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30 Jan 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Nolte – NPR TDS: Astronauts Were ‘Stranded’ Until Trump Asks Elon to Rescue Them
NPR previously described two astronauts at the ISS as "stranded" multiple times due to delays in their return caused by technical issues with their spacecraft. However, after Donald Trump called for their rescue, NPR shifted its language, claiming they are "not stranded" despite the ongoing situation.
NASA maintains that the astronauts are safe and that plans for their return have been in place, although delays have pushed back their expected return. Critics argue that NPR's changing narrative reflects a bias against Trump and a lack of consistency in reporting.
Fox News: Kash Patel enrages Adam Schiff in Clintonian battle over the word 'we' and a January 6 song
Sen. Adam Schiff confronted FBI director nominee Kash Patel during a confirmation hearing, focusing on Patel's prior statements about a song featuring President Trump reciting the Pledge of Allegiance. Schiff questioned Patel's involvement in the song's production, leading to a tense exchange over the meaning of "we."
Patel maintained he did not personally participate in the recording, while Schiff accused him of promoting the song linked to January 6th riot inmates. The hearing echoed past political controversies, with Patel firmly denying any acceptance of violence against law enforcement.
Fox News: Kash Patel vows to end Biden-era 'targeting' of Christians: 'Sacred trust'
Kash Patel, nominated by President Trump as FBI director, pledged to end government targeting of Americans based on religious beliefs during his confirmation hearing. He affirmed he would withdraw a controversial FBI memo that listed Catholic parishes as potential threats and investigate its origins.
Senator Josh Hawley pressed Patel on the FBI's actions, emphasizing the violation of First Amendment rights and the need for accountability within the bureau. Patel committed to utilizing the FBI's investigative powers to address these concerns if confirmed.
Forbes: Tulsi Gabbard Confirmation: Director Of Intelligence Nominee Tussles With Senators Over Russia, Snowden
Tulsi Gabbard, nominated by President Trump for Director of National Intelligence, faced scrutiny during her confirmation hearing. She refrained from labeling NSA leaker Edward Snowden a traitor, which raised concerns among Republican senators about her previous defense of him and her foreign policy views.
Several GOP senators remain undecided on her nomination, with some questioning her stance on surveillance laws and her past interactions with controversial figures like Assad. Gabbard criticized the politicization of intelligence agencies and emphasized her commitment to national security.
Breitbart: Jesse Eisenberg, Who Played Mark Zuckerberg, Blasts Tech Bros over Trump
Jesse Eisenberg criticized tech billionaires like Mark Zuckerberg for not using their wealth and influence for positive change, particularly in light of their recent support for President Trump. Eisenberg expressed confusion over their actions during a discussion on HBO's Real Time with Bill Maher.
Zuckerberg, who previously opposed Trump, has shifted his stance, attending the inauguration and changing Facebook's fact-checking policies. Other tech leaders, including Jeff Bezos, have also altered their approach towards Trump.
Forbes: Trump Blames DEI And Biden After Fatal DC Plane Crash—But FAA’s Diversity Hiring Policies Existed For Years
President Trump criticized the FAA's diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies at a press conference following a fatal plane and helicopter collision, suggesting without evidence that DEI hiring practices could be linked to the crash. He claimed that the FAA prioritized hiring individuals with disabilities, despite these policies being in place during his own administration.
Trump's remarks come amid a broader Republican critique of DEI initiatives, with some lawmakers questioning their impact on safety in various contexts. The FAA clarified that all employees must meet rigorous qualifications regardless of their backgrounds.
Fox News: Conservative law firm launches probe into five major universities for alleged 'censorship regime'
A law firm is investigating five major universities for alleged involvement in a "censorship regime" under the Biden administration. The Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) seeks public records to determine if taxpayer funds were used to suppress free speech, citing concerns over social media censorship.
ADF claims these universities, including the University of Michigan and UCLA, created centers that may have collaborated with the federal government to censor speech, particularly around misinformation. They have requested communications between university officials and social media companies to uncover potential violations of First Amendment rights.
Fox News: Chicago casino project accused in lawsuit of not allowing White men to invest: 'Blatantly discriminatory'
Bally’s Chicago Casino, set to open in 2026, faces a lawsuit alleging racial discrimination for restricting investment opportunities to minorities and women. The lawsuit claims this violates the Civil Rights Act of 1866 and prevents White men from participating in the project's initial public offering.
