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28 Jan 2025
#politics
Forbes: Trump Signs Executive Order Aimed At Barring Gender Transitions For People Under 19
President Trump signed an executive order aimed at restricting access to gender transition surgeries for individuals under 19. The order prohibits federal funding and coverage for such procedures, including puberty blockers and hormone treatments, under programs like Tricare and Medicaid.
The directive emphasizes the enforcement of laws against what it terms "chemical and surgical mutilation" and calls for a review of best practices for addressing gender dysphoria in children.
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: French Aircraft Carrier in Indonesia, Fighting in DR Congo, and Viking Parade
Israeli border guards clashed with Orthodox Jewish protesters opposing a court ruling mandating their military draft. The protests occurred outside an army recruitment office in Kiryat Ono, near Tel Aviv.
In other news, storm Herminia has led to severe flooding in western France, prompting evacuations. Meanwhile, Lebanon reported casualties from Israeli fire, and preparations are underway for Ecuador's presidential elections.
Fox News: Jim Acosta taunts Trump as he launches independent show following CNN exit, vows he won't be silenced
Former CNN anchor Jim Acosta announced the launch of his independent show, "The Jim Acosta Show," after leaving the network. He expressed defiance towards President Trump, claiming he would not be silenced and would continue to hold power accountable in his reporting.
Trump responded to Acosta's exit with criticism, labeling him a "major loser" and celebrating the news. Acosta, who had a contentious relationship with Trump during his presidency, emphasized his commitment to truth and journalistic integrity in his farewell message.
#society
GB News: Two Just Stop Oil protesters arrested after disrupting Sigourney Weaver Shakespeare performance
Two protesters from Just Stop Oil interrupted a performance of The Tempest in London's West End, carrying a sign about climate change and setting off a confetti cannon. The incident caused a mixed reaction from the audience, and both protesters were arrested on suspicion of aggravated trespass.
The protest highlighted concerns over climate change, referencing the urgent need to limit global warming to 1.5C. This follows a trend of similar disruptions by the group at various high-profile events.
Fox News: Trump signs executive order restricting 'chemical and surgical' sex-change procedures for minors
President Donald Trump signed an executive order to limit "chemical and surgical" sex-change procedures for minors, asserting that such interventions are harmful and irreversible. He described the trend as a dangerous practice that could tarnish the nation's history.
#culture
Fox News: Hollywood star feels he’s ‘cheating’ after losing 40 pounds with weight loss drug
Josh Gad, known for voicing Olaf in "Frozen," revealed he lost 40 pounds using GLP-1 medication, which helps manage blood sugar and can aid in weight loss. He expressed concerns about his relationship with food and exercise, feeling conflicted about his identity in Hollywood as he changes.
Gad emphasized that while the medication has been life-changing, it shouldn't replace a healthy lifestyle. He worries about being typecast and how his weight loss might alter public perception of him, prioritizing his role as a father over his career.
#crime
Le Monde: Man arrested in alleged plot to kill US treasury secretary Scott Bessent
A Massachusetts man, Ryan English, has been arrested after allegedly planning to kill US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. He turned himself in at the Capitol, armed with a knife and two Molotov cocktails, stating his intention to kill Bessent during his confirmation hearing.
Initially, English considered targeting other officials, including Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and House Speaker Mike Johnson, but changed his focus to Bessent upon learning of the hearing. He faces charges for carrying an incendiary device at the Capitol.