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13 Feb 2024
#politics
GB News: 'They're not coming out because they're too scared': Birmingham City Council Leader 'hides' inside council building during protests
Birmingham City Council leader John Cotton backed out of a meeting with protesters demanding the retention of youth services, locking himself in the council chambers. The council is drafting the budget and faces £300 million of savings over the next two years. Youth services are at the heart of Birmingham, providing essential support and safety for young people. The proposed cuts would have a devastating impact on the city and could lead to an increase in crime rates. The council has been urged to consider alternative measures to protect these vital services.
Fox News: Young Republicans slam Senate bill that ignores US migrant crisis, funds Ukraine
Younger Senate Republicans criticized GOP leadership for passing a foreign aid bill without addressing the migrant crisis at the southern border. The bill, which provides aid for Ukraine, Israel, Gaza, and the Indo-Pacific, passed after weeks of debate and was opposed by 22 Republicans. The split in the Senate GOP represents a generational divide.
Fox News: San Francisco mayor London Breed now faces a fourth major challenger to her reelection
Former interim mayor, Mark Farrell, is running for mayor of San Francisco, criticizing current mayor London Breed for the city's decline. San Francisco has struggled with the pandemic's impact, including vandalism, crime, and drug use.
Fox News: Nebraska Gov. Pillen reverses rejection of federal child food funding after meeting with students
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen initially rejected federal funding to support feeding hungry children but reversed his decision after pressure from his party and meeting with high school students. The funding will be used for the Summer EBT program, providing pre-loaded EBT cards to low-income families.
Fox News: GOP Rep Zinke alleges husband of primary opponent punched staff member
Rep. Ryan Zinke accuses opponent's husband of assaulting his staff at campaign event. Wife admits guilt, but denies allegations. No charges pressed.
The Telegraph: Pro-Palestine protesters who displayed paragliders images found guilty of terror offence
Three people found guilty of a terror offense for displaying paraglider images at a pro-Palestinian protest in London. They were charged with supporting banned organization Hamas.
Fox News: Joe Biden 'enabled' family to sell access to 'dangerous adversaries,' Tony Bobulinski testifies
Joe Biden's ex-business associate, Tony Bobulinski, is expected to testify that Biden "enabled" his son Hunter to sell access to dangerous adversaries such as China and Russia. Bobulinski will claim that Joe Biden was the driving force behind the Biden family's foreign influence peddling operation. He will also allege possible violations of multiple laws and stress that the Chinese energy conglomerate, CEFC, was a surrogate of the Chinese Communist Party.
Fox News: AZ Republicans sue over Biden’s creation of new national monument near Grand Canyon, limiting mining
Arizona Republican lawmakers are challenging President Biden's creation of a new national monument near Grand Canyon National Park, alleging he exceeded his legal authority. The monument, called Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni, will help preserve 1,562 square miles of land but is opposed by the uranium mining industry and Republican lawmakers who argue it affects national security and the economy. The lawmakers filed a lawsuit against Biden, claiming that his decision under the 1906 Antiquities Act goes beyond preserving historically or culturally important sites.
#society
Breitbart: Explosion as Water Park in Sweden Leaves One Missing, 16 Injured
A fire at a water park in Sweden injures workers and causes extensive damage. Firefighters struggle to put out the blaze at the popular amusement center.
#war
Human Events: ‘Ceasefire’ agitators force closure of London roads outside Downing Street in protest of Israel-Hamas war
Pro-Palestinian protesters shut down roads in London in a static protest outside Downing Street, displaying Palestinian flags and demanding a ceasefire. The Metropolitan Police closed off the affected areas to ensure safety, eventually reopening the roads and arresting one woman for potentially inciting racial hatred.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Howard Dean: Biden 'Moving' to Israel Position 'More to the Liking of Arab Americans'
Former DNC chair Howard Dean admires President Biden's approach to foreign policy but believes he is leaning towards a position favorable to Arab Americans. Dean criticizes Netanyahu for strained relations with the US, calling him a "Trump with brains." He suggests Biden's handling of the conflict may impact his political standing and worries about discontent within the Democratic base. He acknowledges Biden's commitment to doing what's right for the US but notes a shift in favor of Arab Americans and a growing frustration among young American Jews towards Israel.
