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14 Feb 2025

#politics

The Mirror: Strongest hint yet that Tory party could merge with Nigel Farage's Reform
Strongest hint yet that Tory party could merge with Nigel Farage's Reform
Senior Tory MP Sir Edward Leigh suggests a 70% chance of a merger with Nigel Farage's Reform UK before the next general election. He claims a third of Tory MPs support this idea as the party struggles in the polls, emphasizing the need for an electoral alliance to counter Labour.

Leigh's comments come amid internal divisions within the party regarding leadership and strategy. While Kemi Badenoch has ruled out a deal, Robert Jenrick has left the possibility open. Labour criticized the Tories for potentially forming a "dodgy backroom deal" with Reform UK.


The Mirror: Donald Trump's unhinged last 24 hours - 11 mad and insulting things he did
Donald Trump's unhinged last 24 hours - 11 mad and insulting things he did
In a whirlwind of activity, President Trump met with UK PM Keir Starmer, discussed potential tariffs on the UK, and expressed a desire to reinstate Russia in the G7. He controversially blamed President Biden for the Ukraine war and evaded questions about what Russia should concede in negotiations.

Additionally, Trump appointed RFK Jr. as Health Secretary, made odd remarks about Canada, and allowed Elon Musk to hold a meeting with Indian PM Modi. Amidst these events, Trump's administration appears to be navigating a series of contentious and unorthodox decisions.


Breitbart: MSNBC's Reid: 'Every Single Republican Would Say Yes Sir' to Trump Selling U.S. to Putin
MSNBC's Reid: 'Every Single Republican Would Say Yes Sir' to Trump Selling U.S. to Putin
MSNBC host Joy Reid asserted that Republicans would support Donald Trump even if he proposed selling the U.S. to Russia, highlighting a perceived lack of independence among GOP members. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries criticized Republicans for failing to address the cost of living and prioritizing tax cuts for the wealthy in their budget proposals.

Reid questioned the purpose of passing a budget if private interests, like Elon Musk, dictate spending decisions, suggesting that GOP loyalty to Trump undermines their legislative responsibility.


Forbes: Trump Frames 2023 Mug Shot—Hangs It Outside The Oval Office
Trump Frames 2023 Mug Shot—Hangs It Outside The Oval Office
A photo from President Trump's meeting with Indian Prime Minister Modi shows Trump's 2023 mug shot framed in the West Wing, marking a notable interior design choice. This mug shot was taken after Trump's indictment in Georgia over allegations related to the 2020 election.

Trump's mug shot has reportedly generated significant revenue, with $7.1 million earned from merchandise featuring the image shortly after its release. The mug shot reflects a controversial chapter in Trump's presidency, as he continues to deny all allegations against him.


Fox News: New York City Mayor Eric Adams says he will run for re-election as Democrat
New York City Mayor Eric Adams says he will run for re-election as Democrat
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced his intention to run for re-election as a Democrat, despite speculation about a potential party switch. He emphasized the need for voter turnout and expressed confidence in his leadership, referencing past electoral challenges.

Additionally, the Justice Department is moving to dismiss federal charges against Adams, who has pleaded not guilty to various accusations, including bribery and conspiracy. The dismissal memo cites Trump's executive orders related to law enforcement and immigration policy.


The Federalist: Creating Chaos In Elections Is The Left's Goal
Creating Chaos In Elections Is The Left's Goal
A New York voter, Mike Miner, experienced voter fraud when he was informed someone had voted in his name. This incident highlights concerns over election integrity in states like New York that do not require voter ID, which critics argue allows for manipulation and chaos in the electoral process.

Democrats oppose voter ID laws and other measures aimed at securing elections, citing claims of discrimination. However, examples of noncitizens voting and issues with mail-in ballots raise questions about the current system's vulnerability. Critics argue that these vulnerabilities benefit Democrats and undermine the integrity of elections.


Fox News: Vance eviscerates 'Soviet'-style European censorship in address to Munich Security Conference
Vance eviscerates 'Soviet'-style European censorship in address to Munich Security Conference
Vice President JD Vance addressed European leaders at the Munich Security Conference, asserting that internal censorship poses a greater threat to Europe than external forces like Russia or China. He criticized European policies that undermine democratic values, including the annulment of elections and restrictions on free speech.

Vance highlighted specific instances in the UK and Sweden where laws have curtailed individual expression, warning that such actions reflect a retreat from fundamental freedoms. He urged European leaders to reconsider the principles of democracy and security, emphasizing that true security cannot exist in fear of dissenting voices.


Le Monde: Vance tells Europe Trump is 'new sheriff in town' in combative speech
Vance tells Europe Trump is 'new sheriff in town' in combative speech
US Vice President JD Vance criticized European immigration policies and free speech at the Munich Security Conference, urging Europe to manage its security better and support anti-immigration parties. He highlighted recent violence linked to asylum seekers and called for a change in course.

Vance's remarks drew backlash from German officials, who accused him of meddling in their politics. He defended the need for mainstream parties to engage with anti-immigration sentiments, emphasizing that democracy thrives on listening to voters' concerns.


#society

On The Water: Virginia Tech Striped Bass Survey II
Virginia Tech Striped Bass Survey II
A second survey is now available for striped bass anglers, focusing on perceptions of management strategies. The first survey garnered over 900 responses, providing valuable insights. Participation is confidential and crucial for understanding diverse perspectives in fisheries management.

