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29 Jan 2025

#politics

Fox News: 'What a jacka--': Conservatives hammer Dem senator's 'droning monologue' during RFK Jr hearing
'What a jacka--': Conservatives hammer Dem senator's 'droning monologue' during RFK Jr hearing
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse faced backlash from conservatives for his questioning of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President Trump's nominee for Health and Human Services. Whitehouse linked Kennedy's vaccine skepticism to a recent measles case in Rhode Island and demanded a clear stance on vaccine safety and mandatory vaccinations.

Critics on social media condemned Whitehouse's lengthy monologue and perceived condescension, with some calling for his political retirement. Kennedy defended himself, stating he is not anti-vaccine but pro-safety. Opposition to his nomination remains strong, fueled by advocacy groups.


Fox News: Whoopi Goldberg lashes out at Karoline Leavitt, says 'wokeness' got her the job
Whoopi Goldberg lashes out at Karoline Leavitt, says 'wokeness' got her the job
Whoopi Goldberg criticized White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt for her comments on "wokeness," suggesting that without it, Leavitt wouldn't have her position. Goldberg emphasized the importance of diversity and inclusion efforts that have enabled women and minorities to gain opportunities.

Leavitt's briefing included a pause on federal funding for DEI programs, which Goldberg argued undermines the progress made for marginalized groups. The discussion highlighted differing views on media representation and standards in the briefing room.


Fox News: Scorched-earth Shanahan: RFK Jr.'s former running mate threatens political war against confirmation opponents
Scorched-earth Shanahan: RFK Jr.'s former running mate threatens political war against confirmation opponents
Nicole Shanahan, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s former running mate, threatened to fund primary challenges against senators who oppose his nomination as Secretary of Health and Human Services. She specifically called out several senators, urging them to support RFK Jr. or face consequences in their elections.

Shanahan emphasized her commitment to holding these senators accountable, citing her past contributions to Democratic campaigns. She encouraged constituents to contact their senators to advocate for Kennedy's confirmation.


Fox News: Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and political allies launch public affairs firm
Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and political allies launch public affairs firm
Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has co-founded Watchtower Strategy, a public affairs organization specializing in strategy, advocacy, and crisis communications. The firm aims to assist CEOs and executives in navigating complex issues at the intersection of business and government.

McCarthy, who serves as the chairman, emphasized the organization's potential to influence public debates and policy outcomes. The launch comes during a significant moment in U.S. politics, as McCarthy seeks to leverage his experience after his recent ousting from Congress.


Breitbart: CNN's Acosta Defiant in Sign Off — 'It Is Never a Good Time to Bow Down to a Tyrant'
CNN's Acosta Defiant in Sign Off — 'It Is Never a Good Time to Bow Down to a Tyrant'
Jim Acosta signed off from CNN after nearly 18 years, reflecting on his career and thanking viewers and staff. He emphasized the press's role in holding power accountable and shared that his highlight was questioning Raul Castro in Cuba, not covering Trump. Acosta plans to reveal future endeavors soon.

He urged viewers to resist lies and fear, encouraging them to share their commitment to truth on social media. Acosta expressed gratitude for being welcomed into homes over the years.


Fox News: Justice Department moves to drop prosecution of Mar-a-Lago staff in Trump classified docs case
Justice Department moves to drop prosecution of Mar-a-Lago staff in Trump classified docs case
The Justice Department has filed a motion to drop all criminal charges against former Trump co-defendants Carlos De Oliveira and Walt Nauta in the classified documents case, effectively concluding the investigation that began over two years ago. The motion was submitted without explanation by the acting U.S. attorney in Miami.

Both De Oliveira and Nauta were charged alongside Trump but faced allegations of conspiring to obstruct an investigation and making false statements to the FBI. The investigations were paused after Trump’s reelection in 2024, following Justice Department policy regarding sitting presidents.


Human Events: How microsoft helped build the censorship industry
How microsoft helped build the censorship industry
Microsoft has secured a significant $500 billion AI investment partnership with SoftBank and Oracle, gaining the President's approval. However, scrutiny arises over its past role in online speech suppression through collaborations with various organizations aimed at controlling misinformation, particularly during the 2020 elections.

