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Biden silence on China protests

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As citizens across China revolt against the country’s “zero Covid” policy, the White House issued a statement about the growing protests.

“‘We’ve long said everyone has the right to peacefully protest, in the United States and around the world,’ a White House National Security Council spokesperson said in a statement.

‘This includes in the [People’s Republic of China.]’

“‘Zero COVID is not a policy we are pursuing here,’ the spokesperson said.

‘And as we’ve said, we think it’s going to be very difficult for the People’s Republic of China to be able to contain this virus through their zero COVID strategy.’”

Commentators have noted that the statement came from the White House, and not President Biden himself.

Demonstrators are calling on President Joe Biden to take a stance and publicly support their cause.

The protests have continued despite numerous attempts by the Chinese government to quell them.

Ahron Young is an award winning journalist who has covered major news events around the world. Ahron is the Managing Editor and Founder of TICKER NEWS.

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Trump taps controversial allies for key posts

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Donald Trump left Washington and then stunned the political world.

Just hours after a smooth meeting with President Biden, Trump announced that Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz is his pick for attorney general.

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill were reportedly shocked, with some openly questioning if Gaetz could win Senate confirmation.

Republican Senator Kevin Cramer said he needs time to think it over, while Senator Susan Collins admitted she was “shocked.”

Gaetz has faced a House ethics investigation but denies any wrongdoing, and some Republican colleagues have shown reluctance due to his role in ousting Speaker Kevin McCarthy.

In a bold move, Trump is even considering recess appointments to bypass Senate approval, sparking fresh concerns among lawmakers.

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The Onion acquires Infowars and plans a reboot

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In a twist, satirical news outlet The Onion has won the rights to Infowars, the conspiracy-laden platform of Alex Jones.

This acquisition comes as Jones owes over $1 billion in defamation to Sandy Hook families he defamed.

Families have rallied behind the sale, saying it’s a form of long-awaited justice.

The Onion plans to relaunch Infowars as a parody site early next year.

Infowars’ website has already gone offline, with Jones broadcasting from a new location.

The Onion, known for skewering conspiracy theorists, has big plans to turn the page on Jones’ legacy.

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Trump and Musk aim for sweeping federal overhaul with new ‘Efficiency Department’

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The incoming administration plans to slash $2 trillion in spending, with Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy at the helm of the Department of Government Efficiency.

President-elect Donald Trump has announced a bold initiative to streamline the federal government’s operations and budget, enlisting two high-profile figures to spearhead the effort.

The newly formed Department of Government Efficiency will be led by billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk, known for revolutionizing multiple industries, and biotech executive Vivek Ramaswamy.

Their ambitious plan aims to cut at least $2 trillion in federal expenditures through rigorous review and restructuring.

Musk’s reputation as an innovator and disruptor positions him uniquely to challenge entrenched bureaucratic inefficiencies.

The initiative reflects Trump’s broader vision of reshaping government operations to prioritize fiscal responsibility, tapping into the private sector’s ingenuity.

Ramaswamy, noted for his entrepreneurial approach and advocacy for economic modernization, is expected to bolster the department’s strategic framework.

The Department of Government Efficiency’s creation signals a significant pivot towards aggressive budgetary reform and oversight.

While critics express concerns about potential impacts on public services and employment, supporters argue that the move is long overdue to ensure taxpayer dollars are utilized effectively.

As plans unfold, the department’s success will likely depend on navigating political challenges and maintaining public trust in its mission to overhaul federal spending.

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