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13 Feb 2025
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Why Elon Musk and DOGE Terrify Democrats
Elon Musk and the DOGE team are scrutinizing government spending, aiming to reveal inefficiencies and waste. This initiative has sparked outrage among Democrats, who fear that exposing the extent of government excess could undermine their political power and influence.
The left's reaction suggests they prioritize maintaining the status quo over fiscal responsibility, indicating a potential conflict of interest in their governance. The ongoing efforts of Musk and DOGE are seen as necessary for promoting transparency and accountability in government operations.
The Western Journal: MAGA: CDC Website Now Tries to Direct You to Adoption if You Search ‘Abortion’
The CDC website now offers a hyperlink to "adoption" when users search for "abortion," a change likely made during a recent downtime. This shift reflects President Trump's influence, particularly after the Supreme Court's 2022 decision returning abortion regulation to the states.
With Robert F. Kennedy Jr. confirmed as the new director of Health and Human Services, there are expectations for a reduction in federal support for abortion services. Advocates hope that even minor changes like the CDC's could positively impact expectant mothers' decisions.
The Western Journal: Watch Disgusted Legal Immigrant Nuke Raskin from Orbit: 'My Time Is Valuable' - 'Why Did You Have Me Here?'
Senegalese-American entrepreneur Magatte Wade criticized Rep. Jamie Raskin during a House Judiciary Committee meeting for diverting from the intended discussion on regulation to attack Elon Musk. Wade emphasized the importance of streamlined regulations for business and expressed her commitment to U.S. prosperity.
Wade's testimony highlighted the detrimental effects of over-regulation, particularly in Africa, and her desire for the U.S. to lead in innovation. Her pointed remarks left Raskin unable to respond, as they contradicted his narrative.
CNSNews: SpaceX CEO Musk’s Latest Launch: The DOGE Website
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk, has launched a new website aimed at exposing and reducing wasteful government spending. The site features various resources, including a government organization chart and an Unconstitutionality Index that tracks the ratio of bureaucratic rules to laws.
The initiative, created by President Trump, also highlights specific examples of waste, such as the cancellation of a costly Department of Education contract. The website invites public feedback and aims to enhance transparency in government spending.
The American Mind: Broligarchs Back Trump—For Now
Tech leaders are increasingly aligning with Trump, but motivations vary. Some are seen as transactional, seeking access and favorable regulations, while others appear ideologically sincere. This shift may be driven by the urgency of AI development and the potential for regulatory relief under Trump.
However, this coalition could be fragile. Tech executives may find themselves at the mercy of Trump's whims, facing pressure to conform to his policies, especially regarding AI oversight. As political dynamics shift, the current alignment may unravel, revealing underlying tensions between Silicon Valley's innovation ethos and Trump's populism.
#society
GB News: Britons risk nationwide traffic chaos next week with millions set to hit the road amid breakdown fears
Millions of drivers are unprepared for upcoming half-term travel, risking safety due to ignored vehicle maintenance. Research shows many lack basic knowledge of essential checks, with over half unable to check tyre conditions, increasing the likelihood of accidents.
As holiday traffic surges, National Highways warns of severe penalties for unsafe driving. Motorists are urged to perform simple maintenance checks and plan routes to ensure safety during adverse weather conditions.
Front Page Magazine: How Yarden Bibas was Treated by His Captors
Yarden Bibas endured nearly 500 days of brutal captivity by Hamas, where he faced physical and psychological torture, including being beaten and deprived of food. He was released alongside another hostage after a ceasefire deal, reuniting with his family amid ongoing uncertainty about their fate.
Bibas was taken during the October 7 Hamas attack, which resulted in the deaths of 1,200 Israelis and numerous atrocities. His family expressed relief at his return, but they continue to mourn the absence of his wife and children, who remain missing.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent leaves powerful two-word message in Irish airport's welcome book
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent signed the welcome book at Shannon Airport in Ireland with the phrase "AMERICA FIRST!" during a refueling stop on his way from Kyiv. He is set to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to discuss sanctions and U.S. funding.
