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3 Jan 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Jim Gaffigan: Some Fans 'Will Never Forgive Me' for Anti-Trump Tirades -- 'I Don’t Regret It'
Jim Gaffigan has acknowledged that his vocal criticism of President-elect Donald Trump on social media has alienated some fans, but he stands by his actions. He expressed regret that supporters of Trump felt targeted, though he believes he hasn't significantly lost followers.
Gaffigan has faced backlash for his anti-Trump sentiments, particularly during a tweetstorm in 2020. He also addressed criticism for attending the Al Smith Dinner with Trump, noting he anticipated backlash from both political sides but felt it was a worthwhile experience.
CNSNews: Voters Are Worried About Government Spying on Citizens – And Don’t Trust It When It Does Spy on Them
A recent Rasmussen survey reveals that 71% of U.S. voters are concerned about government surveillance of citizens, with 40% being "very concerned." This sentiment spans across various demographics, although higher-income individuals show slightly less worry.
Trust in government judgment regarding surveillance is low, with 61% of voters expressing distrust. More voters anticipate an increase in domestic spying under President-elect Trump, particularly among Democrats, while a majority of Republicans expect a decrease.
Liberty Nation News: DEVELOPING: 119th Congress Struggles to Elect a Speaker of the House - Liberty Nation News
The House held its first vote to elect a speaker, with Republicans nominating Mike Johnson and Democrats nominating Hakeem Jeffries. Johnson received 216 votes, while Jeffries garnered 215, leaving Johnson short of the 218 needed for a majority. Three GOP members opposed him, affecting his re-election attempt.
The voting remains open, allowing lawmakers to potentially change their votes. Updates will follow as the situation develops.
Le Monde: US House rejects Trump ally Mike Johnson in first speaker vote
Divided Republicans in the House failed to elect a speaker on January 3, 2025, as right-wing rebels opposed President-elect Donald Trump and blocked Mike Johnson's return. Johnson received 216 votes, narrowly defeating Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries, but fell short of a majority.
With three Republicans not supporting him, the election process will move to a second round. The Republicans' slim majority has been reduced to 219-215 following the November elections.
Fox News: Washington state Democrats accidentally email their ‘radical’ tax plan to entire Senate
Washington state Democrats inadvertently shared internal tax hike proposals, including an 11% tax on firearms and ammunition, with all Senate members. The leaked documents included strategies for communicating these tax increases to constituents, emphasizing certain language while avoiding others.
Critics argue that these proposals contradict Democratic promises made during elections and may be unconstitutional. They highlight that the state has experienced record revenues and question the need for new taxes, suggesting that such measures could deter economic growth and exacerbate the affordability crisis.
#society
Breitbart: Endangered Killer Whale Mother Is Grieving Again After Losing Another Calf
Tahlequah, the orca mother known for carrying her dead calf for over two weeks in 2018, is mourning again after losing her latest offspring, J61. This loss is particularly significant as it marks the second female calf she has lost, raising concerns about her health and the endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales population.
The Southern Resident Killer Whales, consisting of just 73 individuals, face ongoing challenges. Researchers emphasize the emotional capacity of these animals, noting that Tahlequah's grieving process reflects deep emotional bonds similar to humans.
Fox News: ‘Mean Girls’ star demands ‘justice’ for relative's brutal murder after discovering harrowing family secret
Amanda Seyfried recently discovered a shocking family secret on PBS’s "Finding Your Roots," revealing that her third great-grandfather, John P. Ebert, was murdered in 1905. Seyfried expressed disbelief and sadness upon learning about the brutal circumstances of his death.
Similarly, Julia Roberts uncovered surprising revelations about her lineage, finding out she is not biologically a "Roberts" but rather a "Mitchell." Both actresses experienced emotional reactions to their family histories during the show.
Human Events: BREAKING: Tommy Robinson speaks out from prison, says he’s being tortured for his journalism
Tommy Robinson, a British conservative activist, has released audio from Woodhill Prison, where he is in solitary confinement for 18 months. He expressed concerns about the mental health impacts of his isolation and urged supporters to direct their anger at the UK government.
