Hamas' attacks on October 7. Protests and disruptions by anti-Israel groups involve both students and faculty, with calls for federal funding cuts to institutions hiring professors who support terror organizations.
Columbia University has faced scrutiny for its handling of these issues, with disruptions occurring in classes about Israel. Interim President Katrina Armstrong condemned the disruptions and stated that any form of antisemitism or discrimination will not be tolerated.
Fox News: Andie MacDowell says daughter Margaret Qualley pushed her to leave LA, live a quiet life in South Carolina
Andie MacDowell, after over 40 years in Hollywood, has moved to South Carolina and expressed that she is happier than ever. The transition came after her children left home, and her daughter encouraged her to embrace this new chapter in life.
MacDowell also shared her struggle with piriformis syndrome, a painful neuromuscular disorder affecting her sciatic nerve. She has been managing the condition through daily exercises, which have significantly alleviated her pain.
Le Monde: War in Sudan: Drone strike on hospital kills 67 people
A drone attack on a hospital in El-Fasher, Sudan, has resulted in 67 deaths and numerous injuries. The strike destroyed the emergency building of the Saudi Hospital, with local activists reporting ongoing fighting in the region as the Sudanese army battles the Rapid Support Forces.
The UN has expressed concern for the civilian population, urging both sides to protect the residents of El-Fasher, which is home to around two million people. The situation remains dire as violence continues in the famine-stricken area.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Maersk: Red Sea Still Too Dangerous for Shipping Due to Houthi Terrorism
Maersk has declared the Red Sea, Gulf of Aden, and Bab-el-Mandeb strait unsafe for commercial vessels, despite the Houthi group's promise to cease attacks amid ongoing peace talks. The company continues to reroute ships around Africa, incurring significant costs.
The Houthis have conducted over 200 attacks on commercial vessels, claiming to support Palestinians during the Gaza conflict. With the situation remaining volatile, Maersk and others express skepticism about the Houthis' assurances, emphasizing the need for a stable environment before returning to the Red Sea.
#economy
GB News: Rachel Reeves takes notes from Donald Trump as she admits Britain 'stuck in slow lane'
Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves advocates for a more patriotic approach to boost Britain's economy, drawing inspiration from Donald Trump's positivity. She emphasizes the need to celebrate the UK's strengths in key growth sectors like AI and clean energy, while criticizing excessive regulations that hinder infrastructure projects like HS2.
Reeves also calls for reforming the benefits system, arguing it creates disincentives for work. She stresses that while support is necessary for some, the system should encourage those capable of working to re-enter the workforce.
#military
Fox News: Pete Hegseth sworn in as defense secretary: 'An honor of a lifetime'
Pete Hegseth was sworn in as the new Secretary of Defense, emphasizing his commitment to "putting America first" and achieving "peace through strength." He expressed gratitude to God, his family, and President Trump, highlighting the importance of military readiness and support for service members.
Hegseth outlined his vision for the Pentagon, focusing on restoring the warrior ethos, rebuilding the military, and reestablishing deterrence. He pledged to prioritize accountability and readiness while ensuring the safety of American troops.
#culture
The Mirror: Laura Woods gives birth to first child with Adam Collard as couple announce name
Laura Woods and Adam Collard have welcomed their first child, Leo Ernie Collard. Collard announced the news on Instagram, sharing photos of their newborn and expressing joy over their new addition. The couple got engaged in September 2022 and confirmed their pregnancy last summer.
Woods, a prominent presenter at TNT Sports, experienced morning sickness while covering Euro 2024 but chose to keep her pregnancy private initially. Fans have flooded social media with congratulatory messages for the couple.
#health
Liberty Nation News: The Skinny on Vegetable Fats vs Beef Tallow - Liberty Nation News
Steak ‘n Shake is transitioning from vegetable oils to beef tallow for frying, driven by consumer demand for healthier options. Over 90% of respondents in a company poll supported the change, reflecting growing concerns about ultra-processed foods and health risks associated with vegetable oils.
The shift to tallow, historically used in many fast-food chains, is backed by emerging research highlighting its health benefits compared to vegetable oils. This move could signal a broader industry trend towards healthier cooking practices, potentially impacting obesity and related health issues in America.