• Mon, January 6, 2025

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Trudeau's star power dimmed after weathering pandemic and Trump

Justin Trudeau, who said on Monday he would resign as Liberal prime minister once the party names a new leader, led Canada for more than nine years before former allies turned against him. Trudeau, 53,

by: Richmond

A compromise but no consensus on solar siting bill

After backing away from proposals that the state take over approving or denying large solar projects, legislators will consider a proposed state board to review proposals and recommend local action.

by: Yahoo

Justin Trudeau resigns as Liberal Party leader: Canadians, leaders react after the prime minister's historic news conference

With Parliament prorogued, the Liberals will begin the process of finding a new leader as support for Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives grows

by: Reuters

The child rape scandal dominating UK politics after Musk criticism

A child sexual abuse scandal that revealed how gangs of mostly Pakistani men had groomed, trafficked and raped young white girls more than a decade ago, has returned to the political agenda in Britain following criticism from Elon Musk.

by: Politico

Musk takes governance-by-X to Europe

Musk's direct political agitation isn't limited to the U.S. and U.K. He recently came out in favor of Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany, leading Chancellor Olaf Scholz to declare "don't feed the trolls"; French President Emmanuel Macron today called him out as the leader of a "new international reactionary movement."

by: Time

Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to Step Down as Leader of Liberal Party. What to Know

C anadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is stepping down as the leader of the ruling Liberal Party, following months of pressure from partymates to resign amid increasingly poor public approval ratings.

by: MSN

BJP government is 'mahanga maada' sarkar: Naveen Patnaik at BJD price rise protest

BHUBANESWAR: Thousands of BJD workers led by leader of Opposition and party president Naveen Patnaik on Monday took to the streets at Lower PMG here protesting the rising prices of commodities which have severely affected the common people's lives.

by: MSN

'Rocky road ahead': Trump struggles to 'quickly' get GOP on board with legislation

by: Time

History Cautions Against Pardons for Jan. 6 Rioters

After initially prosecuting those who tried to overthrow an election, Presidents Grant and Hayes backed down—with catastrophic results.

by: Yahoo

Vice President Kamala Harris certifies her own election loss on Jan. 6: 'A sacred obligation'

Kamala Harris on Monday performed her constitutional role as vice president to preside over the Jan. 6 proceedings to certify her 2024 presidential election loss to President-elect Donald Trump.

by: MSN

What's next for Canada after Trudeau's resignation

The Liberal Party will hold a leadership race to replace Trudeau. His successor will inherit a daunting list of challenges.

by: MSN

Musk suggests Americans should 'liberate' the British from their 'tyrannical government'

Musk suggests Americans should 'liberate' the British from their 'tyrannical government' - His post on X marked a surreal new step in the billionaire tycoon's escalating feud with Britain's ruling Lab

by: MSN

Connecticut Democrats' veto-proof majority and the 2025 budget session

They have until midnight on June 4 to adjourn with a new two-year state budget on the governor's desk. While lawmakers have already started drafting many of their major proposals, Gov. Ned Lamont will highlight several specific priorities in his State of the State address on Wednesday: utility bills,

by: MSN

Elon Musk Is Roiling European Politics

The Trump ally has flooded X with posts criticizing European politicians, causing a diplomatic conundrum for the continent's leaders.

by: MSN

Trump escalates plans to acquire Greenland after resident pleads: 'Denmark's using us'

President-elect Trump said that he plans to visit Greenland and move on plans to buy the country after a resident asked him to "buy us" and free the country from Denmark.

by: MSN

Donald Trump Jr. To Visit Greenland After President-Elect Muses About Taking Control

Donald Trump Jr. will visit Greenland this week after his father, President-elect Donald Trump, suggested last month that the U.S. should take ownership of the Danish territory "for the purpose of national security.

by: MSN

Readers' Letters: It's rich for Swinney to accuse others of 'playing politics'

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U.S. Steel, Nippon Steel Challenge Biden's Move to Kill $14.1 Billion Deal

The companies accuse the president, head of steelworkers union and Cleveland-Cliffs CEO of teaming up to block the transaction.

