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14 Feb 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Trump Hushes CNN's Kaitlan Collins: 'We Haven't Asked You to Speak'
President Trump announced new reciprocal tariffs aimed at creating fairness in global trade, asserting that the U.S. will charge the same tariffs as other countries impose on American imports. During the announcement, he clashed with CNN's Kaitlan Collins over inflation concerns and trade practices.
Trump also expressed a belief that Russian President Putin desires peace in Ukraine, criticizing the destruction caused by the conflict. He lamented the loss of life and the devastation of cities, describing them as resembling "a world-class demolition site."
Breitbart: MI AG Nessel: Musk's DOGE Is 'Illegal, It's Unconstitutional'
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel declared Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) illegal and unconstitutional during a CNN interview. She stated that Musk's actions violate the Appointments Clause of the U.S. Constitution, as he was not confirmed by the Senate and lacks necessary security clearance.
Nessel emphasized that Musk's involvement in various government departments without proper vetting poses significant legal concerns. A coalition of 14 states is filing a lawsuit to challenge the legitimacy of DOGE and halt its operations.
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Frost: Trump 'Needs to Cease This Entire DOGE Operation'
Representative Maxwell Frost (D-FL) criticized President Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), calling it illegal and unconstitutional. He emphasized the need for more congressional oversight, stating that Musk's team operates without proper checks, raising concerns about conflicts of interest.
Frost urged the president to halt the DOGE initiative and seek congressional approval for any significant federal cuts. He expressed alarm over the lack of communication and oversight from the administration regarding this project.
#society
The Telegraph: Briton dead in four-seater bike collision with car
One British national has died and three others were seriously injured in a quadcycle and car collision in Martinborough, New Zealand. The incident occurred on Thursday morning, and authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash.
The deceased was pronounced dead at the scene, while the injured were transported to a hospital. Local business owner Wayde Mines described the victims as responsible visitors, emphasizing the tragic turn of what was a beautiful day.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Russia Seeks Red Sea Base in Sudan After Losing Influence in Syria
Sudanese Foreign Minister Ali Yusuf Sharif announced that an agreement for a Russian naval base on the Red Sea, initially proposed in 2017, will move forward. This development comes as Russia seeks to replace its lost base in Syria following the recent upheaval there, where its forces faced challenges from the new rebel government.
Russia's renewed interest in the Sudanese base coincides with shifting dynamics in Sudan's civil war, with the Sudanese Army gaining ground against rival forces. The deal may provide logistical support for Russia's military operations in Africa, while Sudan could leverage the agreement to gain more international backing.
#culture
GB News: Eamonn Holmes recalls adorable first Valentine’s Day card memory: ‘I married her’
Eamonn Holmes shared a nostalgic moment on GB News, recalling his first Valentine’s Day card, which was sent by the woman he later married. He humorously noted that he wasn't pursuing her at the time, while co-host Ellie Costello reminisced about her own mysterious first card from primary school.
The conversation continued with sports reporter Paul Coyte also uncertain of the sender of his first Valentine’s card, jokingly speculating it might have been a classmate named Nicola Baxter. The discussion highlighted the charm and mystery of early romantic gestures.