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10 Jan 2025
#politics
GB News: Farmers are prepared to 'ratchet up' protest action, campaigner warns
Farmers are set to intensify their protests in January and beyond if the Government does not reverse proposed inheritance tax changes. Alan Miller, co-founder of the campaign group Together, indicated that farmers are ready to escalate their actions after a recent demonstration in Oxford.
Liberty Nation News: BREAKING: Supreme Court Won’t Intervene in Trump Sentencing - Liberty Nation News
The US Supreme Court has denied President-elect Donald Trump’s request to postpone his sentencing for felony convictions, which will proceed as scheduled. The ruling was 5-4, with the majority stating that the impact on Trump's responsibilities is minimal since he faces no jail time.
Trump was convicted on 34 felony charges in May 2024, and attempts to delay the sentencing were rejected by both a state appellate court and the New York Court of Appeals. The sentencing is set for January 10, just ten days before his second inauguration.
The Western Journal: Joe Biden Is ‘Central in His Family’s Moneymaking Scheme': Book
A new book by Republican Rep. James Comer claims the Biden family made over $30 million by leveraging President Joe Biden's connections for foreign deals. Comer alleges that Biden was central to this moneymaking scheme and criticizes federal agencies for obstructing his investigation.
Comer describes the Biden family's financial dealings as a significant corruption scandal, highlighting numerous Suspicious Activity Reports related to Hunter Biden. He argues that these findings reveal a pattern of influence-peddling and calls into question Biden's integrity and transparency.
#society
Fox News: California mom who confronted Newsom over wildfire response speaks out: 'Clean this up'
A California mother confronted Governor Gavin Newsom about the state's response to recent wildfires, particularly after her daughter's school was destroyed. She urged him to take action and expressed skepticism about his claim of trying to contact President Biden for assistance, citing poor cell service as a significant issue.
President Biden has since approved a major disaster declaration for California and pledged federal funding for wildfire response. The mother criticized the slow response to the fires, asserting that the firefighters are not at fault, as decisions come from higher up. She called on Newsom to address the situation effectively.
Fox News: SEAN HANNITY: California is the 'greatest example' of how the radical left's agenda plays out
Sean Hannity criticized far-left policies as contributing to the devastation of recent wildfires in California, which resulted in at least seven deaths and thousands of destroyed homes. He argued that prioritizing radical environmentalism over infrastructure safety leads to disasters.
Hannity claimed that the focus on identity over merit in leadership and dependency on government programs exacerbates the situation. He emphasized that the environmental impact of the wildfires undermines the left's green initiatives, highlighting the failures of socialism and radical policies.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Biden: ‘Real progress’ being made in hostage talks, but Hamas ‘in the way’ of a deal
President Biden expressed optimism about securing a hostage deal with Hamas, despite the group's current obstruction. He noted progress in negotiations and emphasized the need for a prisoner exchange, while acknowledging that Hamas is hindering the process.
The situation remains complex, with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu facing pressure from families of hostages and the public to reach a more comprehensive agreement. Ongoing discussions involve a three-phase plan for hostage release, but concerns persist regarding the fate of those still held captive.