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8 Jan 2025
#politics
Forbes: Biden Doesn’t Rule Out Giving Preemptive Pardons To Trump’s Foes Before Leaving Office
President Biden is contemplating preemptive pardons for individuals targeted by President-elect Trump, such as Liz Cheney and Anthony Fauci. Biden indicated that his decision may depend on Trump's appointments and whether he pursues retribution against political foes.
Biden has until January 20 to issue these pardons and plans to grant traditional pardons as well. He defended his prior pardon of his son, Hunter Biden, stating he believed Hunter was unfairly targeted. Concerns linger about Trump’s intentions towards his political enemies once in office.
Fox News: Biden says Trump praised him when the two met in the White House after Trump's victory
President Biden recounted a meeting with President-elect Trump where Trump expressed admiration for some of Biden's economic policies. Biden emphasized the importance of a smooth transition and advised Trump against seeking revenge during his presidency.
Biden also defended his decision to pardon his son, Hunter, citing his tax compliance and the severity of the charges against him. In response, a Trump spokesperson criticized Biden's policies, attributing Trump's election to dissatisfaction with the current administration's economic performance.
Human Events: HUMAN EVENTS: Pardon them all
President Trump plans to grant "major pardons" to those involved in the January 6 events upon taking office. The suggestion is made to extend this to all individuals charged or jailed, arguing that the trials are politically motivated and biased, particularly in Washington, DC.
The editorial critiques President Biden's characterization of the January 6 events as an insurrection, asserting that the legal repercussions faced by defendants are disproportionate compared to other riots. It calls for a pardon to restore justice and end what it sees as political persecution.
Breitbart: CNN's Phillip: 'Nobody Wants Facebook to Be This Free Speech Panacea'
CNN host Abby Phillip commented on Meta's changes to its content moderation policies, questioning the narrative that there is insufficient free speech on Facebook. She noted that younger users are moving away from the platform and suggested that the discussion may cater to a Trump-centric viewpoint.
Phillip advocated for community notes and proposed that Facebook should diversify its moderation locations to reduce bias. She acknowledged that many conservatives actively use Facebook, indicating a complex user demographic.
#society
Fox News: Raging Palisades fire destroys high school featured in multiple Hollywood films
Palisades Charter High School in Los Angeles has been severely damaged by wildfires in the Pacific Palisades area. The school is currently on winter break, so no students or staff were affected. The Los Angeles Unified School District is offering assistance and updates on the spring semester.
The wildfires have prompted evacuations for around 30,000 residents, including several celebrities who have lost their homes. California Governor Gavin Newsom has declared a state of emergency as the fires continue to spread, fueled by strong winds.
Le Monde: Thousands of pornographic ads go unmoderated on Facebook and Instagram
A report by AI Forensics reveals that over 3,000 pornographic ads promoting erectile dysfunction products and dating apps have bypassed moderation on Facebook and Instagram. These ads, generating over eight million impressions, often feature illegal deepfakes of local celebrities.
The findings raise concerns about Meta's content moderation practices, as these ads violate both company rules and French law. Simple searches reveal explicit content that should not be present on mainstream platforms.
Forbes: Here Are Baldoni’s Key Allegations Against Lively. Latest: He Claims She Never Read ‘It Ends With Us’
Justin Baldoni has filed a lawsuit against the New York Times, countering allegations from co-star Blake Lively that he created a hostile work environment during the filming of "It Ends With Us." Baldoni claims Lively undermined him, edited the final cut without his consent, and attempted to have him banned from the film's premiere.
In his lawsuit, Baldoni alleges that Lively's behavior constituted a "pattern of vindictiveness," including pressure on the studio and interference in the editing process. He also disputes claims of sexual harassment, asserting that Lively orchestrated a smear campaign against him. Lively's legal team maintains that her actions were in response to misconduct on set.
Fox News: CIA-trained Navy veteran details ‘very devastating’ impact CNN segment had on his life: ‘Labeled a criminal’
U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young is suing CNN for defamation, claiming the network falsely portrayed him as an illegal profiteer during its coverage of Afghan evacuations in 2021. Young testified that the segment severely damaged his reputation and business, labeling him a criminal.
