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#politics

Breitbart: Catholic Joe Biden Gives Abortion Activist Presidential Citizens Medal
Catholic Joe Biden Gives Abortion Activist Presidential Citizens Medal
President Joe Biden awarded the Presidential Citizens Medal to Eleanor Smeal, a prominent feminist and pro-abortion activist, recognizing her contributions to abortion rights and women's equality. Smeal, a former president of the National Organization for Women, has been a vocal critic of the Catholic Church's teachings on life and sexuality.

Biden's administration has faced criticism for its strong pro-abortion stance, with many questioning the compatibility of his Catholic faith with his support for abortion rights. This award follows a similar recognition given to former Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards.


Times Of Israel: Congress certifies Trump’s 2024 win in sharp contrast to mob violence of 4 years ago
Congress certifies Trump’s 2024 win in sharp contrast to mob violence of 4 years ago
Congress has certified Donald Trump as the winner of the 2024 presidential election, marking a stark contrast to the violence of January 6, 2021. The session proceeded without challenge under heavy security, concluding swiftly with applause for the electoral votes.

Despite Trump's controversial past, including his denial of the 2020 election results and plans to pardon Capitol rioters, the certification reaffirmed the peaceful transfer of power. Lawmakers expressed greater trust in the electoral process this time, with new rules in place to prevent objections.


Fox News: President sparks laughter for bungling name while singing Happy Birthday: 'Most Joe Biden thing ever'
President sparks laughter for bungling name while singing Happy Birthday: 'Most Joe Biden thing ever'
President Biden faced criticism after a gaffe while singing "Happy Birthday" to 17-year-old Eliseo Jimenez at a White House event. During the performance, Biden appeared to forget Jimenez's name, mumbling through the lyrics as the audience laughed, which sparked jokes and concern about his cognitive abilities.

This incident adds to a series of similar verbal missteps by Biden, leading to skepticism about his mental acuity among critics. Observers noted the implications of his cognitive decline, with some expressing alarm over the potential consequences of his presidency.


Human Events: Jack Posobiec announces ‘Victims of 46 Foundation’ to commemorate J6
Jack Posobiec announces ‘Victims of 46 Foundation’ to commemorate J6
Jack Posobiec announced the creation of the "Victims of 46 Foundation" to support individuals prosecuted in connection with the January 6 Capitol events. The foundation aims to fund lawsuits, provide resources, and commemorate those affected by the Biden administration's actions.

Attorney General Merrick Garland emphasized the seriousness of the January 6 events, calling it an attack on democracy. Posobiec envisions the foundation assisting various groups, including pro-lifers and military personnel dismissed over vaccine mandates, to seek justice and compensation.


The Western Journal: 'The View' Jumps the Shark as Sunny Hostin Insults Millions with Absurd Jan. 6 Rant
'The View' Jumps the Shark as Sunny Hostin Insults Millions with Absurd Jan. 6 Rant
Sunny Hostin of ABC's "The View" controversially compared the January 6 Capitol incursion to significant historical atrocities like World War II, the Holocaust, and slavery. She labeled the event an "atrocity" and criticized those who suggest moving on from it.

Critics argue that Hostin's comparison is extreme, noting that the January 6 incident involved a political protest where violence was limited and resulted in no deaths from gunfire except for one protester. In contrast, World War II and the Holocaust resulted in millions of deaths and profound historical consequences.


#society

Fox News: Jury set for CNN defamation trial after multiple candidates expressed disdain for network: 'Not a fan of CNN'
Jury set for CNN defamation trial after multiple candidates expressed disdain for network: 'Not a fan of CNN'
Jury selection for a defamation trial involving CNN and U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young concluded in Bay County, Florida. Young claims CNN damaged his reputation by labeling him an "illegal profiteer" during a segment about aiding Afghans during the 2021 military withdrawal.

Judge William S. Henry has ruled that Young did not act illegally, and he criticized CNN's on-air apology as insufficient. The trial, which resumes Tuesday, will feature six jurors and two alternates, with Young expected to testify early on.


GB News: MAPPED: The 50 towns and cities in Britain rocked by grooming gangs abuse - is YOUR area included?
MAPPED: The 50 towns and cities in Britain rocked by grooming gangs abuse - is YOUR area included?
An investigation by GB News has uncovered 50 towns and cities in the UK affected by child exploitation gangs, indicating a larger scale of abuse than previously reported. The Government has rejected calls for a Home Office-led inquiry into historic abuse in Oldham, leaving the decision to local authorities.

Critics, including Elon Musk, have targeted Labour's handling of the issue, while the Tories also face scrutiny for not initiating a formal inquiry. The existing inquiries have been deemed insufficient, with calls for a more comprehensive investigation into the prevalence of grooming gangs across the country.


Fox News: Law student killed by elephant during vacation to Thailand: officials
Law student killed by elephant during vacation to Thailand: officials
A 22-year-old Spanish tourist, Blanca Ojanguren, was killed by an Asian elephant at Koh Yao Elephant Care sanctuary in Thailand during a bathing session. The elephant reportedly pushed her with its trunk, leading to fatal injuries. The sanctuary has temporarily closed following the incident.

Experts suggest the elephant may have been stressed from tourist interactions. The incident highlights the risks associated with close encounters with wild animals, even in sanctuaries that promote ethical tourism practices.


#foreignaffairs

Le Monde: Ukrainians' morale put to the test after more than 1,000 days of war
Ukrainians' morale put to the test after more than 1,000 days of war
Ukrainians are divided over how to approach the ongoing conflict with Russia, with some advocating for territorial concessions for peace as military pressures mount. Recent polls indicate a shift in sentiment, influenced by the upcoming inauguration of Donald Trump, raising concerns about future US support.

President Zelensky's New Year's address emphasized the need for a "just peace" in 2025, omitting calls for the return of occupied territories, reflecting a growing acceptance of negotiations. The Ukrainian military faces challenges as Russian forces continue to advance.


#culture

Fox News: Mike Rinder, co-host of 'Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath,' dead at 69
Mike Rinder, co-host of 'Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath,' dead at 69
Mike Rinder, co-host of "Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath," has passed away at 69. His wife, Christie Collbran, shared the news on Instagram, expressing deep love and admiration for him. Rinder had a long history with Scientology, leaving the church in 2007.

Rinder had been diagnosed with advanced esophageal cancer but had reported progress in his treatment earlier this year. He authored a memoir detailing his experiences within Scientology and was recognized for his work on the A&E series, which won an Emmy award.


#education

The Epoch Times: Illiterate Graduate Sues School Board, Highlights National Problem
Illiterate Graduate Sues School Board, Highlights National Problem
Aleysha Ortiz, a Hartford High School student, expressed frustration with the Board of Education over her lack of educational support, despite graduating and being accepted into college without basic reading or writing skills. Her case highlights systemic issues in public education, where graduation rates may not reflect true academic proficiency.

Nationwide, literacy rates are declining, and many students graduate without essential skills. Reports indicate that Hartford Public High School has low proficiency rates in English Language Arts and a high absenteeism rate, raising concerns about educational standards and the effectiveness of current policies.