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9 Jan 2025
#politics
The Mirror: Tories humiliated after grooming gangs 'opportunism' fails - how your MP voted
Kemi Badenoch's attempt to amend the Government's Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill to initiate a national inquiry into grooming gangs was overwhelmingly rejected by Parliament, with 364 MPs voting against it. Critics, including PM Rishi Sunak and Labour leader Keir Starmer, accused her of politicizing the issue and delaying vital child protection legislation.
Badenoch faced backlash for not having met any survivors of grooming gangs, despite advocating for an inquiry. Labour accused the Tories of exploiting the scandal for fundraising, labeling it as a "breathtaking disrespect" to victims. The debate highlights ongoing tensions over child protection policies and political accountability.
The Western Journal: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Calls Out Fellow Democrats for Being 'Too Reflexively Anti-Republican'
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez advocates for Democrats to collaborate with President-elect Donald Trump on policies that align with progressive values. She criticizes the party's reflexive anti-Republican stance, suggesting it has contributed to electoral losses.
Many Democrats are shifting toward bipartisan efforts, particularly on immigration and economic reforms. They acknowledge a need to better connect with voter concerns, as seen with support for the Laken Riley Act, which aims to address border security and spending issues.
Front Page Magazine: Musk: Farage Should be Replaced as Leader of Reform
Elon Musk has publicly called for Nigel Farage to be replaced as leader of Reform UK, just hours after praising him. This shift follows discussions at Mar-a-Lago and is reportedly linked to disagreements over Tommy Robinson, whom Musk supports but Farage does not.
Farage has distanced himself from Robinson, asserting that he is not a political prisoner and that Robinson's presence would not benefit the party. Despite Musk's criticisms, Reform MPs are reportedly rallying behind Farage.
Breitbart: Donald Trump Files Emergency Petition to Block Sentencing in Business Records Case
President-elect Donald Trump has filed an emergency petition with the Supreme Court to block his upcoming sentencing in a case involving falsified business records. A New York jury found him guilty, and Judge Juan Merchan scheduled sentencing for January 10. Trump's legal team argues that the case is politically motivated and claims he has presidential immunity.
Trump's lawyers contend that the New York court lacks authority to proceed with sentencing while his appeal is pending. They assert that the evidence used against him was improperly admitted and that the prosecution is flawed. A response from New York is expected soon.
#society
Fox News: Hollywood shuts down as Palisades Fire rages: Critics Choice postponed, 'The Price is Right' taping canceled
The Critics Choice Awards have been postponed for two weeks due to wildfires in Los Angeles, now scheduled for Jan. 26. Organizers express concern for those affected by the fires, which have also led to the cancellation of various TV shows and movie premieres.
Additional events like tapings of "The Price is Right" and premieres for films such as "Unstoppable" and "Better Man" have been canceled due to safety concerns. Thousands, including celebrities, have evacuated as the fires continue to spread.
Forbes: California Wildfire Live Updates: Officials Say 5 Dead As Fires Expand
Nearly 1 million customers in Los Angeles County are without power due to multiple wildfires that have burned over 20,000 acres and resulted in at least five fatalities. Evacuations are in effect for tens of thousands of residents as firefighters battle the blazes, including the Palisades and Eaton fires.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has declared a state of emergency amid extreme fire risks exacerbated by strong winds. Several schools and events have been canceled, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency is providing assistance for firefighting efforts.
Front Page Magazine: Video: The Savage Truth About Bezos Kneeling Before Trump
Cicely Davis discusses recent events on The Savage Truth podcast, including a terror attack in New Orleans, the passing of former President Jimmy Carter, and morale issues at the Washington Post following another staff resignation.
Listeners can find the episode on platforms like Spotify and YouTube.
Front Page Magazine: A CAIR Plot to Lynch a Hero Cop in ‘Little Palestine’
The case involving Hadi Abuatelah, a 17-year-old Arab Muslim, has unraveled after police encountered him with drugs and a loaded gun. Instead of complying, he fled, leading to a struggle with officers who restrained him without lethal force. Despite CAIR's portrayal of him as a victim, evidence showed he was involved in subsequent violent incidents.
The Cook County State’s Attorney's office ultimately dropped charges against the officers involved, citing insufficient evidence. This decision sparked backlash from CAIR and local activists, who accused the police of racism and brutality. The community remains divided, with residents showing support for law enforcement amidst ongoing tensions.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Venezuela Takes Two Americans Hostage at Tail End of Biden Term
Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro announced the arrest of two American nationals, claiming they are part of a mercenary group attempting to destabilize his regime ahead of his inauguration for a new term. The group also includes Colombians and Ukrainians, with no evidence provided to support these allegations.
The arrests add to a series of detentions of U.S. citizens in Venezuela on similar charges since the controversial July election. Maduro's regime has been accused of using these individuals as bargaining chips in potential negotiations with the U.S. government.
#military
Front Page Magazine: IDF Closes Down Kamal Adwan Hospital
The IDF recently completed an operation at Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, detaining 240 suspected Hamas operatives, including the hospital's director. The IDF claims the hospital was being used as a stronghold by Hamas, despite repeated warnings to refrain from such activities.
During the operation, the IDF reportedly transferred patients and medical staff to other hospitals, ensuring they received supplies and care. The military denies accusations of cruelty or setting fires, asserting that any individuals forced to strip were likely Hamas operatives hiding within the hospital.
#crime
Breitbart: Los Zetas Commanders Receive Sentenced for Migrant Massacres in Mexican Border State
Three leaders of the Los Zetas Cartel received lengthy sentences for their involvement in the kidnapping and murder of migrants in Tamaulipas between 2010 and 2011. Martin Estrada Luna was sentenced to 73 years, Ricardo Palomo Rincones to 82 years, and Juvenal Burciaga Venegas to 76 years.
These sentences are linked to organized crime, aggravated kidnapping, and corruption of minors, stemming from their roles in the San Fernando massacres, including the killing of 72 migrants in 2010. The actual death toll from these crimes is believed to be much higher than the official count.
#sports
Breitbart: Tom Brady, Multiple Other Teams Trying to Lure Bill Belichick away from UNC
Bill Belichick, currently the head coach at North Carolina, has no intentions of leaving, despite interest from Tom Brady and the Las Vegas Raiders, who recently fired their head coach. Reports suggest that multiple NFL teams are inquiring about Belichick’s potential return to the league.
Belichick's contract includes a $10 million buyout if he leaves before June 1, 2025, which is manageable for NFL teams. While the Raiders could be an appealing option for Belichick, they lack a franchise quarterback and high draft picks, making the decision more complex.
GB News: Golf's 'next Rory McIlroy' snubs PGA Tour to join LIV as Ryder Cup selection takes fresh twist
Northern Ireland's Tom McKibbin, a promising young golfer, is set to join LIV Golf despite recently earning his PGA Tour card. At 22, he is expected to take the final spot in Jon Rahm's team, Legion XIII, and will compete in upcoming events before the LIV season opener in Riyadh.
McKibbin's move is significant as he has been viewed as a protégé of Rory McIlroy, who has recently softened his stance on LIV Golf. Their relationship will be closely observed, especially given their shared background at the Holywood Golf Club in Belfast.