Kelvin MacKenzie, enraged by the Church of England's aid to migrants, accuses them of facilitating dishonesty in order to allow the migrants to stay in the UK. The Church, however, denies any responsibility for screening asylum seekers. In the realm of politics, Tony Bobulinski, a former business partner of Hunter Biden, testifies in a closed-door Congressional hearing, potentially aiding the impeachment inquiry against President Biden. Bobulinski asserts that Joe Biden was involved in his son's foreign business deals, particularly profiting from ventures in China. However, Bobulinski's claims lack corroboration, and several other business partners state that President Biden had no part in Hunter's transactions. Nevertheless, Kanye West's controversial new album, Vultures 1, defies its critics and achieves immense success, topping charts in more than 100 countries, despite allegations of antisemitism and provocative lyrics. In society news, King Charles III returns to London with Queen Camilla after his cancer treatments. Expressing gratitude towards his supporters, the monarch pledges to carry out his state duties despite his diagnosis. Finally, Nebraska introduces a bill aiming to restrict DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) programs in public colleges and universities, leading to a growing battle against the ideology.

The Digest, 2/13/2024 @500PM, CDT

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