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10 Feb 2025
#politics
Fox News: Vance triggers Dems by defending Trump's executive authority
Vice President JD Vance has sparked controversy by defending President Trump's executive authority, arguing that judges should not interfere with the executive branch's legitimate powers. His comments followed various judicial rulings that have blocked Trump's initiatives, leading to backlash from Democrats who accuse him of promoting lawlessness and tyranny.
Critics, including prominent Democrats, have condemned Vance's stance as a dangerous precedent that undermines the rule of law. Some conservatives have supported Vance, asserting that he is correct about the limits of judicial power over executive actions. The debate highlights ongoing tensions between the executive and judicial branches in the current political landscape.
GB News: WATCH: Farmer locks horns with former Labour MP over inheritance tax raid
Farmer Gareth Wyn Jones criticized former Labour MP Denis MacShane over inheritance tax changes, asserting that the blame should not fall on the National Farmers' Union. The agricultural community is uniting for protests against the proposed tax changes by Chancellor Rachel Reeves in Westminster.
Times Of Israel: ‘Have you no shame?’: Netanyahu accuses prosecutors of ‘set-up’ in court tirade
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed outrage during his trial, accusing prosecutors of fabricating charges against him, particularly regarding an alleged quid pro quo with Walla news website owner Shaul Elovitch. He claimed the indictment lacks merit and criticized the prosecution for including examples he deemed irrelevant.
Netanyahu defended his actions related to telecom reforms and media coverage, asserting he supported competition and allowed necessary reforms to proceed. He dismissed allegations of wrongdoing as lies, claiming they stemmed from coercive interrogation conditions faced by a state witness.
Fox News: NY GOP fumes Dems ‘could give a s---’ about democracy as Stefanik seat targeted in new bill
A New York state election reform bill is set for a vote, facing criticism for potentially delaying representation in Elise Stefanik’s congressional district until November. Critics argue the bill, which allows the governor to postpone or combine elections, undermines democracy.
Democrats claim the measure is a cost-saving effort to boost voter turnout, while Republicans assert it aims to manipulate election outcomes. Concerns are raised about the impact on 800,000 residents lacking congressional representation during crucial votes.
Fox News: 'DOGE boys': Dems fume over spending cut spree at rally outside Trump's next potential target
Democratic lawmakers are protesting the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk, over its efforts to cut federal spending, particularly targeting the Social Security Administration. They claim these actions could threaten Americans' Social Security benefits and have gathered to voice their concerns.
Senator Chris Van Hollen and other Democrats accuse DOGE of conducting "illegal raids" on federal agencies and fostering fear among citizens. DOGE claims to save the government $1 billion daily by eliminating wasteful spending, but Democrats reject these initiatives, fearing they undermine essential services.
Breitbart: Poll: Americans Say 'Tough' and 'Energetic' Trump Doing What He Promised in Campaign
A CBS News/YouGov poll shows that 53% of Americans approve of President Trump's job performance, with many describing him as "tough," "energetic," and "effective." A majority believe he is fulfilling his campaign promises, particularly regarding immigration and government efficiency.
While 59% support Trump's deportation program and 64% back sending troops to the southern border, 66% feel he is not focusing enough on lowering prices. The survey, conducted among 2,175 adults, has a margin of error of +/- 2.5%.
#society
The Mirror: Keir Starmer backs Mirror campaign to save pubs - 'I still go back to my local'
Keir Starmer emphasized the significance of British pubs, acknowledging their role in community and social life. He supports the Mirror's campaign for a government fund to aid struggling pubs, which have faced closures due to rising costs and decreased patronage post-pandemic.
The hospitality industry is under pressure as national insurance contributions rise, potentially leading to more closures. Starmer highlighted the need for continued support for pubs, which he believes are vital to community wellbeing.
