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14 Feb 2025
#politics
Fox News: Dem mayor blasted for extending sympathy to suspect killed in officer-involved shooting: 'Lack of leadership'
Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson deleted a social media post that referred to the death of a suspect in an officer-involved shooting as a "tragedy," after backlash from the Milwaukee Police Association. The mayor's office stated the original post was made by a staff member and emphasized support for the injured officer.
Critics, including local officials and media personalities, condemned the mayor for the initial sentiment, arguing it undermined the sacrifices of law enforcement. The Milwaukee Police Association expressed that the comment insulted officers who risk their lives for the community.
CNSNews: Rep.: Dems ‘Freaking Out,’ ‘Have No Other Option’ But Pro-Waste Activist Judges
Rep. Eli Crane (R-AZ) is filing articles of impeachment against U.S. District Court Judge Paul Engelmayer for blocking the Department of Government Efficiency's review of U.S. Treasury spending. Crane claims this is part of a broader effort by activist judges to prevent the Trump Administration from curbing wasteful government spending.
Crane argues that Democrats are using the judicial system to obstruct transparency and accountability in government spending. He and other Republican lawmakers are actively pursuing impeachment resolutions against judges they view as partisan, aiming to dismantle what they consider an abusive judicial overreach.
The Western Journal: Watch: RFK Jr Says 'God Sent Me President Trump' as the Answer to 20 Years of My Own Prayers
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was sworn in as Secretary of Health and Human Services and delivered a speech expressing gratitude to God for placing him in this position, which he sees as pivotal for addressing childhood health issues. He emphasized President Trump's role as a transformative leader and a "man on a white horse."
Kennedy criticized the U.S. Agency for International Development, labeling it a "sinister propagator of totalitarianism," and praised Trump's recent actions to dismantle the agency. He framed Trump's presidency as a spiritual force for good, aimed at restoring health and democracy in America.
The Federalist: Claims SAVE Act Stops Married Women Voting Insults Intelligence
The SAVE Act, reintroduced by Rep. Chip Roy, aims to require proof of citizenship for voter registration, which critics claim could disproportionately affect married women. Opponents argue that many women may struggle to provide matching documentation, while supporters assert that the act is essential for election integrity.
Media coverage has been criticized for relying on left-leaning think tanks, suggesting a coordinated effort to portray the act negatively. Proponents argue that the act is a necessary step to ensure that only U.S. citizens vote, countering claims of voter suppression.
#society
Fox News: Amazon Baby Sale: Care for your baby's skin with these 8 essentials
Amazon's February Baby Sale offers discounts on essential baby skincare products from brands like Graco and Owlet. The sale includes items such as moisturizers, diaper creams, and sunscreens, aimed at maintaining healthy skin for infants.
Key products on sale include Earth Mama's Calming Lavender Baby Lotion, baby oil, and various shampoos. Parents can find everything needed for their baby's skincare routine, with quick delivery available for Amazon Prime members.
Le Monde: Spain's ex-football chief's trial over non-consensual kiss concludes
Luis Rubiales, former president of Spain's football federation, is on trial for sexual assault and coercion related to a non-consensual kiss with player Jenni Hermoso after the 2023 Women's World Cup. The court has concluded proceedings, with a verdict expected soon.
Rubiales maintains the kiss was consensual, while prosecutors are seeking a two-and-a-half-year prison sentence. The case has sparked discussions about sexism in sports, with calls for a verdict that aligns with Spain's sexual consent laws.
The Mirror: Ryanair hand luggage rules explained as flier hit with charge for water bottle
A Ryanair passenger was charged £50 for carrying a 750ml water bottle on a flight from Dublin to Stansted. The airline classified the bottle as excess baggage after the passenger attempted to fit it inside her backpack, which then exceeded the size limit.
Ryanair's policy allows only one small item of carry-on baggage, and any additional items incur fees. Consumer rights experts have criticized the charge as excessive, suggesting it may deter customers from flying with the airline.
Fox News: Prince William steals kiss from Kate Middleton in rare Valentine’s Day photo
Prince William and Kate Middleton shared a rare moment of public affection on Valentine's Day, featuring a candid photo of them together, hand in hand, with William kissing Kate on the cheek. The couple, dressed in coordinating light blue outfits, celebrated their enduring bond amid public scrutiny.
Experts note that despite challenges, including health issues within the royal family, the couple remains supportive of each other. They met at St. Andrews University in 2001 and have been married since 2011, with three children together.
GB News: Prince Harry supports UK amid absence of Meghan Markle
Prince Harry attended the Invictus Games in Vancouver, supporting Team UK in the wheelchair rugby final against Team France, which ended in a silver medal for the UK. He presented the gold medals to the French team and celebrated with competitors from various nations.
