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16 Feb 2025
#politics
Fox News: IRS to slash thousands of workers off the payroll: report
The IRS is reportedly laying off thousands of probationary workers as tax season begins, following a directive from the Trump administration to reduce the federal workforce. This move could affect hundreds of thousands, although specific numbers remain unconfirmed.
In addition to these cuts, President Trump has mandated that federal employees return to in-person work or face termination. The IRS has also received increased funding to improve taxpayer services, with expectations to handle over 140 million tax returns this season.
Times Of Israel: Former Israeli hostage negotiator says Israel missed 2 windows for deal
A former Israeli negotiator, Brig. Gen. (res.) Oren Setter, claimed that Israel missed two key opportunities for ceasefire agreements in Gaza last year, which could have expedited hostage releases. He criticized the Israeli leadership for not acting decisively during negotiations in March and July, asserting that conditions for hostages were dire.
In response, the Prime Minister's Office refuted Setter's claims, stating that other senior officials disagreed and accused him of leaking sensitive information. The PMO maintained that Hamas was the primary obstacle to negotiations and that tougher demands from Netanyahu were necessary to secure the release of hostages.
Breitbart: Trump Tours Boeing Plane Amid Failure to Deliver Air Force One
President Trump visited a new Boeing plane to highlight the company's delays in delivering new Air Force One aircraft, which were contracted in 2018. He expressed dissatisfaction with Boeing's performance, emphasizing the need for them to fulfill their contractual obligations.
The new planes are now expected to be completed in 2027 and 2028, three years later than initially planned. Trump criticized the cost structure of Boeing's contracts and claimed his negotiations saved the government $1.7 billion, suggesting similar approaches could reduce waste across federal contracts.
Breitbart: Vivek Ramaswamy Files Paperwork to Run for Ohio Governor
Vivek Ramaswamy has filed paperwork to run for governor of Ohio in the 2026 election. He has completed the necessary Designation of Treasurer form and plans to officially announce his candidacy later this month, starting his campaign with events in Cincinnati, Toledo, and Strongsville.
Currently, Ramaswamy is the only notable Republican contender besides Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, with endorsements from state officials. On the Democratic side, Amy Acton is the only candidate in the race.
Breitbart: Marlow: DOGE Has Dems Defending Every Crazy Waste of Money
Breitbart's Alex Marlow claims that the DOGE initiative has pressured Democrats to justify questionable spending. He cites Sen. Ernst's prediction of significant budget cuts, suggesting a shift in political dynamics where Democrats are forced to defend past expenditures.
Pollster Matt Towery notes a media shift, with more people turning to platforms like Breitbart for news, reflecting changing information consumption habits.
#society
Breitbart: VIDEO: Two Dead After Fiery Multi-Vehicle Crash in Wyoming Tunnel
A multi-vehicle pileup in a Wyoming tunnel on Interstate 80 resulted in two fatalities and five injuries. The crash, which occurred in the westbound Green River Tunnel, was complicated by a fire and smoke, hindering emergency response efforts.
Authorities advised travelers to avoid the area as traffic was diverted, and cleanup operations were underway. Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon expressed condolences and directed support for those affected.
#culture
Fox News: Biff Wiff, 'I Think You Should Leave' and 'Everything Everywhere All At Once' actor, dies
Biff Wiff, known for his roles in "I Think You Should Leave" and "Everything Everywhere All At Once," has passed away. His management confirmed the news, sharing heartfelt condolences and highlighting his positive spirit. Wiff had been battling cancer and had recently been hospitalized.
Wiff's extensive acting career spanned decades, featuring appearances in numerous popular TV shows. He expressed gratitude for his roles and the support from friends and fans in his final social media posts. His last on-screen work will be in the upcoming film "Hot Cheetos for Layla."
GB News: Jonathan Ross makes feelings clear on 'awkward' Macy Gray tantrum on ITV's The Masked Singer
Jonathan Ross recounted his "awkward chat" with Macy Gray after her unexpected exit from The Masked Singer. Gray, dressed as a giant Toad, was upset about her early elimination and walked off stage, prompting producers to convince her to return and reveal her identity. Ross attempted to ease the tension by diverting attention away from her reaction.
Despite her brief responses and evident frustration during the reveal, the incident was noted as unprecedented for the show, showcasing a contestant's strong disapproval of their elimination. Host Joel Dommett later humorously remarked on the situation, highlighting the irony of a contestant being upset while in a whimsical costume.
#crime
Fox News: Sicilian mafia bosses complain on wiretaps about lack of quality recruits, reminisce about 'The Godfather'
Cosa Nostra leaders in Sicily express concerns about the declining quality of mob recruits, with nearly 150 arrests made recently. Former boss Giancarlo Romano lamented the mafia's weakened influence compared to the past, referencing nostalgia for "The Godfather."
Despite these setbacks, authorities warn that Cosa Nostra remains a threat, adapting to modern communication methods and criminal activities like online gambling. Experts believe the mafia is in decline but still poses challenges for law enforcement.
Fox News: CNN White House correspondent deletes post promoting Luigi Mangione's defense fund after backlash
CNN's Kaitlan Collins faced backlash after promoting a defense fund for Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Following criticism on social media, she deleted the post without explanation.
Mangione, arrested after a manhunt, has raised over $300,000 for his legal defense. Critics have called for Collins to lose her press credentials due to her actions.