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17 Feb 2025
#politics
The Western Journal: Tom Hanks Sparks Outrage with 'Sick' Portrayal of Trump Supporter on 'Saturday Night Live' Special
Tom Hanks faced backlash for his portrayal of a Trump supporter during the "Saturday Night Live" 50th anniversary special. Critics argued that the sketch perpetuated negative stereotypes about MAGA supporters, depicting them as racist and hypocritical.
While the special included some humorous moments, many conservatives expressed their discontent on social media, claiming that Hanks's performance was offensive and misrepresented Trump supporters. They pointed to Trump's increasing support among Black and Hispanic voters as evidence against the stereotypes presented in the sketch.
The Federalist: Dems Keep Insisting Their Problem Is Podcasts (It's Their Policies)
The New York Times is featuring conversations with Democrat leaders about regaining voters who shifted towards Donald Trump. In the first episode, Senator Ruben Gallego emphasized the need for better messaging without acknowledging specific policies that led to voter discontent.
Gallego suggested that Democrats must engage more effectively with working-class Latino men, citing their reliance on informal sources for political information. He argued that Democrats should adopt more visible strategies, like attending popular events, to connect with voters, while failing to address the impact of their policies.
The Western Journal: Elon Finds Oldest Human Since the Iron Age, Quietly Collecting Social Security from American Taxpayers
Elon Musk announced findings from the Department of Government Efficiency, revealing that some individuals listed on Social Security rolls appear to be 150 years old. He suggested that these cases likely indicate fraud, as no one lives that long.
Musk emphasized the importance of addressing waste and fraud in government spending, arguing that taxpayer dollars should be used wisely. He criticized media perceptions of his reform efforts, asserting that common sense dictates a review of expenditures to ensure they benefit the public.
Fox News: 'The View' co-host praises Trump's media strategy, accuses Democrats of using 90s playbook
Alyssa Farah Griffin praised Donald Trump's media strategy, noting his ability to dominate narratives and engage with popular platforms, suggesting Democrats are lagging with outdated tactics. She urged Democrats to adapt and build coalitions by engaging in dialogue with differing opinions.
Co-host Ana Navarro echoed the need for unity among opponents of Trump, while Whoopi Goldberg acknowledged the challenge of conversing with those who dismiss certain groups. The discussion highlighted the importance of communication in countering Trump's influence.
Fox News: DOGE Caucus senator pushes to end 'slush fund' for presidential candidates: 'Welfare for politicians'
Sen. Joni Ernst is advocating for the elimination of a $400 million fund intended for presidential candidates, citing its ineffectiveness since 2000. She argues that taxpayer dollars should not support political campaigns and that defunding this account can help address the national debt.
Critics, including Jill Stein, argue that ending the fund would limit voter options and undermine grassroots candidates. They contend that publicly funded campaigns are essential to combat corporate influence in elections and to ensure a fair democratic process.
#society
Front Page Magazine: ICNA’s 2025 Boca Raton Banquet: A Gathering with a Dark Past… and Present
The Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) held a banquet in Boca Raton, Florida, on February 1, 2025, framed as a community event but raising concerns due to its historical ties to terrorism and extremist ideology. Key figures at the event, including ICNA Relief CEO Abdul Rauf Khan and speaker Yaser Birjas, have been linked to anti-Semitic rhetoric and support for convicted terrorists.
ICNA's connections to Jamaat-e-Islami and its involvement in funding Hamas have been highlighted, alongside its promotion of extremist propaganda through initiatives like WhyIslam. Despite its charitable facade, ICNA's history suggests a troubling alignment with extremist agendas, prompting calls for community vigilance.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC talks Ukraine trip, meetings between Bessent and Zelensky: ‘Huge honor and responsibility’ for independent media
Jack Posobiec reported on his recent trip to Ukraine, where he attended meetings in Kyiv alongside acting Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. He emphasized the significance of being the only podcast invited, highlighting the Trump administration's commitment to transparency in global conflicts.
Posobiec documented his experiences, noting security restrictions that limited filming inside government offices. He shared insights from discussions with Ukrainian leaders, including President Zelensky, and mentioned former President Trump's plans for peace and trade restoration with Russia.
Times Of Israel: Israel says it is preparing for Hamas to return bodies of four hostages on Thursday
Israel is set to receive the bodies of four hostages from Hamas as part of a ceasefire agreement on Thursday. This marks the first phase of the deal, which includes the return of additional bodies and living hostages in subsequent days. The names of the deceased will be disclosed on Thursday morning.
The ongoing negotiations aim to secure the release of remaining hostages, with Israel planning to exchange all women and children detained since October 7 for the bodies. Discussions regarding the second phase of the hostage deal are expected to begin soon, despite previous tensions over alleged violations of the ceasefire.
#health
Forbes: Here’s What We Know About Pope Francis’ Health—As Vatican Reports ‘Complex Clinical Picture’
Pope Francis remains hospitalized with a polymicrobial respiratory infection, requiring further treatment and observation. The Vatican reported he is stable, without fever, and in good spirits, continuing some work during his stay.
At 88, the pope has a history of respiratory issues, including previous hospitalizations for bronchitis and surgery related to lung infections. His health concerns have prompted him to use a wheelchair or walker in public.
GB News: High cholesterol: Naturopath who's 'helped thousands' reduce levels 'naturally' recommends supplement duo
Doctors recommend dietary changes as the first step for cholesterol management, but sometimes additional interventions are necessary. Red yeast rice supplements, used in traditional Chinese medicine, may serve as a natural alternative to statins, with some success reported in lowering cholesterol levels.
However, experts note that while these supplements can be effective, they contain lower concentrations of active compounds compared to prescription statins, limiting their potency. Patients are advised to consult their doctors before considering red yeast rice as an alternative treatment.
#education
Front Page Magazine: The Latest in DEI, CRT, and Gender Issues
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives continue to face backlash in U.S. institutions. While some universities like the University of Michigan are scaling back DEI requirements, concerns remain about the significant funding allocated to these programs. Critics argue that DEI priorities may compromise the quality of education and public safety.
In the realm of education, Critical Race Theory (CRT) persists, with many teachers reportedly promoting the idea of systemic racism. Recent executive orders by former President Trump aim to curb what he terms "radical indoctrination" in schools. Additionally, controversies surrounding gender identity policies are escalating, particularly in California, where a federal judge has ruled in favor of parental rights against state secrecy laws regarding children's gender identity.