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4 Jan 2024
#politics
The Federalist: Cali's New Gun Law Will Hurt Women And Black People Most
California has banned carrying concealed handguns in most locations, even though there is no evidence that permit holders have caused problems. The state is also cutting police budgets and electing district attorneys who refuse to prosecute violent criminals. The new law will prevent people from defending themselves and restrict firearms training. In contrast, criminologists and economists agree that removing gun-free zones is one of the most effective policies to prevent mass shootings. A recent report shows that there are now over 21.8 million concealed handgun permits in the US, with more women and minorities obtaining permits. However, California and New York stand out as restrictive states with low permit rates. It is crucial to prioritize people's ability to protect themselves, especially vulnerable groups, instead of limiting access to firearms.
GB News: Rishi Sunak rules out May election as he finally outlines his 'working assumption'
UK Politics. Rishi Sunak dismisses the possibility of a spring general election, stating that it is his working assumption that it will occur in the second half of the year. He emphasizes the importance of managing the economy and addressing illegal migration. A general election must be held by January 2025, with Sunak previously ruling out an election for this date.
Liberty Nation News: House Speaker Johnson Melding GOP Minds on Border Tour - Liberty Nation News
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson leads a delegation to the US-Mexico border, highlighting illegal immigration as a key issue in the 2024 election. Johnson criticizes the Biden administration and threatens impeachment of the Homeland Security Secretary. Republicans aim to block funding for Ukraine and push for stricter immigration legislation. +
President Biden fires back, accusing Republicans of hypocrisy on border security. Democrats call for bipartisan discussions while Republicans vow to block further funding until border control is achieved. GOP unity is restored as they take a hardline approach. +
Fox News: North Carolina goes all in with DNC in having Biden alone on primary ballot, flouting Democrat challengers
North Carolina's election board accepted the state Democratic Party's request to have President Biden as the sole Democrat presidential candidate. Five additional individuals, including Marianne Williamson, asked to join the primaries but were denied. The decision faced criticism from Williamson and Rep. Dean Phillips, who accused the Democratic Party of limiting choices and disregarding democratic principles.
Liberty Nation News: Donald Trump Makes His Colorado Case to the Supreme Court - Liberty Nation News
Former President Donald Trump's legal team has filed an appeal with the US Supreme Court to overturn the Colorado Supreme Court's decision to bar him from the GOP presidential primary ballot. They argue that the decision goes against the Constitution and that the people should choose their own leaders. The appeal presents four key arguments, including that eligibility for the presidency should be decided by Congress, not state courts, and that the events of January 6, 2021, were not an insurrection.
#war
The Telegraph: Ukraine-Russia war live: Ukraine 'blows up Russian jet 1,000 miles behind enemy lines'
Ukrainian saboteurs blow up Russian fighter jet 1,000 miles behind enemy lines at Shagol airfield in Chelyabinsk.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: South Korea spy agency says Kim Jong Un’s daughter is likely heir to dictatorship
The 10-year-old daughter of Kim Jong Un is predicted to succeed her father as the North Korean supreme leader. The South Korean National Intelligence Service believes that Kim Ju Ae is the most likely heir, based on her public appearances and the respect shown towards her.
#economy
GB News: New Chinese electric car brands to launch in the UK this year with prices of 'less than £30,000'
Two Chinese car brands, Seres and Skywell, will launch electric cars in the UK this year at prices lower than legacy manufacturers. Seres will release the Seres 3, a compact SUV with a range of 205 miles and a price tag of less than £30,000. Skywell will introduce the ET5, a mid-size SUV with a range of 304 miles. Chinese car brands are posing a serious threat to legacy manufacturers in the UK due to lower production costs and better access to materials.
#crime
The Telegraph: Jeffrey Epstein offered money to disprove Stephen Hawking ‘orgy’ allegation
Jeffrey Epstein told Ghislaine Maxwell to offer money if they could disprove an allegation that Stephen Hawking was involved in an underage orgy. Epstein also claimed that Bill Clinton had dined on his private island, which Clinton has denied. Photographs emerged showing Hawking on Epstein's island in 2015.
#technology
The Telegraph: American boy, 13, becomes first person to beat Tetris
A 13-year-old American beats the impossible and becomes the first person to beat Tetris, a classic video game from 1984. Using a new technique, he achieves record-breaking scores and levels.
#other
GB News: Woman who owns three American bullies supports XL ban and calls them ‘bloodthirsty killing machines’
A woman who owns American Bullies supports the ban on XL dogs, calling them "bloodthirsty killing machines." She agrees with the tighter laws on ownership, blaming irresponsible owners. Another owner has raised money to rehome the dogs in Scotland to save them from the ban.
GB News: Rishi Sunak sparks new furious Tory revolt after latest Rwanda development
UK politics
Tory rebels threaten to oppose the Government's Rwanda Bill, prompting Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to rush the legislation and secure a 44-seat majority. Talks will be held between the Government and rebel leaders, with potential amendments and strengthening of the bill on the table. Concerns arise over Section Four, enabling individual migrants to appeal deportation to Rwanda. Meanwhile, the UK's statistics watchdog investigates the Prime Minister's claim of clearing the "legacy" asylum claims backlog.