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30 Jan 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Watch Live: Tulsi Gabbard Director of National Intelligence Confirmation Hearing
Former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard is set to testify before the Senate Intelligence Committee for her confirmation as Director of National Intelligence on January 30. Her confirmation process has been delayed by Democrats, and she has faced significant criticism from both Democrats and the media.
Despite the challenges, Breitbart News has defended Gabbard by fact-checking various attacks against her.
Forbes: Tulsi Gabbard Confirmation: At Least 3 GOP Senators On Key Panel Reportedly Undecided Ahead Of Today’s Hearing
At least three Republican senators on the Senate Intelligence Committee have not disclosed their voting intentions regarding Tulsi Gabbard’s nomination as Director of National Intelligence. This uncertainty raises the possibility that she could be the first of President Trump's nominees to be rejected.
Gabbard's past positions, particularly her views on surveillance and foreign policy, have led to skepticism among some GOP senators. The committee's composition means all Republicans must support her for her nomination to advance, assuming unanimous opposition from Democrats.
Breitbart: Trump After Plane Crash: 'What a Terrible Night ... God Bless You All'
President Trump commented on the plane crash at Ronald Reagan Airport, calling it a “terrible night.” He expressed confusion over the circumstances, noting that the commercial airliner was on a clear approach when it collided with a military helicopter, questioning why the helicopter did not alter its course.
The FAA confirmed that a PSA Airlines regional jet collided with a Sikorsky H-60 helicopter during descent. An investigation by the FAA and NTSB is underway. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is monitoring the situation.
#society
The Economist: Is British justice too secretive?
A mass stabbing incident occurred on July 29, 2025, in Southport, where a 17-year-old boy attacked children at a Taylor Swift-themed workshop, resulting in three fatalities and numerous injuries. The event has sparked a debate over the transparency of British justice.
The aftermath of the tragedy raises questions about the handling of such violent incidents and the broader implications for public safety and legal processes in the UK.
Fox News: Dave Matthews pulls out of LA Fire relief concert last minute due to 'critical' family illness
Dave Matthews has withdrawn from the FireAid concert due to a "critical illness in the family." The concert aims to raise funds for victims of the recent Los Angeles fires, which have caused significant devastation and loss of life.
The event features numerous artists, including John Mayer, who expressed his support for Matthews. The Recording Academy has initiated a relief effort, contributing $1 million to aid those affected.
Forbes: D.C. Plane Crash Live Updates: No Survivors, Still No FAA Chief Named
A passenger plane with 64 people collided midair with a military helicopter near Reagan National Airport, resulting in a crash into the Potomac River. Authorities believe there are no survivors, with 27 bodies recovered so far.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy stated the crash was "absolutely" preventable, and investigations are ongoing. This incident marks the deadliest aviation disaster in the U.S. since 2001.
Times Of Israel: Likely no survivors in Washington plane crash as 28 bodies recovered, fire chief says
A tragic midair collision between an American Airlines passenger jet and a US Army helicopter near Washington, DC, has resulted in the recovery of 28 bodies, with no survivors expected. The passenger jet was carrying figure skating athletes and coaches, including notable former champions.
Authorities are investigating the incident, which occurred as both aircraft were on standard flight paths in clear conditions. The figure skating community is mourning the loss, recalling a similar tragedy from 1961 that claimed the lives of many US team members.
GB News: Man who repeatedly burnt the Koran shot dead on livestream just one day before his trial
Salwan Momika, an anti-Islam campaigner known for burning copies of the Koran, was shot dead in Sweden just hours before a court verdict related to his actions. His notoriety had sparked global outrage and unrest, leading to heightened security concerns in Sweden.
The shooting occurred in Sodertalje, and police are investigating its implications for national security. Momika's actions had previously raised tensions, prompting Sweden to increase its terrorism alert level amid threats from jihadist groups.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Netanyahu furious about chaotic handover of Israeli hostages from Hamas
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reacted strongly to the distressing treatment of hostages released by terrorists, calling the scenes "shocking." Following the release of Israeli and Thai hostages, Netanyahu ordered a delay in the release of terrorists until assurances for the safe exit of hostages were confirmed.
