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5 Jan 2025
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Scott Powell at Restoration Weekend: Rediscovering America
Scott Powell spoke at the David Horowitz Freedom Center’s 2024 Restoration Weekend, held from November 21-24 at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Naples, Florida. His remarks were part of a larger event focused on conservative values and political restoration.
The video of his speech is available for viewing.
Fox News: Austrian nationalist party leader rumored to be in talks to form government
Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen plans to meet with far-right leader Herbert Kickl amid speculation about forming a new government. This follows Chancellor Karl Nehammer's resignation after coalition talks collapsed. Nehammer has ruled out working with Kickl, but internal dissent within his party is growing.
Kickl's Freedom Party won 29.2% in the recent elections, but Van der Bellen tasked Nehammer with forming a government, drawing criticism from Kickl. The Freedom Party advocates for strict immigration policies and opposes sanctions against Russia. The political landscape remains unstable after failed coalition talks.
#society
Front Page Magazine: After Terror Attack, AllState CEO Chides Americans About Our ‘Addiction to Divisiveness’
A recent vehicular attack in New Orleans claimed 15 lives, attributed to a jihadist. Allstate CEO Tom Wilson referred to the incident as a "tragedy," avoiding the term terrorism and suggesting a need for unity against divisiveness, which has sparked outrage among many.
Critics argue that Wilson's comments downplay the nature of the attack and shift blame onto Americans rather than addressing the violent ideology behind it. Social media backlash has led to calls for boycotts of Allstate, with many expressing dissatisfaction over the company's focus on diversity initiatives instead of confronting the realities of terrorism.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: BREAKING: Zelensky says he has ‘confidence’ Trump will bring a quick end to the war
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed confidence that Donald Trump, if re-elected, could help end the Russo-Ukrainian war. He noted that European leaders are closely watching Trump's interactions and believe he has the influence to decisively impact the conflict.
Zelensky emphasized the importance of building strong relationships with the incoming administration, stating that communication between their teams is ongoing. He acknowledged the challenges posed by those attempting to create division but remains hopeful about Trump's potential role in restoring peace.
The Western Journal: Trump, China, and the Panama Canal: America's Fight for Control
The Panama Canal is crucial for U.S. national security and economic prosperity, facilitating over 70% of its transits to and from U.S. ports. As China's influence grows, particularly through control of key ports, America must act to protect this strategic asset and ensure its operations align with democratic values.
The expiration of Hutchison Ports PPC's contract presents a vital opportunity for the U.S. to encourage a transparent bidding process and strengthen ties with Panama. By fostering competition and investing in the region, the U.S. can safeguard the Canal's future as a cornerstone of global trade and security.
#culture
Le Monde: Golden Globes set for return with strong French presence and new host
The Golden Globes Foundation will host its annual ceremony at the Beverly Hilton on January 5, 2025, with Nikki Glaser as the new host. This year's nominations feature a strong French presence, with Jacques Audiard's "Emilia Perez" leading with ten nominations.
The event will air on CBS and Paramount+ and aims to rebuild the foundation's reputation after past controversies. Notable contenders include "The Bear" and "Shogun" in the television categories, while films like "Dune: Part Two" and "The Brutalist" compete in drama.
GB News: Line Of Duty star Martin Compston teases new series of BBC cop show as he admits he’d 'like to pull his waistcoat out again'
Martin Compston hinted at a potential return to the BBC police drama "Line of Duty," expressing a desire to reprise his role as Detective Inspector Steve Arnott. He acknowledged fans' enthusiasm but cautioned that there are no current plans in place.
Co-star Adrian Dunbar confirmed that creator Jed Mercurio is working on new material, and recent discussions among the main cast suggest they are aiming to align their schedules for a possible seventh series, with filming potentially starting next year.
#crime
Front Page Magazine: Could the Feds Have Been Involved in the New Orleans Jihad Massacre?
Trust in the government has diminished, leading some to speculate that the New Orleans jihad massacre may have been facilitated by federal agents to incite unrest amid Trump's potential return. Critics argue that this reflects a broader trend of corruption within federal agencies.
Past incidents, such as the Garland attack, raise questions about the FBI's role in encouraging jihadist activities. Despite evidence of federal involvement, the agency has remained silent on its actions, leaving many skeptical about its current investigation into the New Orleans attack.
#sports
Breitbart: Vikings Spent $2 Million on Tickets to Get Fans to Ford Field Lions Game
The Minnesota Vikings purchased 1,900 tickets for nearly $2 million for their game against the Detroit Lions, offering them to season ticket holders at a reduced price. This strategy aims to enhance the experience for players' families and limit hostile Lions fans behind the team bench.
Detroit officials have expressed concern over the tactic, but the NFL states there are no rules against it. The situation has raised questions about potential abuse, as tickets have been resold at inflated prices on the secondary market.