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7 Jan 2025
#politics
Fox News: Former Trump co-defendants want judge to block Special Counsel Jack Smith report
Two co-defendants in the classified documents case against President-elect Trump, Walt Nauta and Carlos De Oliveira, are seeking to prevent the release of Special Counsel Jack Smith's report. They argue it could harm their ongoing legal cases and claim Smith's access to certain materials is improper.
Their attorneys filed an emergency motion, asserting that the report would be biased and could prejudice future proceedings. Trump's attorney has also requested that Attorney General Merrick Garland not release the report, citing concerns over its legality and potential political motivations.
The Telegraph: Trudeau is gone at last but his political stench lingers on, contaminating Canada
Justin Trudeau has announced his resignation as leader of the Liberal Party of Canada but will remain Prime Minister until a successor is chosen. His tenure has been marked by criticism, with many Canadians viewing him as a national embarrassment and blaming him for the country's decline.
Despite some hopes within the Liberal Party for a revival post-Trudeau, the outlook remains bleak. Polls indicate a significant drop in support, and the party's association with Trudeau's leadership is expected to hinder any recovery. Canadians appear ready to shift their support to Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre.
The Federalist: The Legacy Of Jan. 6 Should Be Massive Reform Of FBI And DOJ
The four-year anniversary of January 6, 2021, has reignited debates about the events of that day. Supporters of Donald Trump argue that the narrative of insurrection and violence is exaggerated, claiming that only a small number engaged in violence and that the real issue lies in the subsequent prosecutions by the Biden administration.
Critics of the Justice Department and FBI assert that the ongoing prosecutions target innocent individuals based solely on their political beliefs, creating a chilling effect on dissent. They call for major reforms in these federal agencies to prevent future abuses and ensure that political views do not lead to unjust legal repercussions.
GB News: Prince Harry suffers fresh setback ahead of Duke of Sussex's trip to the UK
Prince Harry faced a legal setback as a High Court judge ordered his team to reduce witness statements from notable figures, including Gordon Brown and John Bercow, ahead of an upcoming trial against News Group Newspapers. The judge criticized the statements for containing irrelevant commentary rather than factual evidence.
The trial, set to begin on January 20, involves allegations of unlawful information-gathering and invasion of privacy related to at least 30 articles about Harry dating back to 1998. News Group Newspapers denies any wrongdoing.
The Federalist: 'The View's' Sunny Hostin Retains Bat Guano Crazy Queen Crown
Sunny Hostin of "The View" continues to voice extreme views on the January 6 Capitol events, labeling it one of the worst moments in American history, akin to World War II and the Holocaust. Her comments have drawn criticism for their lack of historical context and proportionality.
Hostin's insistence on moral clarity contrasts with her hyperbolic comparisons, which many see as an attempt to push a politically driven narrative. Critics argue that the events of January 6 do not warrant such extreme comparisons, emphasizing the need for a balanced understanding of history.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Jan. 7: Day 459 – Will new law bring airlines back to Israel’s skies?
Hamas has released a list of 34 hostages, demanding more prisoners in exchange for the remaining 100 held in Gaza. Meanwhile, Hezbollah is expected to rearm as a ceasefire with Israel nears its end, affecting Lebanon's power dynamics.
The Bank of Israel governor expressed cautious optimism for the economy, while emergency grants are available for evacuated families returning by March 2025. The government is also considering legislation to cancel flight compensation to attract foreign airlines back to Israel.
The Telegraph: China’s latest Taiwan wargame established a strategic position before Trump arrives
The Chinese People's Liberation Army conducted its largest war game to date, simulating an invasion of Taiwan. This exercise involved 134 warplanes and significant naval activity, highlighting China's increasing military capabilities and intentions towards Taiwan.
US and allied military officials warn that a real invasion could occur by 2027, emphasizing the urgent need for Taiwan and its allies to deter China. The scale of the recent exercise indicates a serious threat to regional stability.
#technology
Forbes: Here Are The Startups Jeff Bezos Invested In Last Year
Jeff Bezos is investing heavily in AI robotics, co-leading a $22 million funding round for Swiss-Mile, a Zurich-based startup developing autonomous delivery robots. This marks a shift in his investment focus, with seven of his nine 2024 investments targeting AI startups.
Bezos' involvement in robotics is not new, but his recent activity indicates a potential breakthrough in the field. With a history of successful tech investments, his backing provides startups with credibility and marketing exposure. The future of autonomous robotics appears promising, though it remains in its early stages.