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9 Jan 2025
#politics
Fox News: Powerful fire union that was neutral in 2024 backs Noem for DHS as California wildfires rage
The International Association of Firefighters endorsed South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem for Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, emphasizing her experience in emergency management amid ongoing wildfires in California. The union, which represents over 353,000 members, called for her swift confirmation, highlighting her support from law enforcement groups.
Noem's nomination comes as she gains backing from various police organizations and unions, reflecting a strong consensus on her qualifications for the role. The urgent endorsement coincides with significant crises, underscoring the need for effective leadership in disaster response and national security.
GB News: WATCH: Farmers blare tractor horns outside Oxford conference during Steve Reed speech
Farmers protested against Labour's inheritance tax at the Farming Conference in Oxford, expressing their concerns over the financial impact on rural communities. Mo Metcalf-Fisher of Countryside Alliance emphasized the need for solidarity with countryside residents during the demonstration.
Fox News: Harris, Emhoff appear to ignore Trump, Obama as outgoing veep grimaces at presidential banter
At Jimmy Carter's funeral, Vice President Kamala Harris and Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff appeared to overlook former Presidents Trump and Obama, who were engaged in conversation. Harris's entrance was notably less interactive compared to other former presidents, leading to a strained moment as she acknowledged the situation.
While Harris flipped through her program, she briefly whispered to Emhoff and exchanged words with First Lady Jill Biden as the service proceeded. The event highlighted the dynamics among former and current leaders, with notable absences from other prominent figures.
Fox News: BRETT TOLMAN: New York legal lawfare circus against Trump is Constitutional threat that must be dismissed
The ongoing criminal case against Donald Trump raises serious concerns about judicial impartiality and the integrity of the legal system. Judge Juan Merchan's refusal to acknowledge the case's procedural flaws undermines public trust and suggests prosecutorial overreach influenced by political motivations.
This situation exemplifies a troubling trend where judges fail to hold prosecutors accountable, risking further politicization of the courts. Dismissing the charges against Trump could restore faith in the judiciary and reaffirm the commitment to fairness and impartiality in the justice system.
Fox News: Trump, Pence shake hands at Carter funeral in first public meeting since leaving office
President-elect Donald Trump and former Vice President Mike Pence had their first public interaction in four years at Jimmy Carter’s funeral, where they shook hands. Their relationship has been strained since leaving the White House, marked by public criticisms and Pence's unsuccessful presidential run.
The funeral brought together all five living former presidents, including Biden, Clinton, Bush, Obama, and Trump, marking a rare occasion for the "presidents' club." Carter, who passed away at 100, will be honored with a private ceremony in his hometown following the state funeral.
Breitbart: Report: Michelle Obama Skips Carter's Funeral to Vacation in Hawaii
All living former first ladies attended Jimmy Carter's funeral, except Michelle Obama, who cited "scheduling conflicts" and remained in Hawaii. Her absence allowed Barack Obama to sit between Donald Trump and Laura Bush during the service.
Michelle Obama expressed her condolences to the Carter family through a spokesperson. The seating arrangement led to moments of interaction between Barack Obama and Trump that might not have occurred had she been present.
The Telegraph: Elon Musk interviews AfD live: Alice Weidel appears on X
Elon Musk has publicly endorsed the far-Right Alternative for Germany (AfD), stating that it is the only party capable of saving the country. He urged Germans to vote for the AfD, claiming their proposals are based on common sense.
Musk's comments have raised concerns among EU politicians, who fear his influence could give the AfD an unfair advantage in elections. Leaders like Emmanuel Macron have criticized Musk for interfering in global politics.
Breitbart: WATCH: Trump Gets Chummy with Obama at Jimmy Carter's Funeral
President-elect Donald Trump and Melania Trump attended former President Jimmy Carter's funeral, seated with other former presidents. Trump engaged in a friendly conversation with Barack Obama, while Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden arrived later.
Trump expressed his respect for Carter, acknowledging the unique bond shared among former presidents and the challenges Carter faced during his presidency.
The Federalist: Democrats Give Burning Los Angeles A Giant Middle Finger
Democrats in California are criticized for their inadequate response to the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles, with claims of incompetence and prioritizing agendas over public safety. Mayor Karen Bass and Governor Gavin Newsom have faced backlash for budget cuts to emergency services and lack of accountability.
