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12 Feb 2025
#politics
Le Monde: French interior minister announces bid to lead conservative party
France's Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau announced his candidacy to lead the right-wing party Les Républicains, potentially setting the stage for a presidential run in 2027. His tough stance on immigration and relations with Algeria has resonated with voters.
Retailleau's bid may lead to a clash with Laurent Wauquiez, who is also considering a presidential campaign. With President Macron unable to run again, the upcoming elections could be pivotal for France's political landscape.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Hearing on the Democrats' Censorship-Industrial Complex
The House Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on February 12 to investigate the "censorship-industrial complex," focusing on alleged collusion between Democrats and the Biden administration with Big Tech to suppress dissenting voices. Independent journalists Matt Taibbi and Michael Shellenberger, known for revealing the extent of this censorship through the Twitter Files, are set to testify.
The Mirror: Reform MP defends Tommy Robinson - 'he deserves credit for the things he's done'
Reform UK MP Rupert Lowe has defended far-right figure Tommy Robinson, asserting he should receive credit for his positive contributions. Lowe's remarks come amid speculation that he may succeed Nigel Farage as leader of Reform UK, following Elon Musk's support for him.
Robinson is currently imprisoned for contempt of court after making false allegations about a victim of assault, which he later admitted were untrue. His imprisonment is unrelated to grooming gangs, despite Musk's claims that he is a "political prisoner."
Breitbart: Watch Live: Hearing on Government Waste and Fraud as DOGE Fights the Deep State
The House Subcommittee on Delivering on Government Efficiency will hold a hearing on February 12 to address government waste and fraud. Chairwoman Marjorie Taylor Greene emphasized the need to protect taxpayer dollars and improve government accountability.
The hearing, titled “The War on Waste: Stamping Out the Scourge of Improper Payments and Fraud,” aims to collaborate with the Department of Government Efficiency and President Trump to tackle these issues.
The Federalist: Judges Pauses Litigation On Murthy V. Missouri
A federal judge has paused the litigation in Murthy v. Missouri, which challenges government censorship practices. This decision follows a motion from defendants, including former President Biden, to stay the case, citing Trump's executive order aimed at restoring free speech.
The case, initiated by Missouri and Louisiana against Biden officials for colluding with tech companies to censor speech, could be dismissed if deemed moot. The judge's upcoming ruling on the case's relevance may impact future censorship efforts by the government.
The Western Journal: Watch: Teacher Trump Rescued from Russia Gut-Punches Media 10 Seconds Into Press Conference
President Trump successfully negotiated the release of Marc Fogel, a teacher imprisoned in Russia for bringing medical marijuana into the country. Fogel, who had been serving a 14-year sentence, expressed gratitude to Trump, calling him a "hero" during a press conference after his return.
The commentary criticizes the Biden administration for prioritizing the rescue of celebrity Brittney Griner over Fogel, implying that political considerations influenced their actions. It suggests that the current administration has neglected ordinary Americans in favor of DEI-related agendas.
Breitbart: German Green Party Candidate Accused of Plagiarism Ahead of Election
Robert Habeck, the far-left German Green party's candidate for chancellor, faces plagiarism allegations just weeks before elections. A media researcher claims Habeck misrepresented his dissertation work, citing secondary sources as originals, raising concerns over his academic integrity.
The scandal could jeopardize the Greens’ electoral prospects, as they currently trail behind other parties. Habeck has dismissed the claims as politically motivated, but the controversy may influence coalition-building post-election, potentially favoring an alliance with the Social Democrats.
The Western Journal: Trump Comes Up with Perfect Punishment for AP Reporter After AP Rejects 'Gulf of America' Renaming
President Trump has officially renamed the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America through an executive order. This change has been adopted by some companies and platforms, but the Associated Press (AP) has refused to comply, citing its global audience's familiarity with the original name.
In response to AP's stance, the White House barred its reporter from attending an Oval Office event, prompting accusations of press freedom violations. Critics argue that punishing journalists for not using state-mandated terminology undermines independent journalism and violates constitutional rights.
#society
Fox News: Mandy Moore calls out Amazon after package was delivered to home destroyed in LA fires
Mandy Moore criticized Amazon for delivering a package to her in-laws' home, which was destroyed in the LA fires. She expressed frustration over the lack of discretion in delivery practices, highlighting the emotional toll of the disaster on her family and community.
Despite her home still standing, Moore reported that its contents were nearly a total loss. She shared her family's harrowing evacuation experience and expressed concern for others who lost everything, urging support for those affected.
Fox News: 'It's long past time': Colombian-born GOP senator rallies around making English official language of US
GOP Sen. Bernie Moreno has introduced the English Language Unity Act of 2025, aiming to declare English as the official language of the U.S. and establish a uniform English language rule for naturalization. Moreno emphasizes the importance of English in American culture and unity.
Polling indicates strong public support for the bill, with 73% of American adults favoring English as the official language. Critics argue it may alienate non-English speakers, while supporters claim it promotes cultural integration and aids legal immigrants in assimilating and succeeding.
