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5 Jan 2025
#politics
Forbes: Trump Breaks Tradition By Redirecting Inaugural Swag Funds To His PAC
Donald Trump's inaugural merchandise sales may be redirected to cover personal expenses, including legal fees, through a leadership PAC. While typically proceeds fund inauguration events, Trump's committee is using a fundraising platform that allows for broader allocation of funds.
Legal experts raise concerns about potential misrepresentation to donors, as the funds are not going to the inaugural nonprofit as expected. This practice marks a departure from previous inaugurations, where proceeds directly supported event costs.
GB News: Elon Musk slams Nigel Farage for 'not having what it takes' as he claims Reform UK 'needs a new leader'
Elon Musk has urged Nigel Farage to resign as leader of Reform UK, stating he lacks the necessary qualities for leadership. This follows Farage's defense of Musk's controversial comments regarding Labour politicians, emphasizing the importance of free speech, even when offensive.
Musk's remarks included severe accusations against Sir Keir Starmer and other Labour figures. Farage acknowledged their differing views but reiterated his commitment to free speech and open debate.
#society
Human Events: Keir Starmer urged to drop formal definition of Islamophobia which says calling a Muslim a ‘sex groomer’ is racist
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces pressure to abandon plans for a government definition of "Islamophobia," with critics arguing it could stifle free speech and deter whistleblowers. Concerns have been raised, especially in light of the grooming gangs scandal, about potential misuse of the term.
Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick and others emphasize that the proposed definition could lead to false accusations against those exposing wrongdoing. Critics, including Tell Mama founder Fiyza Mughal, argue that any definition must protect free speech and allow for criticism of harmful behaviors without labeling it as Islamophobia.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Chinese ship ‘severs undersea cables around Taiwan’
Taiwan has accused a Chinese-owned ship, the Shunxing39, of damaging a crucial data cable off its northern coast. The incident left four cores of an international submarine cable ruptured, affecting data transmission to AT&T. The vessel, linked to a Hong Kong company, was tracked near the damage site.
Taiwan's officials express concern that Beijing may target vital sea infrastructure amid rising tensions, as China claims Taiwan as part of its territory. While Beijing prefers diplomatic integration, it has not dismissed the possibility of using military force.
#culture
Breitbart: Ricky Gervais Skewers Diddy, Hollywood 'Pedo Ring' in Jokes He Would've Made as This Year's Golden Globes Host
Ricky Gervais shared jokes he would have made if he were hosting the 2025 Golden Globes, targeting Sean "Diddy" Combs, Justin Timberlake, and Hollywood's alleged issues with sexual misconduct. He criticized the entertainment industry for its past silence on serious allegations.
Nikki Glaser will host the upcoming Golden Globes, expressing skepticism about the event's significance and her ability to be fully honest about the nominees. The ceremony is scheduled to air on CBS.
Breitbart: Megyn Kelly Blasts Golden Globes Front-Runner 'Conclave' as 'Most Disgusting Anti-Catholic Film I Have Seen in a Long Time'
Megyn Kelly criticized the film "Conclave," calling it "the most disgusting anti-Catholic film" she has seen. She condemned the portrayal of an intersex pope as a major plot twist and accused the filmmakers of targeting Christians while being cautious with other religions.
The film, a frontrunner for awards, dramatizes Vatican power struggles and features Ralph Fiennes as a cardinal. The controversial plot twist has sparked debate, with some viewers deeming it nonsensical and an attempt at wokeness.
#crime
Forbes: Here’s What We Know About New Orleans Truck Attack Suspect—As FBI Probes Trips To Egypt, Canada, Louisiana
Shamsud-Din Jabbar, 42, has been identified as the suspect in a New Year's Day truck attack in New Orleans that killed at least 14 people. The FBI is investigating the incident as an ISIS-inspired act, noting Jabbar's prior visits to the city and his claims of joining ISIS.
Jabbar, a U.S.-born Army veteran, died at the scene after ramming a truck into a crowd and firing at police. He had a history of personal and financial issues, and his social circle expressed shock over his radicalization. The FBI continues to probe his connections to terrorist organizations.