Robinson described his experience with mental health professionals, stating that he feels "different" due to the prolonged confinement. He criticized the conditions, calling them "mental torture" for a journalist.
Fox News: Richard Dawkins leaves atheist foundation after it unpublishes article saying gender based on biology
Richard Dawkins resigned from the Freedom From Religion Foundation's board after it removed an article he supported, which argued that gender is biologically determined. The foundation faced backlash from pro-trans activists for publishing the piece, leading to its censorship.
Dawkins criticized this decision as an act of "unseemly panic" and expressed disappointment over the treatment of fellow biologist Jerry Coyne, whose article was also censored. The foundation's leadership stated their commitment to supporting LGBTQ rights, indicating a growing divide in opinions.
#health
Fox News: Popular Italian city officially bans cigarette smoking outdoors
Milan has implemented a smoking ban in all public outdoor areas to enhance public health and air quality. The regulation, effective from Wednesday, excludes electronic cigarettes and aims to foster a cultural shift regarding smoking habits.
This ban follows previous restrictions and coincides with upcoming major events, including the World Kendo Championship and the 2026 Winter Olympics. City officials encourage collaboration to raise awareness about the dangers of smoking.
Fox News: DR. MARC SIEGEL: Surgeon General smart to warn Americans about alcohol's cancer risk
Dr. Vivek Murthy, U.S. Surgeon General, warns that alcohol is the third leading preventable cause of cancer, linked to around 100,000 cases annually. His advisory highlights the need for increased awareness and reassessment of consumption guidelines, especially post-pandemic.
Murthy emphasizes that lifestyle choices, such as reducing alcohol intake, can significantly lower health risks. He advocates for a proactive approach to health, similar to past Surgeon Generals' efforts against smoking, urging society to heed these warnings to prevent future health crises.
#sports
Breitbart: WATCH: 'They Won't Let Me On!': Ohio State Star Will Howard Denied Entry to On-Stage Rose Bowl Celebration
Ohio State's star quarterback Will Howard was notably absent from the post-game celebration stage after the Buckeyes' Rose Bowl victory over Oregon. Despite attempts by teammates to assist him, Howard was told he could not join due to a "weight issue," leading to speculation about the true reason for his exclusion.
While some suggested his Christian faith may have influenced the decision, many other players with similar beliefs were allowed on stage. The prevailing theory remains that the weight concern was the primary factor behind Howard's absence from the celebration.
Breitbart: Caitlin Clark Says College Transfers Should Sit Out a Year Amid 'Egregious' Recruiting
WNBA star Caitlin Clark advocates for a return to rules requiring student-athletes to sit out a year after transferring schools, criticizing current recruiting tactics as “egregious.” She believes the NCAA needs to address the chaotic transfer climate exacerbated by NIL deals.
Clark expressed concern that college sports resemble professional leagues, losing their amateur essence. She and Jason Kelce emphasized the need for player commitment to their universities amid ongoing struggles within the NCAA to regulate the transfer system.
#technology
Fox News: The step I take to clear my inbox every January
Starting the new year with a clean inbox can be achieved through email archiving, which stores all emails in a digital vault, freeing up space in your inbox. This method is quicker than sorting through folders and helps manage digital clutter effectively.
Instructions for archiving emails vary by platform, including Gmail, Apple Mail, Microsoft Outlook, and Yahoo. Archiving is not the same as deleting; it retains emails for future access while reducing inbox bloat.
GB News: Millions of Google Chrome users on red alert: Hackers hijack 35 browser extensions to steal YOUR data
Criminals have hijacked at least 35 popular Chrome extensions, targeting users to steal sensitive data, including Facebook login credentials. The attacks began last month, exploiting developers' login credentials through sophisticated phishing schemes, even bypassing two-factor authentication.
One affected extension, Cyberhaven, was designed to protect user data but was compromised, highlighting the vulnerabilities in widely used extensions. Experts warn that users should change their passwords immediately if they suspect their accounts may have been affected.