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13 Feb 2025
#politics
Human Events: DAVID KRAYDEN: With DOGE cancelling woke agencies and projects the Deep State will be starved of funding
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is actively targeting and exposing wasteful spending in government agencies, particularly focusing on FEMA's alleged mismanagement, including a recent $59 million payout to house illegal migrants in luxury hotels. Critics argue that FEMA's actions reflect a politicized bureaucracy more concerned with equity than public safety.
Donald Trump has called for the termination of FEMA, citing its failure to assist American citizens in disaster-stricken areas while prioritizing illegal immigrants. The article emphasizes the need to cut funding to such agencies to dismantle the so-called Deep State, which is seen as resistant to change and focused on its own agenda.
The Western Journal: Breaking: RFK Jr. Confirmed - 52 of 53 Republicans Vote 'Yes'
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been confirmed as the next Secretary of Health and Human Services by a Senate vote of 52-48, with all Republicans except Mitch McConnell supporting his appointment. No Democrats voted in favor.
Kennedy, who previously suspended his presidential campaign, endorsed Donald Trump and is expected to focus on health issues, particularly concerning youth vaccination. Trump has promised to empower him in managing the nation's health and food supply.
Fox News: Impeachment threat hits judge who blocked Trump federal funding freeze
Rep. Andrew Clyde of Georgia is drafting articles of impeachment against U.S. District Judge John McConnell Jr. for blocking a federal funding freeze initiated by former President Trump. Clyde accuses McConnell of being a partisan activist undermining Trump's authority.
McConnell's ruling came after 22 states challenged the Trump administration's attempt to pause federal grants, leading to accusations from Trump supporters of judicial overreach. Clyde's move follows similar threats against other judges by Republican lawmakers.
Fox News: Shapiro latest Democrat suing 'unconstitutional' Trump admin
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration to unfreeze $1.2 billion in federal funds that have been halted since January. The lawsuit claims the funding freeze violates a contract between the federal government and Pennsylvania, impacting critical projects related to public health and job creation.
The Trump administration has dismissed the lawsuit as part of a broader "Left's resistance" and maintains that the legal challenges undermine the will of the American people. Shapiro's action is supported by various Democratic groups who argue that the funding is essential for the state's economic stability and public safety.
Fox News: New poll shows what Americans think of Trump's record setting first 3 weeks
President Trump has signed 64 executive orders since his inauguration on January 20, claiming his first three weeks have been exceptionally productive. Current polling shows a divided public opinion, with Trump at 48% approval and 47% disapproval, a notable improvement from his first term.
The AARP poll reveals a significant partisan divide: Trump enjoys strong approval among Republicans but faces disapproval from Democrats and independents. His ratings are better than during his first term but still lower than President Biden's initial approval ratings.
CNSNews: GA Rep. Drafting Articles of Impeachment for Anti-Trump Judge ‘Weaponizing Our Judicial System’
Rep. Andrew Clyde is drafting articles of impeachment against U.S. District Judge John McConnell Jr. for blocking President Trump’s freeze on federal funding. Clyde accuses McConnell of being a partisan activist who misuses the judicial system to undermine Trump's policies.
Judge McConnell, nominated by Obama, has ties to the Democratic Party and has been criticized for his past comments on race and Trump. Elon Musk supports Clyde’s impeachment efforts, labeling judges who overreach their authority as “activists.”
The Mirror: Released prisoners' dangerous crimes spark major shake-up after Tory 'blindness'
Shabana Mahmood announced plans to reform the probation service, emphasizing a tailored approach to monitoring offenders based on their risk to the public. This includes recruiting 1,300 new probation officers by 2026 and focusing resources on high-risk offenders while addressing root causes for lower-risk individuals.
The reforms aim to improve public safety and address the inadequacies of the current system, which has faced criticism for its handling of offenders. Mahmood acknowledged past failures and the strain on the service, while the probation officers' union expressed concerns about the need for further support and better pay for staff.
Forbes: Here Are All The Major Lawsuits Against Trump And Musk: Pennsylvania Sues Over Funding Freeze, Alleging $2 Billion In Missing Payments
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for allegedly failing to release over $2 billion in federal funds owed to the state. This legal action is part of a broader trend of lawsuits against Trump and his administration's policies, which have faced multiple court challenges.
The ongoing litigation includes various issues, from funding freezes to immigration directives and executive orders affecting federal workers and health data. As Democrats increasingly rely on the courts to counter Trump's actions, the legal landscape remains dynamic, with potential implications for future rulings from the Supreme Court.
#society
Fox News: Blake Lively demands Justin Baldoni's phone records to expose methods allegedly used to 'destroy' her
Blake Lively is pursuing legal action against Justin Baldoni, alleging he led a smear campaign to damage her reputation following sexual harassment claims made on the set of "It Ends With Us." Lively's legal team has subpoenaed phone records to gather evidence against Baldoni and others involved.
Baldoni's attorney criticized the subpoenas as an excessive "fishing expedition," asserting that they seek irrelevant information over a span of 2.5 years. Meanwhile, Baldoni has countersued Lively for $400 million, claiming defamation and civil extortion. Both parties continue to deny the allegations.