The trial has revealed that a judge previously ruled Young did not act illegally, and CNN's on-air apology was deemed insufficient. Young emphasized the challenges of evacuating people from Afghanistan and stated he only worked with corporate sponsors, not private citizens.
Fox News: LA residents recall harrowing escape from wildfires as homes, businesses go up in flames: 'Like a war zone'
Residents of Palisades Highlands in Los Angeles, Eric Robertson and Tricia Cosentino, shared their terrifying experience fleeing a wildfire that has devastated their community. Thousands have been evacuated, with many homes and businesses reportedly lost.
The fires, fueled by strong winds, are currently uncontained, affecting over 30,000 residents and leaving more than 200,000 without power. Firefighters face extreme conditions, hindering their efforts to combat the flames.
GB News: ‘You failed!’ Watch moment Ellie Costello tears into Tory MP over bid to force grooming gang inquiry
Shadow Education Secretary Laura Trott criticized Labour's handling of child abuse issues after Elon Musk's harsh remarks about Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips. Trott emphasized the need for careful language in politics, referencing Labour's social media campaign against Rishi Sunak regarding child offenders.
While defending Phillips against Musk's comments, Trott called for Labour MPs to support a national inquiry into grooming gangs, stressing the importance of understanding the issue. She highlighted her party's efforts in addressing child sexual abuse and urged collective action to protect children.
The Western Journal: While Most LA Stars Fled, Actor Steve Guttenberg Manned Up, Began Helping Firefighters in Middle of Emergency
Amid the Pacific Palisades fire, actor Steve Guttenberg chose to stay and assist firefighters, urging residents to leave their car keys in vehicles to clear blocked roads. He emphasized the urgency of helping those still trapped in their homes.
While many celebrities evacuated, Guttenberg's actions highlight a commitment to community support during crises. His plea underscores the need for collective effort in the face of disaster.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Trump posts clip of prof calling Netanyahu ‘obsessive’ about getting US to fight Iran
Donald Trump shared a video on Truth Social featuring Columbia University professor Jeffrey Sachs, who criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for allegedly pushing the U.S. towards war with Iran. Sachs labeled Netanyahu “obsessive” and accused him of instigating U.S. military actions in the Middle East.
Despite a complicated history, including past tensions between Trump and Netanyahu, their relationship appeared to improve recently. However, Trump's decision to post the critical video raises questions about their current dynamic, as it contradicts Netanyahu's claims of alignment on the Iranian threat.
#economy
Forbes: Market Braces For High Interest Rates: Investors Price In Just One Cut This Year As Fed Minutes Loom
Investors are adjusting their expectations for interest rates in 2025, anticipating only one more cut to a target range of 4% to 4.25%. This marks a significant shift from previous lower rates and reflects concerns over the Federal Reserve's monetary policy amid rising inflation and federal debt.
The bond market is also reacting, with 10-year U.S. Treasury yields reaching their highest levels since April. Higher yields indicate reduced investor confidence in government bonds, complicating borrowing costs, including mortgage rates, which have risen to a six-month high.
#health
Human Events: JOHN MAC GHLIONN: RFK vs Big Pharma is the battle that will define America’s future
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Secretary of Health and Human Services could initiate significant reforms against Big Pharma's practices, which prioritize profits over public health. Key issues include patent abuse and the influence of pharmaceutical advertising, which inflate drug prices and compromise medical integrity.
Kennedy's potential reforms may focus on limiting patent extensions through "evergreening," enhancing FDA oversight, and regulating direct-to-consumer drug advertising. Addressing systemic corruption and conflicts of interest within regulatory agencies will be crucial for meaningful change.
#crime
The Telegraph: Owner of website used by Gisele Pelicot’s husband is arrested
Isaac Steidl, founder of the website Coco, has been arrested amid a probe into serious charges including money laundering, pimping, child pornography, and murder. This follows the conviction of Dominique Pelicot, who was sentenced to 20 years for orchestrating the rape of his wife over a decade.
Coco, which attracted nearly 800,000 visitors monthly, was shut down last year. Pelicot's wife, Gisèle, became a prominent figure in the feminist movement after publicly revealing her identity to ensure transparency in the trial.