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14 Feb 2024
#politics
Fox News: Artist threatens to destroy Picasso, Rembrandt, Warhol masterpieces with acid if Julian Assange dies in prison
Russian dissident Andrei Molodkin plans to destroy up to $45 million worth of art, including pieces by Rembrandt, Picasso, and Andy Warhol, if Julian Assange dies in prison. The artwork is held in a safe with an "extremely corrosive" substance. Molodkin's project, called "Dead Man's Switch," has the support of Assange's wife Stella. The charges against Assange, who is facing possible extradition to the U.S., have been criticized as a dangerous precedent for press freedom. +
Le Monde: Democrat Tom Suozzi wins House seat vacated by George Santos in boost for Biden
Democrat Tom Suozzi wins special election for US House seat in New York, narrowing Republican majority. Suozzi emphasizes bipartisan cooperation and vows to find common ground. The victory boosts Democratic hopes for the upcoming presidential election.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Trump will end the American empire for good
Donald Trump's opposition to the American-centered global order established after World War II, particularly NATO, drew harsh criticism from Western political elites. His pro-military but anti-imperial rhetoric appealed to some voters, but his actions damaged relationships with allies and challenged the traditional post-war international order. Despite concerns from European allies and US defense establishments, Trump's downsizing of military commitments resonated with many Americans and leaders in the Global South.
#military
GB News: 'Outright dangerous!' Ex-army recruiter admits 'dread' having to meet 'woke' targets
Former army recruiter Robert Clark has criticized the army's diversity-driven recruitment drives, stating that they could lead to failure on the battlefield. Clark argues that the army is not a civilian environment where "woke" policies can be implemented at the expense of meritocracy. He also questions racially targeted recruitment campaigns and the focus on ethnicity and gender over meritocracy. The Ministry of Defence's plan to ease security checks on foreign recruits has drawn condemnation from military and government figures. Clark suggests a recruitment drive from the Commonwealth as an alternative solution.
GB News: 'National security taking back seat to net zero zealots!' Navy slammed for considering compulsory climate change courses
The Royal Navy is considering compulsory climate change courses for its sailors. A leaked briefing paper suggests online training sessions on the impact of climate change on defense. Some support the move, but others criticize the Navy for prioritizing climate change over national security.
#sports
GB News: Travis Kelce 'makes fresh Taylor Swift plan' as couple continue to celebrate Super Bowl triumph
Travis Kelce, Super Bowl champion, plans to support Taylor Swift on her Eras Tour. They are making travel plans for Europe, and Kelce wants to show up for Swift like she has for him. Despite controversy over his behavior, Kelce is feeling on top of the world and his family supports him. Swift's tour will continue until August, and Kelce might join her in the UK for live shows.
#other
Forbes: Here’s Which Private Moon Missions Are Next As Intuitive Machines’ Odysseus Lander Prepares For Takeoff
Houston-based Intuitive Machines is set to attempt a moon landing with its Nova-C lunar lander, Odysseus, on February 15 as part of NASA's Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) program. The mission will carry science experiments and commercial payloads, targeting the moon's south pole region. If successful, Intuitive Machines will become the first private company to land on the moon.