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7 Jan 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Dem Rep.: People Having Confidence Dems Will Protect Democracy 'Allowed' People to Care About Border, Economy
Rep. Jake Auchincloss (D-MA) emphasized that the certification of the 2020 election allowed Americans to shift focus to pressing issues like the economy and border security. He noted that confidence in Democrats to uphold the peaceful transfer of power contributed to the diminished salience of the January 6 events.
Auchincloss described the January 6 insurrection as a dishonor to the American republic, which remains unpopular among voters, including many Republicans. He asserted that the electorate's trust in the institutional order has enabled them to move past the insurrection.
Fox News: Axelrod expresses hope for Trump's success, urges him to work with Democrats: ‘Good for the country’
Democratic strategist David Axelrod expressed openness to President-elect Donald Trump's success in his second term, stating that he would welcome progress on issues like lowering prices and reducing crime. He criticized past attitudes of wishing for a president's failure and urged Trump to seek cooperation with Democrats.
Axelrod emphasized the importance of bipartisanship and advised Trump to focus on collaboration rather than grievances. Other Democratic leaders, including Rep. Tom Suozzi, echoed this sentiment, suggesting that resisting Trump's agenda could be a mistake and advocating for compromise.
Breitbart: Newsom Claims California Budget Surplus; Warns of Trump, DOGE Spending Cuts
California Governor Gavin Newsom projects a modest budget surplus for the upcoming fiscal year, attributing it to increased tax revenues from wealthy residents and previous spending cuts. However, he plans to withdraw $7 billion from the state's rainy day fund despite the surplus, raising concerns about fiscal sustainability.
Newsom warns that potential federal spending cuts under President-elect Donald Trump could jeopardize California's financial outlook. His budget proposal includes tax breaks for Hollywood and funds for legal fees for immigrants facing deportation, reflecting ongoing tensions surrounding immigration policy.
The Western Journal: Big Trump Jr. Announcement: Don Going Into the Gun Business in a Huge Way
Donald Trump Jr. is entering the gun business as a special adviser to online firearms retailer GrabAGun, which is going public after a merger. He emphasizes the importance of the Second Amendment and aims to cater to younger consumers seeking firearms online.
Trump Jr. argues that the gun market is under attack from "woke corporate America," and he believes there is a growing interest in gun rights among younger people. His involvement reflects the Trump family's commitment to supporting Second Amendment rights.
Fox News: Conservatives rejoice over 'jaw dropping' Meta censorship announcement: 'Huge win for free speech'
Meta has announced the end of its fact-checking program, shifting towards a model that emphasizes free speech. This decision has been met with approval from conservatives, who view it as a victory against perceived censorship, particularly regarding political content.
CEO Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged that past moderation practices had "gone too far" and committed to simplifying policies while maintaining moderation for specific harmful content. The changes signal a significant shift in Meta's approach to content management.
GB News: Trains cancelled for several hours after union tells drivers not to WALK on snow despite 15% pay rise
Train services between Liverpool and London faced significant cancellations after the Aslef union instructed drivers not to walk on snow-covered walkways. This disruption came despite drivers recently receiving a 15% pay increase, raising their salaries to nearly £70,000 annually.
The cancellations affected Avanti West Coast services, with approximately 14 services impacted. Union representatives defended the decision, citing safety concerns, while critics pointed to union influence over rail operations. The situation highlights ongoing tensions between labor unions and railway management.
Breitbart: Rep. Lauren Boebert Introduces Bill to Abolish the ATF
Rep. Lauren Boebert has introduced legislation to abolish the ATF, reflecting a growing Republican sentiment against the agency. This follows similar calls from other GOP members, citing the agency's regulatory actions as violations of the Second Amendment.
Boebert's bill comes as Republicans prepare to regain control of the House, Senate, and White House. The ATF has faced criticism for new rules under the Biden administration, prompting calls for reform or elimination.
The Federalist: DA And Judge Are Hell-Bent On Continuing Lawfare Against Trump
Donald Trump's legal team has filed a motion to stay his sentencing hearing set for January 10, 2025, arguing that ongoing proceedings should be paused until an appellate court resolves issues of presidential immunity. Judge Juan Merchan denied the request, citing that Trump's arguments were repetitive and lacked legal basis.
Trump's attorneys plan to appeal this decision, emphasizing that the indictment's reliance on evidence from his presidential actions contradicts Supreme Court precedent. They argue that the district attorney and judge lack authority to proceed with the case while Trump is performing presidential duties.
#society
Human Events: LIBBY EMMONS: We have learned nothing from the Charlie Hebdo massacre 10 years on
Ten years after the Charlie Hebdo attacks, the West appears to have capitulated to religious extremism rather than standing firm on free speech. Islamist terror attacks continue, and many media outlets avoid publishing content that could offend, while criticism of Judeo-Christian traditions remains largely unchallenged.
The ongoing trend of self-censorship and appeasement raises questions about the commitment to free expression. Incidents of violence and intimidation against those who promote open debate about Islam highlight a troubling double standard in how religious sensitivities are handled in the West.
CNSNews: Bozell: ‘It Took Real Guts’ for Zuckerberg to End Facebook’s ‘Fact-Check’ Censorship
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the end of Facebook's fact-checking program, admitting past biases in censorship. He aims to restore free expression by replacing fact-checkers with Community Notes and removing algorithmic suppressions on political speech.