GB News: Princess Anne's husband pictured using crutches during first public appearance since mystery injury
Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence has resumed royal duties on crutches after recovering from a suspected torn ligament. He visited the Science and Innovation Park in Wroughton, where he oversees the Science Museum Group, which houses significant historical collections.
Princess Anne, Sir Tim's wife, has also been active, recently touring Southmead Hospital after her own health issues. She reflected on her serious horse accident last June, emphasizing the unpredictability of recovery.
Forbes: Winter Storms: 2,100+ Disrupted Flights Today
A major winter storm is causing significant flight delays and cancellations across the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and Northeast. As of Wednesday morning, there were 358 cancellations and 1,779 delays reported, with more disruptions expected throughout the day.
Airlines are issuing travel waivers for affected passengers, allowing rebooking without fare differences. The National Weather Service warns of hazardous conditions due to snow, sleet, and freezing rain, impacting travel nationwide.
Times Of Israel: Lawyers for detained Gaza hospital chief claim he was abused in Israeli custody
Lawyers for Hussam Abu Safiya, a Gazan hospital director, allege he suffered severe physical abuse during his detention in Israel. The Al Mezan Center for Human Rights claims he was beaten and subjected to electric shocks while held at Sde Teiman before being transferred to Ofer Prison.
Abu Safiya was arrested in December 2024 during a raid on his hospital, accused of being a Hamas member. He reportedly denied these allegations, asserting his role as a medical professional. The IDF has faced scrutiny over misconduct at detention facilities, with recent convictions for abuse of Palestinian detainees.
Gataway Couple: Pros and Cons of Buying a Used Thousand Trails Membership
Thousand Trails offers a membership program for campgrounds across North America, allowing members to stay at various locations without nightly fees, only paying annual dues. Membership levels range from basic Camping Pass to Elite options, with varying benefits and booking windows.
Buying a used Thousand Trails membership can provide significant savings and access to a variety of options, though it may come with fewer perks and smaller booking windows. For budget-conscious travelers, a used membership can be a practical choice, allowing for affordable camping without nightly fees.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Hegseth warns Europeans 'realities' of China and border threats prevent US from guaranteeing their security
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth emphasized that the U.S. is shifting focus to its own borders and the Indo-Pacific amid rising tensions with China. He urged European allies to take greater responsibility for their own security and suggested a division of labor between Europe and the Pacific.
While the U.S. maintains a troop presence in Europe, Hegseth stated that European nations should invest more in their defense. He also clarified that any European peacekeeping efforts in Ukraine should not involve NATO forces and would not be covered by NATO's collective defense clause.
Fox News: US releasing Russian prisoner in Marc Fogel exchange, Kremlin says
The U.S. has secured the release of Marc Fogel, an American teacher detained in Russia since 2021, in exchange for an unnamed Russian prisoner. Fogel was sentenced to 14 years for drug possession, which his family claims was medically prescribed marijuana.
Fogel arrived in the U.S. and expressed gratitude to President Trump, calling him a hero for his release. The Kremlin confirmed the exchange, stating the Russian prisoner’s name will be disclosed upon his return to Russia.
#military
The Telegraph: The rudimentary drone-plane threatening Putin’s energy empire
Ukrainian forces have developed a modified E-300 SkyRanger light aircraft into a drone capable of precision bombing, allowing them to strike targets within Russia. This advancement comes as Ukraine seeks alternatives to long-range missiles.
In late January, the Ukrainian army successfully targeted Russia's Novozybkov oil pumping station, marking a significant achievement in their drone warfare strategy.
Forbes: A Mad Scramble Inside The Pentagon Ahead Of DOGE's Arrival
Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is set to review the Pentagon's budget, aiming to cut $2 trillion from federal spending. Military leaders are preparing for significant changes, including potential cuts to legacy weapons systems and merging technology organizations.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth welcomes DOGE's scrutiny, focusing on weapons procurement and operational efficiency. As the Pentagon targets outdated programs, the future of manned aircraft and AI initiatives hangs in the balance.
#culture
Fox News: Classic rom-coms to watch on Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day is a perfect occasion to enjoy classic romantic comedies that blend humor and heartfelt moments. From iconic films like "When Harry Met Sally" and "Sleepless in Seattle" to modern favorites like "Crazy, Stupid, Love," these movies capture the quirks and joys of love, making them ideal for any viewing experience.
Whether you're with a partner, family, or enjoying some solo time, these films offer a delightful escape into love stories filled with laughter and emotion. With titles spanning from the 80s to the 2000s, there's a rom-com for everyone to enjoy this Valentine's Day.
#sports
The Mirror: Everton vs Liverpool prediction, odds and betting offer
Everton and Liverpool will meet for the final Premier League Merseyside derby at Goodison Park. The match was postponed from December due to a storm, and since then, Everton has seen significant changes, including the sacking of Sean Dyche and the return of David Moyes.
Liverpool remains at the top of the league despite a recent FA Cup loss, while Everton is looking to build on three consecutive Premier League wins that have helped them escape the relegation zone. Both teams faced setbacks in the FA Cup over the weekend.