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7 Jan 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Kinzinger: History Will Remember January 6, 2021 as a Coup Attempt
CNN commentator Adam Kinzinger stated that history will view January 6, 2021, as a "coup attempt." He emphasized that Donald Trump's narrative of a stolen election fueled anger among his supporters, which may fade as Trump returns to power. Kinzinger believes history will not be kind to Trump regarding these events.
Kinzinger also referenced Speaker Johnson's condemnation of the violence on January 6, questioning whether Trump will choose to prosecute those involved or pardon them. He expressed confidence that history will accurately reflect the significance of that day.
GB News: Labour Anti-Corruption Minister under investigation on ministerial interests over 'dictator links'
Labour's Anti-Corruption Minister Tulip Siddiq is under investigation for her financial dealings related to properties linked to her aunt, former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. She has referred herself to the independent adviser on ministerial standards, asserting her innocence amid media scrutiny.
Siddiq faces inquiries in both the UK and Bangladesh, where she has been accused of involvement in a £5.2 billion corruption case. While Labour sources dismiss the allegations as unfounded, the situation raises concerns about potential diplomatic tensions if investigations proceed.
#economy
Breitbart: China’s Slavery-Linked BYD Crushes Tesla in Global EV Production
Chinese state media is touting BYD's achievement in becoming the largest electric vehicle (EV) producer, surpassing Tesla in production numbers for 2024. However, reports of BYD's labor practices in Brazil, where workers faced conditions described as “analogous to slavery,” have been downplayed.
Despite BYD's production success, the company is under scrutiny for its treatment of employees, with Brazilian authorities halting work visas after discovering serious labor abuses. Meanwhile, Chinese firms dominate the global NEV market, raising concerns about the sustainability of this growth amid challenges in Western markets.
#crime
Fox News: Drugged-up driver leaves NY officer critically injured after running him off road while evading arrest: police
A Brentwood man, Cody Fisher, 29, was arrested for allegedly speeding and driving impaired on the Long Island Expressway, resulting in a crash that critically injured police officer Brendon Gallagher. Fisher faces multiple charges, including reckless driving and second-degree assault.
The incident occurred during a traffic stop when Fisher's Mustang sideswiped Gallagher's patrol car, causing it to flip over. Gallagher was critically injured and taken to Stony Brook University Hospital, while Fisher sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was arraigned, pleading not guilty.
Breitbart: New York Teen Found on Boat a Month After Vanishing Was 'Sex Trafficked,' Dad Says
Emmarae Gervasi, a 14-year-old from Patchogue, Long Island, was missing for a month before being found on a boat. Her father believes she was possibly sex trafficked after meeting a man online and later being held against her will by a 65-year-old man.
Frank Gervasi stated that Emmarae was forced to do inappropriate things and was not allowed to leave the boat without an escort. Suffolk County police have made an arrest related to the case. Emmarae is currently receiving help in a facility.
#sports
The Western Journal: ESPN's Stephen A. Smith Attempts to Make NFL Coach's Firing About Race
Stephen A. Smith claimed the New England Patriots' firing of head coach Jerod Mayo was influenced by race, suggesting a preference for white coach Mike Vrabel. Mayo finished the season with a 4-13 record, leading Smith to argue that the decision reflected racial bias.
However, the Patriots' owner indicated the firing was based on team performance, and other NFL examples, like Mike Tomlin's long tenure with the Steelers despite poor results, challenge the narrative of racial discrimination in coaching decisions.