by: MSN

The rise and fall of Justin Trudeau as Canadian prime minister resigns

The rise and fall of Justin Trudeau as Canadian prime minister on the brink of resigning - The leader was once a poster boy for liberalism but is now said to be ready to resign

by: MSN

Dems Shift Into Role As Opposition Party With Reminders That They're The Adults In The Room

W ith little to live for in the days since Republicans took back control of the House, Senate, and White House, Democrats have officially taken up their mantle as the opposition p

by: MSN

Joe Biden Officially Signs Bill to Allow Commanders to Officially Relocate

President Joe Biden signed the "D.C. Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium Campus Revitalization Act," officially allowing the Wahington Commanders to relocate.

by: MSN

Barbara Lee opens campaign account for potential Oakland mayor bid

Barbara Lee, who represented the East Bay in the House for more than two decades, opened a campaign account Monday to run for mayor of Oakland in April's special election. "The congresswoman will be making an announcement about her decision later this week,

by: MSN

Social Security Fairness Act brings retirement changes for nearly 3 million public pensioners

President Joe Biden on Sunday signed the Social Security Fairness Act into law, clearing the way for nearly 3 million public workers including teachers, firefighters and police to see an increase to their Social Security benefits.

by: MSN

'It's time:' Residents in Justin Trudeau's Montreal riding react to his resignation

Residents of Justin Trudeau's Montreal riding are expressing mixed feelings about his decision to step down as Liberal party leader and prime minister.

by: MSN

B.C. reacts to Trudeau's resignation

Political rivals, colleagues, business leaders and potential Liberal leadership candidates reacted to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's resignation announcement Monday with a mix of criticism over his record and appreciation for his years of public service.

by: MSN

Social Security Fairness Act Will Boost Retirement Benefits For Millions. Will You Be Impacted?

The new Social Security Fairness Act was just signed into law by President Biden. What is the Act and how could it impact your Social Security benefits in 2025?

by: MSN

Gov. Little's 'Keeping Promises' plan aims to keep Idaho strong

Jan. 6, Governor Brad Little addressed the Gem State with his annual State of the State speech, addressing key points to Idahoans and his plans to grow.

by: MSN

'Carter is arguably the most misunderstood' president: Johnathan Alter

Jimmy Carter biographer Johnathan Alter, author of "His Very Best, Jimmy Carter a Life," joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss the life and legacy of the 39th President, saying "he was a political failure,

by: MSN

Wisconsin's Evers revives plan to enable voters to repeal and create state laws

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers is reviving his plan to let voters repeal and create state laws without legislative involvement, this time through the state budget. The plan, made public on Monday, comes the same day the Legislature kicks off its two-year session.

by: MSN

Trump, Republicans prep ambitious but fraught plan for tax cuts and more

The GOP will attempt to pass one massive legislative package including tax cuts, border security and other priorities, putting lawmakers up against a high-stakes deadline.

by: MSN

Trump's position on funding his agenda shifts from 'one, beautiful bill'

After nearly derailing a spending bill last month, Trump continues to shake up business on Capitol Hill, shifting positions on how Republicans should fund his policies.

by: MSN

Justin Trudeau resigns after nine years in Canadian politics: A timeline of key events

This timeline highlights the key events that shaped Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's nearly decade-long tenure in Canadian politics, from his rise to power as leader of the Liberal Party to the political turmoil and challenges that led to his resignation.

by: MSN

Justin Trudeau to resign as Canada's prime minister and Liberal Party leader

The prime minister of Canada will step-down in March as the country's leader and head of the Liberal Party, he announced Monday.
  • Tue, January 7, 2025

by: AOL

Keir Starmer torpedoes Elon Musk over 'lies' about grooming gangs

Sir Keir Starmer has accused tech billionaire Elon Musk and right-wing populists of spreading lies about child abuse grooming gangs and warned "they have crossed a line".

by: Sky

How Elon Musk is driving UK government policy

How has the world's richest man managed to change the global political conversation and influence what government ministers are talking about in the House of Commons? Listen on Politics at Jack and Sam's.

by: Firstpost

Chrystia Freeland, Mark Carney & more: The many in fray to replace Justin Trudeau

