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14 Feb 2025
#illegals
Fox News: AOC at odds with NY constituents over ICE raids, Bronx 'mega shelter'
Bronx residents are opposing a proposed 2,200-bed male-only migrant shelter, with local leaders like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez supporting the influx of asylum seekers. Critics argue the Bronx is being treated as a migrant "dumping ground," raising concerns about crime and resource strain.
Protesters have voiced their discontent, and some believe this issue is shifting political support in the area, with increased backing for Donald Trump noted in recent election data. Advocates for the shelter emphasize its temporary nature and proposed security measures.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Ukraine: Russian drone hit radiation shield ‘protecting the world’ at Chernobyl nuclear plant
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reported that a Russian drone struck the protective cover at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, although radiation levels remain stable. The incident occurred amid a wave of over 100 drone attacks by Russia targeting various regions in Ukraine.
Zelensky condemned the attack as evidence that Russian President Vladimir Putin is not seeking negotiations but rather intends to continue the conflict. The International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed the explosion and noted the importance of safety around nuclear sites during military actions.
Front Page Magazine: France, Arabs to Counter Trump Gaza Plan With Proposal to Keep Making Same Mistake Again
President Trump proposed replacing the terrorist leadership in Gaza with non-terrorists, prompting European leaders to devise alternatives that maintain the status quo. French President Macron emphasized the need for a "smarter" plan, but critics argue it risks establishing an Islamic terrorist state.
The proposed plan involves a facade of a technocratic government led by non-factional Palestinians, while the Palestinian Authority, linked to Hamas, continues to exert control behind the scenes. This approach mirrors past failed strategies, raising concerns about its effectiveness in addressing the ongoing crisis.
Forbes: Chernobyl Radiation Shield Damaged By Russian Drone Strike, Ukraine Says
A Russian drone strike hit the radiation shield over Reactor Number 4 at Chernobyl, prompting Ukrainian President Zelenskyy to condemn the attack as a sign of Russia's disregard for global safety. He emphasized that radiation levels remain normal despite the significant damage.
The International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed the explosion and subsequent fire caused by the drone strike. Zelenskyy labeled Russia's actions as a terrorist threat to global security, highlighting the international collaboration that went into building the shelter.
Fox News: WATCH: Dem lawmakers answer USAID funding questions after bombshell report
Democratic lawmakers oppose cuts to USAID funding, despite concerns about money reaching terrorist-linked groups. They emphasize that funding is authorized by Congress and should be honored, while some express skepticism about claims of inefficiency made by Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency.
Lawmakers agree on the need for oversight of specific programs but reject broad cuts to USAID. They stress the importance of ensuring taxpayer dollars do not support terrorism, while criticizing Musk's approach to budget cuts without transparency.
#economy
Le Monde: Trump flouts WTO rules with his reciprocal tariffs
The U.S. is entering a trade war, with President Trump announcing reciprocal tariffs on all imported goods, following previous tariffs on Chinese products and metals. Trump claims this approach is fair and will prevent complaints from other countries.
Experts warn that this move undermines World Trade Organization principles, which prohibit discriminatory tariffs and advocate for preferential treatment for developing nations.
#culture
Fox News: Blake Lively admitted she once 'poisoned' cast against co-star as mean girl claims resurface
Blake Lively's past controversies have resurfaced amid her legal disputes with co-star Justin Baldoni. Lively, known for her roles in "Gossip Girl" and "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants," admitted to trying to turn her castmates against Penn Badgley, her then-boyfriend, during the show's early days.
Recent interviews reveal Lively's struggles with feeling fulfilled in her acting career and her desire for more creative input. She has faced backlash for her responses during promotional events, which some have likened to "Regina George vibes." The controversies come as Lively and Baldoni engage in a series of lawsuits against each other.
Fox News: 'Cobra Kai' star Ralph Macchio says staying 'out of Hollywood’ is key to 38-year marriage
Ralph Macchio attributes the success of his 38-year marriage to his wife, Phyllis Fierro, to staying out of Hollywood. He met Phyllis at 15, and they married in 1987, raising two children together. Their daughter, Julia, has also pursued acting, appearing alongside him in "Cobra Kai."
Macchio reflects on the unexpected success of "The Karate Kid" franchise, stating he never anticipated its lasting impact. Despite his on-screen karate skills, he claims to have never been in a real fight, preferring to negotiate his way out of conflicts.
GB News: James May leaves fans disappointed as 'rubbish' feature of new Channel 5 series sparks debate
James May's new Channel 5 series, "James May’s Great Explorers," debuted with a focus on Christopher Columbus, exploring his voyages from southwest Spain. Fans in the UK expressed excitement, while American viewers lamented the lack of access to the show and requested a US broadcast.
May acknowledged the pleas from his US fans, humorously noting his fondness for them despite cultural differences. The series follows the end of "The Grand Tour," with May reflecting on the decision to conclude that show, emphasizing the importance of leaving audiences wanting more.
#health
Fox News: RFK Jr.’s top health and wellness priorities as doctors share input
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been confirmed as the head of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, with plans to reform public health. His agenda includes improving food policy, expanding healthcare access, increasing accountability for pharmaceutical companies, and promoting personal health responsibility.
Kennedy aims to prioritize whole foods, enhance healthcare delivery, and restore trust in vaccines through transparency. His approach emphasizes personal accountability in health management, challenging the current system that focuses more on disease management than prevention.
#education
The Federalist: Why 'Education Experience' Makes An Education Secretary Worse
Linda McMahon, President Trump’s nominee for education secretary, faces criticism for her limited education experience, having only served a year on Connecticut’s State Board of Education. Critics argue that her lack of qualifications is concerning for leading an agency with a history of poor educational outcomes.
The U.S. education system has seen decades of decline, with American students performing poorly in international comparisons despite increased spending. The article argues that the teaching profession is substandard, with low expectations for teachers, and suggests that McMahon’s minimal experience may be preferable in reforming a failing system.
#science
Forbes: See The Best ‘Planet Parade’ For 40 Years As Venus Reaches Greatest Brilliancy
A "planet parade" featuring four visible planets—Mars, Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn—will peak this weekend, with Venus shining at its brightest. Although six planets are in the night sky, only these four can be seen without a telescope.
This celestial event is notable, as it hasn't occurred in 45 years. Venus will soon fade from view as it approaches inferior conjunction with the sun in March 2025, leaving only Mars and Jupiter visible thereafter.