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12 Feb 2025
#politics
Fox News: Trump scores ‘unequivocal victory’ against Pulitzer Prize board members, court denies request to dismiss suit
President Trump achieved a legal victory as a Florida appellate court upheld a trial court's decision to deny motions to dismiss his defamation lawsuit against the Pulitzer Prize Board. The lawsuit, filed in 2022, challenges the board's awarding of prizes to The New York Times and Washington Post for reporting on the debunked theory of collusion between Trump's campaign and Russia.
The court found it had jurisdiction over the out-of-state defendants and deemed the statements in question actionable. Trump’s attorney stated this ruling is a significant step in holding accountable those who spread misinformation. The case continues to move toward discovery.
Fox News: 'Clawed back': DHS chief Noem secures eye-popping sum sent to NYC for migrant hotels
The Department of Homeland Security has reclaimed $59 million in FEMA funds intended for hotels housing migrants in New York City, following the termination of four employees involved in the unauthorized payments. The funds were part of a program aimed at addressing the migrant crisis at the southern border.
New York City officials confirmed receipt of the funds, which were not classified as disaster relief. In response to the clawback, NYC Comptroller Brad Lander urged Mayor Eric Adams to take legal action to recover the funds, criticizing the federal government's decision.
Fox News: Treasury 'mistakenly' gave Musk DOGE worker ability to change payments system: court docs
Marko Elez, formerly with the Treasury Department, was mistakenly granted read/write access to the Secure Payment System instead of read-only. This error was quickly corrected, and a forensic investigation confirmed he did not misuse the access.
Elez resigned shortly after the incident, amid scrutiny over past social media comments. Despite this, Vice President JD Vance supported his reinstatement, and Elon Musk indicated he would be brought back, emphasizing forgiveness for mistakes.
Fox News: DRAIN THE SWAMP Act seeks to move DC bureaucracy ‘out of crazy town,’ House DOGE leader says
Rep. Aaron Bean (R-Fla.) will introduce the DRAIN THE SWAMP Act, aiming to relocate one-third of federal agency employees outside Washington, D.C., to cut waste and save taxpayer money. The bill mandates in-person work for the remaining workforce and directs the sale of underused office space.
The legislation excludes agencies like the Pentagon and CIA. Bean emphasizes accountability and efficiency in government operations, while Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) supports similar efforts in the Senate. The initiative aims to address government waste and improve service to the American public.
GB News: Tory MP slams court ruling giving Palestinian family the right to settle in Britain
Shadow Housing Minister Paul Holmes has condemned a judge's decision permitting a Palestinian family to stay in the UK, arguing it contradicts public sentiment. He expressed concerns that the judiciary is not aligning with the views of the British populace.
The Federalist: PA Voters May Need To Learn To Read Barcode To Verify Ballot
Errors in the 2023 Northampton County, PA, municipal election raised concerns about voting integrity, as voters' paper ballot receipts printed incorrect choices, despite barcodes reflecting accurate votes. A court case has been filed to address these issues and ensure compliance with election laws.
Advocates argue that the current voting machines lack proper manual audit capacity and suggest switching to alternatives that ensure accurate paper records. County officials maintain that the machines comply with regulations and that corrective measures have already been implemented. The court's decision is pending.
Fox News: White House says ‘the real constitutional crisis is taking place within our judicial branch’
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt criticized district court judges in liberal areas for allegedly abusing their power to block President Trump's executive authority. She claimed over 50 lawsuits have been filed against the administration, labeling the judges as judicial activists.
Leavitt asserted that these actions reflect a broader effort by Democrat activists to undermine Trump's presidency, emphasizing that 77 million Americans voted for him. She vowed the administration would comply with the law while seeking remedies to overturn what she called radical injunctions.
Fox News: 8 inspectors general fired by Trump sue to get jobs back
Eight former inspectors general dismissed by President Trump have filed a lawsuit claiming their terminations were unlawful and lacked proper notice. They argue that their firings interfere with non-partisan oversight duties and assert they remain duly appointed until lawfully removed.
The terminations, which drew bipartisan criticism, were communicated via identical emails citing "changing priorities." Lawmakers have expressed concern over the legality of the firings, urging Trump to provide a substantive rationale for his actions.
