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7 Jan 2025
#politics
The Federalist: NC High Court Blocks Elections Board From Certifying Dem As Winner
The North Carolina Supreme Court has temporarily blocked the state Board of Elections from certifying the election of Democrat Justice Allison Riggs, pending a review of Republican Judge Jefferson Griffin's election challenge. Griffin, who initially led by 10,000 votes, claims irregularities with absentee ballots and has filed protests against around 60,000 ballots.
Griffin argues that the NCSBE is using legal tactics to certify the election and prevent judicial review of his challenges. The court has set an expedited schedule for both parties to submit briefs regarding the election certification, with implications for election integrity reform in North Carolina and potentially nationwide.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC and DARREN BEATTIE: ‘Imagine being a great power and not controlling your own sea lanes’
Jack Posobiec and Darren Beattie discussed Donald Trump's vision of acquiring Greenland and regaining control of the Panama Canal, emphasizing their importance for American trade and economic power. They argued that the U.S. should embrace its role as a great power and reclaim control over its resources and trade routes.
Beattie expressed optimism about Trump's potential second term goals, which include restoring American supremacy in the hemisphere. Both commentators criticized the current perception of American power as outdated and argued for a renewed focus on U.S. interests.
Fox News: RFK Jr. to meet with slew of Dems including Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is meeting with over a dozen senators, including prominent Democrats like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, as part of his efforts to secure confirmation as head of the Department of Health and Human Services in a potential Trump administration. His agricultural positions have raised concerns among some Republicans, while others express support.
Kennedy, a former Democrat and independent presidential candidate, has previously met only with GOP senators. His discussions this week aim to address bipartisan concerns about his policies, particularly regarding modern farming techniques. Supporters believe he understands the challenges facing farmers.
Fox News: Klobuchar hit with 'Community Note' on X after backlash from Jan 6 claim about 'killed' officer: 'Just sick'
Sen. Amy Klobuchar is facing criticism for her claim that police officers were "injured and killed" during the January 6 Capitol riot. A post on X was marked with a "Community Note" clarifying that no officers were killed, with the medical examiner stating Officer Brian Sicknick died of natural causes.
Critics, including conservative commentators, have called out Klobuchar for what they describe as misinformation, emphasizing that while many officers were injured, no deaths occurred on that day. They argue that the narrative surrounding the events of January 6 continues to be misrepresented.
Breitbart: Donald Trump Repeats Offer to Make Canada 51st State After Trudeau's Resignation
President-elect Donald Trump suggested that Canada could become the 51st state of the U.S. following Justin Trudeau's resignation. He argued that such a merger would eliminate trade deficits and enhance national security against threats from Russia and China.
Trump emphasized that he would not use military force for annexation but advocated for "economic force." Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, likely to succeed Trudeau, firmly rejected the idea, asserting that Canada will never be a U.S. state.
Breitbart: Gallup: Americans to Remember Biden as Second-Worst President in History
A recent Gallup poll ranks President Joe Biden as the second-worst president in U.S. history, with 54% of Americans rating him as "below average" or "poor." His net rating of -35 is only better than Richard Nixon's -42. Public sentiment suggests a lack of optimism regarding how history will view his presidency.
Biden's leadership has faced criticism for various issues, including the Afghanistan withdrawal, rising inflation, and increased homelessness. His evaluations are notably low among independents and even among Democrats compared to past presidents.
Breitbart: Exclusive: How Melania Trump Landed a $40 Million Amazon Documentary Deal
Melania Trump is producing a documentary providing an insider's view of the role of a first lady as she prepares to return to the White House. The project secured a $40 million distribution deal with Amazon and is directed by Brett Ratner, featuring her daily life and appearances by her family.
The documentary follows the success of her bestselling book and aims to showcase her contributions and experiences. Filming is scheduled for late December 2024 to early January 2025, highlighting her journey and the upcoming administration.
#society
Fox News: Air Force officer-turned-Miss America says you don't need to 'sacrifice' your personality to join the military
Madison Marsh, the first active-duty Air Force officer to win Miss America, aims to inspire others by sharing her journey. She emphasizes the importance of personal growth and the freedom to pursue one's passions, reflecting on her experiences at the Air Force Academy and her advocacy for pancreatic cancer research.