Brent Bozell of the Media Research Center praised Zuckerberg's decision as a significant move towards promoting free speech online, calling on other platforms like Google and TikTok to follow his example.
Breitbart: Levine on Contradiction of Prior Claim All Docs Back Transitions: There's 'Always Ongoing Research', Should Be Discussion
Dr. Rachel Levine, HHS Assistant Secretary for Health, addressed concerns about gender transitions during an NPR interview, emphasizing the importance of ongoing research and discussions in transgender medicine. She criticized efforts to ban gender transitions for minors as politically motivated attacks on the LGBTQI+ community.
Levine highlighted that while there are calls for caution from some medical professionals, the broader medical consensus supports gender-affirming care. She argued that the push against such care is driven by ideological agendas rather than medical evidence.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Don Jr. Arrives In Greenland After Trump Suggests Buying Danish Territory
Donald Trump Jr. visited Greenland, confirming his arrival in Nuuk while describing the trip as a personal day-trip. He emphasized that he would not be meeting with government officials during his visit.
The trip comes amid renewed interest from President-elect Trump in acquiring Greenland, a topic he has previously raised, citing national security concerns due to its strategic location. Leaders in Greenland and Denmark have dismissed these acquisition suggestions.
The Telegraph: Scottish volunteer killed fighting in Ukraine
Jordan Maclachlan, a 26-year-old Scot serving as a medic in the Ukrainian army, was killed on the front line during a Russian assault. His family reported that he volunteered to help Ukraine after the invasion in February 2022 and was proud of his service.
Maclachlan's family described him as selfless and dedicated, emphasizing his belief in making a difference. They are awaiting further information from the Foreign Office and have requested privacy during this difficult time.
Times Of Israel: Hamas member tells IDF interrogators that gunmen operated in Kamal Adwan Hospital
The IDF released interrogation footage of a Hamas operative who claimed that the Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza is used as a shelter by Hamas members. Over 240 individuals associated with Hamas and Islamic Jihad were detained during a recent military operation at the facility.
The IDF coordinated the evacuation of hundreds of patients and medical staff before the raid, delivering essential supplies to maintain hospital operations. The operation has drawn international criticism, with several countries condemning it as a violation of international law.
#economy
The Western Journal: Biden Goodbye Gift in Middle of Winter Will Make Up to 40 Percent of New Water Heaters Illegal
The Biden administration has implemented new regulations banning many natural gas water heaters, effective from 2029, claiming energy savings and environmental benefits. Critics argue that this will increase costs for consumers, with 40% facing a net cost increase rather than savings.
The regulations have been criticized for limiting consumer choice and raising household expenses amid already high energy prices. Observers suggest this move reflects a broader agenda prioritizing climate initiatives over practical consumer needs.
#military
Times Of Israel: Soldier killed fighting in Gaza as IDF withdraws brigade from northern Strip
An IDF soldier, Staff Sgt. Ido Samiach, was killed in Gaza as the military announced the withdrawal of the Kfir Brigade from the northern Strip after 64 days of fighting. The IDF reported a total of 398 Israeli casualties since the ground offensive began, while Hamas claimed 31 deaths in Gaza over the same period.
The Kfir Brigade's operations resulted in the deaths of over 300 terror operatives, including key figures involved in the October 7 attack. Meanwhile, Israel facilitated the transfer of humanitarian aid into Gaza, with over 1,100 truckloads delivered in the past week. Hamas reiterated demands for a complete end to hostilities to negotiate the release of hostages.
The Telegraph: Watch: North Korea tests new hypersonic missile and boasts of ‘technology that rivals the US’
North Korea has successfully tested a new hypersonic missile, aimed at deterring Pacific rivals, according to state media. Kim Jong-un oversaw the launch, highlighting advancements in missile technology that may extend North Korea's strike capabilities.
The test coincided with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken's visit to South Korea, where he is expected to discuss North Korean threats with Japanese officials. The missile's development raises concerns about regional security dynamics.
#crime
Fox News: Navy vet dad found dead near resort while at popular vacation destination with family
Michigan police are investigating the drowning death of Robert Loren Bacon, 52, a Navy veteran and father of two. He was last seen on December 27 at the Bavarian Inn Lodge during a family gathering. His body was recovered from the Cass River on January 4 after being reported missing on December 30.
Authorities have determined the preliminary cause of death to be drowning, but a final determination is pending from the medical examiner's office. The investigation remains ongoing as the family expresses their gratitude for the search efforts.
#technology
Forbes: Nvidia Stock Rises To Fresh All-Time High After CEO Jensen Huang Teases Next ‘ChatGPT Moment’ In AI
Nvidia stock reached a record high of $153 following CEO Jensen Huang's keynote at CES 2025, which highlighted advancements in AI and robotics. Despite an initial rally, shares turned negative amid a broader tech pullback.
Huang announced new partnerships, including with Micron for gaming GPUs and collaborations with Toyota, Aurora, and Uber for autonomous driving technology. Nvidia's market cap is nearing $3.7 trillion, just 1% shy of surpassing Apple as the world's most valuable company.