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#politics
The Telegraph: How Musk’s support of AfD could impact Germany’s election
Elon Musk's endorsement of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has raised concerns about legitimizing the group among voters and business leaders. His comments, calling the AfD the “last vestige of hope,” have increased the party's visibility ahead of Germany's snap election.
AfD member Frank-Christian Hansel believes Musk's influence could shift public perception and counter fears that the party poses a risk to investment. The endorsement marks a significant political shift to the right in Germany.
Breitbart: Joe Biden to Award Hillary Clinton, George Soros Medal of Freedom
President Biden will award the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Hillary Clinton, George Soros, and 17 others, recognizing their contributions to American society and global peace. The ceremony will take place at the White House, highlighting the recipients as exemplary leaders.
The Medal of Freedom, established by President Kennedy in 1963, is the highest civilian honor in the U.S. Past recipients include notable figures across various fields. Clinton previously faced criticism for her remarks about Trump supporters in 2016.
Forbes: Trump Says He Was ‘Evilly And Illegally Treated’ After Judge Upholds Hush Money Conviction
President-elect Donald Trump criticized the U.S. justice system on social media, claiming he has been treated more unfairly than any other president. His comments followed Judge Juan Merchan's decision to uphold Trump's conviction on 34 felony counts related to falsifying business records and set a sentencing date for January 10.
Trump labeled the charges as "fake" and accused the judge of corruption, asserting that the New York justice system is flawed and driving people away from the state. He indicated plans to appeal the ruling after sentencing, which may result in fines but not prison time.
Breitbart: South Korea: Police Fail to Arrest Impeached President After Hours-Long Standoff
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol evaded arrest on Friday as his security detail blocked investigators from entering his residence, citing national security concerns. The Corruption Investigation Office (CIO) abandoned their efforts after hours of standoff, leading to accusations of obstruction of justice against the Presidential Security Service.
Yoon's impeachment followed his attempt to declare martial law, which was overturned by legislators. His supporters claim the recent election was rigged and are rallying around him, drawing parallels to former President Trump. Protests have intensified, with calls for Yoon's arrest and counter-demonstrations in support of him.
#society
The Western Journal: Rapper Ice-T Goes Off on Deputy and Pays the Price, Even the Sergeant Tells Him There's Nothing He Can Do
Rapper Ice-T was pulled over in New Jersey for a missing front license plate and expired registration. During the stop, he confronted the deputy, refusing to comply and using disrespectful language, resulting in multiple tickets.
Despite his behavior, the vehicle was not towed, but Ice-T's actions have drawn criticism, highlighting the disconnect between his celebrity status and the law.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Launching the New Year in Hope and Faith
In a world often perceived as bleak, individuals are encouraged to seek deeper truths beyond the superficial narratives of contemporary discourse. Emphasizing the importance of spiritual practices, such as keeping the Sabbath and cultivating the mind, one can maintain inner joy and resilience.
The holiday season, spanning from Halloween to New Year’s, serves as a time for reflection and renewal, rooted in religious significance despite its secular commercialization. Embracing traditions and engaging with Western culture can lead to spiritual growth and a hopeful outlook on life.
#history
Le Monde: Jimmy Carter's state funeral begins in Georgia. Here's what to know
Former President Jimmy Carter passed away at the age of 100 on December 29, 2024. His funeral observances began on January 4, 2025, in Georgia, where a motorcade followed a route significant to his life, including stops at his childhood home and the Methodist church where he married.
The ceremonies will include a public lying in repose in Atlanta, followed by a return to Washington for a state funeral at the National Cathedral. Afterward, Carter will be laid to rest in Plains, Georgia, near his family.
#crime
Breitbart: Lawsuit: Royal Caribbean Worker Filmed Children Undressing on Hidden Cameras
Arvin Joseph Mirasol, a former Royal Caribbean stateroom attendant, was sentenced to 30 years in prison for producing child pornography by installing hidden cameras on the Symphony of the Seas. Following his conviction, a lawsuit was filed against the cruise line by a dozen passengers, including minors, alleging severe emotional and psychological harm.
The lawsuit claims Mirasol recorded guests in private moments and uploaded the footage online, including on the dark web. Victims are concerned about the potential ongoing circulation of their images, with attorneys seeking damages for the permanent impact on their lives.
#other
Breitbart: Russians Declare Emergency in Crimea as Oil Spill Reaches Sevastopol
Russia has declared a regional emergency in Sevastopol, Crimea, due to an oil spill from two storm-damaged tankers in the Kerch Strait. Authorities reported oil on four beaches, but claimed there is no mass pollution. Cleanup efforts are ongoing, with over 5,000 workers involved.
The spill is estimated to have contaminated up to 200,000 tons of material, prompting concerns from both Russian and Ukrainian officials. Ukrainian advisor Mykhailo Podolyak labeled it an "environmental disaster" and called for sanctions on Russian tankers.
GB News: UK weather: 'Good chance' rural areas will be cut off as up to 30cm of snow expected amid amber warnings and temperatures plunging to -9C
Britain is preparing for severe winter weather this weekend, with the Met Office issuing two amber warnings for heavy snow and freezing rain. Up to 30cm of snow is expected, particularly affecting central England, Wales, and northern regions, potentially isolating rural communities.
Warnings are in place for major cities like Liverpool and Manchester, with disruptions anticipated to power and mobile services. Additional yellow warnings for rain, snow, and ice are also active across various regions, including northern Scotland and Northern Ireland.