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#politics
Breitbart: Report – 'The Cuts Will Be Deep': WaPo to Lay Off Dozens of Staffers
The Washington Post is set to lay off dozens of staff members, particularly in its business division, following criticism for not endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris during the 2020 election. This decision has reportedly led to low morale and a talent exodus, with several high-profile reporters leaving.
The financial struggles of the Post have been compounded by the backlash from not endorsing Harris, resulting in a significant loss of subscribers. Additionally, Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Ann Telnaes resigned, alleging editorial interference regarding a cartoon critical of Jeff Bezos and Donald Trump.
The Telegraph: Who will replace Justin Trudeau as prime minister of Canada?
Justin Trudeau announced his resignation as Canadian prime minister after nearly a decade, citing rising discontent and turmoil within his government. Several potential successors are emerging, including Chrystia Freeland, Mark Carney, Mélanie Joly, François-Philippe Champagne, and Anita Anand.
Freeland, a former deputy prime minister, has been critical of Trudeau's economic policies. Carney, a respected financial leader, has not held public office but is gaining attention. Joly, Champagne, and Anand also bring significant experience and leadership roles within the Liberal Party.
Fox News: Trump reacts to Trudeau resignation: 'Many people in Canada LOVE being the 51st State'
President-elect Trump suggested that Canada should become the 51st U.S. state, citing benefits such as reduced tariffs and increased security against threats from Russia and China. This statement came shortly after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his resignation amid declining approval ratings and internal party pressure.
Trudeau's resignation follows months of criticism regarding his handling of economic issues, including rising inflation and living costs. Trump has previously warned of imposing tariffs on Canada and Mexico due to concerns over illegal immigration and drug trafficking.
Fox News: Trump chief of staff pledges no 'drama' or second-guessing in White House
Incoming White House chief of staff Susie Wiles emphasized a no-drama approach, rejecting self-centered behavior and promoting teamwork. She aims to avoid the leaks and infighting that characterized Trump's first term and is focused on achieving shared goals.
Wiles outlined key agenda items for Trump's second term, including regulatory rollbacks, tax cuts, and immigration enforcement. She praised the professionalism of Biden's chief of staff while criticizing the current administration's policies.
Breitbart: Joe Biden Uses January 6 to Smear Donald Trump in WaPo Oped
President Biden's recent op-ed on January 6 aimed to remind Americans of the events surrounding the Capitol riot, criticizing efforts to downplay its significance. He emphasized the need to preserve the truth about that day for future generations, highlighting the violence and threats faced by law enforcement.
The piece, however, did not address the partisan nature of the January 6 Committee or its inability to prevent Trump's reelection bid. Critics argue that Trump's political resilience demonstrates a significant comeback despite various attempts to undermine him.
Forbes: Trump Says Canada Should Merge With U.S.—Trolling Trudeau As He Steps Down
President-elect Donald Trump suggested a merger between the U.S. and Canada following Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's announcement of his resignation. Trump claimed this would eliminate tariffs, lower taxes, and enhance security against Russian and Chinese threats.
Trudeau's resignation comes amid internal party pressures, and he stated that he cannot lead the Liberal Party into the next election. Trump referred to Canada as “the 51st State” and criticized the trade deficits that Canada faces.
The Federalist: Biden Locks Up Oil With New Lame-Duck Restrictions
President Biden has issued an executive order banning new oil and gas projects across 625 million acres of U.S. coastal waters, utilizing the 1953 Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act. This move has drawn criticism from President-elect Trump, who plans to reverse the ban, though legal complexities may hinder such actions.
Biden's order is part of his broader "30 by 30" initiative to conserve significant areas of land and water, which has faced pushback from various stakeholders. Congressional Republicans are also looking to reform the Antiquities Act, which has been used to impose strict protections on public lands, further complicating the energy production landscape.
The Western Journal: Watch: Biden Launches Vulgar Outburst at White House Reporters in Bizarre Moment
President Joe Biden faced criticism after a recent outburst during a press conference, where he used vulgar language while responding to a question about Donald Trump. This incident has raised further questions about his temperament and fitness for office, with some commentators suggesting it reflects a deeper moral failing.
