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#politics
The Western Journal: Trump Files for ‘Emergency’ Supreme Court Intervention Ahead of Sentencing
President-elect Donald Trump has filed an emergency petition with the U.S. Supreme Court to avoid sentencing in a New York City court set for Friday. His legal team argues that evidence from his trial relates to official presidential actions, invoking claims of presidential immunity.
The Manhattan district attorney's office has until Thursday to respond to the petition. Trump's attorneys contend that he should receive the same protections from prosecution as a sitting president, though the New York Court of Appeals has questioned the validity of this claim.
Breitbart: Andrew Huff: Preemptive Pardon of Fauci 'Incriminates Everyone'
Dr. Anthony Fauci may face significant legal implications if President Biden issues a preemptive pardon, according to Andrew Huff. Huff claims that accepting such a pardon would imply guilt for crimes related to the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and could incriminate others involved in alleged misconduct.
Biden has acknowledged he is considering pardons for public figures like Fauci and Liz Cheney, who may be targeted by incoming President Trump. However, he has not made a final decision on the matter.
Times Of Israel: Ex-NBA star Dwight Howard says he was made to delete ‘Free Palestine’ tweet in 2014
Former NBA star Dwight Howard revealed he faced significant backlash after tweeting "Free Palestine" in 2014, including pressure from the NBA commissioner to delete the post. He expressed his intention to raise awareness about the struggles faced by Palestinians after conversations with fans.
Howard noted the challenges athletes face in voicing opinions on political matters, fearing repercussions for speaking out. His past controversies include a 2023 incident regarding Taiwan, where he also faced criticism and later apologized for his comments.
The Western Journal: Trump's 'Gulf of America' Plan Immediately Gets Turned Into Legislation, Generates 'Tons of Interest' from GOP Reps
Following President-elect Donald Trump's suggestion to rename the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has drafted a bill to make it official. She argues that the name change reflects U.S. sovereignty and addresses issues related to drug trafficking and crime linked to Mexican cartels.
Greene's initiative has garnered significant interest from other GOP members, including Rep. Barry Moore and Sen. Tommy Tuberville, who support the proposal. Trump emphasized the importance of the Gulf to the U.S. and stated that the name change is fitting.
Breitbart: Poilievre Walks a Tightrope to be ‘Canada First’ Without Losing Trump
Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre is positioning himself as a strong candidate for Prime Minister following Justin Trudeau's resignation. He aims to balance Canadian interests while maintaining a favorable relationship with Donald Trump, who has criticized Trudeau's leadership.
Poilievre has firmly rejected Trump's statehood comments, asserting Canada's independence and highlighting the failures of Trudeau's government. He emphasizes a "Canada First" approach, focusing on military strength, border control, and economic growth, while also attracting support from figures like Elon Musk.
#society
Forbes: California Wildfire Live Updates: Eaton Fire Near L.A. Grows To Over 10,000 Acres
The Eaton Fire in Altadena, California, has rapidly expanded to over 10,600 acres with 0% containment, leading to mandatory evacuations for tens of thousands. At least two civilian deaths have been reported, and strong winds are exacerbating the fire conditions.
In addition to the Eaton Fire, the Palisades Fire has burned nearly 3,000 acres, prompting evacuation orders for around 30,000 residents. Several schools and events in the area have been canceled, and over 250,000 homes are without power due to the fires and severe weather conditions.
The Western Journal: Leftists Have Sickening Response After Conservative Actor James Woods' Home Burns in California Fire
Conservative actor James Woods expressed sorrow over losing his home in California wildfires, likening it to losing a loved one. In response, some leftists on social media reacted with indifference and mockery, suggesting it was "karma" for his political views.
This reaction has sparked outrage among others, who criticized the lack of empathy shown by those mocking Woods. They highlighted the contrast between the heartlessness of some individuals and the compassion displayed by others during the crisis.
Fox News: Rick Caruso says there's no water to fight Pacific Palisades fire: 'Absolute mismanagement'
Billionaire Rick Caruso criticized Los Angeles city management for inadequate water supply during the Pacific Palisades fire, claiming it reflects "absolute mismanagement." He emphasized that the city's infrastructure issues and lack of brush mitigation have exacerbated the crisis.
Caruso noted that firefighters are present but powerless without water, leading to significant property damage. City officials acknowledged the demand on the water system, highlighting systemic problems in Los Angeles' infrastructure and public safety.
Forbes: Palisades And Eaton Wildfires Blaze Out Of Control In L.A. (Photos)
Three wildfires near Los Angeles remain uncontained, prompting evacuations in areas like Pacific Palisades. The Palisades Fire has spread to nearly 2,921 acres, while the Eaton Fire has exceeded 10,000 acres, resulting in at least two fatalities and significant injuries.
California Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency due to a dangerous windstorm expected to exacerbate fire risks. Nearly 400,000 customers are without power, and over 1,400 firefighters are deployed to combat the fires, which are fueled by ongoing drought conditions.
GB News: Aldi rolls out new items and announces the return of popular pizzas - with prices from £2.49
Aldi has launched an expanded pizza range for January, introducing the Carlos Vegan Pizza line at £2.49 with three flavors for Veganuary participants. The supermarket also reintroduced its popular protein pizzas, including the Carlos Protein Meat Feast Pizza, which contains 37 grams of protein.
The protein pizzas, priced at £2.99, gained popularity on social media last year, with users praising their taste. The new vegan options include a classic Margherita, a meat-free Vegan Pepper-noni, and a smoky BBQ Chick'n variant, all featuring vegan cheese. Both ranges are available throughout January.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: Honduran president threatens closure of US military base in country if Trump deports its citizens
Honduran President Xiomara Castro threatened to close the US military base in Honduras if President-elect Donald Trump proceeds with mass deportations of Hondurans. She stated that such actions would prompt a reevaluation of military cooperation with the US.
Castro emphasized the contributions of Honduran migrants to the US economy and expressed hope for constructive dialogue with the incoming administration. Over 1 million Hondurans reside in the US, with many facing potential deportation.
Le Monde: Blinken brushes off Trump remarks in farewell to France
Antony Blinken, on his farewell tour as Secretary of State, received the Légion d'honneur in France, where he emphasized the importance of alliances. He downplayed Donald Trump's threats regarding Greenland and addressed concerns over Elon Musk's political affiliations.
Blinken praised France's role in supporting Ukraine and highlighted the need for continued cooperation among allies. He expressed confidence in France's leadership in helping Ukraine defend its independence.
Forbes: Why Does Trump Want To Buy Greenland? Here’s What To Know
Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen expressed skepticism about Donald Trump's proposal to acquire Greenland, emphasizing Denmark's long-standing ties to the territory and its growing independence movement. Trump has reiterated his interest in Greenland, citing national security and potential mineral wealth, while threatening economic repercussions against Denmark.
The Biden administration dismissed Trump's idea, with Secretary of State Antony Blinken calling it unfeasible. Greenland's leaders have firmly rejected the notion of selling the island, asserting their autonomy and commitment to independence from Denmark.
#military
Breitbart: Thirteen Cuban Soldiers Missing After Explosions Rock Ammo Depot
Thirteen Cuban military officials are missing following two explosions at an ammunition depot in Holguín. The regime initially attributed the blasts to a fire and claimed there was no danger to the local community, but later reports indicated that nearby residents were evacuated.
Cuban officials have not provided extensive details about the incident, which has raised concerns among locals. The regime's response includes a call for blood donations to aid the injured, reflecting the seriousness of the situation.
#health
The Epoch Times: Florida Grand Jury Investigating COVID Vaccines Finds Problems, but No Crimes
A Florida grand jury investigating COVID-19 vaccines found no indictments but highlighted significant issues with Pfizer and Moderna, including failure to disclose safety information and missed study deadlines. The jury expressed frustration over the lack of accountability despite the billions in taxpayer funding.
While the grand jury identified serious problems, it concluded that the actions of the vaccine manufacturers fell within existing laws. Recommendations included conducting new clinical trials and reinstating a ban on direct-to-consumer advertising. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis emphasized the need for transparency and accountability in the pharmaceutical industry.
#sports
Breitbart: Travis Kelce Shoots Down Idea Chiefs Lost on Purpose to Avoid Playing Bengals
Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs dismissed claims that his team intentionally lost to avoid facing the Cincinnati Bengals in the playoffs. He expressed a desire to compete against the best teams, emphasizing his readiness to face any opponent.
Despite the Bengals' strong finish to the season, they needed help to make the playoffs, which they ultimately did not receive. The Chiefs secured a first-round bye and will await their next opponent.
Breitbart: Former Orioles Pitcher Brian Matusz Dies at 37
Former MLB pitcher Brian Matusz has died at 37, with the cause of death not disclosed. The Baltimore Orioles expressed their condolences, highlighting his passion for baseball and connection with fans during his tenure from 2009 to 2016.
Matusz was drafted fourth overall in 2008 and had a notable career, including a high of 32 starts in 2010. He played for several teams, including the Orioles and Braves, and served as a bullpen coach for New Zealand in 2022.