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6 Jan 2025
#politics
The Mirror: Starmer says NHS can't be 'national money pit' as he unveils plan to slash waits
Keir Starmer has announced plans to reform the NHS, aiming to reduce waiting lists and improve patient care without raising taxes. He emphasized the need for innovation and efficiency, stating that the NHS cannot become a "national money pit."
Starmer's "Plan for Change" targets a backlog of 7.5 million patients, with goals for timely treatments and expanded access to services. He insists that the NHS must evolve to meet modern expectations and ensure care remains free at the point of use.
The Federalist: Efforts To Sentence Trump In NY Case Confirm Dems' Lawfare
A New York judge has scheduled Donald Trump's sentencing for January 10, 2025, just days before his inauguration. Despite Trump's legal team's arguments for dismissal, the judge denied their motion, indicating a likely unconditional discharge, which critics view as a trivialization of serious charges.
The judge's decision raises questions about the motivations behind the timing and nature of the sentencing, with some arguing it serves a political agenda rather than justice. Trump's team is expected to appeal the ruling, particularly regarding issues of presidential immunity.
#society
Forbes: Why The Founder Of The Right-Wing Video Platform Rumble Is Now A Billionaire
Rumble's market cap exceeded $3.6 billion following a $775 million investment from Tether, boosting CEO Chris Pavlovski's net worth to approximately $1.3 billion. The deal aims to enhance Rumble's financial stability and support growth initiatives despite ongoing losses.
The investment comes at a crucial time for Rumble, which has reported significant net losses and is looking to expand its user base and platform offerings. Despite recent stock fluctuations, Pavlovski remains optimistic about Rumble's future in the competitive online video landscape.
The Federalist: Does Meghan Markle Want Us To Hate Her?
Meghan Markle's new Netflix series, “With Love, Meghan,” appears to be a vanity project that showcases her life in Montecito, featuring celebrity friends and a focus on homemaking. Critics argue the series lacks authenticity and is out of touch with the average viewer's reality.
Markle's return to social media to promote the show raises questions about her choices and support system, suggesting she may prioritize her victim narrative over genuine connection with the public. The project has drawn significant backlash for its perceived elitism.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Macron urges Ukraine for 'realistic' expectations, warns about Iran in Middle East
French President Emmanuel Macron urged Ukraine to maintain realistic expectations regarding territorial gains in its ongoing conflict with Russia, now entering its fourth year. He emphasized that there is no quick resolution and called for Western nations to provide security guarantees for Ukraine.
Macron also addressed broader foreign policy issues, warning against complacency in Syria and highlighting Iran as a significant security challenge. He criticized Elon Musk for alleged interference in elections, asserting the need for vigilance in the face of shifting global dynamics.
Times Of Israel: Rocket volley from Gaza lightly damages Sderot home as attacks surge
Three rockets were fired from Gaza into southern Israel, causing minor damage to a local rabbi's home in Sderot and injuring a woman who sought shelter. This attack followed a period of increased rocket fire, with over 20 rockets launched in recent days amid ongoing military operations against Hamas.
The conflict has escalated, with Israel conducting over 100 airstrikes recently, resulting in significant casualties in Gaza. Mediators are attempting to negotiate a ceasefire, but progress remains uncertain as the humanitarian crisis deepens in the region.
The Federalist: How Trump Can Walk Us Back From The Brink Of Nuclear War
An ISIS-inspired terrorist attack on New Year's has raised concerns about the potential for terrorist sleeper cells in the U.S., contrasting sharply with the security climate during Donald Trump's presidency. Critics argue that Joe Biden's leadership has shifted fear from terrorists to American citizens.
The geopolitical landscape is increasingly precarious, with nuclear threats from Russia, Iran, North Korea, and tensions over Taiwan. As Trump prepares to take office again, supporters believe his approach to foreign policy and deterrence is crucial to restoring stability and security.
#culture
GB News: Golden Globes fans plead for Ricky Gervais return as comedian addresses absence with controversial post
Viewers of the Golden Globes expressed disappointment over the absence of Ricky Gervais as host, with many declaring the show a "waste of airtime" without his signature monologues. Comedian Nikki Glaser, who hosted this year, received mixed reviews, with some fans criticizing her performance compared to Gervais.
While some praised Glaser's efforts, others insisted that the awards lacked significance without Gervais's sharp humor. Gervais himself hinted at a wealth of material he could have used if he had hosted, including jabs at Hollywood scandals and celebrity antics.