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15 Feb 2024
#politics
Human Events: EXCLUSIVE: Michigan Rep Josh Schriver reveals he was censured by Speaker Joe Tate because he ‘doesn’t feel safe’ after great replacement repost
Michigan State Representative Josh Schriver was censured and stripped of his position after retweeting a post about "the great replacement" theory. Schriver expressed concern about intentional demographic shifts and the effects on voting blocs and the ruling class. Nancy Pelosi and media outlets have referenced the replacement theory as an "exciting transformation," contradicting claims that it is a fringe conspiracy. Schriver believes his punishment is politically motivated to prevent Trump from winning electoral votes in 2024. Despite the censure, he plans to continue his legislative work.
Fox News: Catholic bishops in Mexico hosted peace talks with drug cartel leaders
Four Roman Catholic bishops, including the Bishop of Chilpancingo-Chilapa in Mexico, held talks with drug cartel leaders in an attempt to negotiate a peace accord. President López Obrador approves of such talks, acknowledging that church leaders have participated in similar negotiations before. The talks failed because the cartels did not want to concede territories. This demonstrates the extent to which the government's non-confrontational approach towards cartels has left citizens to seek their own peace agreements.
Fox News: Special Counsel Robert Hur to testify publicly at House hearing on Biden classified records probe
Special Counsel Robert Hur will testify about his findings on President Biden's handling of classified records. Hur did not recommend charges against Biden but described him as a "well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory," raising concerns for his re-election.
Breitbart: Watch Live: House Hearing on Biden's Catch-and-Release Policy at the Border
Hearing on the impact of Biden's catch-and-release policy at the U.S. southern border.
#society
The Telegraph: White woman who identified as black fired from school job for having OnlyFans page
Rachel Dolezal, the activist who falsely claimed to be black, lost a teaching job after sharing a link to a pornography website. She resigned from the NAACP in 2015 and was dismissed from Eastern Washington University. She was fired from her job in Tucson, Arizona for promoting her OnlyFans account.
GB News: Nine people missing after CYANIDE-laced landslide swallows gold mine
Rescue workers search for nine workers trapped in a gold mine landslide in Turkey. Cyanide concerns due to leach mining. Production suspended as search and rescue operations continue.
Fox News: 'Alligator' in Arizona pond has residents concerned, plus kitchen items for sale this Presidents Day
Welcome to the Fox News Lifestyle Newsletter. If this newsletter is not already delivered to your email, please subscribe here. Officials in Mesa, Arizona, placed a foam alligator in a pond, prompting concerned residents to dial 911. Presidential comebacks are not all they're cracked up to be, as Grover Cleveland's story shows. A man in Michigan discovered a love letter from 1953 that was written by an Army soldier and stowed away in an old toolbox. Check out these 10 useful kitchen appliances to grab now on Amazon – all are listed for sale in honor of Presidents Day. A bestselling author is revealing his thoughts about American history, AI and being a dad of three girls. "Marry Me Tortellini" is rich, creamy and trending. Play our Fox News daily crossword puzzle for free here! And not just one — check out the multiple offerings. Follow Fox News on social media and sign up for our newsletters. Watch Fox News online and stream Fox Nation. This article was written by Fox News staff.
Fox News: National Archives Rotunda to stay closed Friday after environmental activists dump powder on US Constitution
Environmental activists dumped red powder on the protective display case holding the U.S. Constitution at the National Archives Rotunda, resulting in its closure. The activists were arrested and the Constitution remained undamaged.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: White House Confirms Russia Obtained ‘Troubling’ Anti-Satellite Capability
The White House confirmed that Russia possesses an anti-satellite weapon, but it is not currently operational and does not pose an immediate threat to safety. Lawmakers have been briefed on this capability.
Fox News: At least 4 migrants dead after boat capsizes off Panamanian coast
Over two dozen migrants, mostly Afghans, capsized in a boat off Panama's coast while trying to avoid a dangerous land route. Four people died, including two women and a child, and the search is still on for two missing individuals. Bad weather and clandestine smuggling attempts contribute to accidents like this.
#economy
Forbes: Wells Fargo Stock Jumps As Fake Account Scandal Consent Order Ends
Wells Fargo's stock rose over 7% after regulators lifted a consent order from 2016. The bank has made improvements in protecting customers.
Fox News: $344M glass-recycling solar panel factory planned in Georgia
Solarcycle, a company that recycles solar panels, plans to build a $344 million factory in northwest Georgia, creating more than 600 jobs. The factory will produce new glass for solar panels and aim to manufacture panels capable of generating 5 gigawatts of electricity annually. Solarcycle has received funding from private investors and the U.S. Department of Energy, and has existing contracts with over 40 solar energy companies. The company may qualify for state income tax credits and property tax breaks.
#military
Fox News: US will build up to 5 Somali army bases in bid to combat al Qaeda-linked extremists
The U.S. will build military bases for the Somali army to strengthen their capabilities against extremist group al-Shabab. The bases will be associated with the Danab Brigade, a quick-reaction force to repel attacks.
#crime
The Telegraph: Financial journalist hands $50k in cash to ‘CIA agent’ fraudsters
A financial columnist falls for a scam, giving fraudsters $50,000. They convinced her she was in danger and conned her into handing over cash.
GB News: Migrant accused of beating up NYPD officers bailed by CHURCH while they await trial
A church paid $15,000 bail for a Venezuelan migrant accused of assaulting two NYPD officers in Times Square. The migrant, Yohenry Brito, was released from jail. The church claims to be a sanctuary.
#other
The Epoch Times: JPMorgan, State Street Pull Out of ‘Woke’ Investment Climate Pact
JPMorgan Chase's asset management arm and State Street Global Advisors are withdrawing from the United Nations-led climate pact known as Climate Action 100+. Critics argue that the alliance pushes companies to adopt "woke" investment priorities rather than prioritizing profitability and fiduciary duty to shareholders. State attorneys general praised the decision, stating that companies should commit to return on investment rather than ideological goals. Despite the withdrawals, Climate Action 100+ remains committed to engaging with companies on climate action. JPMorgan's asset management unit decided to leave the pact due to the development of its own climate risk engagement framework, while State Street objected to the enhanced commitments of phase two of the pact.
Forbes: Kanye West’s New Album Disappears From iTunes, Apple Music: Here’s Why
Kanye West's album "Vultures 1" was removed from iTunes and Apple Music after distribution company FUGA decided to take it down due to a violation of their service agreement. The album had faced criticism for alleged copyright infringement and sampling without permission.