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14 Feb 2025
#politics
The Western Journal: 'The Delegates Do Not Appear Happy': JD Vance Skewers Room Full of European Leaders on Their Own Soil
Vice President J.D. Vance addressed European leaders at the Munich Security Conference, criticizing their drift toward authoritarianism, suppression of free speech, and mass migration policies. He emphasized that these issues threaten individual liberties and called for a reevaluation of current political decisions.
Vance's remarks highlighted the urgent need to address mass migration and its consequences, citing a recent terror attack as a direct result of policy failures. He urged European nations to uphold free speech and resist the authoritarian tendencies of their governments, resonating with those who value liberty.
#society
GB News: Russell Brand, 49, closes charity for addiction and mental health support as he continues to cut UK ties
Russell Brand's Stay Free Foundation, which provided support for addiction and mental health recovery, has been removed from the charity register following allegations of sexual assault against him. Brand denies the accusations and claims all his relationships were consensual.
The Charity Commission was informed of the foundation's closure in September 2023, coinciding with several charities severing ties with Brand. The BBC also acknowledged concerns from staff regarding Brand's conduct during his tenure at the organization.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Israel's UN ambassador slams Palestinian plan for Gaza, demands PA first 'condemn Hamas'
Israel's UN Ambassador Danny Danon has expressed strong disapproval of the Palestinian Authority's (PA) "Relief and Early Recovery Plan" for Gaza, which seeks $3.5 billion for reconstruction without addressing Hamas' role in the conflict. He criticized the PA for failing to condemn terrorism and for not including disarmament of Hamas in its proposal.
The PA's plan, which includes establishing a "Governmental Emergency Operations Room," places the responsibility for humanitarian aid on Israel, despite Israel's withdrawal from Gaza in 2005. Danon emphasized that the PA lacks the moral authority to lead such initiatives, especially without acknowledging recent violence.
#military
The Federalist: Marine Corps 'On Track' To Hit 2025 Recruiting Targets, Official Says
The U.S. Marine Corps is on track to meet its fiscal year 2025 recruiting goal of 32,835 recruits, according to Marine Corps Recruiting Command. This success is attributed to increased recruiter productivity and strategic enhancements to the enlistment process.
In contrast, other military branches have struggled with recruiting, often adjusting standards to meet goals. The Trump administration has noted a rise in Army recruits, claiming recent records in enlistments, though this assertion is disputed by former Biden officials.
#health
The Western Journal: Pope Francis Hospitalized, 'Struggling to Speak': Report
Pope Francis, 88, has been hospitalized in Rome due to bronchitis, forcing him to cancel public activities through the weekend. He struggled to speak during recent engagements, showing signs of ill health, including bloating and pallor.
His health has been a concern since his papacy began in 2013, with past surgeries affecting his respiratory and digestive systems. Francis is expected to remain in the hospital at least until Monday.
#education
The Federalist: 5 VA School Districts Investigated For OK'ing Boys In Girls' Spaces
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating five Virginia school districts for allowing boys to use girls' facilities, potentially leading to the loss of federal funding. This follows a formal complaint by America First Legal, citing violations of Title IX protections for women and girls.
The complaint highlights policies that permit students to access facilities based on self-identified gender, which critics argue leads to sex discrimination. The investigation aligns with efforts to enforce regulations reinstated from the Trump administration aimed at protecting girls in schools.
#crime
Fox News: Susan Smith's ex-husband says she casually apologized after killing their two sons
Susan Smith, who drowned her two sons in 1994, has been denied parole after over 30 years in prison. Her ex-husband revealed that after the murders, she expressed a casual apology, stating she didn't know why she committed the act. The case has garnered renewed attention recently.
Smith was convicted of murder after strapping her sons into a car and rolling it into a lake. Her actions were reportedly influenced by an extramarital affair. Despite her emotional statements about regret, doubts remain about her change since incarceration.
#science
Forbes: Northern Lights Forecast: Here’s Where Aurora Borealis May Appear On Valentine’s Day
Northern U.S. states may witness the aurora borealis on Friday due to high-speed solar winds affecting Earth's magnetic field, according to NOAA. A Kp index of five indicates visibility further south, with Alaska having the best chance, while other states may see lower likelihoods.
Auroral activity is expected to decrease over the weekend, with a Kp index of three forecast. Optimal viewing conditions include finding a high vantage point away from light pollution between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. local time.