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6 Jan 2025
#politics
Fox News: Democrats blame Merrick Garland slow-rolling Trump investigation for election loss: 'Fatal mistake'
Democrats are increasingly blaming U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland for delays in investigating Donald Trump, arguing that he should have acted sooner following the Jan. 6 committee's findings. Critics, including Rep. Jerrold Nadler and Sen. Adam Schiff, claim this inaction may have affected the 2024 election outcome.
While some Democrats express frustration with Garland's approach, others suggest that Trump’s narrative around Jan. 6 has overshadowed the DOJ's actions. President Biden reportedly regrets his choice of Garland, believing the slow response could lead to a potential Trump presidency and subsequent pardons.
Le Monde: Sarkozy's most dreaded trial is opening. He faces accusations Libya's Gaddafi funded his 2007 campaign.
Nicolas Sarkozy is on trial in Paris for alleged Libyan financing of his 2007 presidential campaign, accused of forming a "corruption pact" with Muammar Gaddafi. The trial runs from January 6 to April 10, with Sarkozy facing charges including corruption and illegal campaign financing.
He is already under an electronic bracelet following a prior conviction for corruption, and is joined in court by 12 other defendants, including three former ministers.
GB News: 'Hasn't got a clue!' Elon Musk blasted for 'interfering' in British politics amid Reform UK row
Reform UK spokesperson Ann Widdecombe criticized Elon Musk for his comments about party leader Nigel Farage, asserting that Musk "has no clue what he's talking about." She defended Farage's leadership and his achievements, particularly in relation to Brexit, and dismissed Musk's views on activist Tommy Robinson.
Widdecombe emphasized that while politicians may engage in international discussions, they should be well-informed. She suggested that Farage would approach the situation with Musk diplomatically, aiming to maintain good relations, while she chose to be more direct in her criticism.
#society
The Telegraph: Nursing student wins Miss America – and urges young to get back to work
Nursing student Abbies Stockard, 22, was crowned Miss America, advocating for young adults to re-enter the workforce post-COVID. She emphasized the importance of adapting skills and growing within current industries.
Runner-up Annette Addo-Yobo shared her immigrant story, highlighting her parents' journey from Ghana to the U.S.
Fox News: Texas pizzeria tips hat to highest bidder after petty theft uncovers another crime
A Texas pizzeria, Stone Oven Pizza, turned a petty theft of its tip jar into a community event by auctioning off a cowboy hat left behind by the teenage thieves. Proceeds from the auction were to support the affected employees.
Unexpectedly, the hat's rightful owner was discovered to be a man whose truck had been broken into by the same teens. The pizzeria decided to return the hat to him while rewarding its employees with bonuses for their kindness.
#economy
Le Monde: US Steel: 'Donald Trump's second term should complete the US's gradual retreat from global trade'
President Biden has opposed the takeover of US Steel by Japan's Nippon Steel, effectively ending a long-standing commitment to free trade. Nippon Steel's bid of over $14 billion was significantly higher than its competitors and included promises to invest in the company's future.
The decision reflects a shift in U.S. trade policy, prioritizing domestic interests amidst rising tensions with China. Nippon Steel had engaged with unions and local officials to secure support for the acquisition.
#technology
Fox News: It is easier than ever to disable Location Sharing on your Android phone
Google has introduced a new "Location Sharing" toggle in Android settings, allowing users to easily manage who can see their real-time location without navigating through Google Maps. This feature aims to enhance privacy and control, enabling users to choose when to share their whereabouts.
The update is available on Android devices running version 12 or later and supports various smartphone brands. Users can toggle location sharing on or off in the settings, improving privacy management while facilitating easier communication with trusted contacts.