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#politics
The Telegraph: Greenland’s leader wants independence from Denmark after Trump suggested buying island
Greenland's Prime Minister Mute Egede has renewed calls for independence from Denmark, emphasizing the need for self-determination in shaping future partnerships and trade. This comes amid heightened U.S. interest in the territory, following Donald Trump's remarks on potential American control.
Denmark plans to increase defense spending in Greenland by €1.3 billion, reflecting ongoing tensions over sovereignty. Greenland, which was a Danish colony until 1953, has seen a rise in independence sentiments, fueled by historical grievances against Danish authorities.
Forbes: Mike Johnson On Track To Lose First House Speaker Vote (Live Updates)
The House is voting on the reelection of Rep. Mike Johnson, R-La., amid a tight race due to opposition from a small faction of Republicans. Johnson can afford to lose only one Republican vote if all Democrats oppose him.
As of now, two Republicans have voted against Johnson, with President-elect Donald Trump endorsing him earlier in the week. Several Republicans did not cast votes, indicating potential dissent.
The Western Journal: It Finally Dawns on Big Biden Donor John Morgan: Trump Is a 'Genius'
Some Democrats, including former Biden donor John Morgan, are reassessing their political affiliations following the recent election. Morgan, who left the Democratic Party due to its shift towards socialism, now considers Donald Trump a "genius" for his ability to connect with voters through populism.
Morgan plans to run for governor in Florida, potentially as a "compassionate capitalist" under a new party, highlighting a growing sentiment among some that traditional party labels hinder political discourse. He emphasizes the need for a shift in voter appeal away from established party identities.
Breitbart: Mark Zuckerberg's Meta Replaces Global Head of Policy Nick Clegg with Republican Joel Kaplan
Meta is restructuring its global policy team, with Nick Clegg stepping down and Joel Kaplan, a senior Republican executive, taking over. This change reflects a shift in the company's approach as it aligns more closely with Republican perspectives amid a changing political landscape.
Kaplan, who has opposed restrictions on political speech, will lead the team alongside new appointments that signal a strategic pivot for Meta in a Republican-controlled Washington. Zuckerberg praised Clegg's contributions while highlighting Kaplan's experience in policy work.
#society
GB News: 'Mindless' vandals spark outrage after community Christmas lights cut down
Residents of Doveridge Avenue in Nottinghamshire are outraged after vandals destroyed thousands of Christmas lights, causing significant damage. The decorations, a local tradition meant to raise money for charity, were cut down on New Year's Eve, dampening celebrations.
Suspicions point to teenagers from a nearby party, with some attendees admitting to the damage but not taking full responsibility. Community members express frustration over the mindless act, emphasizing the effort put into the displays and the impact on their charitable intentions.
The Federalist: By Watering Down Citizenship, Democrats Invite More Terrorists
Shamsud-Din Jabbar, an Army veteran, killed 15 people in New Orleans on New Year’s Day, allegedly motivated by radical Islam and ISIS. Evidence found at his home included a bomb-making station and a Quran open to martyrdom passages, highlighting the ongoing threat of domestic terrorism.
The piece critiques globalist politicians for diluting the meaning of citizenship, suggesting their policies contribute to a rise in radical ideologies. It argues that citizenship should foster loyalty and cultural connection, rather than merely serve as an economic tool.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: The KGB's last French secrets in Soviet archives
Le Monde is exploring the KGB archives revealed by defector Vasili Mitrokhin, highlighting the extent of Soviet infiltration in France during the Cold War. This investigation aims to uncover secrets that may still influence current Russian intelligence tactics.
The findings connect to recent discussions about Soviet moles in France, including revelations from former intelligence officials and journalists about KGB activities. These historical insights are crucial for understanding modern Russian operations.
#economy
Breitbart: Bird Flu Outbreak Pushes Egg Prices to Record-Breaking Heights
The rising cost of eggs in America is attributed to a bird flu outbreak, with prices hitting $6.07 per dozen in the Midwest. This surge is linked to President Biden and Vice President Harris's economic policies, as noted by Sen. JD Vance, who highlights the increase from $1.50 to current levels.
Egg shortages are impacting consumers and businesses alike, with reports of empty shelves and challenges in fulfilling orders. The avian influenza has led to the loss of over 20 million layers, further straining supply during peak demand periods.
#religion
Breitbart: Report: China 'Waging a Full-on Assault on Christians' with High-Tech Surveillance State
The International Christian Concern (ICC) reports that the Chinese Communist Party is intensifying its persecution of Christians, targeting house churches, monitoring believers, and forcibly separating children from Christian families. The ICC's Global Persecution Index highlights China's role in repressing Christianity not only domestically but also in allied nations like North Korea and Nicaragua.
The report emphasizes the use of advanced surveillance technology to track and control religious practices, with China leading globally in citizen monitoring. It also notes the alarming practices of organ harvesting from political prisoners, particularly targeting religious minorities. The ICC underscores that these oppressive methods are part of a broader trend of religious nationalism and repression worldwide.
#culture
Breitbart: Nolte: 2024 Domestic Box Office Down 23.5 Percent Compared to Five Years Ago
The domestic box office for 2024 has fallen to $8.7 billion, a 3% decrease from last year and a 23.5% drop from 2019. This decline is attributed to various factors, including the pandemic's impact on viewer habits and the rise of streaming services.
However, the article argues that Hollywood is deflecting blame onto external factors like strikes and COVID, rather than acknowledging its failure to produce appealing films. It cites successful movies post-pandemic as evidence that audience interest remains strong when the content is compelling.
#crime
Times Of Israel: Biden to visit New Orleans, meet victims of ISIS-inspired terror ramming
President Biden will visit New Orleans next week to meet with families affected by a truck-ramming attack that killed 14 people on January 1. He has ordered an accelerated investigation into the incident, which was carried out by Shamsud-Din Jabbar, an Army veteran inspired by ISIS.
The attack raised concerns about security in the city, particularly regarding vehicle barriers on Bourbon Street. Authorities are worried about potential copycat attacks following this incident, which is the seventh in the U.S. linked to foreign extremist groups since 2001.