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9 Jan 2025
#politics
GB News: WATCH: Bev and Andrew criticise Jess Phillips's response to Elon Musk
GB News host Bev Turner advised Labour MP Jess Phillips to be more resilient following Phillips' reaction to Elon Musk's comments. Musk labeled Phillips a “rape genocide apologist” on his X platform, prompting her to express concerns for her safety.
#society
Fox News: Navy veteran warned CNN reporter he would ‘seek legal damages’ if ‘inaccurate’ story was published
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 asserts that CNN's reporting destroyed his reputation and business, leading to significant personal distress.
During the trial, Young testified that he had warned CNN about inaccuracies in their story and expressed a desire to remain unnamed. He claims that the segment, which highlighted exorbitant fees for evacuations, misrepresented his actions and caused him emotional and financial harm.
Fox News: Photos from California wildfires show shocking before and after at historic state parks: 'Devastating'
Wildfires in Los Angeles have devastated historic sites, including Will Rogers State Historic Park, where the home of the famed movie cowboy was destroyed. Over 30 buildings were lost across the parks, but some artifacts were evacuated before the flames reached them.
California State Parks is assessing the damage and prioritizing public safety amid ongoing fires in the region, which have resulted in multiple fatalities. Emergency response efforts are focused on protecting remaining resources and supporting affected communities.
Fox News: 'Dramatic and apocalyptic': LA fire captain details obstacles allowing wildfires to ravage the city
Wildfires in Los Angeles County have intensified, with six major fires currently burning and forcing thousands to evacuate. Firefighters are struggling to contain the blazes due to strong winds, which have reached up to 100 mph, complicating their efforts and limiting air support.
As the situation evolves, additional firefighters from surrounding areas are being deployed to assist. Community resources are being mobilized to provide shelter for evacuees, with various facilities opening their doors to those in need.
#war
Le Monde: Russian missile attack in Ukraine kills at least 13 civilians
A Russian missile strike on Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, on January 8, 2025, resulted in at least 13 civilian deaths and around 30 injuries. The attack targeted residential buildings, prompting Ukrainian President Zelenskyy to condemn the brutality of aerial bombings and call for stronger security guarantees from nations seeking peace.
In response to the ongoing conflict, Ukraine's military successfully targeted a fuel depot in Russia, causing significant damage. This strike is part of Ukraine's strategy to enhance its military capabilities amid concerns about future Russian aggression.
#crime
The Western Journal: Illegal Immigrant Charged with Murdering a Young Woman a Week After He Was Deported
An illegal immigrant, Nestor Rocha-Aguayo, was arrested for allegedly murdering his ex-girlfriend, Talia Benward, just a week after being deported. Rocha-Aguayo had a history of domestic violence and drug charges before his deportation on December 24.
After returning to the U.S., he contacted Benward, leading to a confrontation that ended with her murder. Investigators found her body and evidence of the crime, while Rocha-Aguayo attempted to flee but was apprehended the next day. This incident highlights concerns over the immigration system's failures.
Le Monde: Yakuza leader pleads guilty to conspiring to sell nuclear material
Yakuza leader Takeshi Ebisawa pleaded guilty to trafficking nuclear material from Myanmar and attempting to sell it to fund an arms deal. He was previously charged with drug trafficking and firearms offenses, and now faces up to 20 years in prison.
Prosecutors revealed that Ebisawa sought to exchange weapons-grade plutonium for military weaponry, including surface-to-air missiles, to support an insurgent group in Myanmar. His actions highlight the extensive criminal activities of the Yakuza syndicate.