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25 Jan 2025
#politics
The Economist: Checks and Balance newsletter: Trump revives McKinley’s imperial legacy
Donald Trump is invoking a historical precedent to justify a tough stance on immigration, labeling it an "invasion." His executive orders vary in severity, and he seeks to end birthright citizenship, which could lead to significant legal challenges.
Additionally, Trump's pardon of Ross Ulbricht, founder of the Silk Road, raises questions about the misuse of presidential clemency, a concern shared with Joe Biden's controversial pardons.
The Telegraph: Masked Hamas gunmen parade Israeli women in ‘cynical’ hostage handover
Masked Hamas gunmen showcased four released Israeli female soldiers in Gaza, part of a truce that will also free hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. The soldiers appeared smiling and waving before a crowd of Hamas fighters. Later, they returned to Israel to reunite with their families.
Fox News: Senate forces rare weekend vote to push through Kristi Noem as Homeland Security chief
The Senate plans to hold weekend votes to expedite the confirmation of South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem as Secretary of Homeland Security, a key Cabinet position for President Trump. Senate Majority Leader John Thune emphasized the urgency due to national security concerns, particularly regarding immigration.
Democrats have previously stalled confirmations, leading Thune to assert that the Senate would remain in session to push through nominations. Several Trump nominees are still awaiting confirmation as the administration focuses on addressing issues at the southern border.
Fox News: REP. JAMES COMER: Biden family pardons a confession to selling out America
President Biden's preemptive pardons for family members, following his son's pardon, are viewed as an admission of guilt regarding alleged influence-peddling schemes. The House Oversight Committee's investigation revealed over $30 million in payments to the Biden family from foreign entities, suggesting they sold access to Biden's influence.
Despite evidence of wrongdoing, Biden maintains he was unaware of his family's business dealings. Critics, including former Obama officials, argue these pardons indicate serious concerns about the Biden family's actions, with claims that Biden abused his office for personal gain.
#society
Times Of Israel: Police kill a man who set himself on fire outside a Tunisian synagogue
A man set himself on fire in front of the Grand Synagogue in Tunis, leading to his death and injuries to a police officer and a passerby. The incident occurred during Shabbat prayers, and the police shot the man as he approached an officer while ablaze.
The Interior Ministry cited the man’s psychiatric disorders but did not disclose his identity or motive. Tunisia has a small Jewish population and has seen past attacks on Jewish sites. This incident echoes Tunisia's history of self-immolation protests, notably the one that sparked the Arab Spring.
GB News: 'Horrendous' lay-bys filled with human waste cleared thanks to work of relentless volunteers
Lay-bys in the UK are facing severe litter issues, with volunteers like Scott Gibbins of the Leicestershire Litter Wombles highlighting the presence of human waste, syringes, and other debris. Gibbins urges local councils to implement stricter penalties for littering and improve cleanup efforts.
Despite volunteers' dedication, the problem persists, with many claiming a lack of pride among the public contributes to the issue. Gibbins calls for better enforcement and measures such as cameras to deter littering, stressing the importance of proper waste disposal.
#military
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Jan. 25: Day 477 – Amid Hamas pomp, 4 female soldier hostages released
Four female soldiers held hostage by Hamas for 477 days were released today after a humiliating ceremony in Gaza. They were reunited with their families at an IDF base near the Gaza border. The release follows a violation of the ceasefire agreement by Hamas.
The situation remains tense as Israel responds to Hamas's actions, which have complicated the hostage release process. The health status of the released soldiers is currently under review.
#crime
Le Monde: Seven held in France for kidnapping and torture of crypto figure
French authorities have arrested seven suspects in connection with the kidnapping and torture of David Balland, co-founder of cryptocurrency firm Ledger, and his wife. The couple was abducted from their home, with a ransom demand involving a significant cryptocurrency sum.
Balland was rescued by police, while his wife was found tied up in a vehicle. The suspects face serious charges, including gang-related kidnapping and armed extortion, and are being held in pre-trial detention.