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#politics
Breitbart: Google, Apple Restore China's TikTok to App Stores
Google and Apple have reinstated TikTok to their app stores after initially removing it due to U.S. legislation requiring the app's parent company, ByteDance, to divest. The reinstatement followed assurances from President Trump that enforcement of the ban would be delayed.
TikTok had gone dark for U.S. users on January 18, but services were restored the next day after Trump's executive order. Concerns over national security due to TikTok's Chinese ownership prompted the initial ban, which was upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court.
The Western Journal: America Going MAGA - First Time in 20 Years Americans Say Country Going in Right Direction
Recent polling indicates that for the first time in over 20 years, more Americans believe the country is moving in the right direction than those who think it is on the wrong track. This shift is attributed to President Trump's policies, which have garnered a 54% approval rating.
Trump's administration is making strides in health, immigration, and military strength, with key appointments aimed at enhancing American sovereignty and efficiency. The optimism reflected in the polls suggests a significant change in public sentiment towards the government.
Fox News: CNN host repeatedly cuts off GOP panelist in tense clashes over Trump DOJ, Ukraine
CNN's Jim Sciutto and political commentator Brad Todd debated the Department of Justice's decision to drop charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams, with Sciutto arguing that resignations in protest from U.S. attorneys are not typical. Todd maintained that such resignations are normal during presidential transitions.
The discussion also touched on the ongoing Ukraine war, with Todd criticizing former President Obama's handling of Russia's annexation of Crimea. Sciutto challenged Todd's reluctance to criticize Trump, who claims he could have prevented the war and is seeking negotiations with both Putin and Zelenskyy.
Fox News: Judge issues restraining order after Trump blocks federal funds for youth sex change operations
A Washington state judge has temporarily blocked President Trump's executive order that restricts federal funding for healthcare providers prescribing puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones or performing surgeries for gender dysphoria. This follows a similar ruling from a federal judge in Maryland.
The Western Journal: Yes, Trump Traded Money Launderer for Fogel, But Biden Traded 'Merchant of Death' for Brittney Griner
President Trump negotiated the release of American teacher Marc Fogel from a Russian prison by exchanging him for Russian cybercriminal Alexander Vinnik, a non-violent offender. Trump claimed the deal cost "not much," highlighting the perceived ease of the negotiation.
In contrast, President Biden's 2022 trade for WNBA player Brittney Griner involved releasing notorious arms dealer Viktor Bout, who has since resumed arms dealing, potentially endangering lives. Critics argue Biden's deal prioritized a celebrity over serious security risks.
Fox News: Vance jokes about Greta Thunberg as he goes scorched earth on European censorship
Vice President JD Vance, speaking at the Munich Security Conference, humorously suggested that Europe could withstand criticism from Elon Musk, just as the U.S. has endured climate activist Greta Thunberg's remarks. He emphasized the need for European leaders to listen more to their constituents.
Vance criticized Europe's censorship and highlighted Musk's contentious relationship with European officials over content moderation and political endorsements. Musk's support for far-right parties in Germany and the UK has drawn scrutiny, with European authorities investigating his platform's compliance with EU regulations.
#society
Fox News: 104-year-old woman celebrates birthday by fulfilling most unusual wish
A 104-year-old woman named Loretta celebrated her birthday by fulfilling a lifelong dream of visiting a jail. The Livingston County Sheriff's Office shared her experience, which included a tour of the facility, cake with officers, and even getting fingerprinted and a mug shot taken.
Loretta, a resident of a local nursing home, expressed joy during her unusual birthday celebration. She humorously shared her secret to longevity: "Mind your business!" While she is among the rare centenarians, the title of oldest living American currently belongs to 113-year-old Naomi Whitehead.
GB News: Meghan Markle's gas-guzzling private jet journey back to California included mystery stopover
Meghan Markle's recent private jet flight from Vancouver to California reportedly cost up to £24,000 and emitted 6.6 tonnes of CO2, equivalent to the weight of a large elephant. The journey included a stopover in Seattle and was made without Prince Harry.
Despite being recognized as environmental role models, the couple's use of a luxury jet raises questions about their commitment to sustainability. The flight was pre-planned, allowing Markle to return to their children after attending the Invictus Games winter event in Canada.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: India to Buy More U.S. Fossil Fuels, Fighter Jets After Modi-Trump Meeting
President Trump announced that India will significantly increase its purchases of American oil and military equipment, including the advanced F-35 fighter jet. This move aims to reduce the U.S. trade deficit with India, with expectations of energy purchases rising from $15 billion to potentially $25 billion.
