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16 Feb 2025

#politics

Fox News: Independents side with Trump on tax cuts and eliminating wasteful spending
Independents side with Trump on tax cuts and eliminating wasteful spending
Independent voters in a Fox News focus group expressed support for President Trump's proposals to cut taxes and eliminate wasteful government spending. Many participants appreciated his commitment to reducing regulations and enhancing government efficiency, although some remained skeptical about the feasibility of these plans.

The group, which included Democrats, independents, and Republicans, showed a clear preference for Trump's approach to tackling fraud and waste in government programs. Despite initial disapproval from Democrats, the overall sentiment indicated that Trump's message resonated well, particularly among independents and Republicans.


#foreignaffairs

Le Monde: DRC: Rwanda-backed rebels seize key city of Bukavu
DRC: Rwanda-backed rebels seize key city of Bukavu
M23 fighters, backed by Rwandan troops, have taken control of Bukavu, a major city in eastern DRC, following a swift advance that included capturing the local airport. The Congolese armed forces largely abandoned the city, leading to widespread looting and civilian unrest.

The African Union has raised alarms over the potential for regional conflict, urging for the removal of M23 and its supporters. International calls for de-escalation have intensified as fears grow that the DRC could fragment further amid ongoing violence.


#economy

Fox News: Trump tariffs spark 'exciting time' for Ohio steel plant as CEO eyes adding jobs, boosting productivity
Trump tariffs spark 'exciting time' for Ohio steel plant as CEO eyes adding jobs, boosting productivity
President Trump’s tariffs are expected to significantly boost the JSW Steel USA facility in Ohio, increasing utilization from 68% to 84% over the next year and potentially adding at least 100 jobs. CEO Robert Simon emphasized the unfair competition faced by U.S. steel manufacturers from foreign producers who do not adhere to the same environmental and labor standards.

Trump's reciprocal tariff plan aims to create a level playing field by imposing tariffs equivalent to those charged by other countries. This strategy is anticipated to encourage foreign companies to establish operations in the U.S., further driving job creation and economic growth.


#military

Times Of Israel: IDF completes all October 7 probes, will start presenting them next week
IDF completes all October 7 probes, will start presenting them next week
The Israeli military has concluded its investigations into failures leading up to the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack and plans to present findings starting February 26. The probes focus on military operations from 2018 to October 10, 2023, without examining political leadership's role.

The investigations cover various aspects, including intelligence assessments and command decisions during the conflict. While some findings will be shared with affected communities first, no personal accountability for officers will be determined until after the new chief of staff takes over.


#crime

Times Of Israel: Palestinian teen sentenced to 18 years in jail for 2023 killing of Border Police officer
Palestinian teen sentenced to 18 years in jail for 2023 killing of Border Police officer
A Jerusalem court sentenced Palestinian minor Muhammad Zalbani to 18 years for the 2023 stabbing murder of Border Police officer Asil Sawaed. At 13, Zalbani attacked Sawaed during a checkpoint inspection, leading to Sawaed's death from injuries sustained in the attack and accidental gunfire.

The court found Zalbani guilty of aggravated murder, noting his premeditated actions with a knife he brought on a bus. Sawaed, 22, was a noncommissioned officer and part of a large family.


GB News: Mass stabbing attack in Austria that left teenager, 14, dead and five others injured was 'Islamic terror incident', authorities say
Mass stabbing attack in Austria that left teenager, 14, dead and five others injured was 'Islamic terror incident', authorities say
A stabbing attack in Villach, Austria, resulted in the death of a 14-year-old boy and injuries to five others. Authorities labeled the incident as an "Islamic terror incident," with a 23-year-old Syrian suspect arrested for alleged ties to the Islamic State and online radicalization.

Austrian Interior Minister Gerhard Karner condemned the attack, calling for the "harshest consequences" for those who violate the country's laws and values, emphasizing the need for accountability through trials, imprisonment, and deportation.


#science

Forbes: Northern Lights Forecast: 7 States Could See Aurora Borealis Tonight
Northern Lights Forecast: 7 States Could See Aurora Borealis Tonight
Americans in northern regions may witness the northern lights this Sunday, with NOAA predicting a Kp index of three, indicating brighter visibility. The phenomenon is expected to be even more pronounced on Monday, with a Kp index of four.

The best viewing times are between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. in areas like Alaska, Idaho, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, Washington, and Wisconsin. NASA notes that increased visibility is due to a solar maximum, continuing through 2026.


#technology

The Western Journal: Reports Claim We're in a 'Sputnik' Moment with China' - Here's the Truth
Reports Claim We're in a 'Sputnik' Moment with China' - Here's the Truth
China's DeepSeek has emerged as a potential competitor in the AI space, claiming to have developed an AI model using significantly fewer resources than its U.S. counterparts. This has led to comparisons with the "Sputnik moment" of the Cold War, prompting discussions about America's technological leadership.

However, skepticism surrounds DeepSeek's claims regarding its funding and independence from the Chinese Communist Party, with experts questioning the validity of its reported low-cost development. While DeepSeek's efficiency is noted, it is argued that it does not surpass the capabilities of established U.S. AI models.