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5 Jan 2025
#politics
Fox News: Pro-Israel Dem could tip scales in key Senate committee as Middle East war continues
Sen. Jacky Rosen of Nevada has been appointed to the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, enhancing U.S. support for Israel amid ongoing conflict with Hamas. Rosen, a strong advocate for Israel's self-defense, aims to foster bipartisan cooperation and uphold U.S. commitments to its allies.
Her addition comes as the committee faces a shift in dynamics, with several Democrats previously critical of Israel. Rosen's presence may facilitate more balanced discussions and actions regarding U.S. foreign policy in the region.
#society
Fox News: Truck driver intervenes in highway shootout, wins Goodyear Highway Hero Award
Timothy VanNostrand, a New York logging truck driver, acted heroically during a June 2023 shootout on Interstate 88, using his truck to block a fugitive's escape and protect motorists. He was later honored by the New York State Police and Goodyear as a "Highway Hero."
Goodyear's Highway Hero Award recognizes commercial drivers who demonstrate exceptional courage and safety on the road. The program aims to highlight the significant impact truck drivers have on public safety and the economy.
GB News: 'We need to know!' Farage calls for investigation into Starmer's role in grooming gangs scandal
Nigel Farage has called for a public inquiry into the grooming gang scandal, emphasizing the need to investigate the roles of social services, police, and local councils. He specifically suggested that Sir Keir Starmer's tenure as Director of Public Prosecutions should be scrutinized.
Farage criticized Labour's Jess Phillips for rejecting a national inquiry, arguing that the public deserves to know the extent of the abuse affecting young girls in various towns. He claimed that a Reform UK government would ensure a comprehensive investigation into the issue.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Disney and Sony bank £13.5m from Russian business
Disney and Sony received £13.5 million from a Russian joint venture since the Ukraine invasion, despite halting operations in Russia. A £13.1 million dividend was paid in March 2022, shortly after both studios announced their business suspensions.
The payments raise concerns amid scrutiny of Western companies in Russia. Campaign group B4Ukraine is urging firms to sever ties, while some companies face difficulties exiting the market. Disney and Sony previously ended their joint venture in 2020.
#military
Times Of Israel: Top IDF officer’s warning of Hamas onslaught plans was hidden in Aug. 2023 – report
A senior Israeli intelligence officer warned in August 2023 that Hamas was preparing for a large-scale attack, but this assessment was not communicated to top military officials before the October 7 massacre. The report indicates that critical intelligence was overlooked, leading to a catastrophic failure in preparedness.
The intelligence document, known as "Jericho Walls," outlined Hamas's planned tactics for the assault, which were ultimately executed on October 7. Despite earlier warnings, key military and political leaders did not receive this information, raising concerns about the effectiveness of Israel's intelligence operations.
#culture
Fox News: Denzel Washington sets new record after wild year of retirement rumors, fan fights and embracing religion
Denzel Washington has made headlines with his 11th Golden Globe nomination for "Gladiator II," setting a record for the most nominations by a Black actor. At 69, he hinted at retirement after upcoming projects, emphasizing a desire to work with top filmmakers.
In addition to his film career, Washington received his minister's license and has been vocal about his faith, stating that discussing religion is often taboo in Hollywood. He also had a notable encounter with King Charles III during the film's premiere.
#crime
Fox News: NY governor touts increased surveillance amid MTA mayhem: Cameras in 'every single subway car'
Governor Kathy Hochul announced the installation of security cameras in all New York City subway cars to combat a recent surge in violent crime. This follows incidents including the murder of a homeless woman and the trial of Daniel Penny, who defended passengers from an unstable individual. Hochul emphasized the need for legislative changes to improve mental health treatment and involuntary commitment processes.
Despite these measures, critics argue that Hochul's actions are insufficient, pointing to a lack of control over fare evasion and a history of soft-on-crime policies by Democrats. They call for stronger actions to ensure public safety in the subway system.
Fox News: JonBenet Ramsey's father shares how loss of 2 children 'challenged' his faith 28 years after daughter's murder
John Ramsey reflects on the profound loss of his daughters, Beth and JonBenet, stating that these tragedies challenged and ultimately strengthened his faith. He emphasizes the overwhelming pain of losing a child and the long journey of soul-searching that followed.
Despite the unsolved nature of JonBenet's murder, Ramsey remains hopeful for justice and plans to meet with Boulder police to discuss modern DNA testing on evidence. He believes advancements in genetic genealogy could help solve the case, which has lingered for nearly three decades.
Fox News: NYC subway burning suspect, Laken Riley’s killer among illegal immigrants accused of preying on Americans
Illegal immigrants have been implicated in several violent crimes across the U.S., raising concerns about safety under the current administration. Notable cases include a Guatemalan man charged with murder after setting a woman on fire in a subway, and a Venezuelan migrant convicted of killing a nursing student.
Additionally, a Mexican national was arrested for the murder of his girlfriend after reentering the U.S. illegally, while a Honduran man was charged with attempted rape shortly after being released from jail. Another case involves a Dominican man accused of murdering a family of four in New York.
Fox News: South Carolina scheduling executions again after a pause for the holidays
South Carolina is set to resume executions after a holiday pause, with the next scheduled for January 31. Marion Bowman Jr., convicted of murder in 2001, maintains his innocence and is among several inmates whose executions were delayed due to drug supply issues.
The state Supreme Court has ruled that executions can occur five weeks apart, with three additional inmates awaiting dates. South Carolina previously had a 13-year pause on executions before resuming last fall. Legal representatives argue Bowman's trial was unfair, citing ineffective counsel and biased testimony.