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7 Jan 2025
#politics
Le Monde: Jimmy Carter's casket arrives to the Capitol by motorcade
Jimmy Carter's casket arrived in Washington on January 7, 2025, for three days of state funeral rites following his death at age 100. The former president's remains were transported from Atlanta, accompanied by family, and honored with military ceremonies as he lay in state at the Capitol.
Carter's state funeral will take place at Washington National Cathedral, with President Biden delivering the eulogy. The ceremonies reflect both traditional presidential honors and unique elements honoring Carter's background, including hymns and a horse-drawn caisson.
Fox News: Trudeau says there ‘isn’t a snowball’s chance in hell’ Canada will become part of US
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau firmly stated there is no possibility of Canada becoming the 51st state of the U.S., responding to President-elect Trump's comments suggesting otherwise. Trudeau emphasized the mutual benefits of the trade and security partnership between the two nations.
Amid growing pressure within his party and declining approval ratings, Trudeau announced his intention to resign as party leader and prime minister after a new leader is chosen. Trump's remarks about Canada have coincided with Trudeau's political challenges, including criticisms over economic issues.
The Federalist: Planned Parenthood Pennsylvania Aims For Local School Boards
Planned Parenthood is intensifying its involvement in Pennsylvania politics by targeting school board races for endorsements and funding. This strategy aims to promote its agenda, including comprehensive sexual education and support for gender identity issues, while sidelining parental input.
The organization has established a strong presence in state politics, with ties to Governor Josh Shapiro and ongoing initiatives to expand abortion access. Critics, including the conservative group Moms for Liberty, argue that Planned Parenthood's influence in schools undermines age-appropriate education and promotes controversial ideologies.
#society
Fox News: James Woods evacuates home threatened by LA wildfire
James Woods evacuated his home in Pacific Palisades due to a wildfire that has grown to approximately 200 acres. He praised first responders for their efforts in keeping the community safe and facilitating the evacuation of local schools.
The Palisades Fire ignited Tuesday morning, prompting evacuation orders as Southern California faces extreme wildfire threats. Woods shared updates and expressed hope for everyone's safety amid the ongoing crisis.
Breitbart: Shannon Sharpe Accused of 'Baiting' Skip Bayless into 'Pimp Competition'
Jason Whitlock has accused Shannon Sharpe of provoking Skip Bayless into a "pimp competition," which has led to Bayless being named in a sexual harassment lawsuit. A former Fox Sports hairdresser alleges Bayless offered her $1.5 million for sex and hints at retaliation if she had an affair with Sharpe.
Despite the lawsuit, Sharpe denies any involvement and asserts that the allegations do not mention him. Whitlock claims that Sharpe's actions played a role in Bayless's predicament, suggesting a competitive dynamic between the two.
Fox News: At least 9 miners are trapped in a coal mine in India's northeastern Assam state
Nine workers are trapped in a flooded coal mine in Assam, India, following an incident where water from a nearby unused mine inundated the site. The workers are believed to be 300 feet underground, and rescue operations involving the army and disaster management teams are underway.
Authorities suspect the mine is illegal, with one arrest made as investigations continue. Accidents in such hazardous "rat hole" mines are common, with minimal safety measures in place, highlighting ongoing concerns about mining practices in the region.
Breitbart: Mexicans Slam Award Season Darling 'Emilia Perez,' a Trans Drug Lord Musical: 'Racist Eurocentrist Mockery'
The musical "Emilia Pérez," which tells the story of a Mexican transgender drug lord, has sparked outrage in Mexico and Latin America after winning four Golden Globe awards. Critics argue the film trivializes the drug war's devastating impact and romanticizes a criminal's transformation without addressing the consequences of their actions.
Social media backlash highlights concerns over stereotypes and the film's portrayal of LGBTQI+ issues as a means to absolve the protagonist of responsibility for their crimes. Critics describe the film as a "racist, Eurocentrist mockery" that ignores the humanitarian crisis caused by drug violence in Mexico.
Breitbart: Stephen A. Smith Breaks Silence on Fox Sports Sexual Harassment Suit
Stephen A. Smith expressed his heartbreak over sexual harassment allegations against former co-host Skip Bayless, stating they contradict his experiences with Bayless. He emphasized his shock at the claims made by Noushin Faraji, who alleges Bayless offered her $1.5 million for sex and accuses Joy Taylor of complicity.
