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13 Feb 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Boston City Council Member Demands Suburbanites House Illegals
Boston City Council member Julia Mejia is urging suburban residents to offer their homes as migrant shelters, claiming that they have more resources than the city. Mejia believes that everyone should be involved in addressing the border crisis and sees it as a shared responsibility. This proposal is not new, as Massachusetts Democrat Governor Maura Healey's administration has previously suggested residents house migrants in their homes.
Breitbart: Stefanik Seeks James Disbarment for 'Lawfare' Campaign Against Trump
Republican House Conference Chair Elise Stefanik demands disbarment of New York Attorney General Letitia James for alleged bias in prosecuting former President Donald Trump. Stefanik claims James violated fairness and impartiality principles through social media comments. James seeks to financially bankrupt Trump with a $370 million fine.
Fox News: Vulnerable House Dem backpedals after refusing to condemn phrase seen as calling for 'extermination' of Jews
House Democrat Rep. Jahana Hayes refuses to condemn controversial phrase "from the river to the sea," seen as promoting the destruction of Israel. Hayes accuses her Republican opponent George Logan of hypocrisy and refuses to engage in political games. Critics argue the phrase calls for the extermination of the Jewish state.
The Telegraph: Donald Trump's youth problem could cost him the election
The conversation surrounding Donald Trump's choice for a running mate in the 2024 Republican presidential nomination focuses on appealing to Generation Z. With this demographic accounting for 20% of the US population and showing more conservative tendencies in recent surveys, Republicans should prioritize targeting the youth through platforms like TikTok and Snapchat. Vivek Ramaswamy, who performed well among young voters in Iowa, is suggested as a potential running mate who can effectively engage with Gen Z voters.
Fox News: Lakewood, Colorado, residents urge city council not to help neighboring Denver with migrant crisis
Residents of Lakewood, Colorado express outrage over the possibility of becoming a sanctuary city for migrants crossing the southern border. Concerns include overwhelming hospitals and infrastructure, increased crime, and the use of tax money to support migrants. However, the city officials have stated that there is no plan to house migrants in Lakewood.
Breitbart: Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson Hands 'Black and Brown' Businesses $18M to Feed Migrants
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has partnered with local organizations to allocate $18 million to "black and brown" businesses in order to provide for the illegal border crossers being housed in the city. Johnson views these businesses as the soul of Chicago. The mayor has faced criticism for prioritizing illegal immigrants over the city's black population.
#society
Breitbart: Belgian Farmers Blockade Port of Antwerp Amid Battle with EU
Hundreds of tractors blockaded the Port of Antwerp in Belgium in protest against green agenda and free trade policies. Farmers demand change from politicians.
Fox News: Indian farmers clash with police as protests head for capital
Indian farmers are marching to demand crop prices, repeating a successful movement from two years ago. Police have used tear gas and barricades to block the protesters from entering New Delhi. The government must address their demands to avoid a repeat of the 2021 protests.
The Telegraph: Tuesday evening news briefing: Michael Gove’s home extension shake-up risks middle-class ‘civil war’
Michael Gove's housing shakeup sparks concerns of a middle-class "civil war" among neighbors. Labour candidate suggests that Britons fighting for Israel should be "locked up."
#war
Fox News: Estonian PM Kallas added to wanted list by Russia over removal of Soviet-era monuments
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas is wanted in Russia for removing Soviet-era WWII monuments in Estonia, but she dismisses it as a scare tactic. She vows to continue supporting Ukraine and advocating for European defense.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Kidnapped New Zealand pilot looks gaunt in proof-of-life video released by Papua captors
New Zealand pilot held hostage by separatist rebels in West Papua sends message to his family after a year, stating that he is trying to stay positive. Rebel group has threatened to execute him unless province is granted independence from Indonesia.
Flag And Cross: Josh Hawley on Fire: Senator Calls Out Senate's 'Middle Finger to Middle America' in Passionate Speech
GOP Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri criticizes a bill that provides aid to Ukraine ($60B), Israel, and Taiwan ($95B) while neglecting the welfare of American citizens. He questions the transparency and accountability of the funds given to Ukraine and highlights the mismanagement of previous aid. Despite objections from Hawley and other Republican senators, the bill is passed by the Senate.
