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9 Jan 2024
#politics
Fox News: Morning Glory: Trump should name his vice president and cabinet now
Trump should repeat his 2016 tactic of releasing a list of potential Supreme Court nominees, but this time, expand it to include other crucial political appointees. By doing so, he can highlight his agenda and contrast it with the failures of the Biden Administration. This strategy can attract new supporters and keep the focus on Trump and his potential team.
Trump should also start vetting potential VP candidates, including Tom Cotton, Joni Ernst, Mike Gallagher, Mike Pompeo, Robert O'Brien, or Dan Sullivan. By announcing his VP pick early and releasing a list of probable Cabinet appointees, Trump can garner more support and add credibility to his campaign. There are concerns about violations of election laws, but as long as Trump is not enticing individuals with promises, he can inform the public about those who will help him correct the damage done during the Biden years.
Fox News: Mehdi Hasan quits MSNBC after show cancellation, desiring more freedom in busy news cycle
Progressive host Mehdi Hasan and MSNBC have parted ways after the network scaled back his role, leading to Hasan's decision to leave. Hasan, known for his critical stance on President Biden and the Democratic Party, didn't want to be sidelined during important news events such as the 2024 election and conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine. While his departure was met with disappointment among some MSNBC personalities, others criticized the network for its handling of Hasan's exit, linking it to his criticism of Israel. Hasan's future plans are currently unknown.
GB News: Germany blames 'far right extremists' and 'enemies of democracy' for farmer protests
German farmers have been protesting against plans to end tax breaks on agricultural diesel, with tractors causing disruptions in various locations. The decision has been modified but farmers' association DBV deems it insufficient. Berlin's Interior Minister warns of right-wing extremists infiltrating the protests.
Fox News: Concerned Veterans for America Action endorses Nikki Haley for president
The political arm of the veterans' advocacy group, CVA Action, endorses Nikki Haley for the GOP presidential primary. They believe she is a dedicated leader who understands and supports military families and veterans. Haley faces tough competition from DeSantis and Trump in the race.
Fox News: A crash course on Donald Trump's January 9th hearing
Today, a DC appeals court hears arguments on Trump's presidential immunity in the 2020 election case against him. Smith accuses Trump of defrauding the US, obstructing proceedings, and conspiring against the right to vote. The issue is whether a former president can be prosecuted for acts while in office.
#society
Fox News: DEI debate could lead us to point where diversity occurs naturally
The controversy surrounding diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) departments in companies has intensified as more businesses are choosing to eliminate these departments due to their unclear value. Billionaire Mark Cuban defended progressive diversity programs, arguing that they provide an opportunity to hire qualified individuals who are often excluded. However, statistics show that companies with DEI departments do not significantly hire more non-White employees compared to those without them. While there is a need to celebrate diversity, it should occur naturally rather than being forced through performative DEI programs.
Le Monde: South Korea National Assembly passes bill banning dog meat trade
South Korea's National Assembly passes a bill banning dog meat breeding, slaughtering, and selling. Consumption of dog meat has declined as pet ownership increases. The bill, proposed by ruling and opposition parties, will come into effect after a three-year grace period. Hash:
The Telegraph: South Korea bans dog meat industry
South Korea's parliament has passed a bill banning the breeding, selling, and slaughtering of dogs for their meat. The move comes after a decline in dog meat consumption and pressure from animal rights activists. Violating the ban will be punishable by prison time or fines.
Fox News: Ohio pastor facing criminal charges every day to house homeless: 'This is what we're called to do'
Ohio pastor Chris Avell faces criminal charges for zoning violations after refusing to kick the homeless out of his church. Avell's ministry, "Dad's Place," had always been open 24/7 for those in need, but city officials warned him to evict the homeless or face prosecution. Despite the charges, Avell continues to keep his church's doors open, stating that it is his duty to show the love of Jesus to those who have nowhere else to go.
Le Monde: Menopause: Unpicking a biological and social taboo
Menopause is more than just physical symptoms, it is a social phenomenon that can lead to feelings of invisibility and disqualification. Societal perceptions and representations greatly influence how menopause is perceived and experienced.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Israel-Hamas war latest: Blinken in Israel amid US push to stop war spreading
Antony Blinken is in Tel Aviv for talks with Israeli leaders to prevent the war in Gaza from spreading. He urges Israel to protect civilians and ensure aid reaches those in need. Israel will not allow Palestinians to return to northern Gaza without more hostage releases.
#military
Fox News: Defense Secretary Austin's bizarre behavior demands answers from Biden & Co.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's hospitalization is causing concern as President Biden and his national security team were not informed. This raises questions about who is in charge of military operations and the role of White House staffers in decision-making. This comes after the disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan and reports of the Pentagon keeping Biden in the dark about security threats.
#education
Fox News: Hartford teacher suing school district over free speech rights rips CRT, says teaching profession 'dwindling'
Connecticut teacher sues Hartford Public Schools alleging violation of free speech by imposing "political" policies, objects to mandatory critical race theory training.
#crime
Fox News: Former CIA officer says Ian Ziering got a lot 'right' in Hollywood attack, but gives word of advice
Former "Beverly Hills 90210" star Ian Ziering was involved in a brawl with a group of people riding mini-motorized bikes on Hollywood Boulevard. Ziering pushed back to protect himself and his daughter, demonstrating the importance of movement in dangerous situations. Jason Hanson, a former CIA officer, commends Ziering for his quick thinking and advises others to stay in their vehicles to avoid confrontation. Ziering called for increased law enforcement and expressed his frustration with the prevalence of hooliganism on the streets. Crime rates are a major concern for many Californians, with cities like Oakland and San Francisco dealing with violence and Los Angeles experiencing a rise in burglaries. Hanson believes that his self-defense trainings are more necessary than ever in a society with inadequate consequences for criminal behavior.
The Telegraph: Man stabbed to death at Strawberry Hill station
In south-west London, a young man is fatally stabbed at a train station. British Transport Police launch a murder investigation. Four men are arrested. Station remains closed.
#sports
Times Of Israel: Activists in Australia rush bike race to protest Israeli team cyclist
Anti-Israel demonstrators disrupted a cycling race in Australia, targeting an athlete representing the Israel – Premier Tech team. Protesters carried banners and chanted anti-Israel slogans before being removed by police. Similar instances of anti-Israel protests in the sports world have been reported recently. -Israel
#other
GB News: Home Office enters negotiations with Turkey to send migrants straight back as Turks rank third in illegal crossings to Britain
UK seeks a deal with Turkey to send small boat migrants back home, following the success of a similar deal with Albania. Concerns about Turkey's economic profile and location leading to a surge in migrants.
GB News: Japan earthquake: Powerful 6.0 magnitude quake strikes after natural disasters spark widespread destruction
Magnitude 6.0 earthquake strikes Japan's central region, same area as previous tremor. Tsunami warning in Niigata Prefecture.