#society
Fox News: House Dems reintroduce reparations legislation: 'We refuse to be silent'
House Democrats have reintroduced H.R.40, a bill to establish a federal commission to study the impacts of slavery and propose reparations for Black Americans who are descendants of slaves. Rep. Ayanna Pressley and Sen. Cory Booker emphasize the need for justice and acknowledgment of historical injustices.
The initiative follows recent discussions on reparations in various states, though some efforts, like recent bills in California, have stalled. Proponents argue that reparations are essential to address ongoing racial disparities rooted in a legacy of slavery and systemic racism.
Breitbart: Kanye West Dropped from Talent Agency, Website Down for Violating Terms with Sell of Swastika Shirt
Kanye West has been dropped by his talent agency, 33 & West, following a series of offensive posts on social media, including praise for Adolf Hitler and antisemitic remarks. His fashion brand's website was also taken down for violating Shopify's terms after listing a swastika shirt.
In addition to losing representation and his online store, West faces a lawsuit from a former employee alleging he made derogatory comments and sent antisemitic texts. Music executive Lyor Cohen publicly criticized West's actions, urging him to use his influence to promote understanding rather than hate.
Fox News: Major airline announces return of cult-favorite snack
United Airlines has reintroduced Stroopwafels, a Dutch caramel-filled cookie, on select Economy flights over 300 miles. The snack's absence had prompted inquiries from passengers on social media, leading to a strong demand for its return.
Travelers have expressed their excitement online, calling the Stroopwafel a top snack choice and sharing their enthusiasm for its availability again. The cookies officially returned to flights on February 1.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Zelensky has to learn to accept that he won’t get what he wants
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to meet with U.S. officials at the Munich Security Conference to discuss peace negotiations with Russia. He emphasizes the need for firm security guarantees from foreign backers to ensure that any peace deal is enforceable and does not leave Ukraine vulnerable to future aggression.
While Ukraine seeks a favorable outcome, U.S. interests may differ, focusing on ending the conflict with minimal risk. NATO membership for Ukraine is unlikely, as many member states are hesitant to take on additional security commitments. Zelensky is encouraged to pursue armed neutrality and strengthen Ukraine's self-defense capabilities instead.
Le Monde: Trump says Ukraine talks to start 'immediately' after Putin call
US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a significant phone call, agreeing to initiate talks to end the Ukraine war. Trump described the conversation as "lengthy and highly productive," mentioning plans for mutual visits and immediate negotiations on Ukraine.
The call has raised concerns about Ukraine's role in the peace process, as Trump indicated he would inform Ukrainian President Zelensky about the discussions. While Trump praised Putin and emphasized a desire for peace, European leaders stressed that any resolution must involve Kyiv.
Le Monde: Macron courts Modi in quest for geopolitical 'independence'
French President Emmanuel Macron and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited southern France to strengthen ties, focusing on the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) to counter China's influence. They inaugurated India's consulate in Marseille and discussed defense and nuclear energy cooperation.
The leaders emphasized their nations' independence from superpower rivalries, aiming for collaborative projects and investments. Modi's visit follows previous engagements in France, highlighting the growing partnership between the two countries.
#economy
The Western Journal: Egg Rationing Begins as American Supply Collapses
Major retailers are now limiting egg purchases due to a nationwide supply crisis caused by the H5N1 bird flu epidemic, which has resulted in the deaths of over 40 million egg-laying chickens. Stores like Trader Joe's and Walmart have set specific purchase limits to ensure broader access amid soaring prices.
As of mid-January, the average price of a dozen eggs reached $5.29, a significant increase from $3.50 in February 2024. The White House has faced scrutiny over rising egg prices, with officials noting a 65% increase during the Biden administration in 2024.
#military
Fox News: Military plane crashes into San Diego Bay near naval air station; 2 pilots rescued
A military plane crashed into San Diego Bay near Naval Air Station North Island on Wednesday. Both pilots were rescued and taken to UCSD Hillcrest. The San Diego Fire Department dispatched 60 personnel, including fire trucks, boats, and a helicopter, to the scene.
#technology
The Economist: AI is being used to model football matches
AI is being utilized to analyze football matches by modeling on-pitch patterns and player interactions. Engineers must first teach the AI to differentiate between relevant and irrelevant information, focusing on player and ball positions within the team's network dynamics.
This application of AI in sports reflects a broader trend of integrating advanced technology into various fields, enhancing understanding and analysis.