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31 Jan 2025
#politics
The Federalist: 12 Worst Fails Of Media Hack And Toilet Paper Bandit Chuck Todd
Chuck Todd announced his departure from NBC News, acknowledging the media's struggle to regain public trust. His exit is seen as a step towards that goal, as he shifts focus to his podcast, the Chuck Toddcast.
The article critiques Todd's past actions and statements, highlighting perceived biases and missteps during his tenure, including his handling of controversial topics and interviews.
Forbes: Meta Eyeing Possible Reincorporation In Texas, Report Says
Meta is considering moving its legal headquarters from Delaware, a state known for its favorable corporate tax benefits, to potentially Texas or other states. The company maintains that its corporate headquarters in California will remain unaffected by this potential change.
This deliberation follows a trend where other companies, including those owned by Elon Musk, have also moved their incorporation out of Delaware. The reasons behind Meta's consideration remain unclear, as Delaware is typically seen as a corporate-friendly environment.
The Telegraph: Give us youth movement and fishing rights or we will block defence deal, EU to tell Starmer
The European Union plans to block Sir Keir Starmer's efforts for a defense pact by linking it to negotiations on youth mobility and fishing rights. This approach aims to prevent the UK from gaining an advantage in discussions, insisting on a "parallelism" strategy.
The EU's negotiation team will require that no agreements are finalized until all issues, including access to British fishing waters and a free movement deal for young people, are resolved.
Fox News: Legal experts say Kash Patel's opposition to warrant requirement is not a major split
Kash Patel, nominated by Trump for FBI director, stated during his Senate hearing that requiring a warrant for real-time surveillance under Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act is impractical. He emphasized the need for flexibility in law enforcement to protect citizens, especially in urgent situations.
Patel's remarks drew mixed reactions from lawmakers, with some supporting a warrant requirement. Legal experts noted that his views reflect a common stance within law enforcement, advocating for a balance between national security and individual rights.
#society
GB News: National Lottery players urged to check tickets as deadline for FIVE British millionaires to claim prizes looms
Five National Lottery winners are urged to check their tickets for unclaimed £1 million prizes, with one jackpot unclaimed for 150 days. Winners have 180 days from the draw to claim, with the most urgent deadline on March 2 for a ticket purchased in Lambeth.
Other unclaimed tickets were bought in Bury, Swansea, Buckinghamshire, and Wiltshire, with respective deadlines extending to June. Additionally, a recent £83 million EuroMillions jackpot winner has yet to come forward.
The Western Journal: New Era: Ibram X. Kendi's Research Center Obliterated at Boston University, But He's Got a New Plan
Ibram X. Kendi is leaving Boston University as his Center for Anti-Racism shuts down due to dwindling support and layoffs. Despite accusations of financial mismanagement, an audit found no evidence of wrongdoing.
Kendi will join Howard University to focus on a new project for the African diaspora. The shift in cultural attitudes, particularly with Trump's return to office, has led to a decline in support for diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.
#health
Fox News: New bird flu strain detected on poultry farm as experts monitor mutations
A new strain of bird flu, H5N9, has been detected at a duck farm in California, marking the first confirmed case of this highly pathogenic avian influenza in U.S. poultry. The outbreak also includes the more common H5N1 strain, prompting health agencies to enhance surveillance and investigations.
Experts note that while H5N9 typically causes mild illness in birds, the situation warrants monitoring due to the potential for mutations that could affect humans. Currently, there are no confirmed human infections with H5N9, but the CDC reports 67 cases of bird flu in the U.S. and one death.