Evidence suggests Microsoft actively funded initiatives like the University of Washington's Center for an Informed Public and the Election Integrity Partnership, which pressured social media companies to censor content. These actions raise concerns about the intersection of corporate power and government influence in limiting free expression.


Breitbart: MSNBC's Wallace: Trump's Funding Freeze 'Completely Resuscitated the Democratic Party'
MSNBC's Wallace: Trump's Funding Freeze 'Completely Resuscitated the Democratic Party'
MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace stated that President Trump's executive order freezing federal loans and grants has revitalized the Democratic Party, which she claims had been politically stagnant. She emphasized that this action has prompted Democrats to remember their responsibilities to voters.

Wallace highlighted that Republican governors are also affected, as their constituents may be frustrated by the cancellation of essential services due to political maneuvers. She argued that the focus should shift to the needs of the people, including healthcare and social services.


The American Mind: How the Kids Flipped Arizona
How the Kids Flipped Arizona
In Arizona, young voters played a crucial role in Donald Trump's 2024 victory, with a notable shift in support from traditional Democratic strongholds. Concerns over housing affordability, cost of living, and job opportunities resonated more with Trump's policies than Kamala Harris's vague proposals, leading to a 5.5% margin win for Trump.

Young Arizonans, particularly Latino voters, expressed frustration over economic challenges exacerbated by illegal immigration while seeking genuine opportunities rather than government handouts. Trump's authenticity and focus on practical issues struck a chord, suggesting a potential long-term Republican stronghold in the state.


#society

Fox News: Whoopi Goldberg lashes out at Karoline Leavitt, says 'wokeness' got her the press secretary job
Whoopi Goldberg lashes out at Karoline Leavitt, says 'wokeness' got her the press secretary job
Whoopi Goldberg criticized White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt for her comments on "wokeness," asserting that such policies enabled her to attain her position. Goldberg emphasized the historical struggles of women and minorities in gaining access to opportunities.

Goldberg urged Leavitt to reconsider her stance on wokeness, arguing it is essential for inclusivity and progress. The discussion also touched on the Trump administration's approach to media diversity in press briefings, which some co-hosts of "The View" found concerning.


GB News: Property: Estate agent shares what to do before a viewing to 'attract more interest and secure a higher offer'
Property: Estate agent shares what to do before a viewing to 'attract more interest and secure a higher offer'
First impressions are vital in property sales, with buyers forming opinions within minutes. Beyond basic staging, certain items can enhance a home's emotional appeal, helping buyers envision their future lives. Key elements include cookbooks, luxurious throws, mirrors, decorative trays, and high-quality towels.

These thoughtful additions create inviting atmospheres, allowing potential buyers to connect with the space on a personal level. By fostering emotional connections, sellers can attract more interest and potentially secure higher offers.


CNSNews: RV Dealership Fined for Displaying Giant American Flag Wins Battle with City
RV Dealership Fined for Displaying Giant American Flag Wins Battle with City
Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis has refused to take down a large American flag at his Greenville, NC dealership despite fines exceeding $1,600 from the city. He argues that the flag complies with FAA regulations and views the city's actions as overregulation and an infringement on his rights.

Following public resistance, the Greenville city council voted unanimously to allow the flag to remain, proposing an ordinance to permit a 3,200 sq. ft. flag on a 130 ft. pole. Lemonis emphasizes that the flag issue symbolizes broader concerns about government overreach affecting business operations.


#foreignaffairs

The Telegraph: Trump’s Gaza refugee plan can never work
Trump’s Gaza refugee plan can never work
Rebuilding Gaza after 15 months of conflict is crucial for its residents. The $50 billion reconstruction effort is expected to be funded by Gulf states, contingent on a stable ceasefire and the resolution of who governs Gaza post-conflict.

Arab leaders prefer negotiations on Palestinian statehood over relocating Gazans, as they view Hamas as a threat. Until Hamas is removed from power, achieving lasting peace and improving conditions for Palestinians remains challenging.


