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11 Feb 2025
#politics
Fox News: Lori Chavez-DeRemer: The little-known Trump nominee who may need to rely on Dems to cross finish line
Former Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer, nominated by President Trump to lead the Department of Labor, faces scrutiny from Senate Republicans due to her pro-union stance, particularly her support for the controversial PRO Act. While some Republicans express concerns, she has garnered interest from pro-labor Democrats.
Chavez-DeRemer's upcoming hearing will be crucial as she needs bipartisan support to advance her nomination. Despite opposition from some Republicans, like Sen. Rand Paul, others believe she could secure enough Democratic votes to overcome potential GOP defections.
The Telegraph: Vance storms out of Chinese vice-premier’s speech during Paris dinner
JD Vance left a dinner with world leaders at the Elysée Palace after the Chinese vice-premier praised trade and the UN, which he perceived as anti-Trumpist. Sam Altman of OpenAI also departed early after rejecting Elon Musk's $97.4 billion buyout offer.
The dinner was part of an AI Action summit in Paris, highlighting tensions in international relations and corporate dynamics.
#society
Fox News: Prince Harry warned to keep head down after President Trump suggests he's safe from deportation: experts
Prince Harry is facing scrutiny over his immigration status after past drug use was revealed in his memoir. President Trump has stated he won’t deport Harry, citing Meghan Markle as a burden, while royal experts advise Harry to focus on charitable work to improve his image.
Experts suggest that Harry and Meghan should limit discussions about their grievances with the royal family and instead emphasize their charitable initiatives, particularly the Invictus Games, to rebuild public trust and shift the narrative.
Fox News: Trump’s Gaza relocation proposal sparks heated debate among Palestinians: ‘no life left here’
President Trump's proposal for Palestinians to leave Gaza and relocate to rebuild their lives has sparked significant backlash among Palestinian leaders and mixed reactions from Gazans. While some residents express a desire to emigrate due to dire conditions, others firmly reject the idea, insisting on their right to remain in their homeland.
The ongoing devastation in Gaza has led to an increase in emigration considerations, particularly among the youth. As the situation remains bleak with no immediate prospects for reconstruction, the debate over leaving has intensified, raising concerns about the long-term future of the region.
Fox News: Flight passenger 'bullied' after refusing to swap with seat squatter, triggers reactions on social media
A passenger recounted a troubling experience on a flight where they found a woman occupying their assigned seat. Despite calmly asking her to move, the surrounding passengers pressured the rightful owner to give up their seat instead. The user expressed disbelief at the hostility they faced.
The incident highlights the ongoing issue of seat squatters, with many travelers sharing similar experiences. Experts note that not every case is intentional, and distinguishing between accidental seat occupancy and deliberate attempts to take someone else's seat is crucial.
GB News: Vince Neal, 64, breaks silence as pilot of Motley Crue singer's private jet dies after horror airport crash
A private jet owned by Mötley Crüe's Vince Neil crashed at Scottsdale Airport, resulting in the death of the pilot and injuries to several passengers, including Neil's girlfriend. The aircraft collided with a parked Gulfstream jet after veering off the runway.
Neil was not on board during the incident. Mötley Crüe has expressed condolences and plans to support the pilot's family. Initial investigations suggest a landing gear failure caused the crash, and the FAA has temporarily halted flights into the airport as inquiries continue.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Trump: Iran, ‘scared’ and with defenses ‘pretty much gone,’ will make nuclear deal with US
President Trump expressed optimism about reaching a deal with Iran to prevent it from acquiring nuclear weapons, emphasizing that he prefers diplomacy over military action. He believes Iran is fearful and would be open to negotiations, contrasting this with the potential for Israeli military strikes.
Trump also defended his 2018 withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal, criticizing it as ineffective and short-term. He reiterated the importance of preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear capabilities, advocating for a written agreement as a preferable alternative to military intervention.
Fox News: China expands influence near wealthy Florida enclave as migrants from communist country flood into US
China's increasing investment in the Caribbean, particularly in projects like the $3.4 billion Freeport Container port in the Bahamas, raises concerns about its influence near the U.S. The country has invested over $10 billion in six Caribbean nations since 2005, prompting worries about national security.
Simultaneously, there has been a significant rise in encounters with Chinese migrants at U.S. borders, with a notable shift from family groups to single men of military age. This trend is seen as a potential threat, especially as many migrants are reported to travel in groups with identical kits.
Fox News: 'Designated terrorists': Extremist groups raked in millions from USAID, multiyear study reveals
A report by the Middle East Forum claims that USAID has funneled millions to extremist groups linked to terrorism, totaling $164 million in approved grants. This includes over $900,000 to a Gaza-based charity, Bayader, which collaborates closely with Hamas, raising concerns about federal oversight.
The report highlights ongoing scrutiny of USAID's funding practices amid investigations led by the Trump administration. As the agency faces potential reorganization or closure, lawmakers are examining its past expenditures, which include funding questionable projects abroad.
#crime
Fox News: 'Bourbon Street Hustler' arrested in connection to Super Bowl reporter's death linked to Las Vegas drugging
A Louisiana woman, Danette Colbert, is accused of stealing Telemundo reporter Adan Manzano's credit card before he was found dead in his hotel room during Super Bowl week. Colbert, described as a "career criminal," faces multiple charges related to theft and fraud.
Manzano, 27, may have been drugged, and authorities are investigating similar suspicious deaths. Colbert was linked to the case through hotel surveillance footage and a search warrant that uncovered a stolen firearm and narcotics at her residence. She is currently held on a $14,500 bond.
#technology
Le Monde: Macron boasts France is 'back in race' on AI
At the AI Action Summit in Paris, President Emmanuel Macron announced a €109 billion investment in artificial intelligence, with commitments from tech leaders to enhance France's AI infrastructure. This investment includes significant contributions from international funds and aims to establish a major AI campus.
The funding will support the development of data centers and supercomputing facilities, positioning France competitively in the global AI landscape. Macron emphasized the urgency and ambition of this initiative, likening it to previous efforts to attract foreign investment.
#other
Fox News: Blue city police sergeants say they're paid less than subordinates as billions go to migrants
The NYPD is experiencing a significant loss of sergeants due to a pay structure that allows patrol officers to earn more than newly promoted supervisors. Currently, sergeants earn between $98,000 and $118,000, while many patrol officers can reach a top pay of $115,000, leading to discontent among sergeants.
As a result, over 70 sergeants left the department in January 2025, with many more eligible for retirement. This staffing crisis is compounded by increased responsibilities for remaining sergeants, who are also juggling second jobs to make ends meet. Negotiations for a new contract have stalled, raising concerns about recruitment and retention within the NYPD.