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5 Jan 2025
#politics
Fox News: Speaker Johnson reveals how Trump wants Congress to handle business during the first hundred days
House Speaker Mike Johnson aims to advance President-elect Donald Trump's agenda, focusing on a comprehensive reconciliation bill that encompasses key issues like border security and economic revival. He believes this approach will streamline negotiations and address voter concerns.
Johnson highlights the urgency of preventing significant tax increases and plans to encourage U.S. manufacturing while reducing regulatory burdens. Despite a narrow Republican majority, he is optimistic about delivering on campaign promises, with a potential reconciliation bill ready by April or May.
Fox News: Top GOP senators call for reform, 'consequences' in wake of law enforcement 'leadership failure'
Top GOP senators are calling for reforms in the FBI following recent law enforcement failures, particularly in light of a terrorist attack in New Orleans. Senate Majority Leader John Thune emphasized the need for a makeover of the FBI to restore public trust, while Senator Bill Cassidy demanded accountability and a review of police decisions related to the attack.
The senators' comments come after criticism of the FBI's initial response to the attack, which was not classified as terrorism until later. They are advocating for swift confirmation of Trump's nominee to lead the FBI, Kash Patel, to ensure effective leadership in addressing these issues.
Fox News: Gingrich warns Freedom Caucus to study his era as conservatives issue demand letter following Johnson vote
Former Speaker Newt Gingrich urged the House Freedom Caucus to adopt strategies from his Conservative Opportunity Society, which helped lead to the GOP's House majority in 1994. He emphasized the need for a coherent path to achieve their goals rather than being a fragmented group.
Gingrich and others believe the Freedom Caucus has a unique opportunity to influence policy under Speaker Mike Johnson, who has committed to conservative principles. However, some members express concerns about Johnson's willingness to push the Trump agenda and demand a more aggressive legislative approach.
The Western Journal: Fox News Ratings Trounce the Competition: CNN and MSNBC Combined Can’t Compete
In 2024, Fox News significantly outperformed CNN and MSNBC, achieving its highest viewership since 2015. The network averaged 1.5 million total day viewers and 2.4 million during prime time, capturing 56% of the cable news audience in prime time.
Fox News has maintained its dominance for nine consecutive years, with a 21% increase in total day viewers and a 30% rise during prime time compared to 2023. The network's strategy of featuring diverse political voices may contribute to its broad appeal.
#economy
Le Monde: In Russia's shadow, China pushes its agenda in Sahel mines
Malian junta leader Assimi Goita inaugurated a lithium production plant in Goulamina, aiming to boost the nation's finances. The project, backed by Chinese company Ganfeng Lithium, reflects the junta's increased control over the mining sector since the 2020 coup, including a new mining code.
The changes mandate state ownership of up to 30% in mines, higher taxes, and profit deposits in Mali. This initiative is seen as a crucial step to address financial pressures faced by the military government.
#military
The Telegraph: UK could be hit by missiles ‘fired from anywhere in the world’ within 15 years
Experts warn that Britain could face ballistic missile threats from anywhere globally within 15 years due to technological advancements. Current air defense systems are aging and may not keep pace with the evolving missile capabilities seen in recent conflicts.
Concerns have been raised by politicians and military personnel regarding the UK's preparedness for such threats, highlighting the need for upgrades in missile defense technology.
The Economist: The US Army needs less good, cheaper drones to compete
The U.S. Army is lagging in drone technology, focusing on expensive models while Ukraine effectively uses low-cost drones for combat. The Pentagon's procurement strategy raises questions about the high costs and whether they can be reduced to enhance military competitiveness.
The situation highlights a need for the Army to adapt to modern warfare demands by prioritizing affordability and quantity over high-end technology.
#culture
GB News: Wetherspoons announces limited-time burger and drinks to celebrate Scottish poet
Wetherspoons pubs in Britain will celebrate Scottish poet Robert Burns with a week-long event from January 22 to January 28. The festivities will feature traditional Scottish dishes, including haggis, neeps, and tatties, along with a Caledonian burger and a selection of Scottish beverages.
The event coincides with Burns Night on January 25, offering guests a chance to enjoy special ales and whiskies. Wetherspoons aims to provide a longer celebration of Scottish culture beyond just the evening of Burns Night.