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26 Jan 2024
#politics
GB News: Welsh Labour Leadership bust-up: Row erupts as candidate slams union over unfair treatment
Welsh Minister Jeremy Miles claims a new rule by Wales' largest union rendered his nomination void, allowing Vaughan Gething to become the successful candidate for Welsh Labour leader and First Minister of Wales. Miles has not seen any evidence of the rule and believes it was not transparently applied. He is seeking fairness and equal treatment.
GB News: US migrant crisis GROWS as now HALF of all Governors side with Texas against Biden
American Governors, including those from Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and Virginia, support Texas Governor Greg Abbott in his battle with President Joe Biden over border control. They argue that states have the right to protect their own borders due to the Biden administration's failure to enforce immigration laws. The Supreme Court recently ruled in favor of the Biden administration's removal of razor wires installed by Texas, but the ruling only applies narrowly to the wire and does not resolve the ongoing dispute over border security.
GB News: ‘I don’t accept this!’ Tory MP eviscerates BBC over ‘mind-boggling’ response to involvement in £1m ‘gang rapist’ deportation
Conservative MP Rachel Maclean criticized the BBC's response to her concerns about Africa Editor Mary Harper's involvement in a deportation case. Harper allegedly suggested that Home Office plans to deport Yaqub Ahmed could mark him as a spy. Maclean questioned the impartiality of Harper's decision to appear as an expert witness and asked if she was paid for her appearance. BBC Director-General Tim Davie responded, stating that the matter is being taken seriously and that no BBC employee has been recorded as requesting to be an expert witness in the past year. Maclean remains unsatisfied with Davie's response and believes that the situation undermines confidence in the BBC. ##
Human Events: US pauses funding to UN relief agency after revelations 12 staffers were ‘involved’ in Oct 7 massacre
The United States has suspended funding to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) following allegations that 12 of its staffers were involved in a terrorist attack against Israel. UNRWA had terminated several employees after receiving information from Israel about their connection to the attack. The Biden administration has stated that these allegations will be taken seriously.
#society
Flag And Cross: Alyssa Milano Roasted for Posting Pic of Son’s Baseball Team While Begging for Money
Far-left Hollywood actress Alyssa Milano asked for donations to fund her son's baseball team trip to New York. Despite reportedly being worth $10 million, she turned to online panhandling. The move drew criticism and sparked a debate about her wealth and priorities.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Ukraine: The deep strike strategy
The war in Ukraine escalates as Kyiv carries out drone attacks on Russian targets, causing a massive fire at an oil depot in Saint Petersburg. The Ukrainian front line is now frozen, with both sides unable to break through their opponent's fortified lines. Ukraine is focusing on targeted attacks elsewhere, using missiles and drones to achieve operational impact.
Breitbart: China Mocks Biden for Requesting Help with Houthis
China refuses to help US with Red Sea shipping crisis, prioritizing its own interests. The Chinese Communist Party downplays the damage to its own economy and calls for Israel to end its military operation against Hamas instead. China warns Iran that attacks by Houthi proxies must not harm Chinese interests.
#economy
The Epoch Times: IRS to Launch Direct File Online Tax Filing System Soon
The IRS plans to launch the Direct File online tax filing tool, which is different from the Free File program, in a pilot phase in 12 states. The tool is designed to be used by any taxpayer regardless of income level and will be mobile-friendly and available in English and Spanish. It only accepts certain incomes, tax credits, and deductions, and taxpayers can leave and return to the tool to finish filing later.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Mere Mortals Eavesdropping: The Greatness of Mozart
The article explores the attempts to understand Mozart's genius by making him more relatable to modern times. It criticizes the portrayal of Mozart as a punk rocker or a psychologically troubled man, arguing that he was unique and cannot be assimilated into our contemporary perspective. Mozart's music is described as a sign of hope and a promise that true happiness and completeness exist, even though they may not be found in the present world.
#health
Fox News: Respiratory illnesses remain 'elevated' throughout much of country: CDC
Respiratory illnesses with fever and cough are on the rise in the US, prompting more medical visits. The CDC reports increased activity in most areas, but some improvement in COVID-19, RSV, and flu rates.
#crime
Forbes: Trump Must Pay E. Jean Carroll $83 Million For Defamation, Jury Rules
Writer E. Jean Carroll has won a defamation case against former President Trump and has been awarded $83.3 million in damages. This comes after Carroll accused Trump of sexual assault and he denied the allegations.
Fox News: Trump ordered to pay more than $80 million in E. Jean Carroll defamation trial
A federal jury ordered former President Trump to pay E. Jean Carroll over $83 million in damages for denying her rape allegations. Trump must pay $18.3 million in compensatory damages and $65 million in punitive damages. Carroll had sued Trump for defamation after he denied her allegations, seeking $12 million. Trump maintains his innocence and claims Carroll's allegations are fabricated.
#technology
The Telegraph: White House voices alarm over pornographic Taylor Swift deepfakes
Deepfake images of Taylor Swift circulating on social media prompt concern from the White House, urging legislative action. Social media sites, including Twitter, race to remove the explicit content.