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18 Feb 2025
#politics
The Western Journal: NYU College Republicans President Resigns After 'Inappropriate' Comments About Barron Trump
Kaya Walker, president of NYU College Republicans, resigned after making disparaging comments about Barron Trump, calling him "an oddity" on campus. This prompted backlash from the College Republicans of America, which invited Barron to join their organization.
The CRA emphasized that Walker's remarks did not align with their values and expressed support for Barron, noting his potential role in shaping the future of the Republican Party. They highlighted his demonstrated political acumen, particularly in relation to young voters.
Fox News: Euro leaders offended by Vance should ‘have a beer with’ their people to understand concerns: US conservatives
U.S. conservatives, including Rep. Harriet Hageman and Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts, criticized European leaders for focusing on elite concerns rather than listening to their citizens. They emphasized the importance of fundamental values and warned against internal threats to democracy in Europe.
Vice President JD Vance's remarks in Munich highlighted fears of a retreat from these values, prompting backlash from leaders like German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. Hageman and Roberts urged European leaders to engage more with their citizens and adopt common-sense approaches to governance.
#society
Fox News: Opossum eats entire Costco chocolate cake, says wildlife rehab: 'Been there, girl'
A Virginia opossum is recovering after consuming an entire chocolate cake from Costco. Admitted to Nebraska Wildlife Rehab, the opossum was panting but alert. The rehab center is optimistic about her recovery, despite her crankiness over a strict "zero chocolate" policy.
The story gained viral attention on social media, with many users humorously relating to the opossum's cake binge. In response, the rehab center created "Opossum Cake Bandit" shirts to support their wildlife preservation efforts.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Hezbollah prepares for Nasrallah funeral after IDF withdrawal from Lebanon
Beirut's airport will close for four hours on February 23, 2025, for the funeral of slain Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, killed in an Israeli airstrike. The ceremony will also honor Hashem Safieddine, Nasrallah's successor, who was also killed.
Following the funeral, Israeli troops have withdrawn from most of southern Lebanon, maintaining a presence in five key positions as a buffer against Hezbollah. Lebanon's leaders condemned the Israeli presence as an occupation and are seeking international support for a complete withdrawal.
The Telegraph: Israel to restart hostage release negotiations with Hamas after pressure from Trump envoy
Israel will resume negotiations with Hamas regarding hostage releases this week after pressure from U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff. Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar confirmed that talks, delayed for about two weeks, will begin imminently.
The resumption comes amid criticism of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is accused of prioritizing the ongoing conflict over the release of hostages. Discussions for the second phase of the deal were initially expected to start earlier, coinciding with Netanyahu's recent visit to the White House.
#health
GB News: Pope Francis has pneumonia in both lungs as Vatican cancels all public events
Pope Francis has been diagnosed with pneumonia in both lungs, leading the Vatican to cancel all public events. The 88-year-old was admitted to a hospital after suffering from a respiratory infection for over a week, with tests indicating a complex health situation.
Despite his condition, the Pope remains in good spirits and is breathing on his own without a ventilator. The Vatican had planned several events for the upcoming Catholic Holy Year, which is expected to attract millions of visitors to Rome.
Fox News: Louisiana surgeon general wants to 'depoliticize medicine' by ending statewide mass vaccinations
Louisiana's Surgeon General, Dr. Ralph Abraham, has ended mass vaccination programs in the state, aiming to enhance informed consent and depoliticize healthcare. Critics argue this decision undermines public health efforts and may exacerbate existing healthcare challenges.
Abraham maintains that the directive promotes patient-doctor relationships and counters the politicization of medicine, despite backlash from medical associations and some lawmakers. He emphasizes that the state's vaccine distribution will continue as usual.
#crime
The American Mind: American Guns Are Not to Blame for Mexico’s Cartel Problem
President Trump's agreement with Mexico includes a commitment to jointly address gun trafficking, with Mexico deploying 10,000 troops to the border. This arrangement has been criticized for reinforcing the narrative that U.S. gun sales are primarily responsible for Mexico's cartel violence and fentanyl crisis.
However, evidence suggests that the majority of weapons used by Mexican cartels are military-grade arms sourced from corrupt Mexican military stockpiles and other countries, rather than U.S. retail gun stores. The ongoing narrative may serve as a deflection from Mexico's own accountability in the crisis.
#science
Forbes: Northern Lights Forecast: Here’s Where Aurora Borealis May Appear Tonight
Several U.S. states near the Canadian border may experience the aurora borealis on Tuesday night, with a Kp index of three indicating brighter displays. Alaska is expected to have the best visibility, while states like Washington, Idaho, and Michigan have lower chances.
The northern lights will likely be less active on Wednesday and Thursday, with Kp indexes of two. Minor radio blackouts may occur through Friday due to recent solar activity. Optimal viewing conditions are away from light pollution between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m.