The Western Journal: Pro-Kamala Rapper Cardi B Throws a Tantrum Over Trump's Super Bowl Attendance, Claims He Ruined Her Shoes
Rapper Cardi B expressed frustration on social media, claiming that President Trump's attendance at the Super Bowl resulted in damage to her $3,000 shoes due to heightened Secret Service security. In a video, she lamented the situation while eating snacks and made a plea regarding her deported uncle.
The commentary highlights Cardi B's perceived elitism and suggests that her antics may not resonate with the general public. It questions the effectiveness of using celebrity figures like her in political discourse against Trump.
#foreignaffairs
The Mirror: Failing to stand by Ukraine would embolden Vladimir Putin, Keir Starmer warned
Keir Starmer was cautioned that failing to support Ukraine could embolden Vladimir Putin. The UK Prime Minister emphasized that Ukraine must be central to any peace negotiations with Russia, as President Zelensky insists on Ukraine's inclusion in talks.
Defense officials warn that Europe must take a stronger role in supporting Ukraine's security, especially following Donald Trump's controversial claims about negotiating with Russia. The UK maintains that Ukraine is on an "irreversible" path to NATO membership, despite differing views on territorial concessions.
Fox News: Russia claims Trump, Putin talk brought world from 'brink of Apocalypse,' EU warns of 'dirty tricks'
Dmitry Medvedev claimed that a recent discussion between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin helped avert global catastrophe, criticizing the U.S. for its role in the conflict with Russia. He warned that failing to recognize this could lead to nuclear escalation.
European leaders expressed concern over Trump's comments about peace talks, emphasizing that any agreement must involve Ukraine and the EU. They warned against making concessions to Russia without Ukraine's participation, asserting that a strong Ukraine is essential for regional stability.
#economy
The Mirror: Good news for Labour as economy grows - but ministers warn they're not satisfied
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves reported a 0.1% GDP growth in the last quarter of 2024, following a stronger-than-expected December. Despite this improvement, she expressed dissatisfaction with the growth level and emphasized the need for further economic enhancement and living standard improvements.
Reeves announced support for major infrastructure projects, including a third runway at Heathrow and a new stadium for Manchester United, aiming to stimulate long-term growth. Economists noted that while the growth is positive, the UK still faces challenges with living standards remaining below pre-pandemic levels.
#culture
Breitbart: Ric Grenell Cleans House at ‘Broke’ Kennedy Center
The Kennedy Center is facing a financial crisis, with reports indicating it has no cash on hand despite a $240 million budget. New interim executive director Ric Grenell has been tasked with restoring the center, implementing budget cuts, and firing high-paid executives to address the situation.
Grenell emphasized the need for significant changes, stating that the center's financial health is critical for its future. He aims to shift the focus away from controversial programming and towards a more traditional representation of American arts and culture.
#health
Breitbart: Senate Confirms RFK Jr. as Trump's Health Secretary
The U.S. Senate confirmed Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as the head of the Department of Health and Human Services with a 52-48 vote, largely along party lines. Kennedy aims to address the chronic disease epidemic and prioritize obesity and ultra-processed foods.
Le Monde: US Senate confirms vaccine-sceptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr as health secretary
The Republican-controlled Senate confirmed Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as health secretary, despite concerns from the medical community regarding his history of vaccine misinformation. He was approved by a narrow vote of 52-48, with only Mitch McConnell opposing him.
Kennedy's controversial past includes promoting conspiracy theories and facing allegations of misconduct. Critics warn that his leadership could undermine public health efforts, particularly regarding vaccination policies. His appointment reflects the ongoing influence of Trump within the GOP.
#crime
GB News: Manchester Airport fight: Two brothers plead not guilty to assaulting police officers
Two brothers from Rochdale, Muhammad Amaad, 25, and Mohammed Amaaz, 20, have pleaded not guilty to multiple assault charges stemming from an incident at Manchester Airport in July 2022. The charges involve alleged assaults on police officers and a member of the public.
The brothers appeared at Liverpool Crown Court, where their trial was scheduled for June 30. They were granted bail and left the court wearing matching suits.
Fox News: Texas university on edge as police hunt campus sexual assault suspect who was arrested, released
Students at the University of Houston protested amid a surge in campus crime, particularly after Eric Latroy Brown, accused of sexually assaulting a woman at knifepoint, was released shortly after his arrest. The university reported multiple crimes in the area, prompting calls for enhanced security measures.
In response, the University of Houston Police Department has increased patrols and is collaborating with local law enforcement to address safety concerns. The university has also expanded security personnel across campus, aiming to deter further incidents and support victims.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Aurora City Council Member: Leaks Interfered with Immigration Raids
Aurora City Council Member Danielle Jurinsky criticized leaks that have hindered operations led by border czar Tom Homan against the Tren de Aragua gang. Despite making numerous arrests, operations were delayed due to prior leaks that alerted suspects.
Jurinsky urged Homan to disregard opposition from local officials and offered her support for future efforts to combat gang violence. She emphasized her commitment to assisting law enforcement in addressing crime in the community.