#economy
GB News: German economy would be 'ruined' if it left the EU claims finance minister despite calls for 'Dexit'
Germany's Finance Minister warns leaving the EU would damage its economy, as right-wing politicians flirt with the idea of a "Dexit" referendum. While the Alternative for Germany party has gained support in recent weeks, there is far less popular support for leaving the EU in Germany compared to the UK.
#culture
Le Monde: Paris Olympics 2024: Macron rules booksellers should be 'preserved'
French President Macron has ruled that the historic booksellers along the river Seine should remain in their current locations for the Paris Olympics, despite plans for their temporary removal. The decision was made after unsuccessful negotiations with the booksellers, who have been a part of Parisian life for 150 years. The removal was initially ordered for security reasons and to create more space for spectators at the Games.
#education
Fox News: House committee asks Columbia for records of foreign donations, DEI and more in antisemitism probe
House Education and Workforce Committee Chair accuses Columbia University of allowing pervasive antisemitism on campus. Committee seeks documents and information related to antisemitic incidents and Columbia's involvement in Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement.
#crime
Flag And Cross: Sickening: Houston Police Department Does Deep Dive to Find Out Lakewood Church Shooter's Pronouns
The Houston Police Department investigated a woman who entered a church with a rifle and attempted to open fire on the congregation. The department made efforts to use the shooter's preferred gender pronouns, which raised concerns about their priorities.
Forbes: Billionaire Musk Seeks To Quash Deposition In $1 Million Defamation Suit
Billionaire Elon Musk seeks to dismiss deposition in defamation case over comments made on X. Lawsuit stems from Musk's post accusing someone of involvement in a brawl with a neo-Nazi group. Musk's decisions on Twitter content moderation and controversial accounts have sparked criticism.
GB News: Teenager charged with attempted murder after transgender girl stabbed 14 times at roller-skating party
Teenager charged with attempted murder after transgender girl stabbed 14 times at party in Wealdstone.
Forbes: U.S. Mass Shootings Hit 3-Year Low For First Six Weeks Of 2024—But Deaths Remain High
Mass shootings in the United States have decreased in the first six weeks of this year compared to previous years, but the number of deaths remains high. So far, 44 mass shootings have resulted in 75 deaths and 140 injuries. The decrease may be attributed to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
#science
The Telegraph: Moon landing attempt to lift off as US aims to return for first time in over 50 years
US-based Intuitive Machines is set to launch the Nova-C lunar lander from Cape Canaveral. If successful, it will make a soft landing on the Moon on February 22, marking the first private lunar landing and potentially opening up a new era of commercial lunar exploration. The spacecraft will carry payloads for NASA, including a lunar node for navigation and a camera to capture the first film of a spacecraft landing on the Moon.
#other
Forbes: Meghan Markle Strikes Deal With Smaller Podcast Distributor After Spotify Agreement Ends
Meghan Markle has partnered with Lemonada Media for her new podcast "Archetypes," after her deal with Spotify ended. The partnership includes distributing her podcast on all audio platforms and Markle hosting a new podcast for Lemonada. The details of the launch, earnings, and Prince Harry's involvement are unknown.
Fox News: Different spending approach from your partner? Here are some tips for navigating Valentine's Day financially
Couples often have different approaches to money, which can be challenging. Here are tips for navigating Valentine's Day without breaking the bank. Experts suggest thoughtful gift-giving, finding a middle ground, and having joint and separate accounts. Transparency is important, but it is also necessary to respect each other's privacy. Take the time to understand your own money style and communicate with your partner to build a strong relationship.
GB News: US weather: Nor'easter snowstorm impacts 45 MILLION Americans as motorists warned of 'real trouble'
Winter storm blankets US Northeast with heavy snow, causing school closures and travel disruptions. Over 30 million people affected.
Fox News: North Carolina Gov. Cooper signs executive order to conserve 1M acres of forests and wetlands
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper signed an executive order to permanently conserve and restore forests, wetlands, and urban areas in the state. The order aims to protect natural resources, counter climate change, and aid the economy. It sets targets to conserve 1 million acres of forests and wetlands, restore 1 million new acres, and plant 1 million trees by 2040. State agencies are directed to use native plants in landscaping projects and seek federal funding for wetland preservation. Environmental and conservation groups praised the action as vital to protecting North Carolina's ecosystems.