Critics argue that Biden's behavior contradicts his image as a devout Catholic and highlights a pattern of anger and poor judgment throughout his presidency. Many see this moment as emblematic of a larger narrative about his leadership and legacy.
#society
The Western Journal: 'Cosby Show' Actor Still Struggling to Make Ends Meet After Being Forced to Leave Grocery Store Job
Geoffrey Owens, known for his role on "The Cosby Show," faced challenges after unflattering photos of him working at Trader Joe's surfaced in 2018, leading him to leave the job. Despite the stigma, he has maintained a positive outlook and continues to pursue acting, recently promoting his new film.
Owens has demonstrated resilience, even returning to Trader Joe's for work due to financial struggles exacerbated by the decline in residuals from the show following Bill Cosby's scandal. His charitable spirit was evident when he donated a $25,000 gift from Nicki Minaj to charity.
GB News: Eamonn Holmes rips into Labour MP over handling of grooming gangs: 'You WILL give me an answer!'
Health Minister Karin Smyth has dismissed claims that Elon Musk is influencing the UK government, asserting that Prime Minister Keir Starmer is in charge. She criticized Musk's comments on the Labour Party's handling of grooming gangs, urging him to support victims instead.
Smyth defended Starmer's record as Director of Public Prosecutions, highlighting his commitment to tackling abuse. She emphasized the government's dedication to supporting law enforcement in addressing historical abuse cases, acknowledging the challenges ahead.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: In Syria’s Quneitra, frustration at lack of action to end Israeli incursion
Israeli forces have entered the UN-patrolled buffer zone in Quneitra, Syria, following the recent fall of President Bashar Assad. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) stated that their presence is temporary and for security purposes, but local residents are concerned about potential long-term occupation and military incursions.
Protests against the Israeli military's actions have resulted in violence, with reports of troops opening fire on demonstrators. The new Syrian government has lodged complaints with the UN but is focused on consolidating power rather than confronting Israel militarily. Residents express frustration at the lack of support from their government and the international community.
#health
Human Events: Genetically engineered mosquitos to be released in Australia by Bill Gates-backed biotech firm
A British biotech firm, Oxitec, in partnership with Australia's CSIRO, plans to release genetically engineered male mosquitos in Australia to combat diseases like dengue and Zika. The project aims to reduce female mosquito populations through a self-limiting gene.
Critics, including Queensland senator Gerard Rennick, argue that the trial is unnecessary due to the low incidence of dengue in Australia and call for the license application to be rejected. The initiative has received funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Fox News: Michael J. Fox honored with Presidential Medal of Freedom for Parkinson’s research efforts
Michael J. Fox received the Presidential Medal of Freedom on January 4, 2025, in recognition of his significant contributions to Parkinson's disease research through The Michael J. Fox Foundation. President Biden honored Fox for his resilience and advocacy, highlighting his impact on advancing treatments.
Fox's foundation has become the largest nonprofit for Parkinson's research, allocating over $2 billion to global research initiatives. He was diagnosed with the disease in 1991, and the foundation recently celebrated breakthroughs, including a new Parkinson's biomarker and the establishment of a federal initiative to enhance research and patient care.
#crime
Breitbart: New Orleans Terrorist Shamsud-Din Jabbar Wore Mark Zuckerberg's Meta Smart Glasses During Attack
Shamsud-Din Jabbar used Meta smart glasses to record his planning and execution of a terrorist attack in New Orleans on New Year’s Day, resulting in 14 deaths and 35 injuries. The FBI reported that he recorded previous visits to the area with the glasses, which can livestream and capture video hands-free.
Jabbar's attack involved placing improvised explosive devices (IEDs) on Bourbon Street and using his vehicle as a weapon. He was apprehended by law enforcement following the incident, which also led to the discovery of explosive devices at a rental home he had occupied.
Breitbart: UK Gov't Refuses to Release Number of Grooming Gang Deportations
The British government is under scrutiny for not releasing data on the deportation of grooming gang child rapists and for refusing to initiate a national public inquiry into the issue. Critics, including Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, argue that this lack of transparency conceals systemic failures in protecting vulnerable girls.
Recent data indicates that foreign nationals are disproportionately arrested for sexual offenses, with over 9,000 arrests in the first ten months of last year. This situation raises concerns about the effectiveness of current immigration policies and the need for accountability in addressing these crimes.