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6 Jan 2025
#politics
The Federalist: Docs Reveal More Gov't Lies About Censorship, Ask For Probe
Court documents reveal that government censorship efforts aimed at suppressing dissent began during the Obama administration and continued under Biden. Evidence suggests federal agencies violated transparency laws and coordinated with social media platforms to silence critics, particularly regarding COVID-19 policies.
The Missouri v. Biden case highlights concerns over the government's manipulation of public discourse and the use of taxpayer-funded organizations to execute censorship. Plaintiffs argue for expanded discovery to uncover the extent of this alleged censorship regime, which they claim undermines constitutional rights.
The Federalist: Kristen Welker Learned Nothing From The Russia Hoax
NBC’s Kristen Welker hosted Sen. Adam Schiff on "Meet the Press," where Schiff criticized the incoming FBI director Kash Patel as unqualified and accused him of pursuing political vendettas. Schiff's remarks reflect his own history of using conspiracies to advance his political career, particularly during the Trump administration.
Despite Patel's documented efforts to deploy National Guard troops ahead of January 6, Schiff's claims went unchallenged by Welker, who ended the interview without pressing for clarification. This highlights ongoing tensions and narratives surrounding political accountability and media responsibility.
The Telegraph: Sarkozy stands trial over ‘€50m bribe from Gaddafi’
Nicolas Sarkozy is set to stand trial for corruption, accused of receiving tens of millions from Muammar Gaddafi to aid the Libyan leader's rehabilitation in exchange for financing his 2007 presidential campaign. If found guilty, he faces up to 10 years in prison.
This case marks a historic moment as it's the first time a former French president has been charged with criminal conspiracy involving a foreign government. Sarkozy is already serving a one-year sentence for bribery and has multiple ongoing investigations.
GB News: Trump and Farage 'need Elon Musk' for his X platform, Eamonn Holmes claims
Eamonn Holmes criticized Elon Musk for his recent comments about Nigel Farage, stating that the Reform UK leader "doesn't have what it takes." Musk suggested that the Reform Party requires new leadership, distancing himself from Farage.
#society
Forbes: Winter Storm Brings Heavy Snow To Mid-Atlantic And Forces School Closures—Here’s Which States Will Be Most Impacted
A major winter storm is impacting the Mid-Atlantic and other regions, causing hazardous travel conditions, flight cancellations, and significant snowfall. Areas from Kansas to Maryland are under winter storm warnings, with some regions expecting over a foot of snow and severe icing.
Public schools in several states are closed due to the weather, and travel disruptions are significant, particularly in the D.C. area. Power outages are affecting tens of thousands of customers across multiple states, and the cold temperatures may lead to the coldest January in the U.S. since 2011.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Inside Putin’s mindset: What team Trump can expect from Moscow when negotiating options on Russia-Ukraine war
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov dismissed proposals from Donald Trump's team to resolve the Ukraine conflict, indicating a tough stance from President Putin. Lavrov criticized suggestions to delay Ukraine's NATO membership and deploy peacekeepers, suggesting negotiations with Zelenskyy's government are unlikely due to claims of its illegitimacy.
Putin's conditions for peace include retaining parts of Ukraine and ensuring its neutrality, which are unacceptable to the U.S. Despite Western sanctions, Putin asserts Russia has grown stronger and is prepared for negotiations, challenging Trump to engage directly.
Times Of Israel: US to ease curbs on supplies to Syria but keep sanctions in place
The US plans to ease restrictions on humanitarian aid to Syria while maintaining sanctions, signaling goodwill to the new Islamist rulers. This aims to improve living conditions in the war-torn nation while retaining US leverage.
The Biden administration seeks cooperation from Hayat Tahrir al-Sham on counterterrorism and inclusive governance, despite HTS's designation as a terrorist entity.
#health
The Mirror: Covid vaccine scientists develop bubonic plague jab ahead of "next pandemic"
Scientists behind the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine are developing the UK's first bubonic plague vaccine amid concerns over antibiotic resistance and potential outbreaks. Current treatment relies solely on antibiotics, but the rise of resistant strains poses a significant risk.
The Oxford team has conducted trials showing the vaccine is safe and effective in generating an immune response. With no licensed plague vaccine in the UK, experts stress the urgency of expediting vaccine development to prevent future outbreaks.
#outdoors
Tactical Bassin: Fishing Metal Baits For Cold Water Bass (Spoons, Blade Baits, Tail Spins) — Tactical Bassin' - Bass Fishing Blog
Winter is an optimal time for bass fishing using metal baits like blade baits, tail spins, jigging spoons, and flutter spoons. These lures, often underestimated by anglers, prove effective in cold water, attracting fish when baitfish are present.
The article highlights specific metal baits and gear recommendations, including sizes, colors, and hook upgrades, available through Tackle Warehouse. It emphasizes the importance of using the right rod and reel combos for successful fishing with these metal lures.