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30 Jan 2025
#politics
Fox News: Elizabeth Warren on viral confrontation with RFK Jr at hearing: Could end up 'with no vaccines at all'
Sen. Elizabeth Warren criticized Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during an appearance on "The View," alleging that his financial interests in vaccine lawsuits could undermine public health. She expressed concern that, if confirmed as HHS Secretary, he could manipulate the system to profit from lawsuits against vaccine manufacturers.
Kennedy countered that he supports vaccines and has no intention of acting against their interests. He emphasized his commitment to ethical guidelines and stated that he has always advocated for vaccines, asserting that he is not anti-vaccine.
Breitbart: Mark Zuckerberg's MAGA Makeover Continues: Meta to Pay $25 Million to Settle Donald Trump's Lawsuit
President Trump has reached a settlement with Meta, requiring the company to pay approximately $25 million to resolve a lawsuit he filed after his accounts were suspended in 2020. Of the settlement, $22 million will go to Trump's presidential library fund, while the remainder will cover legal fees.
The settlement follows a meeting between Trump and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg aimed at improving relations. Trump has pursued similar legal actions against other social media companies, although some lawsuits have been dismissed or closed. Meta will not admit any wrongdoing as part of the agreement.
The Western Journal: 'As Low as You Can Go': Mainstream Media Leftists Attempt to Pin Plane Disaster on Trump, Quickly Regret It
In the wake of a tragic plane-helicopter collision in Washington, D.C., some mainstream media figures quickly attempted to blame President Trump, linking the incident to his federal workforce reduction plans. These assertions were met with backlash and were soon deleted, accompanied by weak apologies.
Critics highlighted the inappropriate timing and baseless nature of the claims, emphasizing that such politicization of a tragedy only fuels public distrust in the media. The incident reflects ongoing tensions between political narratives and the reality of tragic events.
Breitbart: Trump Calls Out Buttigieg's 'Bullsh*t',' Biden-Era DEI After Horrific Crash
President Trump criticized former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and President Biden for their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives at the FAA, linking these policies to a recent plane crash that resulted in 67 fatalities. He claimed that DEI efforts have lowered hiring standards for critical roles like air traffic controllers.
Trump emphasized his commitment to merit-based hiring and announced plans to rescind DEI initiatives, asserting that individual capability should be the primary criterion for employment. He also condemned the previous administration's standards as inadequate.
CNSNews: Musk Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize, Says He Doesn’t Want It
Elon Musk, nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for his advocacy of free speech, expressed disinterest in receiving any awards. The nomination was made by European Parliament member Branko Grims, highlighting Musk's consistent support for free-speech rights.
Musk's acquisition of Twitter, now X.com, and his reforms to promote free speech have drawn attention. He joins a lengthy list of nominees, with the Nobel committee set to evaluate candidates over the coming months.
#military
Times Of Israel: Six months later, Hamas officially admits Muhammad Deif killed by Israel
Hamas has confirmed the death of its military commander Muhammad Deif, killed in a July airstrike by Israel. The announcement comes over six months after the strike, which also claimed the lives of several other top Hamas officials. Previously, Hamas had denied Deif's death.
Deif was a key figure in orchestrating numerous attacks against Israel and had survived multiple assassination attempts. The International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for him, along with Israeli leaders, for crimes against humanity and war crimes.
Breitbart: American Airlines CEO Appears to Blame Military Helicopter for Deadly D.C.-Area Crash
A collision between a Black Hawk military helicopter and American Eagle flight 5342 occurred at Ronald Reagan National Airport, resulting in no known survivors. American Airlines CEO Robert Isom expressed sorrow for the victims and emphasized support for those affected.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy stated he believes the crash was preventable, echoing President Trump's concerns about the circumstances leading to the incident. An air traffic controller had communicated with the helicopter shortly before the collision.
#education
The Federalist: Qatari Influence Network Has US Teachers Advancing Propaganda
The Qatari government is funding educational initiatives in U.S. schools, raising concerns about foreign influence on American youth. Qatar Foundation International (QFI) provides grants for teacher salaries and programs, aiming to promote Qatari perspectives and cultural narratives in classrooms.
Critics argue that this funding resembles propaganda efforts seen with the Confucius Institute and could undermine national security. QFI requires detailed reporting and compliance from schools, allowing it to maintain control over the curriculum and teacher training.
#crime
Fox News: Caribbean nation of St Kitts launches investigation after 19 people found dead in drifting vessel
Authorities in St. Kitts and Nevis are investigating the discovery of at least 19 bodies found on a partially submerged fishing vessel off Nevis. The Coast Guard responded to reports of the drifting boat, which is believed to have originated from the West African coast.
Police Commissioner James Sutton noted the advanced decomposition of the remains complicates identification efforts. This incident marks a rare occurrence in the twin-island nation.
#technology
GB News: Germany has 'quite an oversupply' of electric vehicle chargers amid race to axe petrol and diesel cars
Germany has an oversupply of electric vehicle chargers, with over 154,000 stations, nearly double that of the UK. Despite this, concerns about charging station availability persist among British drivers, prompting a £65 million investment in the UK’s charging infrastructure.
Germany aims for 15 million electric cars by 2030, with ambitious plans for more chargers. Meanwhile, Tesla faces scrutiny in Sweden for allegedly violating electrical safety regulations by conducting unregistered installation work.