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11 Feb 2025
#politics
Breitbart: China’s Retaliatory Tariffs Take Effect on $14 Billion in U.S. Goods
China has implemented retaliatory tariffs of 10% to 15% on various American goods, including LNG, coal, and agricultural equipment, following President Trump's tariffs. The measures are seen as targeted, potentially allowing space for negotiations amid escalating trade tensions.
As the trade war intensifies, the U.S. Trade Representative is set to report on China's compliance with a 2020 trade deal, which China has largely failed to uphold. This could lead to further tariffs from Trump, as he aims to demonstrate firmness in negotiations.
Forbes: Tulsi Gabbard Confirmation: Senate Advances Trump’s Spy Chief Nomination To Final Vote
The Senate has voted 52-46 along party lines to advance Tulsi Gabbard's nomination as Director of National Intelligence, with a final vote expected soon. Despite some bipartisan skepticism regarding her foreign policy views, key Republican senators have expressed support.
Gabbard, a former congresswoman and presidential candidate, has faced scrutiny for her past positions on figures like Edward Snowden and her controversial foreign policy stances. Her nomination reflects President Trump's distrust of intelligence agencies, and she must secure the support of all Republicans to be confirmed.
Fox News: PBS closes DEI office, announces diversity officers are leaving in response to Trump executive orders
PBS has announced the closure of its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) office, resulting in the departure of its diversity officers. This decision follows President Trump's executive orders aimed at eliminating DEI initiatives in government and federally-funded institutions.
PBS stated that it will continue to uphold its mission to serve diverse American communities while ensuring compliance with the executive order. The DEI office had been operational since 2021, focusing on enhancing internal commitment to diversity within the organization.
Breitbart: Ana Navarro: 'Racists Are Welcome in the Trump Administration'
Ana Navarro criticized the Trump administration on ABC's "The View," claiming it welcomed racists and questioned the judgment of those in power, like JD Vance, who downplayed harmful social media activity. She emphasized the lasting impact of racism on children and condemned the administration's stance on various government employees.
Navarro expressed concern over the message sent by the administration, suggesting it prioritizes racists while dismissing the value of civil rights and humanitarian efforts.
#society
The Mirror: Harry and Meghan's biggest Invictus bombshells - rude gift, PDA and Trump swipe
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle showcased their affectionate bond at the Invictus Games in Vancouver, with moments of joy and humor, including Harry's playful reaction to a cheeky gift of Speedos from Team Australia. The couple has been actively engaging with athletes and sharing personal insights about their family.
However, their use of a golf cart to navigate past disabled veterans drew criticism, prompting discussions about their approach to public engagements. Amidst this, Harry subtly addressed societal issues during his speech, seemingly responding to recent comments made by Donald Trump about Meghan.
GB News: Lidl launches 3 new mains offering 'a delicate balance of sweet and spicy' - from £2.49
Lidl has introduced a new line of hot honey-infused foods ahead of Valentine's Day, capitalizing on a 46% increase in searches for this flavor. The collection includes Deluxe Sourdough Salami & Hot Honey Pizza, Birchwood Hot Honey Belly Slices, and Deluxe Hot Honey Sausages, all designed for romantic meals.
The products, priced from £2.49 to £3.99, aim to provide a balance of sweet and spicy flavors, catering to couples looking to enhance their dining experience at home. This launch reflects a broader trend among supermarkets to align with popular food trends, similar to offerings from Morrisons and Marks & Spencer.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Trump Warns ‘All Hell Is Going To Break Out’ If Hostages In Gaza Aren’t Released—As Hamas Announces Delay
President Trump urged Israel to end its ceasefire with Hamas if all hostages are not released by Saturday, following Hamas's announcement of a delay in releasing Israeli hostages. Trump proposed that the U.S. take control of Gaza post-conflict for redevelopment, despite international backlash.
While some GOP lawmakers support Trump's plan for relocating Palestinians, many international leaders and rights groups have condemned it as a violation of human rights and international law. The proposal has sparked debate over the future of Gaza and the rights of its residents.
#economy
Fox News: How Trump might get rid of the penny — and what could come next for your pocket change
President Trump has proposed halting the production of pennies, citing their high minting cost of nearly 3.69 cents each. He has directed the Treasury Department to stop minting them, but this initiative may require congressional approval.
Proponents of the penny argue that efforts should focus on reducing the cost of producing nickels, which cost about 13.8 cents to mint. Previous congressional attempts to eliminate the penny have failed, and any changes to minting practices would likely involve legislative action.
#culture
Breitbart: Kanye West Deactivates X Account Following Wild Posting Frenzy, Thanks the Public for 'Participating In This Social Experiment'
Kanye West deactivated his X account after a three-day posting spree filled with controversial remarks, including praise for Adolf Hitler and disparaging comments about various groups. He referred to his activity as a "social experiment" and thanked Elon Musk and others for their participation.
West's final posts included explicit content and a reflection on his experience, likening it to an "Ayahuasca trip." Despite his exit from X, his fashion brand Yeezy continues to sell a controversial item featuring a swastika.
The Mirror: BBC Virdee viewers share same complaint about 'nauseating' new drama
The new BBC series "Virdee" has sparked mixed reactions among viewers, particularly due to its unconventional camera techniques that some found "nauseating." The crime drama, inspired by AA Dhand's novels, follows detective Harry Virdee as he tackles crime in Bradford while dealing with personal challenges.
While some viewers criticized the shaky camera work and dialogue clarity, others appreciated the show's fresh approach to storytelling. Despite the complaints, a segment of the audience expressed enjoyment for the series, highlighting its unique take on the detective genre.
Breitbart: Navarro: After Kendrick Lamar, Trump Will Ban 'Black People from Halftime'
Ana Navarro humorously suggested on "The View" that President Trump might sign an executive order to ban black people from halftime shows, referencing the Super Bowl performance by Kendrick Lamar. She commented on the reaction of both black viewers and racists to the halftime show.
Navarro noted the contrast between the NFL's previous actions and the vibrant representation during the performance, expressing satisfaction that it upset racist viewers.
The Mirror: Samuel L Jackson shares behind-the-scenes Super Bowl snaps after huge criticism
Samuel L. Jackson shared a backstage photo from Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl performance, expressing excitement over meeting Marshawn Lynch. While many fans praised the performance, some criticized it for being "too political," with notable backlash from Trump supporters.
Jackson's appearance, dressed in a patriotic-themed outfit, sparked debate about its implications, with some labeling it as an "Uncle Tom" reference. The halftime show drew mixed reactions, highlighting a divide in public opinion regarding its political messaging.