Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez announced she will not attend Donald Trump’s inauguration, citing his sexual abuse conviction in the E. Jean Carroll case. Ocasio-Cortez publicly stated her refusal to celebrate a rapist, referencing the judge’s finding that Trump sexually abused Carroll. Her statement prompted a response from Elon Musk, who called her “unhinged,” and further commentary from Ocasio-Cortez on social media platforms. She also expressed concerns about the potential use of TikTok as a propaganda tool by the Trump administration and warned about the looming threat of authoritarianism.
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A federal judge blocked the Justice Department from releasing to Congress the portion of Jack Smith’s report detailing his classified documents investigation of President Trump. Judge Aileen Cannon granted a request from Trump’s co-defendants, citing concerns that the release would prejudice their ongoing criminal proceedings. She rejected the Justice Department’s argument that releasing the report was a historical practice, emphasizing the lack of congressional subpoenas or pending legislation related to the report. The judge found the Department’s justification insufficient and determined that congressional access would likely lead to public dissemination of sensitive information.
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A sophisticated, approximately 1,000-foot-long tunnel connecting Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, to El Paso, Texas, was recently discovered and will be sealed. Hidden within a shared storm sewer system, the well-constructed tunnel featured lighting, ventilation, and reinforced walls, suggesting a large-scale operation likely involving extensive time and resources. Mexican authorities are investigating its construction and possible links to human trafficking, noting social media clues indicating its existence. The discovery comes amid heightened border security in anticipation of strengthened U.S. immigration policies.
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Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanekzai, a senior Taliban official, publicly urged the leadership to reopen schools for Afghan girls, arguing that the current restrictions violate Islamic Sharia law and unjustly affect half the population. He highlighted the historical precedent of women’s education during the Prophet Muhammad’s time. This rebuke comes amid international condemnation of the Taliban’s policies on women’s education and rights, which have stalled the possibility of international recognition for the group. Stanekzai’s statement represents a significant internal challenge to the supreme leader’s decision to keep schools closed.
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President Trump’s recent designation of North Korea as a “nuclear power” has raised concerns, prompting South Korea to reaffirm its commitment to the denuclearization of the North. This stance is crucial for global stability, as recognition of North Korea’s nuclear status could destabilize the region and trigger an arms race. Despite stalled talks since 2019, South Korea maintains that denuclearization is a prerequisite for lasting peace. Experts warn that Trump’s approach, prioritizing personal relationships over diplomatic protocol, could jeopardize the hard-won progress made under the Biden administration.
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President Trump’s executive order indefinitely suspends all US refugee resettlement, immediately impacting over 1,600 eligible Afghans. This action jeopardizes the safety of Afghans who aided US forces and NGOs, many facing imminent danger. Advocates have only one week to secure an exemption before the ban takes effect on January 27th, potentially leaving thousands stranded. The order contradicts prior US commitments to these individuals and undermines international trust. This decision affects those already cleared for resettlement, including minors seeking family reunification.
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Slovak leader Robert Fico’s potential move to pull Slovakia out of the European Union is causing a significant uproar, with the opposition vehemently expressing their concerns. The sheer audacity of such a proposal for a small nation like Slovakia, heavily reliant on the EU for trade and economic stability, is baffling to many. Eighty percent of Slovakian exports are destined for the EU; leaving would cripple the economy, plunging the country into serious hardship and potentially reversing years of progress. The image of Slovakia reverting to a less developed state is a stark warning against such a drastic step.
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Pamela Hemphill, a participant in the January 6th Capitol riot, publicly rejected a potential pardon from Donald Trump. Despite pleading guilty to charges stemming from her actions and serving time, Hemphill denounced Trump’s movement, citing his narcissistic behavior and manipulation. She has since become a vocal critic of Trump, actively campaigning against him and revealing that she was manipulated into participation in the riot. Her outspoken opposition to Trump follows a family intervention that helped her recognize the cult-like nature of his following.
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