President Biden's remarks during a press conference about personal news, while fires ravaged the area, further exemplified the perceived indifference of Democratic leaders to the crises affecting their constituents. Critics argue that this negligence warrants a loss of public trust and calls for accountability.
#society
Breitbart: Mark Zuckerberg Faces Backlash Against Free Speech from Meta Workers and Facebook 'Supreme Court'
Meta, led by Mark Zuckerberg, is facing backlash after announcing a shift towards prioritizing free speech on Facebook and Instagram, including the elimination of its third-party fact-checking program. Critics, including Meta employees and the oversight board co-chair, express concerns over potential risks to marginalized communities and the spread of misinformation.
Zuckerberg argues the changes are a return to the company's roots, but internal dissent highlights fears of increased hate speech and misinformation. While some employees support the move, many warn it could lead to harmful content and undermine the platform's responsibility to ensure a safe environment.
The Western Journal: Trump Warned About Potential California Fire Crisis Over Two Months Ago on Rogan's Podcast
Donald Trump warned about a potential crisis in California due to water mismanagement by Governor Gavin Newsom during a podcast in October 2024. He criticized the state's handling of water resources, particularly the routing of water to protect the delta smelt, which he argued has left farmland barren and forests dry.
In light of the ongoing wildfires, Trump's predictions appear validated as he highlighted the need for proper water flow to mitigate such disasters. Newsom, who has faced criticism for his policies, accused Trump of politicizing the issue, but many believe practical measures could have been taken to prevent the current crisis.
Breitbart: Eaton Fire Victim Dies Holding Hose While Defending His Home
Wildfires in the Los Angeles area have resulted in at least five fatalities, including 66-year-old Victor Shaw, who was found deceased while defending his family home with a garden hose. His sister, Shari, evacuated but urged him to leave as the fire intensified.
The Eaton fire has burned over 10,000 acres and remains zero percent contained. Firefighters are battling extreme conditions, with warnings of high winds and low humidity increasing the risk of rapid fire spread and further destruction of structures.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: House Republicans introduce bill to repurchase Panama Canal after Trump raises concerns of Chinese control
House Republicans have introduced the Panama Canal Repurchase Act, allowing the U.S. to negotiate the repurchase of the Panama Canal amid concerns over Chinese influence in the region. The bill, led by Rep. Dusty Johnson, emphasizes the canal's strategic importance for U.S. military and economic security.
The legislation would require the president to report to Congress on negotiation progress within 180 days. Despite claims of Chinese control, the Panamanian government has denied these assertions. The bill has garnered support from 15 other Republican co-sponsors.
Fox News: Russia monitoring Trump’s ‘dramatic’ comments on Greenland acquisition
The Kremlin is closely monitoring President-elect Donald Trump's comments regarding his interest in acquiring Greenland and his expansionist rhetoric concerning the Panama Canal and Canada. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov emphasized the importance of peace and stability in the Arctic region.
European leaders have expressed unease over Trump's statements, with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz reminding him of the principle of national sovereignty. Greenland's Prime Minister Múte Egede urged calm and highlighted the territory's NATO protection, which could complicate any aggressive actions.
#culture
The Western Journal: The Ratings Are In: Disney Has Officially Killed Off ‘Star Wars’
Disney's latest "Star Wars" series, "Skeleton Crew," has failed to attract viewers, marking a historic low as it did not make Nielsen's top 10 streaming content list during its debut week. This follows the cancellation of another poorly received series, "The Acolyte," which faced backlash for its content.
The decline of the "Star Wars" franchise has been ongoing for decades, with fans expressing disappointment over recent offerings. While "Skeleton Crew" has received a slightly better IMDb rating than "The Acolyte," the overall trend suggests Disney is struggling to revive interest in the once-beloved franchise.
#science
Forbes: La Niña Has Arrived—Here’s What To Expect
La Niña conditions have emerged, likely persisting through April, with a weaker impact than in previous years. This climate pattern typically results in warmer, drier conditions in the southern U.S. and wetter, cooler weather in the Pacific Northwest and Northeast.
The National Weather Service forecasts above-average precipitation in the Pacific Northwest and Midwest, while drier conditions are expected in the Southeast and Southwest. La Niña may also contribute to a more active hurricane season in the Atlantic.