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6 Jan 2025
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Video: Live Reaction to Justin Trudeau Resigning
A video captures the live reaction of a crowd in Canada celebrating Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's resignation. The footage shows enthusiastic responses from attendees, indicating a significant public sentiment regarding his departure from office.
Front Page Magazine: Trudeau’s Reign of Terror Will Likely Stop Short of Canada’s Total Destruction
Justin Trudeau has announced his intention to resign, proroguing parliament until March 4 for the Liberal Party to select a new leader. His tenure has been marked by controversial actions, including the invocation of the Emergencies Act against peaceful protests and a perceived admiration for authoritarian regimes.
Critics argue that Trudeau's policies have led to increased division and danger in Canada, alongside a significant influx of unvetted migrants. His legacy is seen as one that threatens the country's status as a free society, with calls for accountability growing as he prepares to leave office.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC: Trump-supporting political prisoners ‘need to be made whole’
Vice President Kamala Harris confirmed Donald Trump's victory for the 2025 presidency during a live episode of Human Events Daily. Host Jack Posobiec urged viewers to remember January 6, highlighting the extensive prosecutions by the Biden administration of nearly 1,600 individuals involved in the Capitol events.
Posobiec emphasized the personal and professional consequences faced by Trump supporters, calling for justice for those still incarcerated. He stated that mere political victories are insufficient, insisting that those affected need to be fully restored.
Le Monde: Trump's lawyers ask judge to halt Friday's hush money case sentencing while they appeal to block it
President-elect Donald Trump is seeking to postpone his sentencing in a hush money case as he appeals a ruling that upheld his conviction on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. His lawyers argue the case should be paused while they challenge the judge's decision, which is set for January 10.
Prosecutors contend that Trump is responsible for the delays and urge the judge to proceed with sentencing, emphasizing the public interest in resolving the case. If sentencing occurs, Trump plans to appear via video due to the presidential transition. The case revolves around a payment made to silence allegations from Stormy Daniels during the 2016 campaign.
Fox News: 'Winds of change': Republicans jubilant after speedy certification of Trump's election victory
Congressional Republicans expressed optimism following the certification of President-elect Donald Trump's victory. Lawmakers praised the smooth process, with House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer and others emphasizing a clear mandate from voters for the GOP to advance its agenda.
The event, presided over by Vice President Kamala Harris, was marked by unity among lawmakers, contrasting sharply with the chaos of the previous certification in 2021. No objections were raised, signaling a readiness for a new chapter in governance.
#society
GB News: WATCH: Keir Starmer grilled by Christopher Hope on his 'failure' over grooming gang scandal
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer faced criticism for Labour's lack of a public inquiry into the Oldham grooming gang scandal. In a press conference, he defended his record as DPP, emphasizing his efforts to reform the system and address the serious abuse victims faced, which he described as "sickening."
Starmer acknowledged the need to ensure such failures do not recur, stressing the importance of listening to victims.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US envoy says Israeli forces have begun withdrawing from second south Lebanon town
US envoy Amos Hochstein announced that Israeli forces have begun withdrawing from Naqura, Lebanon, amid a fragile ceasefire with Hezbollah. This marks the second withdrawal since the ceasefire took effect on November 27. The Lebanese army is coordinating with UN peacekeepers to secure the area as part of the agreement.
Despite accusations of violations from both Israel and Hezbollah, Hochstein expressed optimism about the ceasefire's implementation and called for political consensus in Lebanon ahead of an upcoming presidential vote. Israel has warned that it may extend its presence in Lebanon if the Lebanese army does not fulfill its obligations under the ceasefire.
#religion
Breitbart: Pope Francis Names First Woman to Head Major Vatican Office
Pope Francis has appointed Sister Simona Brambilla as the first woman to lead a major Vatican office, overseeing the Dicastery for Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life. This move aligns with the pope's ongoing efforts to enhance women's roles in Church leadership.
Despite these advancements, Francis maintains that the priesthood is reserved for men, emphasizing the importance of laypeople and women in other capacities. He believes that the absence of women in ministerial roles does not diminish their significance within the Church.
The Imaginative Conservative: Conceived in Heaven, Born in Bethlehem, a Jubilee Year Awaits
The text explores the theological significance of Christ's birth and His relationship with Mary as His Immaculate Mother, emphasizing her purity and role in God's plan. It highlights the dual nature of Christ as both King and Redeemer, and the importance of divine love in uniting humanity with God.
Additionally, it introduces a new retreat movement called "Metanoia," aimed at fostering a deeper prayer life among Catholics to facilitate spiritual renewal and a return to God. This initiative seeks to inspire a Catholic renaissance through contemplation and a united faith experience.
#history
Fox News: Hidden staircase in church leads archaeologists to unearth 400-year-old burial vault
Archaeologists have discovered a 400-year-old burial vault beneath the Church of Saint Philibert in Dijon, France, following the uncovering of a long-lost staircase. The vault, likely from the 15th-16th centuries, contained the remains of both children and adults in wooden coffins, with few artifacts found.
The excavation revealed slab tombs dating back to the 11th-13th centuries and six sarcophagi. The church, the only remaining Romanesque structure from the 12th century in Dijon, was abandoned during the Revolution and has undergone significant alterations since.
#health
Forbes: First Bird Flu Death Reported In US
A Louisiana man has died from the first severe human case of bird flu in the U.S., according to state health officials. The individual, over 65 with underlying health conditions, contracted the illness after exposure to backyard and wild birds.
No additional cases have been reported since mid-December, and the general public risk remains low. The CDC advises those in contact with birds to take precautions to avoid infection.
#crime
Breitbart: Californians Want CHP to Help Combat Crime in Their Bay Area City
Residents of Vallejo, California, are calling for increased support from the California Highway Patrol (CHP) to address rising crime rates, including car sideshows, drug offenses, and shootings. A petition initiated by local resident Paula Conley highlights concerns over police understaffing and the need for additional law enforcement presence.
Governor Newsom has acknowledged the staffing issues and indicated that while CHP will assist, local leadership must effectively manage their police department. Recent measures include legislation allowing retired deputies to return to service to bolster public safety efforts in Vallejo.
The Western Journal: Unrelated Police Raid Finds Keanu Reeves' Stolen Watches
Chilean police have recovered three stolen watches belonging to actor Keanu Reeves during a raid in Santiago. The watches, including a $9,000 Rolex engraved with Reeves' name, were linked to a burglary at his Los Angeles home in December 2023.
A 21-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the case, which involved multiple robberies in the area. This incident adds to Reeves' history of previous break-ins, raising concerns about his safety.
Breitbart: New York MTA CEO: Subway Crime Surge Is 'in People's Heads'
MTA head Janno Lieber downplayed concerns over rising subway crime, stating that safety statistics are "positive" and that fears are largely psychological. He noted crime rates are 12.5% lower than in 2019, despite high-profile incidents.
Governor Kathy Hochul faced backlash for similar remarks, promoting subway safety improvements while a recent attack left a woman dead. Critics argue her messaging is insensitive given the circumstances.
Fox News: National Sheriffs' Association slams state of policing under Biden, throws full support behind Patel for FBI
The National Sheriffs' Association has endorsed Kash Patel for FBI director, urging the Senate Judiciary Committee to expedite his confirmation. Patel, a former public defender and national security adviser, is seen as a candidate who could restore confidence in the FBI and improve collaboration with local law enforcement.
The association criticized current law enforcement policies under the Biden administration, claiming they have weakened the rule of law and increased vulnerability to crime. They emphasized the need for improved coordination between federal and local agencies to combat organized crime and enhance national security.