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Fox News: Donald Trump Jr arrives in Greenland as his father says Denmark ‘give it up’
Donald Trump Jr. visited Nuuk, Greenland, to engage with locals and create content for a podcast, coinciding with his father's renewed interest in acquiring the territory. President-elect Trump emphasized the strategic importance of Greenland for national security and suggested Denmark should relinquish it.
Despite Trump's assertions, Greenland's Prime Minister firmly stated that the territory is not for sale, reinforcing their commitment to sovereignty. Trump's interest in Greenland has historical roots, but local leaders remain opposed to any potential sale.
The Federalist: New York Times Reporter Almost Sorry For Kavanaugh Hit Piece
Mark Judge revealed that New York Times reporter David Enrich expressed regret over his 2018 coverage of the Brett Kavanaugh confirmation hearings. Enrich acknowledged he had learned lessons and might approach similar stories differently in the future, prompting Judge's surprise at the rare admission from a journalist.
Despite the acknowledgment, Judge criticized the media's role in advancing baseless accusations against Kavanaugh, highlighting a failed attempt to link him to a decades-old party planning letter. Kavanaugh was ultimately confirmed, illustrating how media narratives can impact individuals' reputations.
Fox News: Biden ripped for 'slap in the face' to crime victims after awarding Soros Medal of Freedom: 'Disgusting'
President Biden's decision to award the Medal of Freedom to George Soros has drawn significant criticism, particularly from conservatives. Critics argue that Soros' financial support for progressive policies has contributed to rising crime rates and undermined the rule of law in America.
Many view the award as a reward for a major donor rather than a recognition of genuine contributions to society, with some calling it a "slap in the face" to crime victims. This sentiment was echoed by various public figures on social media, who expressed outrage over the implications of honoring Soros.
The Economist: Jean-Marie Le Pen revived extremist politics in France
Jean-Marie Le Pen, the far-right French leader, died at 96 on January 7th. Over his 70-year career, he significantly influenced the rise of xenophobic politics in Europe, making extremist views more mainstream, particularly against immigrants and minority groups.
His legacy reflects a shift in political discourse that has resonated across the continent.
GB News: Canada's 'woke agenda' will 'die with Trudeau', Faulkner claims
Justin Trudeau's exit as Prime Minister is expected to mark the decline of the 'woke agenda' in Canada, according to a commentator. They argue that Trudeau's policies have negatively impacted the nation.
Forbes: ‘Gulf Of America’: Trump Says He’ll Rename Gulf Of Mexico
President-elect Donald Trump proposed renaming the "Gulf of Mexico" to the "Gulf of America," citing concerns over immigration from Mexico. He stated the name change is warranted due to Mexico's role in allowing immigration into the U.S. and threatened tariffs on Mexico and Canada.
Trump also suggested potential U.S. control over Canada, Greenland, and the Panama Canal, not ruling out military or economic measures to achieve these aims. This announcement comes amid a series of controversial statements regarding U.S. territorial ambitions.
Fox News: Trump trolling Canada as 51st state could boost Democrats with 'blue-state behemoth'
President-elect Donald Trump has been suggesting that Canada should become the 51st state of the U.S., claiming it would eliminate tariffs and enhance security against threats from Russia and China. His remarks have included taunting Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and posting a doctored image of himself with a Canadian flag.
Experts argue that if Canada were to join the U.S., it would likely lean Democratic due to its political history, potentially shifting the balance of power in Congress and presidential elections. Despite the improbability of such a merger, Trump's comments are seen as a strategic move in negotiations with Canada.
#society
Times Of Israel: Meta announces replacement of fact-checking program with X-style community notes
Meta is discontinuing its third-party fact-checking program, opting instead for a user-driven Community Notes model, similar to X. The company aims to reduce bias and increase user engagement while focusing on serious violations like terrorism and child exploitation.
CEO Mark Zuckerberg cited the need to prioritize free speech, influenced by recent political events. The Anti-Defamation League expressed concerns over Meta's handling of antisemitic content, criticizing the decision as detrimental to societal safety and accountability.
Fox News: Tutu-wearing monkey picked up near highway in 'bananas situation'
Sheriff's deputies in Missouri responded to a report of a spider monkey wearing a pink tutu near Route 21. The exotic primate had escaped from a nearby home and was safely returned to its caretaker after deputies managed to contain the situation without incident.
This incident highlights the unpredictability law enforcement officers face in their duties. A permit is required to own a spider monkey in Missouri.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Labour minister suggests Israeli ambassador’s politics not ‘to our taste’
Labour minister Hamish Falconer faced criticism for implying that the Israeli ambassador's politics are not aligned with UK preferences. His comments came during a discussion on Gaza, where he suggested it might be easier if Israel's representatives were more politically agreeable.
Tory MP Greg Smith condemned Falconer's remarks as damaging to Britain's relationship with Israel, a key ally. Falconer, however, emphasized the need to maintain communication channels to express concerns regarding the Gaza situation.
Times Of Israel: Iran steps up air defense drills near key nuclear site amid Israeli, US threats
Iran's military has initiated air defense drills near the Natanz nuclear facility, involving the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the army. The exercises, named Eqtedar, are a response to perceived security threats and will continue across the country until mid-March.
These drills follow recent Israeli attacks that targeted Iran's military capabilities, particularly its missile production and air defense systems. Despite Iran's claims of a peaceful nuclear program, it has been enriching uranium to levels close to weapons-grade, raising international concerns.
Le Monde: Algeria slams French 'interference' over jailing of writer
Algeria has condemned French President Emmanuel Macron's remarks regarding the detention of French-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal, calling them "unacceptable interference" in its internal affairs. Sansal, critical of the Algerian government, was arrested in November on national security charges.
Macron criticized Algeria for keeping Sansal, a 75-year-old who requires medical treatment, in custody. Algeria responded by asserting that Sansal's detention relates to legal issues regarding national integrity, not freedom of expression. Tensions between France and Algeria have escalated over various matters, including historical grievances.
#culture
Forbes: Here Are Justin Baldoni’s Key Allegations Against Blake Lively As He Threatens To Sue Her
Justin Baldoni has filed an 87-page lawsuit against the New York Times, claiming libel after the paper published allegations from co-star Blake Lively about a hostile work environment and a smear campaign against her during the filming of "It Ends With Us." Baldoni argues that Lively undermined him, interfered with the editing process, and that her behavior amounted to vindictiveness.
In response to Lively's claims of harassment, Baldoni asserts that she was the one who created a toxic atmosphere on set, including accusations of fat-shaming and interference from her husband, Ryan Reynolds. He contends that Lively's publicist also spread negative stories about him, while Baldoni's lawsuit includes evidence meant to counter Lively’s allegations.
Fox News: Peter Yarrow, singer from Peter, Paul and Mary folk trio, dead at 86
Peter Yarrow, a member of the folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary, has died at the age of 86 after a four-year battle with bladder cancer. His daughter described him as a generous and creative individual, highlighting his legacy as an iconic folk activist.
This story is still developing.