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8 Jan 2025
#politics
Fox News: SEAN HANNITY: The wins are 'starting to pile up' for Trump
Sean Hannity expresses optimism about America's future under President-elect Donald Trump, highlighting early successes in his agenda. He emphasizes Trump's commitment to the American people and notes a significant investment that will create jobs, alongside Facebook's decision to end its censorship practices.
Hannity asserts that a resurgence of freedom and justice is on the horizon, with a focus on restoring integrity within the FBI and intelligence community. He dismisses media critics, claiming they are no longer relevant in the current political landscape.
Fox News: Ontario premier responds to Trump floating the annexation of Canada: 'Property's not for sale'
Ontario Premier Doug Ford stated that Canada is "not for sale" in response to President-elect Donald Trump's comments about potentially integrating Canada into the U.S. Trump suggested that removing the border could enhance national security and improve relations.
Ford emphasized the importance of a strong trade deal between Canada and the U.S. to address challenges posed by China, asserting that both nations should work together without compromising Canada's sovereignty. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau echoed Ford's sentiments, dismissing the idea of Canada becoming the 51st state.
#society
GB News: Reform UK chair promises ‘private inquiry’ into grooming gangs in stark warning to Labour
Reform UK plans to initiate a private inquiry into grooming gangs if Labour does not establish a national inquiry. Party chair Zia Yusuf criticized both Labour and the Tories for failing to address the issue adequately, stating that many are ready to fund their efforts.
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper defended the government's stance against a national inquiry while announcing new reporting requirements. Victims have voiced frustration over past treatment by authorities, highlighting a lack of serious action on child sexual exploitation.
Breitbart: 'Police Academy' Star Steve Guttenberg Helps Firefighters Clear Abandoned Cars During Pacific Palisades Wildfire
Actor Steve Guttenberg assisted firefighters in clearing abandoned vehicles during a severe wildfire in Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles. He urged evacuees to leave their keys in cars to facilitate the movement of emergency vehicles, highlighting the urgency of the situation.
Guttenberg emphasized the need for residents to prioritize safety over property, encouraging them to evacuate quickly for the sake of their families and pets. He noted that traffic jams were hindering evacuations and called for community cooperation during the crisis.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US general visits Lebanon to monitor enforcement of Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire
An Israeli man was killed in an ATV crash in Romania, with the Foreign Ministry assisting in repatriating his body. Meanwhile, US Major General Jasper Jeffers praised the Lebanese Armed Forces for their role in enforcing the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire during a visit to Lebanon.
Additionally, the Biden administration plans to shift $95 million in military aid from Egypt to Lebanon, citing the Lebanese armed forces as crucial for maintaining the ceasefire and countering Hezbollah threats. US antisemitism envoy Deborah Lipstadt is also set to visit Israel this week.
#culture
Le Monde: Japanese Love Hotels as seen by François Prost: Kitsch and popular refuges
Photographer François Prost explores Japan's love hotels, known as rabuhos, which feature extravagant designs and vibrant colors. These establishments provide couples with private spaces for intimacy amid urban density, with over 500 million bookings annually.
Prost's project, inspired by his interest in kitsch architecture, follows his previous work on nightlife venues globally. His journey into the world of love hotels began during a visit to Tokyo in 2023.
Breitbart: Nolte: Golden Globe Ratings Down 45 Percent Over Five Years
The Golden Globes have seen a slight increase in viewership, with 10.1 million tuning in for the 2024 ceremony, up from 9.4 million last year. However, this figure is still 45% lower than the 18.3 million viewers in 2023, highlighting a long-term decline in ratings.
Critics argue that media outlets are downplaying this decline, with many owned by Penske Media, which also owns the Golden Globes. The overall trend shows a significant drop in movie ticket sales and cultural influence, suggesting a disconnect between the awards' perceived prestige and actual audience engagement.