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13 Feb 2025
#politics
The Western Journal: Karoline Leavitt Goes Off on CNN's Kaitlan Collins After Gulf of America Question: 'Let Me Just Set the Record Straight'
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt defended the Trump administration's decision to bar Associated Press reporters from certain events, emphasizing that access to the Oval Office is a privilege. She asserted that the body of water previously known as the Gulf of Mexico is now officially referred to as the Gulf of America.
Leavitt criticized the AP's reluctance to adopt the new name, framing it as a refusal to acknowledge the administration's stance. She highlighted the AP's past decisions to alter its style for political reasons, suggesting a double standard in its approach to naming conventions.
Human Events: KEVIN POSOBIEC, MICHELLE BACKUS and MARK MITCHELL: Polls show that massive approval of Trump, Musk is the new normal
On a recent episode of Human Events Daily, guest hosts discussed high approval ratings for Donald Trump, with pollster Mark R. Mitchell noting a shift in public sentiment favoring Trump and Elon Musk. He highlighted that fewer people strongly disapprove of Trump now compared to 2017.
Mitchell pointed to a rise in searches for "constitutional crisis" as an example of manufactured outrage and emphasized strong public support for cutting government waste, with 86% deeming it important. He claimed that the left is struggling to maintain their narrative post-election.
#society
Breitbart: 'RuPaul's Drag Race UK' Star James Lee Williams Found Dead at 32
James Lee Williams, known as "The Vivienne," a star from BBC’s RuPaul’s Drag Race UK, was found dead at 32 in his home on January 5. Authorities reported no suspicious circumstances, but a post-mortem examination indicated an "unnatural cause of death," prompting further investigation.
Williams, who won the first series of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK in 2019, was honored at a vigil attended by hundreds. His funeral saw attendance from fellow contestants and notable figures, reflecting the impact he had on the community.
Fox News: Millie Bobby Brown loves living on a farm with Jon Bon Jovi's son: 'That is where I thrive'
Millie Bobby Brown and Jake Bongiovi live on a farm in Georgia, not for aesthetic reasons but out of genuine love for the lifestyle. Brown emphasizes the chaotic reality of farm life, contrasting it with the "trad wife" image, and highlights her commitment to animal rescue through her foundation.
The couple married in May 2024 after discussing their future together, including family and career aspirations. Brown reflects on the depth of her love for Bongiovi, distinguishing it from past relationships.
GB News: King Charles walks out at Tottenham's stadium after meeting Son Heung-min
King Charles visited Tottenham Hotspur's stadium to celebrate the club's socio-economic contributions to the community, including youth programs and educational initiatives. He met with players, local students, and beneficiaries of community programs during his tour.
The visit highlighted the partnership between Tottenham Hotspur and the NFL, showcasing initiatives like The Huddle Project, which offers free sports activities and wellness opportunities for youth. The King received gifts from the club and the NFL to commemorate the occasion.
Le Monde: UK PM vows 'new towns' in England to alleviate housing crunch
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced plans for Britain's largest housebuilding program since World War II, aiming to construct 1.5 million homes by 2029. This initiative will include new towns, each potentially housing 10,000 residents, to address the ongoing housing crisis.
Starmer emphasized the need to streamline planning laws to facilitate development, as current supply fails to meet demand amid rising prices and net migration. The government is exploring over 100 sites for these new urban areas, which will feature affordable housing and essential community services.
Fox News: New York state prison placed on lockdown after inmates take over, injure three corrections officers
Collins Correctional Facility in New York was locked down after inmates injured three guards during a takeover of three dorms. The incident occurred early Wednesday, prompting staff to de-escalate the situation without any hostages taken.
Concerns about chronic staffing shortages have been raised, with union representatives highlighting the facility's struggles. Recent incidents have further intensified worries about safety and staffing levels.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: WSJ: US intel analysis says Israel weighing strikes on Iran nuclear sites this year
President Trump has nominated Mike Huckabee as the next US ambassador to Israel, with confirmation hearings expected in the coming weeks. Additionally, Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to visit Israel and other Middle Eastern countries to discuss regional cooperation and hostage situations.
Following a meeting with Jordan's King Abdullah II, the White House praised the king, despite tensions over Trump's proposal to relocate Palestinians outside Gaza. Reports indicate that Israel is considering strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, believing Trump may support such actions more than Biden.
Breitbart: Chinese Spy Balloon Featured Tech from American Companies
The Chinese spy balloon that traversed the U.S. in 2023 was reportedly equipped with technology sourced from American companies, raising concerns about the effectiveness of U.S. export controls. This incident, which the Biden administration initially attempted to downplay, has sparked scrutiny over private companies' roles in the proliferation of dual-use technologies.
Reports indicate that the balloon gathered intelligence from sensitive military sites before being shot down off South Carolina. Critics, including Rep. Jim Jordan, have questioned why the administration allowed the balloon to complete its journey across the country before taking action.
#health
Fox News: MAHA influencer wants safer cosmetics — plus, news on vaccines and diet trends
Emily Austin, a clean beauty brand owner, criticizes US cosmetic safety standards as inadequate, aligning with RFK Jr.'s MAHA initiative for toxin removal. Additionally, a cardiologist suggests food swaps to prevent chronic illnesses, while a new avian flu strain has infected a dairy worker in Nevada.
#crime
Breitbart: NFL Player Kadarius Toney Arrested for Allegedly Strangling a Woman
Former NFL wide receiver Kadarius Toney was arrested for allegedly strangling a woman during a January incident in Georgia. Police reports indicate he choked her with enough force to obstruct her breathing and took her phone to prevent her from calling for help.
Toney faces charges of aggravated assault and strangulation, as well as obstructing a 911 call, with bond set at $25,000 per charge. He has played for the Giants, Chiefs, and Browns since being drafted in 2021 and is currently a free agent.
#sports
Breitbart: 21-Year-Old UNLV Football Player Found Dead in Apartment
Ben Christman, a 21-year-old offensive lineman for UNLV, was found dead in an off-campus apartment. The cause of death has not been disclosed. UNLV coach Dan Mullen and President Keith Whitfield expressed their condolences, highlighting Christman's impact on the team and community.
Christman previously played at Ohio State and transferred to Kentucky before joining UNLV. He was recognized for his leadership and had earned the respect of his teammates despite not playing this season due to a knee injury.