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26 Jan 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Jay Leno 'Not a Fan' of Trump, Claims America Can Do 'Better'
Comedian Jay Leno breaks his political neutrality, stating he is not a fan of former President Trump and believes America can do better. Leno explains his past policy of making fun of both sides equally on The Tonight Show.
Fox News: New Hampshire sent message, but it wasn't about Haley, Trump, Phillips or DeSantis
David Marcus reflects on the recent New Hampshire primary and expresses uncertainty about its future as the first primary in the nation. He highlights the surprises and fluidity of the primary, noting the unexpected developments in 2024 such as Ron DeSantis dropping out and Nikki Haley losing by a narrow margin. Marcus argues that the New Hampshire primary holds significance and should be preserved as a tradition, enhancing the spirit of American elections.
Breitbart: Howard Dean: 'Donald Trump Has Never Given a Damn About the United States of America'
Former DNC chairman Howard Dean accuses former President Trump of caring only about himself and controlling the Republican Party, to the detriment of the United States. Dean believes that the Republican Party prioritizes their own interests over the country's.
Fox News: Trump slams Senate border package as a ‘gift to the Radical Left Democrats'
Former President Trump is criticizing a Senate border funding deal, dismissing it as ineffective in securing the border. He warns it would be a gift to the Radical Left Democrats. The deal includes border funding, aid to Ukraine and Israel, stricter limits on asylum, and increased ICE detention. Critics argue that it does not do enough to secure the border.
#society
The Federalist: Americans Spend More Weekend Time With Screens Than People
An "introvert economy" has emerged in America after lockdowns, with people going out less, drinking less, and opting for at-home digital entertainment. The trend towards isolation and sedentary lifestyles has led to increased rates of depression and anxiety, with mental health issues doubling during the pandemic. Research suggests that poor diet, sleep, and exercise are driving factors in the nation's mental health crisis. Metabolic disorders of the brain are linked to mental disorders, with loneliness and increased screen time contributing to the problem.
Fox News: Protesting farmers heap pressure on new French prime minister ahead of hotly anticipated measures
Protesting farmers in France use tractors to block highways, demanding easier farming and better pay. Prime Minister promises simplification of procedures and end to diesel fuel taxes. Movement reminiscent of yellow vest protests, threatening government.
#war
Breitbart: Questions Unanswered as Russia and Ukraine Trade Blame for Crash
Questions remain over the military plane crash killing captured Ukrainian soldiers. Russia blames Ukraine for downing the plane, while Ukraine denies knowledge of the POWs being transported. Both sides traded accusations at the UN Security Council.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Justice Barak: ICJ ruling based on scant evidence; Ugandan judge: Legal case a ‘desperate bid’
Israeli Justice Aharon Barak dissented from the International Court of Justice's decision in the Gaza genocide case, opposing the court's call for Israel to prevent genocide in Gaza. While the court recognized the plausibility of South Africa's claims of Israeli actions that may violate the Genocide Convention, it did not order an immediate ceasefire. Barak criticized South Africa for focusing on Israel instead of Hamas for starting the conflict and argued that the court failed to consider the context of the situation.
#economy
GB News: China launches desperate attempt to save economy with £220billion project
China's President Xi Jinping plans to launch a £200 billion project to save the country's economy, as the stock market continues to slump. The move comes after the Chinese premier called for "forceful" measures to control the economy. Experts have pointed to deep-rooted challenges, including a struggling property market and low consumer confidence, as hindrances to recovery.
#religion
Breitbart: Report: Southern Iraq Lost 80% of Its Christians
The Christian population in Iraq, particularly in the city of Basra, has declined by 80% over the past two decades due to extreme persecution by jihadist groups. The violence began after the American invasion in 2001 and worsened during the Islamic State's genocide from 2014 to 2017. Today, Iran-backed jihadist militias and the Iranian government continue to pose threats to both Christian communities in Iraq and those who have fled to the Kurdish region.
#crime
Fox News: Fox News True Crime Newsletter: John Walsh returns, 'Slender Man' killer seeks release, 'Gone Girl' victory
ICONIC CRIME FIGHTER: John Walsh's message to parents of Idaho murder victim. 2 Missouri women found dead in same firefighter's home years apart. California couple vindicated in GONE GIRL case. Green River Killer's last known victim identified after 40 years. One of the 'Slender Man' stabbing convicts seeks release. Vegas couple solves unsolved crimes nationwide. Dentist's grandmother arrested in plot to kill former son-in-law. 'Indiana Slasher' kept hidden dark side for 50 years. Google engineer's bizarre behavior on night of wife's murder. Real-time updates on the True Crime Hub.
GB News: Essex Police recovers over 700 vehicles worth £27million in record-breaking crackdown on car thieves
Essex Police recovered over 700 stolen vehicles worth £27 million in 2023. The team seized cars within hours of them being stolen and used intelligence to find other missing vehicles. They also dismantled criminal networks and targeted thieves stealing family cars.
#other
GB News: Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwig’s Oscars snub explained: ‘Not your typical awards movie’
Warner Brothers' highest-grossing film of 2023, Barbie, failed to win nominations at the Oscars, despite its popularity. Director Greta Gerwig and star Margot Robbie were notably snubbed. Actor Ryan Gosling expressed disappointment and emphasized the importance of their contributions to the film. Barbie did receive nominations for Best Picture and Best Adapted Screenplay, but was not considered a typical awards movie.
GB News: Gang of badgers terrorise local village as they cause mayhem by gnawing through water pipes and break into homes
Badgers break into homes and gnaw through pipes, leaving a Norfolk village without water. The protected animals cause chaos, entering residents' homes and scaring pets.