While India currently relies on Russia for military supplies, the ongoing conflict in Ukraine has created an opportunity for the U.S. to expand its defense sales. However, the process for acquiring advanced military technology like the F-35 is complex and may take time to finalize.
#military
The Telegraph: Yes, a Panama-flagged ship has hit a US aircraft carrier. No, it was not an attack
The USS Harry S Truman collided with the bulk carrier Besiktas-M near the Suez Canal, but reported no injuries or damage to its reactors. The carrier has been part of Operation Prosperity Guardian, aimed at securing shipping routes amid Houthi threats, though its effectiveness is questioned.
Currently, a ceasefire is in place, and the Truman was reportedly on a planned route to Souda Bay, Greece, accompanied by the USS Jason Dunham for protection, while the rest of its group remained in the Red Sea.
#culture
Le Monde: The revival of the Rosebud bar, a historic artist hangout in Paris's Montparnasse neighborhood
The Rosebud bar in Paris's Montparnasse neighborhood, once a vibrant hub for literary icons like Sartre and Duras, is experiencing a revival. Originally opened in 1962, it symbolizes nostalgia and artistic heritage, attracting a new generation of creatives.
This historic venue evokes memories of a bygone era, contrasting sharply with modern portrayals of Paris. It remains a space steeped in the ambiance of past artistic encounters, where the essence of the city’s cultural history lingers.
Breitbart: Kanye West and Wife Bianca Censori Split: Reports
Kanye West and Bianca Censori are reportedly splitting after two weeks of controversy, including a provocative red carpet appearance and West's inflammatory statements on social media. Censori is said to have sought legal advice for a divorce, with reports indicating a potential $5 million payout.
The situation escalated following West's recent actions, including selling T-shirts featuring a swastika, which sources claim was the final straw for Censori. Despite claims from a representative that the couple is still together, sources suggest Censori is distancing herself from West's controversial behavior.
Breitbart: Disney Disaster: ‘Captain America: Brave New World’ Rotten Tomatoes Critics Score Among the Lowest Ever for Marvel Movie
Disney's "Captain America: Brave New World" has debuted with a low Rotten Tomatoes score of 52%, one of the worst for a Marvel film. The movie, with a budget of $180 million, needs to earn over $200 million in its opening week to be considered successful, a challenging feat given recent Marvel box office struggles.
Critics have largely panned the film, describing it as uninspired and overly complicated. Comments from various outlets highlight discontent with the plot and character portrayal, indicating a potential downturn for the Marvel franchise.
Forbes: Drake Drops Album Days After Kendrick Lamar's Halftime Show—Here's What He Said About The Feud
Drake has released his new album "Some Sexy Songs 4 U," which includes lyrics that fans interpret as references to his ongoing feud with Kendrick Lamar. While Drake does not name Lamar, he appears to downplay the conflict in the track "Gimme A Hug," suggesting he's more focused on enjoying life than engaging in rap beef.
This album comes shortly after Lamar's Super Bowl performance, where he performed his diss track "Not Like Us," which has been seen as a significant moment in their rivalry. The ongoing feud has also led to legal disputes, with Drake suing Universal Music Group over alleged defamation related to Lamar's lyrics.
#health
Fox News: Over-regulation partly to blame for ‘wildly expensive’ research costs, says medical executive
Dr. David Skorton, president of the Association of American Medical Colleges, argues for reform in federally funded research, citing over-regulation as a key issue driving up costs. He advocates for streamlining regulations to enhance efficiency and transparency in how taxpayer dollars are utilized.
Skorton emphasizes that while he opposes blanket cuts proposed by Trump, a balanced approach could improve the research environment and reduce unnecessary overhead. Other experts echo this sentiment, suggesting that a reformed funding model could enhance resource allocation for direct research activities.
#crime
Forbes: New Accusers Claim They Were Assaulted By Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs—Here Are All Tony Buzbee’s Lawsuits
Texas attorney Tony Buzbee claims to represent over 100 accusers filing civil suits against Sean "Diddy" Combs, alleging sexual assault, rape, and abuse of minors. Combs has denied all allegations, asserting he has never assaulted anyone.
Buzbee has filed numerous complaints, detailing various incidents involving unnamed plaintiffs, some dating back decades. He aims to expose those who allegedly enabled Combs' conduct, while Combs' legal team expresses confidence in their defense and the judicial process.