Smith maintained he cannot comment on the veracity of the allegations, as he does not know Faraji or the details of the situation. He described Bayless as a private individual, further underscoring his disbelief regarding the accusations.
Fox News: Reverse 'seat squatter' encounter draws attention as flight passenger downgrades seat assignment
A Reddit user shared a surprising story about a traveler relinquishing their first-class seat, dubbed the "seat squatter reverse." Goodyear honored two truck drivers with the Highway Hero Award for their exceptional actions beyond job duties.
Chick-fil-A is reintroducing two popular menu items, one of which hasn't been available in five years. The Fox News Lifestyle Newsletter also offers tips for kitchen tools and invites readers to engage with daily crossword puzzles.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump reinforces 'all hell will break out' if hostages not returned by inauguration
President-elect Trump warned that "all hell will break out" if hostages held by Hamas are not freed by his inauguration on January 20. He emphasized the urgency of the situation, noting that around 96 hostages are still in captivity, with only 50 believed to be alive, including three Americans.
Steve Witkoff, the special envoy to the Middle East, is set to continue cease-fire negotiations in the region. Despite previous failures to secure a deal for the hostages, there is cautious optimism for progress before the inauguration.
Fox News: The president who couldn't quit: Jimmy Carter's foreign policy legacy goes beyond the White House
Jimmy Carter, the 39th U.S. president, is remembered for his significant foreign policy achievements, including the Camp David Accords between Egypt and Israel and the establishment of relations with China. His post-presidency was marked by humanitarian efforts, earning him a Nobel Peace Prize.
Carter's foreign engagements continued after his presidency, often without official sanction, such as his unauthorized peace negotiations with North Korea and meetings with Hamas, which drew criticism from subsequent administrations. His legacy remains complex, intertwining diplomatic successes with controversies.
Times Of Israel: First international commercial flight since Assad’s ouster lands at Damascus Airport
The first international commercial flight since the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime landed at Damascus Airport, marking a significant moment for Syria as it begins to reopen to the world. Many passengers were returning for the first time in over a decade, with Qatar aiding in the airport's rehabilitation.
As diplomatic relations are restored, Syria's new authorities are focusing on reconstruction and security, including a crackdown on the Captagon drug trade. Jordan is prepared to assist in rebuilding efforts, offering resources like electricity and gas, as Syria navigates its post-war recovery.
#economy
Breitbart: Donald Trump Announces $20 Billion U.S. Investment from Major Developer
President-elect Donald Trump announced that DAMAC Properties will invest at least $20 billion in the U.S. to build data centers, emphasizing the project’s potential to enhance technology and artificial intelligence. Emirati tycoon Hussain Sajwani praised Trump’s election for inspiring this investment.
Sajwani noted that his family had been waiting to ramp up investments during the Biden years and expressed optimism about further investment opportunities. This follows a similar announcement from SoftBank, which plans to invest $100 billion in the U.S. during Trump's second term.
#history
GB News: Kent field reveals 'extraordinary' discovery as 1,500-year-old Anglo-Saxon sword uncovered
An extraordinary Anglo-Saxon sword, over 1,500 years old, was discovered in a Kent field, featuring a gilded silver hilt and a well-preserved scabbard lined with beaver fur. Found in a grave believed to belong to a high-status individual, the sword is part of a larger cemetery site near Canterbury.
The excavation has revealed other significant artifacts, including a gold pendant and unique wrist clasps, suggesting connections to Scandinavian culture. Experts estimate the site could contain up to 200 graves, offering valuable insights into the early Anglo-Saxon period.
#crime
Fox News: Aurora mayor blasts Denver counterpart for city's Tren de Aragua and migrant crisis
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman is accusing Denver Mayor Mike Johnston of dishonesty regarding the placement of Venezuelan migrants, including gang members, in Aurora. Coffman claims that two nonprofits moved migrants to Aurora without notifying local officials, raising concerns about crime linked to the Tren de Aragua gang.
Johnston's office denies directing any nonprofits to place migrants in Aurora. Coffman argues that contracts between Denver and the nonprofits allow for this placement while obscuring Johnston's involvement. He calls for transparency from Johnston, emphasizing the negative impact on Aurora's reputation and economy.