Justin Trudeau announced his resignation as Canadian Prime Minister and Liberal Party leader at a press conference at Rideau Cottage. From former Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland to Finance Minister Dominic LeBlanc,

by: ABC

Trump backtracks from 'one big, beautiful bill' to fund his agenda

After nearly derailing a spending bill last month, Trump continues to shake up business on Capitol Hill, shifting positions on how Republicans should fund his policies.

by: MSN

Delhi will vote on 5 February, counting on 8th. How results may reshape national politics

Election Commission's announcement sets the stage for showdown between ruling AAP and BJP, while Congress struggles to regain lost ground in national capital.

by: MSN

Pope appoints Trump critic to be archbishop of Washington, DC, and appoints first female leader of a Vatican department

Pope Francis has appointed Cardinal Robert McElroy, a vocal defender of migrants and critic of Donald Trump's first administration, as the next archbishop of Washington, DC.

by: MSN

SNP Budget to pass after Scottish Labour say they will abstain on tax and spending plan

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Ashwini Vaishnaw launches official calendar of Government of India

Union Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and MoS L Murugan launched the Government of India's 2025 calendar, themed on public welfare through public participation. Vaishnaw will deliver a keynote address at the Pune Public Policy Forum,

by: MSN

Starmer Says Musk Attacks on UK Mean Line Has Been Crossed

Keir Starmer condemned Elon Musk's barrage of social media posts attacking his UK government, his strongest response yet amid an escalating row with the billionaire Donald Trump ally that risks damaging relations between Britain and the US.

by: MSN

Elon Musk says "2025 is looking good" in response to Justin Trudeau's resignation as Canadian PM

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his resignation amid internal party dissent and strained international relations. Elon Musk commented, hinting at political changes by 2025. Trudeau faced criticism over his policies,

by: MSN

Delhi Polls: Election Commissioner Counters AAP's 'Addition And Deletion Of Electoral Roll' Claim

Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar reacted to AAP's allegations on the addition and deletion of the electoral roll ahead of the Delhi Assembly Elections. "There were certain kinds of concerns that were raised (by political parties).

by: MSN

Afghans land in the Philippines for visa processing ahead of resettlement in US

A group of Afghan nationals arrived in the Philippines for the processing of special immigrant visas in order to resettle in the United States.

by: MSN

Winter Woes in the UK and US: Pensioners Left Struggling as Leaders Slash Support

Pensioners in both Britain and the US are facing an increasingly hostile environment as a result of government actions taken against them. In Britain, Keir Starmer's governing Labour party have faced continued criticism for its decision to restrict winter fuel payments.

by: MSN

Justin Trudeau Resigns: Could his departure ease tensions between Canada and India?

Justin Trudeau's resignation as Prime Minister of Canada marks a significant shift in the country's leadership at a time when relations with India have reached a critical point. Trudeau's handling of the Canada-India relationship,

by: MSN

Should Trump pardon their Jan 6 dad? A mother and son disagree

Jackson Reffitt, who reported his father for participating in the January 6 Capitol attack, doesn't want Trump to let his dad out of prison early. Jackson's mom is fighting for pardons and other forms of clemency for her husband and other January 6 convicts.

History Cautions Against Pardons for Jan. 6 Rioters

After initially prosecuting those who tried to overthrow an election, Presidents Grant and Hayes backed down—with catastrophic results.
The article from Time magazine discusses the historical context and implications of former President Donald Trump's promise to pardon those involved in the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot if he were to be re-elected. It explores how this pledge fits into a broader historical pattern of presidential pardons, particularly those that have been controversial or politically motivated. The piece highlights that while presidential pardons are a constitutional power, they often stir debate when used to absolve individuals involved in significant political events or crimes. It references past instances like President Ford's pardon of Nixon, which was intended to heal national divisions but was met with public outcry. The article also touches on the legal and ethical considerations of such pardons, questioning the balance between justice, political strategy, and the potential for encouraging further unrest or violence. Furthermore, it examines the reactions from both supporters and critics of Trump, illustrating the deep political divide and the ongoing debate over accountability versus reconciliation in American politics.

Read the Full Time Article at:
https://time.com/7204977/jan-6-pardon-history/