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#politics
Le Monde: Musk doubles down on support for German far-right leader
Elon Musk endorsed the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party during a livestream with co-leader Alice Weidel, claiming it is the only option to save Germany. He criticized "woke" politicians and media, urging voters to support AfD as it gains traction in polls.
Musk's comments have sparked backlash across Europe, with leaders like Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez warning of a return to fascism and calling for protection against Musk's influence. The AfD, considered extremist by Germany's intelligence, remains isolated from coalition talks.
Fox News: Trump huddling with Republican governors at Mar-a-Lago dinner
President-elect Trump is hosting a dinner for Republican governors at Mar-a-Lago, just days before his inauguration on January 20. The meeting aims to solidify support for Trump's agenda, including plans for mass deportation of immigrants with criminal records.
Among the attendees are Florida's Ron DeSantis, Virginia's Glenn Youngkin, and Iowa's Kim Reynolds. DeSantis has recently reconciled with Trump after a contentious primary season, while Reynolds expressed her commitment to supporting Trump's policies.
The Mirror: Exactly what Trump told Obama at Jimmy Carter's funeral unveiled by lip reader
At Jimmy Carter's funeral, Donald Trump and Barack Obama were seen conversing amiably, sharing laughs and discussing a matter of importance. Lip reading expert Jeremy Freeman revealed Trump mentioned "pulling out" of something, though the specifics remain unclear.
Body language expert Judi James noted their interaction suggested a cordial relationship despite political differences. President Joe Biden later delivered a eulogy, emphasizing the importance of dignity and respect. Carter passed away on December 29 at the age of 100.
The Mirror: Elon Musk tweets probed by counter-extremism unit amid fears over risk to UK
The UK Government's counter-extremism unit is monitoring tweets from Elon Musk, particularly his criticisms of the Labour government regarding the grooming gangs scandal. Experts warn that Musk's social media activity could incite violence, prompting the Home Office to increase scrutiny of his content.
Musk's comments have raised concerns about foreign interference in UK politics, with some labeling him an extremist. Government officials emphasize the need to protect democracy from manipulation by wealthy individuals and have warned against the potential for online toxicity to lead to real-world violence.
Le Monde: Venezuela's Maduro tests opposition with brief detention of key leader
Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado was forcibly taken by security agents after a protest against President Nicolas Maduro. Following her release, her team reported she was made to record videos and faced violence during the incident, which sparked outrage among supporters.
Machado's public appearance marked her first in months, rallying opposition to Maduro's contested third term. Despite calls for unity, turnout was lower than previous protests, with fears of violence. Maduro, backed by Russia and Cuba, remains defiant against international pressure and allegations of election fraud.
#society
GB News: Grooming Gangs: Britain’s Shame - Watch GB News documentary in full
GB News's documentary, led by Charlie Peters, investigates the grooming of predominantly underage white girls by men of mostly Pakistani heritage in England. It examines the reasons behind the extensive cover-up by police and authorities.
The film includes exclusive interviews with survivors, whistleblowers, and activists, shedding light on a deeply troubling issue.
Forbes: California Wildfire Live Updates: New Fire Ignites In San Fernando Valley—As Death Toll Reaches 6
Multiple wildfires are raging in Los Angeles County, with the death toll reaching at least six. The Palisades Fire has burned over 15,000 acres, while the Eaton Fire has consumed 10,600 acres, both prompting widespread evacuations and destruction of homes.
Federal assistance has been approved, covering disaster response costs for 180 days. The fires have severely impacted air quality and left over 250,000 residents without power. Conditions are exacerbated by dry Santa Ana winds and ongoing drought.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Biden: ‘Real progress’ being made in hostage talks, but Hamas ‘in the way’ of a deal
French President Emmanuel Macron and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer discussed support for Ukraine and Middle East issues during a meeting at Chequers, preparing for an upcoming Franco-British Summit.
Israel and the UAE are concerned about Turkish influence in Syria, seeking mediation from Cyprus. Meanwhile, President Biden reports "real progress" in hostage negotiations with Hamas, despite ongoing obstacles.
#sports
The Western Journal: Federal Judge Rejects Biden's Final Push to Force Men Into Women's Sports
A federal judge in Kentucky has ruled against the Biden administration's attempt to allow transgender individuals to compete in women's sports under Title IX, stating the Department of Education exceeded its authority. The ruling was seen as a victory for advocates of women's sports.
The judge's decision follows the Supreme Court's earlier rejection of an emergency enforcement of the rule. Critics of the Biden administration's approach argue it undermines fairness and safety for female athletes. The Education Department has since announced it will withdraw the proposed rule.