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8 Jan 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Fetterman open to potential Greenland acquisition, declares support for Laken Riley Act
Senator John Fetterman expressed openness to the idea of the U.S. acquiring Greenland, referencing historical land purchases. He clarified he does not support forced acquisition but highlighted the potential benefits for Greenland's people under U.S. protection.
Fetterman also backed the bipartisan Laken Riley Act, which aims to detain illegal aliens charged with theft-related offenses. He emphasized the need to address illegal immigration, suggesting it was a significant issue in recent elections.
#politics
Forbes: Trump Asks Supreme Court To Block Hush Money Sentencing—After Appeals Court Refuses
President-elect Donald Trump has requested the Supreme Court to pause his criminal sentencing scheduled for Friday and to consider overturning his guilty verdict on 34 felony counts. This follows a New York appeals court's denial of his request to halt proceedings in his Manhattan case.
Trump's legal team argues that the evidence used at trial violated a Supreme Court ruling granting him some immunity from prosecution for official acts as president. The judge overseeing the case has indicated a preference for leniency in sentencing, potentially avoiding prison time. Trump plans to attend the sentencing virtually.
Fox News: Ex-NBC anchor Brian Williams roasts fellow journalists for failing to cover 'struggling' Biden accurately
Former NBC News anchor Brian Williams criticized journalists for their failure to accurately describe President Biden's struggles, calling the media's language "lazy" and "numbing." He emphasized the need for honest reporting, especially as the Democratic Party faces electoral challenges.
Other media figures, including Don Lemon, echoed Williams' sentiments, urging a focus on actions over words in political coverage, particularly regarding Trump. They called for a more responsible and fearless approach to journalism in the upcoming election cycle.
Forbes: Biden Admits He Might Be Too Old To Have Served Another Term
President Joe Biden expressed uncertainty about his age and health in a recent interview, acknowledging he might be too old to serve another four years. He stated, “who the hell knows?” when asked about his fitness at 86, despite previously dismissing age concerns during his re-election campaign.
Biden maintained confidence in his ability to defeat Donald Trump, referencing polling data, though the specifics of these polls remain unclear. He had previously asserted his mental and physical capability to serve another term.
The Western Journal: Think Trump Acquiring Greenland Is Nonsense? Dem Fetterman Doesn't - He's Not Opposed, Either
Senator John Fetterman expressed openness to discussions about President-elect Donald Trump's proposal to acquire Greenland, suggesting it could be a responsible conversation. He referenced historical acquisitions like the Louisiana Purchase and the purchase of Alaska as precedents for such discussions.
Fetterman dismissed concerns from some Democrats, indicating a potential strategy to appeal to center-right voters ahead of the 2026 Senate elections. He acknowledged Greenland’s Prime Minister's calls for independence from Denmark, suggesting that a U.S. alliance could be beneficial for both parties.
#society
The Telegraph: Priest investigated for manslaughter over death of newborn left on church doorstep
Father Antonio Ruccia, a priest in Bari, Italy, is under investigation for manslaughter following the death of a newborn found in a thermal cradle outside his church. The baby was discovered dead on January 2, raising questions about whether it died before arrival or if the cradle malfunctioned.
The cradle is designed for anonymous baby drop-offs and should alert the priest when a baby is placed inside. Authorities are examining the circumstances surrounding the incident, including the potential failure of the alarm system.
GB News: Sadiq Khan forced to REMOVE controversial Islamic preacher ads from TfL after Advertising Standards Authority crackdown
Transport for London (TfL) has removed billboards featuring Islamic preacher Ismail ibn Musa Menk after the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) ruled they were likely to cause serious offense. The ads depicted burning banknotes and drew complaints, particularly from viewers in the US and eurozone.
Conservative London Assembly member Susan Hall criticized Mayor Sadiq Khan for his lack of involvement in the ad approval process, despite his earlier promise to review the matter. Wahed Invest, the firm behind the ads, stated their intention was to provoke thought but acknowledged the ASA's concerns regarding the use of international currency.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Bipartisan lawmakers introduce ‘Georgian Nightmare Non-Recognition Act' in warning to Putin allied government
Senior U.S. lawmakers are set to introduce the "Georgian Nightmare Non-Recognition Act," which aims to prohibit recognition of the Georgian government led by Bidzina Ivanishvili amid ongoing anti-government protests. The bill asserts that no federal funds or actions should imply U.S. recognition of Ivanishvili's regime.
The legislation reflects growing frustration among U.S. officials regarding Georgia's political situation, emphasizing support for legitimate opposition and free elections. It recognizes Salome Zourabichvili as the legitimate president prior to the disputed elections.
#economy
The Western Journal: Swalwell Condemns Trump for Greenland Talk, Says He Just Cares About 'The Cost of Groceries,' Promptly Gets Roasted
Rep. Eric Swalwell criticized Donald Trump for focusing on acquiring Greenland instead of addressing grocery prices. He claimed to prioritize the cost of living for American families, despite his party's previous inaction on inflation during their control of the government.
Critics point out that Swalwell's sudden concern for grocery prices comes after years of Democratic leadership, questioning his credibility as an inflation hawk. His recent comments have been met with skepticism, highlighting a perceived lack of genuine concern during his party's tenure.
#culture
Fox News: Florida DMV cancels trans TikToker's driver's license after possibly violating law changing gender label
A Florida TikToker, James Rose, claimed to have changed his gender on his driver's license by exploiting a supposed loophole. However, the Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) canceled his license, stating it violated state policy and is investigating potential fraud.
FLHSMV clarified that there is no loophole, and the law prohibits gender changes on licenses. The department will remind county tax collectors of these regulations and conduct an audit to prevent similar errors.
Le Monde: Bach celebrated with humor and musical emotion at Paris's Lucernaire
The musical show "Come Bach," directed by Gérard Rauber, premiered in Paris and features a blend of classical melodies and humor. The performance highlights Bach's influence on various genres, showcasing the talents of a female ensemble through virtuosic and joyful interpretations.
The show runs until January 12, inviting audiences to rediscover Bach's works while incorporating elements from different musical traditions.
#health
Liberty Nation News: Making the FDA Great Again? - Liberty Nation News
The FDA has introduced new labeling requirements for foods labeled as "healthy," aiming to address public concerns about food safety and health. However, critics argue that the FDA's definition of healthy is inadequate, failing to address significant health risks from chemicals and additives in food products.
Despite the new rules, which will take effect in 2025, many harmful substances remain unregulated, leading to distrust among consumers. The guidelines do not sufficiently inform the public about toxic chemical exposures, particularly in produce, and highlight a need for more transparency and accountability from regulatory agencies.