Forbes: Charlie Javice Faces Court Showdown Over Alleged $175 Million JP Morgan Fraud
Charlie Javice faces federal fraud charges related to her sale of the startup Frank to JP Morgan for $175 million. Allegations include creating fake customer data to inflate user numbers from 300,000 to 4 million, leading to a lawsuit from the bank and a trial set for February 18.
Javice, who has pleaded not guilty, argues that the case reflects buyer's remorse from JP Morgan. The outcome may impact perceptions of Silicon Valley's startup culture and serve as a warning to entrepreneurs about the consequences of dishonesty.
Breitbart: NFL Confirms Palestinian Protester Was Halftime Show Dancer
The NFL confirmed that a dancer, who displayed a flag during the Super Bowl halftime show, acted independently without prior knowledge from the league or Roc Nation. The protest, featuring colors from Sudan and Palestine, was not part of the planned performance and did not disrupt the event.
Security removed the dancer after he climbed onto a car, and he was apprehended on the field. The incident gained attention mainly through social media, as it was not captured by cameras during the show.
#culture
Breitbart: Super Bowl: Fans Go Wild Watching Serena Williams Crip Walk While Kendrick Lamar Disses Her Ex Drake
Serena Williams sparked mixed reactions after performing the "Crip Walk" during Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl LIX halftime show, where he performed his diss track "Not Like Us," targeting Drake, her ex-boyfriend. While some fans celebrated the moment as a bold statement, others criticized it as distasteful given Williams' sister was murdered by a gang member.
Drake has since filed a defamation lawsuit against Universal Music Group over the song, citing real-world consequences. Despite the controversy, Lamar's performance became a highlight of the event, with many viewers expressing confusion over the ongoing feud between the rappers.
Forbes: Did Kendrick Lamar Win Or Lose The Super Bowl Halftime Show?
Kendrick Lamar's halftime show at Super Bowl LIX drew mixed reactions from viewers during the Philadelphia Eagles' 40-22 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs. The performance featured Lamar alongside SZA and DJ Mustard, but opinions varied widely, with some praising its artistry while others found it lackluster.
The social media buzz highlighted the unique intersection of music and sports, prompting audiences to evaluate the performance as if it were a sporting event. Given the vast Super Bowl audience, reactions reflect the challenge of appealing to diverse tastes, particularly with Lamar's alternative style compared to more mainstream acts.
#crime
The Economist: It increasingly looks as if Lucy Letby’s conviction was unsafe
Lucy Letby's conviction for murdering seven babies has come under scrutiny, with claims that it may be unsafe. Despite two rejected appeals and a recent retrial confirming her guilt, doubts linger about the integrity of the judicial process. A public inquiry continues amid ongoing speculation.
The case raises significant concerns about the British justice system, as the chair of the inquiry dismisses doubts as mere "noise." The situation highlights potential flaws in how justice is administered and the implications for those wrongfully accused.
#sports
Breitbart: Chiefs' DeAndre Hopkins Questions 'Touchy Calls' After Super Bowl LIX
DeAndre Hopkins criticized the media for not addressing questionable referee calls during the Chiefs' Super Bowl loss to the Eagles. He pointed out two controversial penalties against Kansas City that he felt were unjust, questioning whether the media would hold the refs accountable.
However, the Chiefs have benefited from similar "touchy calls" in previous playoff games, which raises concerns about the fairness of their complaints. The team's recent success has been likened to a gambler's luck, suggesting that their fortune may have finally run out.
#technology
Forbes: AI Startup Raises One Of The Biggest Series A Rounds Ever For Middle Eastern Company
Applied AI, founded by Arya Bolurfrushan, has secured a $55 million Series A funding round led by G42, valuing the startup at $300 million. The company, which automates back-office jobs in regulated sectors like healthcare and insurance, aims to enhance efficiency while minimizing errors.
The funding will help Applied AI expand its team and develop its technology further, targeting clients in the U.S. and Europe. This investment marks a significant milestone for the UAE's growing AI ecosystem and Bessemer Venture Partners' first venture in the region.