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#politics
The Mirror: Nigel Farage responds to 'war with Elon Musk' with grovelling comment
Nigel Farage expressed a desire to repair his relationship with Elon Musk after Musk's recent comments questioning Farage's leadership of Reform UK. Farage praised Musk as a "cult hero" and plans to meet him during his visit to the U.S. for Trump's inauguration.
Despite their disagreements, particularly regarding Tommy Robinson, Farage remains optimistic about mending ties with Musk. He acknowledged uncertainty about who would fund his trip to the U.S. but emphasized his admiration for Musk's contributions to free speech.
The Mirror: Zuckerberg announces MAJOR Facebook change after Trump election 'tipping point'
Mark Zuckerberg announced a significant shift in Meta's content moderation policies, aiming to enhance free speech across Facebook, Instagram, and Threads. The company will replace its fact-checking program with a community-driven system, similar to Community Notes on X, and will simplify its policies.
Meta plans to move its trust and safety teams to Texas and will ease restrictions on topics like immigration and gender identity. While automated moderation will continue for serious violations, Zuckerberg emphasized reducing mistakes and censorship to better serve users.
Fox News: Ex-Obama adviser calls out Schumer for 'foolish' claim Dems didn't mislead on Biden
CNN commentator Van Jones criticized Sen. Chuck Schumer for denying that Democrats misled the public about President Biden's health. Jones asserted that there was a known decline in Biden's condition that was not disclosed, calling Schumer's claims "foolish."
Other CNN panelists echoed Jones, suggesting that admitting to a cover-up would undermine the credibility of Democrats. They argued that the narrative surrounding Biden's mental acuity has been delusional and that continuing to deny the truth could lead to significant political consequences.
#society
The Western Journal: DEI Hunter Claims Another Victim: McDonald’s Latest Mega-Corp to Back Off Diversity Policies Thanks to Pressure
McDonald's has announced a rollback of several diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives following pressure from conservative activist Robby Starbuck. This decision comes after a Supreme Court ruling against race-based admissions and reflects a broader trend among corporations reassessing their DEI commitments.
The company will retire its DEI pledge for suppliers and demographic representation goals, shifting focus to internal inclusion practices. McDonald's aims to align its diversity efforts with business performance, marking a significant move in response to conservative advocacy against progressive corporate policies.
GB News: Keir Starmer lambasted by Robert Jenrick over 'far-right' attack: 'Outrageous smear!'
Robert Jenrick has criticized Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer for labeling calls for a public inquiry into grooming gangs as a "far-right" smear. Jenrick emphasized the need for justice for victims, highlighting the scale of the issue involving thousands of vulnerable young girls.
He called for a comprehensive national inquiry, arguing that previous investigations were insufficient. Jenrick also proposed mandatory reporting of child sexual abuse by public officials and advocated for harsher sentences for grooming gang perpetrators, including deportation for foreign offenders.
Le Monde: At least 901 people reportedly executed in Iran in 2024 says UN
In 2023, Iran reportedly executed over 900 individuals, with a notable spike in December. The UN rights chief condemned this trend, highlighting that Iran's use of capital punishment is primarily for drug-related crimes but also targets dissenters, particularly following recent protests.
Activists express concern that the Iranian regime employs executions to instill fear in society. The UN has urged Iran to impose a moratorium on the death penalty, advocating for its eventual abolition, citing its incompatibility with the right to life and the risk of wrongful executions.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: France asks citizens to avoid Iran until 'hostages' released
France has advised its citizens against traveling to Iran until three French nationals, detained on espionage charges, are released. Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot condemned their unjust imprisonment and emphasized that their situation has worsened despite diplomatic efforts.
Barrot warned that the release of the hostages is crucial for future bilateral relations and sanctions. He urged the Iranian authorities to free them, highlighting that many Europeans are held in Iran as leverage in negotiations.
#military
Times Of Israel: Katz: Deadly West Bank terror attack was ‘act of war’ that will be answered in kind
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz labeled a recent attack in the West Bank as an "act of war" after Palestinian gunmen killed three Israelis and injured eight others. The IDF has initiated a manhunt for the attackers, who are still at large, and is ramping up military operations in the region.
Since the onset of conflict on October 7, 2023, violence has escalated, resulting in numerous casualties on both sides. The IDF has reported over 835 Palestinian deaths, primarily among combatants, while also arresting thousands of individuals linked to terrorist activities.
#crime
Le Monde: Over 5,600 killed last year in Haiti gang violence, says UN
Gang violence in Haiti resulted in over 5,600 deaths last year, with Port-au-Prince largely under gang control. The UN highlighted the ongoing brutality, including mass killings and lynchings, exacerbated by political instability and inadequate law enforcement.
UN rights chief Volker Türk emphasized the need for international support for a Kenyan-led police mission and accountability for human rights violations. He condemned the flow of weapons to gangs and called for a halt to deportations, citing the dire security situation.