Marsh believes her victory offers hope to young people who feel constrained by societal expectations. She encourages individuals to focus on fulfillment rather than external validation, highlighting that success follows when one pursues what they love.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Trump’s Mideast envoy to visit Qatar, claiming hostage deal on verge of completion
US envoy Steve Witkoff announced he will travel to Doha for ongoing negotiations between Israel and Hamas, with hopes of finalizing a hostage deal before President-elect Trump’s inauguration. Both sides have accused each other of obstructing progress, while Trump has issued warnings regarding the situation.
Witkoff emphasized the importance of Trump's influence in the negotiations, stating that the urgency to finalize a deal is clear. The discussions involve a potential ceasefire and the release of hostages, but significant disagreements remain over conditions for a lasting resolution.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: Wednesday Quick Takes
President Biden awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to 19 individuals, including celebrities and political figures, sparking debate over the significance of the honor. Critics argue that recipients like Hillary Clinton and George Soros undermine the award's value, questioning the criteria for such recognition.
In a discussion on cultural values, actor Jon Cryer refrained from condemning sharia law's treatment of women, reflecting a progressive reluctance to critique non-Western cultures despite advocating for women's rights. This stance highlights a perceived conflict within liberal ideology regarding multiculturalism and feminism.
#crime
Breitbart: Two Death Row Inmates Refuse to Accept President Biden's Commutation
Two death row inmates, Shannon Agofsky and Len Davis, are challenging President Biden's commutation of their sentences to life in prison without parole. They argue that the commutation puts them at a legal disadvantage in their appeals claiming innocence.
The inmates have filed motions in federal court seeking to block the commutation, despite the precedent allowing the president to grant reprieves without the convict's consent. Agofsky was convicted for a prison murder, while Davis, a former police officer, was convicted for hiring a hitman.
The Western Journal: DOJ Reports It Has Uncovered 'Additional Criminal Conduct' by NYC Mayor Eric Adams
The Justice Department has filed a motion indicating that New York City Mayor Eric Adams is involved in additional criminal conduct beyond his initial indictment. New evidence suggests further criminal behavior and potential witness tampering related to bribery and campaign finance violations.
Adams, who has pleaded not guilty, faces trial in April. He maintains his innocence, claiming he has done nothing wrong. The allegations include accepting luxury travel and illegal campaign contributions from foreign sources during his tenure.
#technology
The Western Journal: America ‘Blacklists' World’s Biggest Game Company for Alleged Connections to Chinese Military
The U.S. government has added Tencent, the world's largest video game company, to a blacklist due to alleged ties to the Chinese military. This move follows increasing tensions between the U.S. and China, causing Tencent's shares to drop nearly 10%. Tencent has denied any military connections.
This situation highlights the broader cultural and political implications of China's influence in America, particularly through technology and entertainment. Critics warn that the infiltration of Chinese companies like Tencent poses risks to American values and security.
#other
Le Monde: Russian authorities' handling of Black Sea oil spill criticized: 'It's the worst-case scenario.'
An oil spill resulting from two Russian tankers running aground in the Kerch Strait has caused significant environmental damage along the coasts of southwest Russia and Crimea. The spill, which began on December 15, has affected wildlife and polluted up to 200,000 metric tons of soil.
Efforts to clean up the spill are ongoing, with volunteers and officials responding to the crisis. The situation has prompted serious concerns, with President Vladimir Putin labeling it an "environmental catastrophe."
Le Monde: Los Angeles residents flee fire as potentially 'life-threatening, destructive' winds gain strength
Firefighters in Southern California are battling multiple wildfires as strong Santa Ana winds pose a significant risk, with gusts expected to reach up to 100 mph. Evacuations have been ordered in areas like Pacific Palisades, where dry conditions have heightened fire danger.
President Biden has altered his travel plans due to the weather, and schools in affected areas are relocating students. Utilities are considering power cuts for safety, as the region faces a prolonged period of fire risk amid ongoing drought conditions.