The complaint, filed by the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, represents investors Richard Fisher and Phillip Aronoff, who were denied access based on their race. Bally's maintains that its practices comply with the Host Community Agreement with Chicago, but the lawsuit could jeopardize the casino's operations and license.
Fox News: Risch proposes bill to block US foreign aid from funding abortions
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Jim Risch and Republican senators plan to introduce the "American Values Act," which would prohibit U.S. foreign aid funds from being used for abortion services, promotion, or related biomedical research. The bill aims to align foreign assistance with American values.
Additionally, the legislation would restrict funds to organizations involved in coercive abortion or involuntary sterilization and would affect Peace Corps funding for abortions. Risch emphasized the importance of protecting the sanctity of life globally.
#society
Times Of Israel: Surveillance soldiers all finally home: Agam Berger’s return closes one painful Oct 7 chapter
Agam Berger, along with four other female surveillance soldiers, was released from Hamas captivity after nearly 15 months. Their return marks a significant moment in the aftermath of the October 7 attacks, which resulted in the deaths of many soldiers and the abduction of these young women. The reunion was emotional, highlighting their bond formed during captivity.
While the release brings joy, it also underscores the pain of loss, as some of their comrades were killed or remain missing. Families of the fallen soldiers expressed a mix of relief and sorrow, calling for accountability regarding the failures that led to the tragedy.
GB News: Tui holidaymakers escape disaster after train derails 'near sheer drop' on 'dream' trip to Caribbean
A tourist train derailed in St Kitts, causing it to tilt near a bridge with steep drops. Passengers, including a couple from Stoke-on-Trent, were evacuated without serious injuries. The incident is under investigation, believed to be linked to track issues exacerbated by heavy rain.
Passengers reported a lack of communication from staff during the emergency. Tui has refunded the cost of the excursion, which was £100 each. Local authorities are looking into the derailment's causes.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Turkey's Erdogan Welcomes Hamas Leaders in Ankara
The Turkish government hosted a Hamas delegation in Ankara, with President Erdogan expressing support for the group's cause amid ongoing ceasefire discussions with Israel. Erdogan condemned Israel's self-defense actions and emphasized Hamas's resilience in its struggle.
Erdogan's backing of Hamas has been consistent, framing Israel as the aggressor and calling for international recognition of Israel as a war criminal. He has organized large rallies supporting Hamas and dismissed the group's violent actions as minor.
#economy
Le Monde: ECB lowers interest rates and signals more cuts amid weak growth
The European Central Bank (ECB) cut its benchmark deposit rate to 2.75%, marking its fifth reduction since June, due to a flatlining eurozone economy and concerns over trade tensions linked to U.S. protectionism. ECB President Christine Lagarde indicated more cuts may follow.
Lagarde emphasized that the eurozone's economy is expected to remain weak and warned that global trade friction could further impact growth and inflation. This decision contrasts with the U.S. Federal Reserve, which opted to keep its key lending rate unchanged.
#crime
Breitbart: U.S. Consulate Sends Out Travel Warning over Cartel Explosives in Mexico
The U.S. Consulate in Matamoros has issued a travel warning for Tamaulipas, citing the use of land mines and explosive devices by drug cartels, particularly in cities like Reynosa and Rio Bravo. The warning follows an explosion involving a government vehicle and highlights the dangers of traveling on dirt roads.
Tamaulipas officials initially attempted to downplay the situation but later acknowledged the warnings, urging the public to exercise caution. The state is now classified at a level 4 alert, indicating conditions similar to active war zones.
#outdoors
The Telegraph: Five skiers killed in French Alps avalanches
Five skiers were killed in two avalanches in the French Alps on Wednesday. Four Norwegians, aged 22 to 26, died in Val Cenis, while a Swiss woman was killed near Chamonix. Both incidents occurred in off-piste areas, which are more dangerous than marked slopes.
The Norwegian victims were experienced and equipped with avalanche transceivers. The avalanche danger level was rated at three out of five, indicating considerable risk. The Swiss victim was skiing with family members, who were unharmed.