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9 Jan 2025
#society
The Telegraph: Los Angeles wildfires – everything we know so far
Los Angeles is experiencing its worst wildfires in history, forcing thousands to evacuate from affluent neighborhoods and the Hollywood Hills. At least six significant fires are currently active, with five confirmed fatalities and over 15,000 properties at risk.
The Palisades fire ignited first on Tuesday morning, followed by the Hurst and Eaton fires the same day, and the Woodley fire on Wednesday. Two additional fires, Olivas and Sunset, emerged later, intensifying the crisis.
Breitbart: Trump Thanks Biden for Leaving Him No Water in Hydrants, No Money in FEMA
President-elect Donald Trump criticized President Joe Biden for inadequate resources during California's wildfires, claiming there was "no water" in fire hydrants and "no money" in FEMA. Local businessman Rick Caruso echoed concerns about mismanagement, stating first responders lacked essential resources.
FEMA's funding issues were highlighted, with Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas admitting the agency could not sustain operations through hurricane season. The Biden administration has reportedly spent a significant portion of disaster relief funds quickly, raising concerns about future disaster preparedness.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Hawkish Muslim Brotherhood expert to fill Mideast slot on Trump’s National Security Council
Eric Trager has been appointed as the White House National Security Council senior director for the Middle East and North Africa, succeeding Brett McGurk. His role comes amid a crowded field of Mideast-related appointments, including Steve Witkoff and Morgan Ortagus.
Trager, a Republican staffer with a background in pro-Israel policy, has previously worked at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy and has authored a book on the Muslim Brotherhood. His appointment has garnered positive reactions from conservative and pro-Israel circles.
#outdoors
GB News: Gardening pro shares 5 jobs to do now for a 'blooming and abundant garden this year'
January is an ideal time for gardeners to prepare for the upcoming growing season. Expert James Ewens recommends creating a planting calendar, pruning dormant plants, clearing dead foliage, and enriching soil with compost.
Additionally, gardeners should sort seeds, check expiration dates, and start some seeds indoors. With proper planning and care, January can set the stage for a flourishing garden throughout the year.