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15 Feb 2024
#illegals
GB News: US 'cannot tolerate a complete open border' claims former Border Chief
Former US Border Patrol Chief Rodney Scott highlights the alarming scale of illegal border crossings as pressure mounts on Joe Biden to address the issue. Over two million people crossed the US-Mexico border in 2023.
#politics
Breitbart: Poll: Donald Trump Leads Joe Biden in Michigan, North Carolina
Former President Donald Trump leads President Joe Biden in hypothetical head-to-head matchups in Michigan, North Carolina, and other states, according to a Fox News poll. In Michigan, Trump has a two-point lead over Biden, while in North Carolina, the lead extends to five points. When independent candidates are included, Trump's lead over Biden expands to five points in Michigan and nine points in North Carolina. This marks a swing towards Trump compared to previous polls.
Fox News: Joe Manchin suggests Mitt Romney, Rob Portman as potential running mates as he flirts with third party ticket
Sen. Joe Manchin hints at a potential third-party presidential run and suggests Sen. Mitt Romney or former Ohio Republican senator Rob Portman as running mates. Manchin's comments come as he positions himself as a centrist and expresses dissatisfaction with President Biden and former President Trump. He has been flirting with the idea of a presidential bid, and if he decides to run, he may use his daughter's nonprofit, "Americans Together," to support his campaign.
#society
Breitbart: Nolte — Poll: Desperate San Fran Residents Embrace Conservative Ideas
San Francisco residents awaken to the consequences of their liberal policies. Crime worsens, safety concerns rise, and support for conservative ideas emerges. However, the city's fate remains doomed as no Republican will win an election in the deeply left-wing area.
#war
Le Monde: The insatiable ambition of Ukraine's chicken king
Ukraine's chicken king, Yuriy Kosiuk, has faced accusations of unfair competition from European breeders due to the lower prices of his birds. Despite this, Kosiuk continues to expand his business and conquer international markets. The European Union's abolition of customs duties on Ukrainian farming products in response to the Russian invasion has caused an increase in Ukrainian chicken imports, leading to further criticism.
Times Of Israel: Israel blasts top UN aid official after he says ‘Hamas is not a terrorist group for us’
UN aid official sparks outrage in Israel by stating that Hamas is a "political movement" and not a terrorist group. Israeli officials and US reaffirm that Hamas is a terror organization. Israel criticizes UN for failing to condemn Hamas and accuses some aid workers of collaborating with the group.
#economy
GB News: Nigel Farage blasts Rishi Sunak after 'embarrassing' recession figures
Nigel Farage criticizes UK recession as "embarrassing" with first post-covid downturn in 15 years.
#health
Le Monde: Tobacco weakens the immune response, even after quitting
Smoking weakens the body's immune defenses, damaging immune cells in the lungs. Even former smokers exhibit impaired immune responses. A study found that smoking has the most notable impact on immune responses, increasing inflammatory and adaptive responses.
The Epoch Times: Japanese Man Dies From Myocarditis After Second Dose of Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccination
A healthy 40-year-old Japanese man died nine days after receiving his second dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. An autopsy revealed lethal arrhythmia with myocarditis as the cause of death. The study suggests that caution should be exercised if people experience symptoms after vaccination.
#education
Forbes: Biden Expands Student Loan Forgiveness Proposal: Borrowers Facing Financial Hardship Would Be Covered
Biden administration expands student loan forgiveness program to include borrowers facing new financial hardships, such as high healthcare or childcare expenses. The program also applies to borrowers at risk of defaulting in two years.
#crime
Fox News: Would-be Texas robber shot dead by home alone teen, authorities say
A man was shot and killed by a 14-year-old boy during a possible break-in in a Houston neighborhood. The teenager fired multiple shots from inside the home, fatally shooting the man who was knocking on doors.
Breitbart: Chiefs Star Travis Kelce Takes Heat for Partying at Sports Bar Mere Hours After Parade Shooting
Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce attends Super Bowl celebration at local bar hours after deadly shooting during parade, facing backlash for being "tone deaf" and continuing to party.
Breitbart: Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson Shuts Down Gunfire Detection System
Chicago's progressive Mayor Brandon Johnson is ending the city's contract with the gunfire detection system ShotSpotter, claiming it disproportionately targets minorities. Johnson's decision fulfills a campaign promise he made in 2023, but it has faced opposition from members of the city council who support the tool. Some argue that the termination date of September 22, one month after the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, suggests political motivations behind the move.
#sports
Fox News: Shooting at Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade is ‘depressingly American,' March for Our Lives says
March for Our Lives, a student-led organization advocating for gun control, criticized U.S. gun laws after the shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade. They called the violence a "depressingly American" tragedy and urged leaders to take action. The Chiefs expressed their sadness and confirmed the safety of their players, staff, and families. Police have detained multiple suspects but no charges have been filed yet.
Forbes: Kylian Mbappé Tells PSG He Will Leave This Summer
Soccer superstar Kylian Mbappé plans to leave Paris Saint-Germain this summer after his contract expires, with reports speculating that he will join Real Madrid. However, details about his future destination remain uncertain. Mbappé informed PSG President Nasser Al-Khelaifi about his decision, but did not disclose his next move. Real Madrid claims to have made an offer, but Mbappé has not responded publicly. With a valuation of $120 million, Mbappé is one of the highest-paid athletes in the world.
#science
Field & Stream: Did Wolf Reintroduction Really Cause Widely-Touted "Trophic Cascades" in Yellowstone?
A recent scientific study challenges the widely held belief that reintroducing wolves to Yellowstone in the 1990s improved the entire ecosystem through a trophic cascade. The study conducted over 20 years by Colorado State University researchers suggests that the restoration of large carnivores like wolves failed to restore riparian plant communities in the park. While wolf reintroductions may have beneficial impacts, these changes may be subtler and take longer to occur than previously thought.
#other
GB News: EasyJet passengers forced off flight and left for five hours after 'funny smell' detected
Passengers forced off EasyJet flight due to 'funny smell' near rear of cabin. Flight rescheduled, causing confusion and long delays.