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15 Feb 2025
#politics
Fox News: King Charles likely relieved Trump won't deport Prince Harry, better he's 'out of sight, out of mind': expert
King Charles III is reportedly relieved that President Trump does not plan to deport Prince Harry, as it would draw unwanted attention to the Sussexes. Experts suggest that Harry's continued absence from the UK is preferable for Charles, who is focused on his health and royal duties.
The Heritage Foundation's lawsuit regarding Harry's immigration status adds to the complexity of the situation. Experts believe it is in Trump's interest to maintain a good relationship with the British royals, further indicating that Harry's deportation is unlikely.
Fox News: Here's what happened during President Donald Trump's 4th week in office
President Trump is actively pursuing negotiations to end the Russia-Ukraine war, having spoken with both President Putin and President Zelenskyy. Trump has tasked key officials with leading the negotiations, asserting a strong position despite criticism regarding potential concessions from Ukraine.
In addition, Trump met with Jordan's King Abdullah II amid discussions about relocating Palestinian refugees and announced plans to cut the federal workforce significantly. He also proposed halting penny production due to its high minting cost, indicating a focus on reducing government waste.
Fox News: New poll reveals growing number of Dems want party to move in new direction
A recent Gallup poll reveals a growing desire among Democrats for the party to adopt a more moderate stance, with 45% supporting this shift, up from 34% in 2021. Concurrently, Republican support for maintaining the party's current ideology has increased to 43%.
The poll reflects a reaction to the Democratic Party's electoral losses in 2024, with only 31% of voters holding a favorable view of the party, the lowest since Quinnipiac began tracking this sentiment. In contrast, the GOP's favorable rating stands at 43%.
GB News: 'Pride has been decimated in the valleys!' First ever Welsh Reform Councillor speaks out on HISTORIC win
Stuart Keyte of Reform UK has won a historic council seat in Trevethin and Penygarn, marking the party's first victory in Wales. He secured 47% of the vote, while Labour's share plummeted from 75.8% to 26.6%. Keyte emphasized the need to restore pride in the valleys and address local frustrations.
Keyte's win reflects a growing discontent with Labour's policies, particularly in light of recent government impositions. He expressed a commitment to serve the residents and bring hope to the community, indicating a desire for change in the traditionally Labour-dominated area.
Le Monde: In Munich, JD Vance declares ideological war on Europe
At the Munich Security Conference in 2025, US Vice President JD Vance delivered a controversial speech, drawing parallels to Vladimir Putin's 2007 address. Vance criticized European democracies for undermining free speech and religious freedoms, claiming that the real threat to Europe comes from within, not from external forces like Russia or China.
His remarks highlighted concerns over political manipulation and government pressure on social media, leading to a chilly response from the audience. Vance's speech marked a significant shift in the US stance towards its European allies, emphasizing a fracture in the Western alliance.
#society
Fox News: UFO expert says Trump's declassification could expose possible 'cover-up' spanning decades
An expert on UFOs suggests that President Trump's decision to declassify government files could uncover a long-standing cover-up regarding extraterrestrial information. Nick Pope, a former U.K. Defense Ministry official, believes the files may contain significant intelligence that could reveal threats to national security.
The establishment of a new congressional task force aims to enhance transparency around classified information, including UFOs. This initiative reflects a growing bipartisan interest in addressing public demands for clarity on government secrets, as articulated by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna and House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer.
#economy
Le Monde: 'Whining about aid is not a development strategy for Africa'
Célestin Monga, a Cameroonian economist, criticizes the recent suspension of US public aid to Africa, calling it a traumatic decision for millions reliant on such support. He argues that rather than blaming US policies, African leaders should take responsibility for their own development strategies.
Monga emphasizes that the financial aid received is minimal compared to the illicit capital that leaves Africa annually. He suggests that African nations need to focus on creating economic zones and attracting investment instead of depending on aid, which perpetuates a cycle of poverty.
#military
Fox News: Shattering the 'iron' ceiling: New series 'Guerrera' explores vital role of US female troops in combat
The documentary series "Guerrera" highlights the vital contributions of women in combat roles, particularly through the Army's Cultural Support Team (CST) during the War on Terror. It showcases their integration with elite military units and the operational successes they achieved, despite initial skepticism about women's effectiveness in combat.
The release of "Guerrera" coincides with renewed debates on women's roles in the military, particularly following comments from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth questioning their combat effectiveness. The series aims to foster dialogue about the capabilities of female soldiers and emphasizes the need for high standards across all combat roles.
#crime
Fox News: Suzanne Simpson murder case: Texas defense for missing Realtor's husband looking for holes in evidence trove
Suzanne Simpson, a Texas Realtor, has been missing since October 6, and her husband, Brad Simpson, is charged with her murder. During a recent court hearing, prosecutors revealed they expect to present extensive evidence while the defense seeks to review additional materials before proceeding with their case.
Authorities have found Suzanne's DNA on a saw owned by Brad, who remains in jail with a $3 million bond. Despite no body being found, the prosecution is preparing for trial, and discussions about potential plea deals may arise as the investigation continues.