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14 Feb 2024
#politics
Fox News: Without funding from border bill, ICE contemplates releasing thousands of detainees
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) may have to release thousands of detainees due to a $700 million budget shortfall caused by the failure of a Senate bill. The bill would have provided $6 billion in funding for ICE enforcement operations. The Department of Homeland Security may attempt to cover the funding gap by repurposing money from other agencies, but it is uncertain if it will be enough.
Fox News: President Biden should be more engaged with the press, political expert warns: 'Constantly acting indignant'
Democratic strategists warn that concerns over President Biden's handling of classified documents, highlighted by the Special Counsel report, could impact voters. They suggest the president should be more engaged with the press. Some political experts believe the White House's slow response to the report worsened the situation. Meanwhile, James Carville advises against confirming existing suspicions in politics and criticizes Biden for turning down a Super Bowl interview, suggesting it reflects a lack of confidence in the president. Carville's remarks imply that Biden should have been more proactive and dismissive of criticism. The White House's initial hesitancy to respond to the report allowed room for others, including Democrats, to express concern. A poll reveals that over half of Americans believe Biden received special treatment in the investigation, with even 29% of Democrats in agreement. The decision not to recommend charges against Biden was partly based on his memory issues, with the image of an elderly man with a poor memory potentially swaying a jury.
Liberty Nation News: Biden Administration Claims Putin Caused US Inflation - Liberty Nation News
White House Press Secretary blames Russian President Putin for inflation in the US, but the root causes lie in Biden's policies including sanctions, massive spending bills, COVID-19 lockdowns, and attacks on fossil fuels. Economists warn that excessive spending and monetary expansion fuel inflation. Inflation is unlikely to decrease anytime soon.
#society
Fox News: Colorado city with unique name receives thousands of Valentine's Day cards each year: Welcome to Loveland
Every year, Loveland, Colorado receives tens of thousands of Valentine's Day cards from around the world for a special inscription and the coveted postmark. The tradition has been going on for nearly 80 years and is the largest of its kind in the world.
Fox News: CA's Newsom calls for support for homeless crisis initiative, mental health advocates say it will backfire
California Governor Gavin Newsom is pushing for the approval of a ballot initiative to address the state's homelessness crisis. The initiative would require counties to spend 60% of funds generated by a tax on millionaires on housing and programs for homeless individuals with mental illnesses or substance abuse problems. However, this change could threaten existing programs that combat suicide rates and childhood trauma. Mental health advocates are divided on the potential effects of the initiative, with some believing it will help while others fear it may do more harm than good.
#war
Breitbart: Russia Has Lost 3,000 Tanks, But Can Sustain Losses For Years: Institute
Russia has lost over 3,000 tanks in the Ukraine war, with Ukraine destroying 1,120 tanks in the past year alone. However, Russia's ability to regenerate its tank force means it can sustain these losses for several more years. The quality of Russia's tanks has suffered as they rely on refurbished Soviet-era stock, while Ukraine has received modern weapons from NATO. The situation highlights the war of attrition between the two countries, with Ukraine having the advantage for now.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Maersk Says Red Sea Detours Could Extend To Second Half Of 2024
Shipping giant Maersk expects to avoid trade routes through the Red Sea for the rest of the year due to ongoing tensions caused by Houthi militants' attacks. Maersk ships have been taking longer trade routes around the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa to avoid the Red Sea, resulting in a 30% increase in transit times and higher shipping costs.
Times Of Israel: Gaza protest disrupts Sweden parliamentary debate on funding UNRWA
Protesters disrupt Swedish parliament debate on Israel's offensive in Gaza. Sweden supports Israel's right to self-defense. Sweden also prioritizes support for Ukraine in its fight against Russia.
#economy
Breitbart: White House: Inflation Report Likely Has 'Anomalies' and There's Gouging, But Overall Picture Is Good
White House Economic Council Director Lael Brainard responds to the January inflation report, stating that overall economic data is good and inflation has decreased. However, she acknowledges that some grocery corporations are not passing on savings to consumers, resulting in high prices.
#culture
GB News: Netflix One Day star admits they wanted to quit drama amid fans' 'traumatised' reaction
Netflix's One Day star Ambika Mod opens up about her struggles while filming the series and wanting to quit. The show follows the relationship of Emma and Dexter over two decades, with each episode representing the same day. Mod and her co-star Leo Woodall supported each other through the challenges of their roles. Fans were left emotionally scarred by the traumatic ending of the series, which received mixed reactions.
#crime
GB News: Suspected ringleader of armed robbery behind PC Sharon Beshenivsky murder evaded capture in Pakistan for 20 years
Piran Ditta Khan, the suspected ringleader of an armed robbery that resulted in the death of a police officer, is on trial for murder after evading capture for nearly 20 years by hiding in Pakistan. Khan, along with seven men, is accused of planning the robbery that led to the fatal shooting of PC Sharon Beshenivsky. Prosecutors argue that Khan's role in organizing the robbery makes him responsible for Beshenivsky's murder. The trial is ongoing.
Le Monde: Sarkozy sentenced to six-month suspended sentence for campaign overspending
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy's prison sentence for illegal campaign financing during his 2012 re-election bid has been reduced to six months behind bars with another six months suspended. The "Bygmalion" case accused Sarkozy's right-wing party of hiding the true cost of his campaign. Sarkozy denies any wrongdoing and will still face trial in 2025 for allegations of taking money from the late Libyan dictator to fund his 2007 bid for the presidency.
Fox News: Texas father detained in Russia sentenced to 21 years in penal colony despite ‘almost no evidence’
Russian court sentences Texas father, David Barnes, to 21 years in penal colony for child abuse with little evidence. His ex-wife, Svetlana Koptyaeva, allegedly took their children to Russia illegally in a custody dispute.
Fox News: Body cam footage shows Atlanta city councilman getting caught with alleged marijuana during traffic stop
Atlanta City Councilman Antonio Lewis was detained for possessing marijuana during a traffic stop. He handed over a joint to the officer and was issued two tickets.
#outdoors
GB News: British tourist's body washes up three days after falling to his death in reservoir while kayaking in Thailand
British tourist found dead in reservoir during kayaking trip in Thailand. Police believe it was an accident due to inexperience.
#other
Breitbart: NFL Memory-Holes Alica Keys' Voice Cracking During Super Bowl Halftime Show
Pop star Alicia Keys had a slight vocal mishap during her Super Bowl halftime performance. The NFL's YouTube version of the show, however, appears to have been edited to remove the mistake.
Breitbart: Travis Kelce Star-Studded Film Producer Debut Has a Massive Joe Biden, Inflation Reduction Act Connection
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, boyfriend of Taylor Swift, will make his film producer debut with "My Dead Friend Zoe," thanks to President Biden's renewable energy tax credit. The low-budget dark comedy, costing under $10 million, is financed by the tax credits and will premiere at SXSW. Kelce and his partners plan to use this strategy for a second film, potentially sparking a trend in Hollywood.