Times Of Israel: As Israelis negotiate in Cairo, far-right presses PM to reject ‘irresponsible deal’
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir demands an end to humanitarian aid to Gaza after a hostage reveals lack of medication. Netanyahu faces pressure from hard-right allies to reject ceasefire deal. Israeli officials, including Mossad chief David Barnea, tasked to represent Israel in ceasefire talks in Cairo.
CIA director William Burns, Mossad chief David Barnea, and Qatari PM Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani meet in Cairo to discuss truce in Gaza. Progress made in negotiations between Israel and Hamas. US President Joe Biden pushes for a six-week pause in fighting as a stepping stone toward a longer ceasefire.
Times Of Israel: Families of Israeli hostages to file war crimes complaint against Hamas in The Hague
Some 100 family members of Israeli hostages in Hamas captivity in Gaza are set to file a complaint of war crimes against Hamas leaders at the International Criminal Court in The Hague. The complaint includes charges of kidnapping, sexual violence, and torture. The goal is to obtain arrest warrants against Hamas leaders and pressure for the release of the remaining hostages.
#economy
Forbes: Paramount Cuts 800 Employees. Still Unclear Which Brands—CBS, BET, Comedy Central—Will Be Hit
Media company Paramount Global is laying off about 3% of its employees, which amounts to around 800 people. The layoffs were hinted at by CEO Bob Bakish last month and are seen as a move to "build on our momentum and execute our strategic vision for the year ahead." This comes shortly after CBS, a subsidiary of Paramount, had a record-breaking Super Bowl.
The Epoch Times: Inflation Inches Down to 3.1 Percent but Price Pressures Remain High
The annual inflation rate in January was higher than expected at 3.1%, with concerns about high "core" inflation excluding food and energy. This has led to speculation about potential interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
Breitbart: Report: Disney Outsourcing Some Animation to Canada amid Drastic Cost Cutting
Walt Disney Company outsources animation work to Canada due to budget cuts and layoffs, a first in its 100-year history.
Breitbart: Bidenflation Resurgent: Consumer Prices Rise Faster Than Expected, Putting Fed Cuts in Doubt
Inflation unexpectedly rises in January, with prices up 3.1%, higher than expected. The trend suggests rising inflation above healthy levels, impacting the economy.
#military
GB News: HMS Diamond arrives in Gibraltar with 'kill marks' for destroyed Houthi drones
HMS Diamond, a British destroyer, returned to Gibraltar after shooting down nine Houthi drones in three separate attacks. The kill marks on the ship signify its aerial victories. Houthi activity, backed by Iran, has been destabilizing the Red Sea region, targeting civilian merchant vessels.
Breitbart: Three Dozen Troops Killed in One Year of Military Aviation Mishaps
Over the past year, more than three dozen service members have died in military aviation mishaps, raising concerns as tensions with Russia, Iran, and China escalate. A council at the Pentagon, established to prevent mishaps, discussed motorcycle accidents instead. The increase in mishaps is attributed to insufficient flying hours and low-intensity training.
#culture
GB News: Shane MacGowan's widow supported ahead of Valentine's Day without husband: 'Blubbering wreck'
Victoria Mary Clarke, widow of Shane MacGowan, shares a tribute to her late husband on social media. MacGowan died of pneumonia in 2023, and Clarke posted a video of him singing her name, receiving support from fans.
#science
Le Monde: Yasmine Belkaid, an immunity explorer, becomes head of the Institut Pasteur
Yasmine Belkaid, a French-Algerian immunologist, is making headlines as she takes over as head of the Institut Pasteur in Paris. Her return to France after 25 years in the United States is a significant event in the world of medical research. Belkaid's scientific, political, and human interests align with this decision. The stage is set for her to lead one of the world's top biomedical research institutions.
#other
Human Events: One missing, multiple injuries after Swedish water park bursts into flames
Fire breaks out at Liseberg Oceana in Gothenburg, Sweden, destroying the newly-built water park. One person missing, minor injuries reported. Crews prevent fire from spreading to nearby buildings.
Forbes: ‘Madame Web’ Scores Terrible Reviews: Likely Latest Dud In Sony's Marvel Universe
Critics have slammed "Madame Web" as the worst comic book movie yet, with a dismal 25% positive rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The film is part of Sony's unsuccessful attempt to build its own Marvel Universe separate from Disney's franchises.
The Telegraph: Watch: Private plane crashes on Florida highway and bursts into flames
A small plane crashes on a motorway in Florida, killing two people. The pilot had declared an emergency landing after losing both engines.