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13 Feb 2025
#politics
Breitbart: ABC's Hostin: Trump Attacking Department of Education to Create 'Permanent Underclass' Workforce
Sunny Hostin on ABC's "The View" accused President Trump and Elon Musk's efforts of fostering a "permanent underclass" to ensure cheaper labor. She argued that the push to eliminate the Department of Education is not about saving money, but about creating a less educated workforce.
Co-host Whoopi Goldberg questioned whether dismantling federal agencies would improve operations, while Hostin emphasized that less education leads to lower labor costs. This, she claims, is the underlying motive behind these actions.
Le Monde: New York prosecutor quits after order to drop mayor's corruption case
Manhattan's acting US attorney, Danielle Sassoon, resigned after being ordered by the Justice Department to drop corruption charges against Mayor Eric Adams. Sassoon's resignation follows a directive from Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove, who criticized her pursuit of the case as politically motivated.
Adams, the first sitting New York mayor to be criminally indicted, has pleaded not guilty to charges of fraud and bribery. He claims the prosecution is retaliation for his criticism of Biden's immigration policies. Sassoon argued that the dismissal order conflicted with her duty to prosecute impartially.
Breitbart: Seth Rogen Suggests Trump's Victory a Result of 'F**king Hippies Doing Acid on Their Lawns'
Seth Rogen suggested that Donald Trump's potential 2024 election win reflects public fatigue with extreme lifestyles, stating that societal swings occur between "hippies" and "dorks." He also claimed that America has been divided since the Civil War but maintains hope for progress.
Rogen views the entertainment industry as a cultural barometer, noting shifts in film themes over time. His past political comments include a heated exchange with Sen. Ted Cruz, where he labeled Cruz a "fascist" for his stance on the Paris Climate Agreement.
Breitbart: Hollywood Director Todd Haynes: 'We're In A State of Particular Crisis Right Now'
Director Todd Haynes expressed concerns at the Berlin Film Festival about how Donald Trump's presidency could impact the film industry, describing a "state of particular crisis" both in the U.S. and globally. He emphasized the need for filmmakers to maintain their integrity amid political challenges.
Haynes suggested that the political climate could affect financing for films, urging filmmakers to find ways to express their viewpoints. German director Maria Schrader echoed his sentiments, highlighting the importance of cultural spaces for asking questions and fostering dialogue.
#society
Fox News: 'I thought I was dead': Kayaker gets swallowed by humpback whale in dramatic moment caught on camera
A kayaker in Chile, Adrián Simancas, was briefly swallowed by a humpback whale while kayaking with his father. The incident occurred in Bahía El Águila, and after moments of terror, Simancas managed to escape unharmed, surfacing alongside his kayak.
Both he and his father returned to shore without injuries, despite the frigid waters of the Strait of Magellan posing a potential danger. Whale encounters with humans are rare, but whale deaths from ship collisions have been increasing.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: 'No reason' for new nukes: Trump floats disarmament talks with China, Russia
President Trump proposed a joint meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss denuclearization. He emphasized the need for countries to reduce military spending and criticized the U.S. for its ongoing investment in nuclear weapons.
Trump's remarks come amid ongoing negotiations related to the Ukraine conflict and previous failed talks on nuclear arms reduction. He expressed optimism about achieving denuclearization and urged Putin to seek peace in Ukraine to avoid further sanctions.
#military
The Telegraph: Starmer told his defence budget ‘won’t touch the sides’
Military leaders have expressed concerns that the UK government's proposed defence spending plans will be insufficient. Labour's commitment to increase spending to 2.5% of GDP lacks a timeline, raising doubts about the Armed Forces' ability to meet current demands.
Former President Trump has urged NATO allies to allocate 5% of their GDP for defence, emphasizing the need for Europe to shoulder more responsibility regarding Ukraine. Without significant and sustained funding increases, military ambitions may need to be scaled back.