The Israeli government later indicated that these concerns had been addressed, affirming that mediators ensured the safety of the hostages. Netanyahu emphasized the need for strict precautions in future phases to prevent any recurrence of such brutality.
Fox News: Moment IDF soldier is reunited with family seen on video
Agam Berger, an IDF soldier held captive by Hamas for 482 days, has been reunited with her family in Israel. She was the last of the soldiers kidnapped from the Nahal Oz base during the October 7 attacks to be released. Her family expressed joy but emphasized the need for all hostages to return.
The latest ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas has led to the release of several hostages, with ongoing concerns about their treatment during transfers. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu condemned the chaotic scenes during the releases and demanded guarantees for the safety of hostages in future negotiations.
Times Of Israel: IDF shoots down Hezbollah surveillance drone, in first such incident since ceasefire
The Israel Defense Forces intercepted a Hezbollah surveillance drone, marking a violation of a ceasefire agreement that prohibits Hezbollah operations south of the Litani River. This incident follows recent Israeli airstrikes against Hezbollah and comes amid ongoing tensions since the conflict began in October 2023.
Israel asserts it will counter any threats from Hezbollah, emphasizing the need for security along its borders. The ceasefire, brokered by the US, requires Israel to withdraw from southern Lebanon, but this has been delayed due to the Lebanese army's inability to deploy.
#economy
Forbes: Retail Apocalypse? Well Over Twice As Many Stores Will Close As Open In 2025
Retailers are projected to close up to 15,000 stores in 2025, significantly higher than previous years. The closures are driven by inflation and a shift toward online shopping, with major chains like Party City and Big Lots leading the way.
While store openings are expected to lag behind closures, discount retailers like Aldi and Dollar General are set to expand. The retail landscape is evolving, with many closures seen as necessary adjustments rather than a sign of an impending retail apocalypse.
#military
The Telegraph: A pilot’s view on why helicopter did not avoid passenger jet in Washington crash
Airspace is categorized for safety, with Class A being the most controlled, requiring pilots to follow strict ATC instructions. A passenger aircraft reportedly received clearance to land on runway 33 at Ronald Reagan airport, aligning with ATC protocols.
#history
The Economist: Britain’s oldest newspaper is a treasure trove of trivia
The London Gazette, Britain's oldest newspaper, has been a vital historical resource since 1665, documenting everything from bankruptcies to agricultural prices. Notably, it reported the American colonies' declaration of independence in a manner akin to a business failure.
Historians value its detailed accounts as a reflection of societal norms and economic conditions of the time, making it an essential tool for understanding Britain's past.
#health
Le Monde: Robert F. Kennedy: the difficult Senate hearing for Donald Trump's proposed health secretary
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., nominated by Donald Trump for Health and Human Services Secretary, faced intense scrutiny during his Senate Finance Committee hearing. Critics highlighted his history of promoting anti-vaccine conspiracy theories, questioning his credibility and commitment to public health.
Despite the Republican majority potentially aiding his confirmation, Democrats, led by Senator Ron Wyden, accused him of profiting from misinformation about vaccines, undermining public trust in essential health measures. The confirmation process remains contentious as other nominees are also under fire.
#crime
Le Monde: French convicted rapist Dominique Pelicot questioned over 1990s cases
Dominique Pelicot, a 72-year-old Frenchman, is under investigation for a 1991 rape and murder case, while serving a 20-year sentence for orchestrating the rape of his ex-wife, Gisèle Pelicot. He has admitted to a 1999 attempted rape but denies involvement in the earlier murder.
The ongoing investigation, part of a cold case unit, raises concerns about other potential crimes Pelicot may have committed. His ex-wife has been recognized for her bravery during the trial that led to the conviction of 51 men involved in her assault.