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31 Jan 2025
#politics
The Telegraph: Washington DC plane crash: US army refuses to name female Black Hawk pilot
A Black Hawk helicopter that crashed into a passenger jet in Washington DC was found to be flying 100 feet above its altitude limit and veering off course. It climbed to 300 feet and changed direction towards Reagan National Airport, leading to the collision that killed 67 people.
Flight tracking data indicates the helicopter's deviation from standard military routes was a significant factor in the crash. Donald Trump criticized the helicopter's altitude, stating it was flying excessively high above the 200-foot limit.
The Mirror: 7 erratic and shameless things Trump did in the aftermath of the DC plane crash
Donald Trump has faced criticism for his response to a recent air disaster, using the tragedy to attack political opponents and make controversial remarks. He signed a memo blaming diversity initiatives for aviation safety issues and confirmed plans for 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada, citing trade deficits and immigration concerns.
Additionally, Trump's administration has been criticized for security lapses in a mass email system and for issuing directives that prioritize communities based on marriage and birth rates. These actions have sparked further debate about his leadership style and policies.
Fox News: DOGE announces more than $1B in savings after canceling 104 federal DEI contracts
The new federal Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has canceled 104 diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) contracts, resulting in over $1 billion in taxpayer savings. The cancellations span various federal agencies, with the Department of the Treasury and Health & Human Services among the highest savings.
In response, a group of liberal state attorneys general criticized the move, arguing it undermines efforts to combat discrimination and asserting that DEI initiatives promote fair opportunities. Congressional leaders are pushing for further efficiency measures in government operations.
#society
Fox News: DC plane crash: Potomac River divers' search for bodies complicated by conditions out of their control
Recovery efforts continue on the Potomac River following a midair collision between an Army helicopter and an American Airlines plane, with all 67 people aboard presumed dead. Authorities have recovered 41 sets of remains and identified 28 victims.
Divers face significant challenges, including zero visibility and frigid water temperatures, complicating the search for wreckage and remains. The recovery mission is expected to last weeks, prioritizing the identification of victims to provide closure for families.
GB News: Shoppers alerted as Amazon item 'destroyed' due to 'serious chemical risk' - could cause severe harm if used
Parents have been alerted that the Leehoo Castle Pet Vet Playset sold on Amazon has been destroyed due to serious safety risks. It was found to contain dangerous levels of phthalates, which can harm children's reproductive systems, and also posed a choking hazard from detachable parts.
The product failed to meet UK safety standards under the Toys (Safety) Regulations 2011 and REACH Regulations 2008, making it unsuitable for sale. This follows another incident where a baby carrier was rejected at the border for posing a serious suffocation risk.
Times Of Israel: Arbel Yehoud’s father to PM: Go through with the deal, free the hostages, end the war
The father of Arbel Yehoud, recently freed from Hamas captivity, urged the Israeli government to finalize the hostage-ceasefire deal for all hostages' return. He expressed gratitude to US envoy Steve Witkoff and the German government for their roles in the negotiations.
Yehoud emphasized the ongoing struggle for the remaining hostages and reflected on the family's grief for their son, Dolev, who was killed during the October 7 attack. Other families of released hostages also shared their experiences and called for continued efforts to secure the release of all captives.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump official travels to Venezuela in push for Maduro regime to take back Tren de Aragua gang members
Richard Grenell, President Trump's special envoy, is in Venezuela to demand the return of Venezuelan criminals and gang members deported to the U.S. He is also pressing for the immediate release of American hostages held by the Maduro regime.
The U.S. does not recognize Maduro as the legitimate leader following his disputed election victory. Currently, around 10 Americans are detained in Venezuela, with the State Department not classifying them as wrongfully held.
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Flood in France, Rebellion in Goma, and Protests in Manila
On January 31, 2025, various international events took place, including a meeting between Indonesia's Defence Minister and his French counterpart in Jakarta, and a tribute to former Bordeaux mayor Nicolas Florian in France. In the Philippines, protesters rallied for the impeachment of Vice-President Sara Duterte.
In Israel, families of hostages held in Gaza demonstrated in Tel Aviv, demanding action and a cease-fire amidst ongoing conflict with Hamas. Meanwhile, rescue efforts continued in Pakistan following a train derailment, and M23 rebels maintained control in Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo.
#culture
Fox News: Reese Witherspoon accidentally roasted A-list actress, and it ended their friendship
Reese Witherspoon reflects on a past award speech where she accidentally roasted an A-list actress, which she now describes as haunting. The incident occurred at a British awards ceremony, and Witherspoon's jokes did not resonate with the audience, leading to a fallout with the unnamed actress.
Despite the awkwardness, Witherspoon recalls the moment with embarrassment, stating they are no longer friends. Speculation suggests the actress in question may be Kate Winslet, whom Witherspoon presented an award to in 2007.
Fox News: Dutch police arrest three suspects after the theft of a priceless golden helmet from Romania
Dutch authorities arrested three suspects in connection with the theft of a priceless ancient golden helmet from a museum. The helmet, dating back 2,500 years, is a significant cultural icon for Romania. The museum faces criticism for inadequate security measures.
Romanian officials expressed deep concern over the theft, highlighting the artifacts' cultural importance. There are fears that the thieves may be after the gold value rather than the historical significance of the items.
#crime
Fox News: Delphi murders: Convicted killer in hiking trail slayings cites new evidence in bid to overturn conviction
Richard Allen, convicted of murdering two teenage girls in Indiana in 2017, is seeking to overturn his conviction. His attorneys argue there are four key pieces of evidence that could prove his innocence, including a disputed timeline involving a white van and a confession from a now-deceased man.
Allen was sentenced to 130 years in prison after a trial where prosecutors presented strong evidence against him. His defense claims procedural errors during his transfer to a different facility and issues with the prosecution's timeline could warrant a retrial.