Your input is appreciated, and sharing the survey with others is encouraged. Thank you for contributing to this important research effort.


#foreignaffairs

Breitbart: Saudi Arabia Says It Would Be Delighted to Host Trump-Putin Summit
Saudi Arabia Says It Would Be Delighted to Host Trump-Putin Summit
Saudi Arabia has expressed interest in hosting a summit between former President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, following discussions about the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Trump indicated his willingness to meet with Putin, suggesting Saudi Arabia as a neutral venue, which Riyadh welcomed.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is also planning a tour of Middle Eastern nations, including Saudi Arabia, to discuss trade and peace. Trump assured that Ukraine would be included in any negotiations regarding the conflict. Concerns remain about talks occurring without Ukrainian representation.


Fox News: Released American hostage says Trump is 'the reason I am home alive'
Released American hostage says Trump is 'the reason I am home alive'
Keith Siegel, an American-Israeli citizen recently freed from Hamas captivity, praised President Trump in a video message, attributing his release to Trump's leadership. Siegel endured severe conditions during his 484-day captivity and urged Trump to ensure the ceasefire is upheld for the safety of remaining hostages.

Siegel, who was kidnapped during the October 7 attacks, expressed gratitude for being reunited with his family and called for continued efforts to secure the release of all hostages. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu also acknowledged Trump's role in facilitating the ceasefire.


#economy

Forbes: Retail Got Off To A Flying Start In January 2025
Retail Got Off To A Flying Start In January 2025
U.S. retail sales increased by 4.8% year-over-year in January, reaching $668 billion, driven by strong performance in auto sales and food services. Notably, in-store shopping saw a resurgence, contrasting with slower growth in nonstore retail.

Despite a seasonal decline in core retail sales, the overall figures suggest a positive outlook for consumer spending, especially in the automotive sector. Analysts express cautious optimism about retail confidence amid potential tariff impacts.


#religion

Breitbart: Over 2,000 Students Give Lives to Christ at Kentucky Revival
Over 2,000 Students Give Lives to Christ at Kentucky Revival
Over 2,000 students at the University of Kentucky pledged their lives to Christ during a revival event that attracted over 8,000 attendees. This movement, part of Unite US, has seen significant participation across various college campuses, with similar events drawing tens of thousands of students.

The revival began in September 2023 at Auburn University, leading to numerous baptisms and a surge in student engagement with Christianity. Unite US speakers report unprecedented responses, with students openly confessing and participating in baptisms despite cold weather.


#culture

Breitbart: General Hospital Star Leslie Charleson's Tragic Cause of Death Revealed
General Hospital Star Leslie Charleson's Tragic Cause of Death Revealed
Leslie Charleson, known for her role as Doctor Monica Quartermaine on General Hospital for nearly 50 years, passed away at the age of 79. The cause of death was revealed to be the long-term effects of blunt head trauma, alongside other medical conditions.

Her legacy on the show spanned 2,079 episodes, and she was remembered fondly by the show's executive producer, who expressed deep condolences to her family and friends. Charleson had a notable career, appearing in various television series throughout her life.


#health

Breitbart: Pope Francis Is Hospitalized for Bronchitis, Audiences Canceled
Pope Francis Is Hospitalized for Bronchitis, Audiences Canceled
Pope Francis has been admitted to Rome's Gemelli hospital for treatment of persistent bronchitis. The Vatican confirmed he will undergo necessary diagnostic tests and continue his treatment in a hospital setting. Due to his health, several scheduled events have been canceled.

The 88-year-old pope has faced respiratory issues for years, including a previous hospitalization for bronchitis in 2023. Despite his health challenges, he has maintained a busy schedule, including recent international travel.


#education

Human Events: LIBBY EMMONS: While you’re defunding the DOE, get rid of Chromebooks and ‘portals’ in schools
LIBBY EMMONS: While you’re defunding the DOE, get rid of Chromebooks and ‘portals’ in schools
U.S. education is declining despite funding; critics blame tech reliance. Nominee McMahon favors traditional teaching methods.


#crime

Fox News: American beauty queen charged in ex-NFL husband's murder plot granted release from Bahamas prison: report
American beauty queen charged in ex-NFL husband's murder plot granted release from Bahamas prison: report
Lindsay Shiver, a Georgia mother accused of plotting to hire a hitman to kill her estranged husband, ex-NFL player Robert Shiver, is expected to be released from a Bahamas prison on $100,000 bail. A judge had previously revoked her bail after she gave a controversial interview, but has now reversed that decision under a gag order.

Shiver and her alleged accomplices were arrested in July 2023 amid a contentious divorce and custody battle. Robert Shiver has expressed relief at being alive following the alleged murder plot. Both parties are seeking custody of their children and control of their shared assets.


#sports

GB News: LeBron James to Manchester soon as NBA nears historic agreement
LeBron James to Manchester soon as NBA nears historic agreement
The NBA is nearing an agreement to host regular season games in Manchester, potentially starting next season at the Co-op Live arena. This move marks a return to England for the league, which previously held games in London and has expanded its global reach.

NBA deputy commissioner Mark Tatum has expressed optimism about growing basketball's presence in the UK, following discussions with local officials. The agreement could feature prominent players, including LeBron James, and reflects the increasing interest and representation of British players in the league.