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7 Jan 2024
#politics
Fox News: Stefanik declines to commit to certifying 2024 election results: Only 'if they are constitutional'
House Republican Conference Chair Rep. Elise Stefanik declines to commit to certifying the 2024 election results, citing concerns of unconstitutional acts during the 2020 election. She accuses Democrats of trying to remove Trump from the ballot and questions the fairness of the election. Stefanik predicts President Biden will be found to be the "most corrupt president" in American history.
Fox News: Speaker Johnson accuses Mayorkas of 'intentionally' creating border crisis: 'There must be accountability'
House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., accuses Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas of intentionally causing the border crisis. Johnson and other Republicans plan to pursue impeachment against Mayorkas. The crisis includes mass crossings of single adult males and sex trafficking.
Flag And Cross: MSNBC Host Roasted on the Internet After Breaking Down and Choking Back Tears Live on Air
MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart cried while discussing the Capitol incursion anniversary, leading to mockery on social media. Conservative commentators criticized the emotional display, calling it "unreal" and "pathetic." Capehart later praised former D.C. police officer Michael Fanone for his efforts to defend democracy and hold those responsible accountable.
Le Monde: Bangladesh's Hasina wins re-election after polls boycotted by opposition
Bangladesh's Prime Minister Hasina has won re-election, with her ruling Awami League winning more than 50% of the seats. The opposition party boycotted the election, calling it a "sham." The government has been accused of human rights abuses and crackdown on the opposition.
#society
Le Monde: Taiwan's young voters prepare for pivotal election, ambivalent about China and their future
Young Taiwanese voters are preparing for their first election, torn between the threat China poses to their island and their admiration for Chinese culture and promises of prosperity. Despite China's declaration that Taiwan must be reunited with mainland China, Taiwan's President emphasizes the importance of democratic procedures in deciding the island's future. The emergence of a distinct national identity in Taiwan has strained relations with China.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Toronto police respond to viral video of officers delivering coffee to anti-Israel protester
Toronto police deliver coffee to anti-Israel protesters during a demonstration. Critics accuse police of preferential treatment. Police claim to maintain order and de-escalate tensions. Investigation into fire and graffiti at a Jewish-owned store as a possible hate crime. (, )
#culture
Fox News: Meryl Streep lauds 'Barbie' movie, soundtrack contributors Billie Eilish & Finneas: 'You've saved the movies'
Meryl Streep praises the "Barbie" movie for its societal contribution and saving the film industry, similar to how Steven Spielberg thanked Tom Cruise for "Top Gun: Maverick". "Barbie" grossed $1.4 billion and is nominated for nine Golden Globe Awards.
#education
Forbes: Bill Ackman Vows Retribution: Accuses Media Of Breaking ‘Sacred Code’ After Plagiarism Allegations Against Wife Published
Billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman's wife, Neri Oxman, is accused of plagiarizing in her MIT PhD dissertation. Ackman responded with a lengthy post criticizing the allegations and the media.
#other
Fox News: Democratic Denver mayor calls for federal support amid 'unsustainable' migrant crisis: 'A solvable problem'
Democratic Denver Mayor Mike Johnston discussed the unsustainable migrant crisis in his city on "Fox News Sunday." He advocated for migrant work permits and mentioned the success of coordinating refugee arrivals in the past. Johnston emphasized the need for work authorization, resources at the border, and faster asylum claim adjudication to solve the problem. He also highlighted the importance of sharing the responsibility among cities and states.