#economy

Forbes: Tesla Earnings: Musk Expected To Report Another Annual Profit Decline
Tesla Earnings: Musk Expected To Report Another Annual Profit Decline
Tesla is set to report its Q4 earnings, with expectations of a second consecutive year of declining profits. Analysts predict revenues of $27.3 billion and adjusted earnings of $0.77 per share, but full-year net income is forecast to drop 25% to $8.2 billion.

Despite these challenges, Tesla's stock has risen over 100% in the past year, buoyed by investor optimism regarding advancements in AI and a favorable regulatory environment under Trump. Concerns about Elon Musk's dual focus on Tesla and his political activities may be addressed in the upcoming earnings call.


#health

Breitbart: L.A. Closes Beaches from Malibu to Playa Del Rey Due to 'Toxic' Fire Runoff
L.A. Closes Beaches from Malibu to Playa Del Rey Due to 'Toxic' Fire Runoff
Los Angeles County has closed beaches from southern Malibu to Playa Del Rey due to runoff from the Palisades Fire, which may carry toxic chemicals. The closure affects Las Flores State Beach to Santa Monica State Beach and will remain until further notice.

An Ocean Water Quality Rain Advisory has also been issued for all other beaches, particularly those downhill from fire-affected areas, following recent rainfall. Beachgoers are advised to avoid contact with the water and sand.


#crime

Forbes: Harvey Weinstein Begs To Have Retrial Soon: 'I Don’t Know How Much Longer I Can Hold On'
Harvey Weinstein Begs To Have Retrial Soon: 'I Don’t Know How Much Longer I Can Hold On'
Harvey Weinstein will face a retrial for sex crimes on April 15, despite his requests for an earlier date due to serious health issues, including bone marrow cancer. The judge stated he could not accommodate the request due to scheduling conflicts with another trial.

Weinstein expressed desperation about his condition while incarcerated at Rikers Island, emphasizing his desire for justice and an end to his situation.


Fox News: Harvey Weinstein begs for rape trial to be moved up, 'can't hold on anymore' amid cancer battle
Harvey Weinstein begs for rape trial to be moved up, 'can't hold on anymore' amid cancer battle
Harvey Weinstein has requested an expedited trial date due to his declining health as he battles leukemia. During a recent court hearing, he expressed desperation for an earlier trial, claiming he cannot endure his current situation in Rikers Island.

Judge Curtis J. Farber has set the retrial for April 15, despite Weinstein's pleas. His legal team argues that he is not receiving adequate medical care, which they describe as cruel and unusual punishment. Weinstein's 2020 conviction was overturned in April 2024, leading to a new trial.


#sports

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FXR 6D ATR-3 HELMET
The FXR 6D ATR-3 helmet combines innovative technology with superior safety features and comfort, making it a top choice for snowmobilers. Its lightweight composite shell, advanced ODS technology, and aerodynamic design enhance protection and riding experience.

Key specifications include a 3K carbon composite shell, rebuildable ODS, and compliance with multiple safety standards. The helmet also offers a snug fit and reduced wind noise for a more enjoyable ride.


#outdoors

On The Water: A 25-Pound Striper Through the Ice on Martha's Vineyard - OTW
A 25-Pound Striper Through the Ice on Martha's Vineyard - OTW
Matt Strem, an ice fishing enthusiast, caught a surprising 25-pound striped bass while fishing on Martha's Vineyard. Using a custom rod and tip-ups, he battled the fish for about 12 minutes before successfully landing it, despite concerns about the size of the hole in the ice.

After measuring and photographing the striper, Strem and his friends took care to revive the fish before releasing it back into the water. The experience left Strem elated, highlighting the thrill of ice fishing and the unexpected challenges it can bring.


#technology

The Federalist: AI Race With China Proves Trump Should Crack Down On H-1Bs
AI Race With China Proves Trump Should Crack Down On H-1Bs
China's DeepSeek claims to have developed a revolutionary AI technology at a fraction of the cost of competitors like ChatGPT, causing significant market losses for Nvidia. However, skepticism surrounds these claims, with experts suggesting they may be exaggerated to undermine American tech.

The U.S. has a history of Chinese industrial espionage, raising concerns about the potential theft of American technology. Calls have emerged to reinstate stricter measures against Chinese nationals in the tech sector to protect U.S. interests in the ongoing AI race.