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16 Feb 2025
#politics
Le Monde: Ivan Jablonka, historian: 'Trump's agenda is driving a masculinist counter-revolution'
Donald Trump's agenda reflects a masculinist counter-revolution, emphasizing themes such as the virtue of violence, technological salvation, and misogynistic essentialism. This vision promotes a return to traditional male dominance, suggesting that power should be reclaimed by men in a society perceived as emasculated.
The narrative positions men as inherently superior, intertwining resentment and messianism to establish a new macho society. This perspective seeks to rewrite history and redefine societal norms, reinforcing the idea that a select few "great men" shape humanity's course.
#society
Fox News: Obama library, begun with lofty DEI goals, now plagued by $40M racially charged suit, ballooning costs
Construction of Barack Obama's presidential library in Chicago has begun, but the project is facing significant cost overruns, delays, and a $40.75 million lawsuit from a minority contractor alleging racial discrimination. Initial costs were projected at $350 million but have reportedly soared to $830 million.
The lawsuit claims that the engineering firm Thornton Tomasetti imposed unfair standards that led to financial losses for the minority-owned business II in One Construction. The Obama Foundation has stated it is not involved in the lawsuit and maintains that construction is progressing.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: IDF drone strike hits gunmen in southern Gaza; three Hamas cops reportedly killed
The Israel Defense Forces conducted an airstrike in southern Gaza, targeting gunmen approaching Israeli troops. Reports indicate the strike killed three Hamas police officers. The IDF urged Gazans to follow instructions and avoid the area amid a fragile ceasefire established after prolonged conflict.
Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad recently released hostages as part of a deal, while Israel freed numerous Palestinian prisoners. However, tensions remain, with accusations of truce violations and delays in humanitarian aid entering Gaza. Prime Minister Netanyahu has not yet engaged in discussions for the next phase of the agreement.
#history
GB News: Millenium-old Dunfermline Abbey faces ‘eye-watering’ £8m repair costs
Dunfermline Abbey Church is seeking public input for an £8 million renovation project, primarily for roof and stonework repairs and modern updates. The church, linked to King Robert the Bruce, aims to enhance community access and facilities while preserving its historical significance.
The congregation of 425 would need to contribute significantly to cover costs, as the church receives no public funding. An exhibition at Dunfermline Carnegie Library will educate the public on the abbey's history, leading to a community consultation on future plans.