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#politics
Fox News: Democrats elect new chair as party aims to rebound following major 2024 election setbacks
The Democratic National Committee has elected Ken Martin as its new national chair following significant electoral losses in 2024. Martin aims to unify the party and focus on rebuilding its coalition to counter Donald Trump and the Republican Party.
The election highlighted the need for reform within the DNC, as the party seeks to regain support from blue-collar voters. A recent poll indicates a growing unfavorable view of the Democratic Party among voters, emphasizing the challenges ahead.
#society
The Telegraph: Mayor Sadiq Khan removes his pronouns from social media profile
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has removed "he/him" pronouns from his X profile, a shift noted by Conservative commentator Chris Rose. Khan, who has criticized Elon Musk and Donald Trump, still retains personal pronouns on his Bluesky account, where some left-wing users have migrated.
This change reflects a broader trend as some users react to Musk's modifications to X.
Forbes: Costco Strike Averted After Last-Minute Agreement Reached With Teamsters Union
Costco and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters have reached a tentative three-year contract agreement, avoiding a strike that would have impacted over 50 stores. The deal includes pay increases for hourly workers, with most earning over $30 per hour.
The contract still requires ratification by union members. The Teamsters had previously voted to strike due to unresolved issues regarding pay, benefits, and working conditions. Pro-union sentiment is rising nationally, with a significant increase in Teamsters membership since 2022.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: Ric Grennell secures release of 6 American detainees in Venezuela
Six Americans detained in Venezuela have been released following a meeting between U.S. envoy Richard Grenell and Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. Grenell confirmed their release via social media, stating the Americans were grateful to Donald Trump.
The discussions included various topics such as migration and sanctions, with U.S. officials emphasizing that the release was not part of a negotiation. Trump reiterated his opposition to Maduro's regime while pushing for the return of deported Venezuelan migrants.
GB News: BBC issues groveling apology after describing Israeli hostages held in Hamas captivity for 482 days as 'prisoners'
The BBC has issued an apology after presenter Nicky Schiller referred to Israeli hostages held by Hamas as "prisoners." This misstatement occurred during a report on the release of three hostages taken during the October 7 terror attacks in Israel.
The three men were released in exchange for 81 Palestinian prisoners. The BBC has faced criticism for its coverage of the Israel-Hamas conflict, with previous apologies for biased reporting. Concerns remain about the wellbeing of the hostages' families still in captivity.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF says drone hit terror operatives in Jenin; Palestinians claim 14-year-old killed
The Israeli military conducted a drone strike in Jenin, targeting armed Palestinian operatives during a counter-terrorism operation. Palestinian officials reported that the strike resulted in the death of a 14-year-old boy and injuries to two others.
This operation, part of the IDF's ongoing efforts in the West Bank, follows an escalation of violence since Hamas's October 2023 attack on Israel. The Palestinian Authority claims over 800 Palestinians have died in the conflict, including fighters and civilians.
#health
Fox News: One man knows secrets of living a long, healthy life and it's all about one activity
At 92, Ivan Pedley remains an active ping pong player, competing twice a week and playing around 14 games. He emphasizes the importance of technique over speed and believes that staying active is key to a healthy life.
Pedley encourages others to join clubs and stay engaged in physical activities, asserting that it has greatly benefited his health and longevity. He remains committed to the sport and enjoys every moment of it.
Fox News: FDA recalls breadcrumbs sold nationwide
La Fiesta Food Products is recalling 8-ounce packages of its "Unseasoned Bread Crumbs" and "Seasoned Bread Crumbs" due to undeclared sesame, a major allergen. The products were sold nationwide between April 2024 and January 2025, with no reported illnesses.
Consumers are advised to return the recalled items for a full refund. Sesame was added as a major allergen in 2023, joining eight others that account for 90% of food allergies.
#crime
Liberty Nation News: The Cartels Are Losing Billions of Dollars and Getting More Violent - Liberty Nation News
The designation of cartels as Foreign Terrorist Organizations has led to a decline in their operations along the US-Mexico border, impacting their profits from human and drug trafficking. With increased competition and violence among cartel factions, the situation has become increasingly dangerous, prompting travel advisories from the State Department.
As cartels struggle to adapt to stricter border policies, violent incidents have surged, including armed confrontations with Border Patrol. The ongoing conflict and territorial disputes among criminal groups have made areas like Tamaulipas perilous, with warnings issued about improvised explosive devices and targeted attacks against travelers.
#other
The Western Journal: Watch: Strange Sight Dots Ponds as Big Freeze Hits Alligator Country
Alligator wrangler Gary Saurage shared a TikTok video showing alligators at Gator Country Adventure Park in Beaumont, Texas, after a recent freeze. Despite temperatures dropping to 7 degrees, the alligators survived, emerging to bask in the sun as temperatures rose to 51 degrees.
Saurage explained that the alligators undergo a process called "brumation," a form of hibernation where they remain partially active, breathing through ice while their heart rates drop. The animals are now healthy and active following the extreme weather.