Former President Trump emphasized the need for an end to the ongoing war in Ukraine, criticizing the billions spent globally with little result. Vice President JD Vance is also meeting with Zelenskyy, as part of efforts to negotiate a peace deal.
Fox News: ‘Make NATO great again’: Hegseth pushes European allies to step up defense efforts
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth urged NATO allies to increase defense spending, advocating for a rise from 2% to 5% of GDP. He emphasized the need for European nations to contribute more to NATO, which relies heavily on U.S. funding. Hegseth's remarks echo sentiments from past leaders about the importance of shared defense responsibilities.
As the Trump administration navigates negotiations with Russia and Ukraine, Hegseth defended the approach against criticism, asserting that it is based on strength. He noted that hard power is essential in international relations, a view he shares with Trump and historical figures like Eisenhower.
Front Page Magazine: Tuition for Terrorists
Anwar al Awlaki, an al Qaeda terrorist, was linked to U.S. Army Maj. Nidal Hasan before Hasan's deadly attack at Fort Hood in 2009. It has now been revealed that USAID fully funded Awlaki's college education, raising questions about the agency's involvement with terrorism.
The CIA's failure to prevent attacks linked to Awlaki, including the attempted bombing of a Detroit-bound flight, highlights a shift in focus under the Obama administration. The agency reportedly prioritized domestic opposition over Islamic terrorism, leading to significant security oversights.
The Telegraph: Zelensky: Do not do Ukraine deal behind my back
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated he would reject any peace agreement negotiated solely between the US and Russia, emphasizing the need for European leaders to be included in discussions. He expressed concern over Russian President Putin's intentions to conduct bilateral negotiations.
The Kremlin indicated it views Washington as its primary negotiating partner, despite acknowledging Ukraine's potential involvement. Zelensky criticized Donald Trump's approach of prioritizing discussions with Putin, calling it "unpleasant."
#economy
Fox News: US will be 'flooded with jobs' as foreign nations avoid tariffs, Trump says
President Trump announced a plan for "fair and reciprocal" tariffs on major trading partners, stating that the U.S. will be "flooded with jobs" as industries relocate to avoid these tariffs. He emphasized that building factories in the U.S. would eliminate tariffs and ultimately benefit consumers and farmers.
While consumers may face short-term price increases due to tariffs, Trump believes long-term gains will outweigh these costs, benefiting various industries. He signed an executive order imposing tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China, citing threats from illegal immigration and drugs.
#military
The Western Journal: US Aircraft Carrier Involved in Collision in Foreign Waters
The USS Harry S. Truman collided with the merchant vessel Besiktas-M near Port Said, Egypt, on February 13, 2025. The incident occurred around 11:46 p.m. local time, but there were no injuries or flooding reported on the aircraft carrier, and its power plants remained stable.
The collision is under investigation, with initial reports indicating that damage to the carrier was above the waterline. The merchant vessel had recently exited the Suez Canal and was en route to Romania. This incident marks the first collision involving an American aircraft carrier since 2004.
#health
Le Monde: 'Cancer is, at least in part, a political disease'
France has the highest incidence of breast cancer globally, with rates continuing to rise, particularly among younger women. Despite an efficient healthcare system that may lead to better detection, breast cancer mortality remains higher than in many Western European nations.
The increase in cases cannot be fully explained by aging or individual risk factors, as only a third of new cases can be linked to known risks. This raises questions about underlying causes that remain unanswered.
#outdoors
On The Water: Chesapeake Bay Stripers on Soft-Plastic Baits
Z-Man Fishing released a video highlighting the striper fishing in Chesapeake Bay, which produces 80% of the Atlantic striped bass population. Captain Stephen Griffin emphasizes the importance of catch-and-release practices, using single-hook soft plastics to enhance survival rates of released fish.
The Chesapeake Bay serves as a crucial nursery for striped bass, fueled by a vast freshwater system. Griffin promotes sustainable fishing, encouraging anglers to prioritize experiences over harvest, as these fish can live for decades and contribute significantly to future spawning.