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9 Jan 2025
#politics
The Telegraph: Mexican president says America should be renamed as war of words with Trump escalates
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum suggested renaming the U.S. “América Mexicana” in response to Donald Trump's proposal to rename the Gulf of Mexico as the “Gulf of America.” She referenced a 1607 map labeling the U.S. territory as “Mexican America” during a press conference.
Sheinbaum's comments reflect the tense dynamics expected between the U.S. and Mexico, particularly with Trump's controversial stances on immigration and trade. The relationship will be pivotal as Trump prepares to take office.
Fox News: ‘DOGE’ senator seeks to ensure feds can continue pursuing COVID fraudsters, debtors, as IG sounds alarm
Senator Joni Ernst is raising concerns over a significant rate of defaults on COVID-era PPP loans, with reported losses of $1.27 billion. She warns that without proper oversight, fraudulent claims could lead to over $200 billion in losses to taxpayers.
To address this, Ernst has proposed the Complete COVID Collections Act, which aims to extend the authority of the Inspector General for Pandemic Recovery and enhance the enforcement of loan collections. The bill has garnered support from several Republican senators.
#society
GB News: Meghan Markle branded a 'reality TV star' as duchess stars in solo Netflix series: 'How the mighty do fall!'
Meghan Markle's upcoming Netflix series, "With Love, Meghan," set to premiere on January 15, has been described as a shift from her royal status to that of a "reality TV star." Entertainment reporter Sarah Louise Robertson criticized this transformation, noting Markle's departure from her previous opportunities as an HRH.
The series will feature lifestyle content, including cooking and gardening, with celebrity guests. Robertson also pointed out the professional separation between Meghan and Prince Harry, suggesting that while Meghan pursues solo ventures, Harry is focused on charity work, despite some setbacks in his own projects.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iranian general says Assad blocked Tehran’s effort to open Syrian front against Israel
Iran's former general in Syria, Brig. Gen. Behrouz Esbati, disclosed that Tehran had urged Bashar al-Assad to open a new front against Israel, which Assad resisted. Esbati acknowledged Iran's significant defeat with Assad's regime's fall, despite ongoing attacks from Iranian-backed groups in Syria.
He emphasized that Iran would continue to seek influence in Syria, regardless of the new government's stance, and downplayed the likelihood of direct attacks on Israel in the current situation. Esbati's remarks reflect Iran's ongoing strategic challenges in the region following Assad's ouster.
#religion
Fox News: Jimmy Carter was a man of faith and that’s how we should remember him
Jimmy Carter's faith was a significant aspect of his life, influencing his presidency and public perception. His announcement as a born-again Christian during the 1976 campaign resonated with evangelical voters, though many later shifted their support to Ronald Reagan due to disagreements over his policies.
Carter's application of his faith, particularly regarding social issues and foreign policy, drew criticism from conservative Christians. Despite differing views on his approach, his genuine commitment to faith and community service was evident, leaving a lasting impact on many.
#health
The Federalist: 8 Findings In Florida's Grand Jury Report On The Covid Shots
A Florida grand jury, tasked with investigating potential misconduct in the development and promotion of COVID-19 vaccines, found no basis for criminal charges against any individuals or entities. However, it noted unethical behavior and significant shortcomings in safety studies, particularly concerning pregnant women and myocarditis risks.
The jury criticized the FDA's broad Emergency Use Authorization and highlighted deceptive advertising practices by pharmaceutical companies. It recommended reforms for greater accountability in the vaccine approval process, including reinstating bans on direct-to-consumer advertising and improving data transparency.