Reflecting on the event's significance, Harry expressed a desire for the Games to become obsolete, acknowledging the ongoing need for such competitions for wounded veterans. The Invictus Games have grown to include over 500 athletes from 23 countries and will return to the UK in 2027.
#foreignaffairs
The Mirror: Starmer vows Ukraine won't be shut out of talks after Trump's call with Putin
Keir Starmer emphasized to Volodymyr Zelensky that negotiations regarding Ukraine must include Ukraine itself, amid concerns over Donald Trump's discussions with Vladimir Putin. The UK Prime Minister reaffirmed the UK's unwavering support for Ukraine and its NATO aspirations during a call with Zelensky.
As G7 ministers convene in Munich, discussions on Ukraine's security and future partnerships are pivotal. Zelensky highlighted the importance of collaboration among Ukraine, the US, and European partners to ensure lasting peace and security.
Fox News: Hamas to free another American in Saturday hostage release
Hamas has announced the release of three hostages, including American-Israeli Sagui Dekel-Chen, amid concerns over the stability of a ceasefire with Israel. The hostages were abducted on October 7, 2023, and will be freed on February 15, 2025, marking 497 days in captivity.
International tensions have risen as Hamas threatened to halt further releases, claiming Israel violated the ceasefire by not facilitating humanitarian aid. The Israeli government insists on the fulfillment of the agreement, while ongoing negotiations for the release of additional hostages are reportedly stalled.
Breitbart: North Korea on Trump Gaza Plan: U.S. a 'Ferocious Robber' Thriving on 'Massacre and Plunder'
North Korea's state media condemned a plan by former President Trump to rehabilitate Gaza, accusing the U.S. of operating under "jungle law" and asserting that the world is outraged by American intentions to take control of the region. The Korean Central News Agency criticized U.S. actions as imperialistic and detrimental to Palestinian aspirations for peace.
The propaganda piece also highlighted North Korea's long-standing support for anti-Israel groups and its alliance with Iran, suggesting that the U.S. is attempting to expand its territorial ambitions through its involvement in Gaza. This rhetoric aligns with North Korea's historical opposition to Israel and support for Hamas.
#economy
GB News: Huge gas field discovered under Lincolnshire could power for over a decade and generate thousands of jobs
A significant gas field has been discovered in Lincolnshire, potentially providing the UK with energy for over a decade and creating thousands of jobs. The field contains approximately 480 billion cubic meters of gas, which could significantly boost the economy and reduce energy import reliance.
However, utilizing this resource would require lifting a ban on new oil and gas licensing, and it may involve controversial fracking methods. Critics argue that fracking contradicts the UK's net zero goals, while proponents highlight its potential economic benefits.
Le Monde: Can legendary manufacturer Porsche survive the electric revolution?
Porsche is facing significant challenges as it transitions to electric vehicles, leading to a recent announcement of 1,900 job cuts, representing 4.5% of its workforce. This comes amid a downward revision of profitability estimates, with projections dropping from 20% to around 10% by 2025.
The company's share price has plummeted over 30% in a year, prompting shareholders to dismiss key executives in response to the financial downturn. The future of Porsche, a storied name in the automotive industry, hangs in the balance as it navigates these economic pressures.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Catholic Imagination and Contemporary Culture
Barbara Elliott presented on "Catholic Imagination and Contemporary Culture" at the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology, emphasizing the importance of dialogue in culture and politics. The Imaginative Conservative seeks to explore these themes while promoting a community focused on the True, Good, and Beautiful.
The platform engages with various issues, including the essence of conservatism, the role of faith in America, and the future of liberal learning. It aims to inspire traditional conservatism and address the challenges facing Western culture today.
#health
The Mirror: MP praised for powerful speech about living with HIV - 'body blow to stigma'
Labour MP Kevin McKenna delivered a powerful speech in the Commons about living with HIV, urging people to get tested and highlighting that with treatment, the virus is not transmissible. He emphasized that living with HIV can be "boring and mundane" and should carry no stigma.
His remarks were praised as a significant step in reducing stigma around the condition, with Richard Angell from the Terrence Higgins Trust noting that McKenna's experience shows that those living with HIV can lead healthy, successful lives.
#crime
The Western Journal: Another One: Trans Teen Arrested, Vast School Shooting Plot, Planned for Year, 'I Hate You All DIE DIE DIE'
An Indiana high school student, Trinity Shockley, has been arrested for planning a mass shooting at her school, coinciding with the anniversary of the Parkland massacre. Shockley, who identifies as a transgender male, expressed admiration for the Parkland shooter and detailed her violent intentions in social media posts.
Investigators found disturbing messages and notes in Shockley's possession, indicating a premeditated attack. Although she claimed her threats were jokes, her history of bullying and mental health struggles raise concerns about her intentions and the influence of her idolization of past mass shooters.