Trump seeks Hollywood revival with Gibson Voight Stallone as ambassadors
President elect Donald Trump announces Mel Gibson Jon Voight and Sylvester Stallone as special ambassadors to Hollywood aiming to restore its former glory. Gibson calls it a citizen duty as industry setbacks from COVID-19 strikes and wildfires affect production in Los Angeles and beyond.
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Protest Movement Debates Tactics After Trump Inauguration
Political scientists and activists clash over whether large marches or grassroots work yield stronger results as pro Palestinian groups plan for Inauguration Day protests. Leaders warn on potential disruption while predicting continued activism and strategic shifts.
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Ment
Macalester College
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Answer Coalition
D.C
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Burgum presses fossil fuels drive to power national security
Interior secretary nominee Doug Burgum told a Senate panel the U S should leverage fossil fuels and other energy sources to promote world peace and stressed baseload power from coal and other sources. He warned renewables may be unreliable and said public lands must balance oil and gas with recreation and conservation.
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Pardon promises and power shifts under a Trump presidency
The text outlines Trump pledged pardons for Jan 6 defendants and a rapid review process starting Day 1, potential broader pardons, and a push to end the war and expand domestic energy. It also describes plans to reclassify civil servants as political appointees, revive Schedule F, and aggressive confrontations with perceived enemies, with mixed post election framing.
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