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18 Feb 2025
#politics
Fox News: US-Russia teams meeting on the world stage as expert unpacks legal twist and more top headlines
Trump and Putin's teams are meeting amid ongoing political tensions. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris faces criticism for her speech, and state-level bills are emerging in response to RFK Jr.'s initiatives.
Concerns about terrorists living among Americans are highlighted, as well as a significant resignation at Social Security. Other news includes a Delta plane incident and Walmart shareholders opposing DEI policies.
The Western Journal: First Trump Doubled His Suit to $20 Billion, Now Judge Hits CBS With More Horrible News - It's Looking Hopeless
Donald Trump is pursuing a $20 billion lawsuit against CBS over alleged election interference related to a "60 Minutes" broadcast featuring Kamala Harris. His legal team has requested extensive communications from CBS, including those involving the Biden administration and Democratic Party.
A judge has ruled against CBS's attempt to dismiss the case, and the network is now under pressure to settle, especially with a planned merger involving Paramount. Trump's previous legal victories, including a significant settlement with ABC, may influence CBS's decision.
Forbes: Eric Adams Controversy: Hochul Mulls Removing Adams From Office After Four Deputy Mayors Resign
Four deputy mayors of New York City resigned amid allegations that Mayor Eric Adams colluded with the Trump administration regarding immigration policy in exchange for dropping corruption charges against him. Governor Kathy Hochul is considering a meeting with city leaders to discuss Adams' future in office.
The situation escalated as top federal prosecutors also resigned in protest over the request to dismiss the charges against Adams, which include bribery and campaign finance violations. Adams has denied any wrongdoing and pleaded not guilty.
Fox News: Duffy blasts Buttigieg, accusing Biden-era official of 'mismanagement': 'Mayor Pete failed for four years...'
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy criticized former Secretary Pete Buttigieg for mismanagement during his tenure, particularly regarding the air traffic controller shortage and outdated systems. Duffy claimed that Buttigieg's leadership resulted in a largely remote workforce and accused him of misusing funds.
Buttigieg responded, questioning the accuracy of Duffy's claims about personnel cuts and emphasizing the importance of safety in air travel. Duffy indicated that SpaceX engineers would assist in improving air travel safety.
Fox News: Deep State resistance taught Trump he needed to tame bureaucrats
The article discusses the challenges faced by President Trump in managing the federal bureaucracy during his first term, highlighting issues of insubordination and obstruction by career bureaucrats. It reflects on lessons learned, including the need for a more aggressive approach to remove subversive elements within government agencies.
It argues that while the federal bureaucracy is necessary for governance, reforms are needed to make it more accountable, particularly in the hiring and firing of underperforming employees. The piece suggests that competent political appointees are essential for steering the bureaucracy effectively.
#society
Fox News: Drag show at Dallas church features drag 'pastor' who said 'I will kill' Trump supporters
The Cathedral of Hope in Dallas hosted a drag show where a performer made violent remarks against Republicans, including a joke about fighting Governor Greg Abbott. This event was part of their "Celebrating the Art of Drag" series, aimed at supporting LGBTQ individuals amid legislative challenges.
The church promotes inclusivity and diversity, featuring advocacy groups focused on race and transgender issues. The congregation emphasized their mission to create a safe environment for all, despite the controversial nature of the performance and comments made during the event.
The Federalist: California Forces Girls Into Basketball Playoff With Boy
State basketball tournaments are facing controversy as President Trump's executive order aims to protect girls' sports from male participation. In California, the San Francisco Waldorf School, which has a transgender player on its girls' basketball team, is set to compete against Cornerstone Christian School, raising concerns about fairness.
Despite the executive order, the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) allows such participation, putting smaller schools at a disadvantage. Cornerstone must decide whether to compete against Waldorf or risk sanctions from CIF, while investigations into the situation are underway.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: American detained in Russia released as officials work to set up potential Trump-Putin meeting
Kalob Byers, a 28-year-old American citizen detained in Russia for drug smuggling, was released to the U.S. embassy in Moscow ahead of U.S.-Russia talks aimed at improving relations and addressing the war in Ukraine. Byers had been accused of smuggling cannabis-laced marmalade.
The release coincides with ongoing discussions between U.S. and Russian officials in Saudi Arabia, which may pave the way for a future summit between President Trump and President Putin. Arrests of Americans in Russia have increased amid deteriorating relations, with some individuals released in prisoner exchanges.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Feb. 18: Day 501 – IDF withdraws to a possible ‘buffer zone’ on Lebanon border
Israel's Defense Minister announced that the IDF will maintain a presence in five strategic outposts in Lebanon to enforce the ceasefire against Hezbollah. The military also prepares for the return of four hostages from Hamas, with ongoing tensions in Gaza.
Additionally, the IDF conducted drone strikes in Gaza and completed investigations into its failures during the October 7 Hamas attack. Plans are underway for a new directorate to facilitate voluntary emigration from Gaza, reflecting ongoing discussions about the region's future.
Le Monde: Israel remains in five locations in Lebanon despite withdrawal deadline
Israeli troops have withdrawn from all but five strategic points in southern Lebanon, allowing displaced residents to return to their largely destroyed homes. Foreign Minister Gideon Saar stated that the remaining presence is necessary for security until Lebanon fully complies with a ceasefire deal.
Lebanon has condemned the Israeli presence as an occupation and plans to approach the UN Security Council for resolution. The Lebanese army has begun deploying to areas previously held by Israeli forces, while UN officials express concern over any delays in the withdrawal process.
Fox News: Russian officials make ultimatums on NATO, Ukraine as Saudi Arabia peace talks begin
U.S. and Russian officials held peace talks in Saudi Arabia regarding Ukraine, excluding Ukrainian representatives. Russia demands NATO disavow any future membership for Ukraine, while U.S. officials emphasize trust-building rather than detailed agreements.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy insists that peace terms must involve Ukraine and expresses skepticism about Putin's intentions. Meanwhile, U.K. Prime Minister Starmer considers deploying British troops to ensure Ukraine's security as part of a peace deal.
#economy
GB News: Pub landlord claims industry is 'being destroyed from every angle' as hospitality struggles against mounting pressures
The British pub industry is facing severe challenges, with three million jobs at risk, according to pub landlord Kate Stewart. She highlighted that low-skill jobs are disappearing rapidly as pubs struggle with rising energy costs, taxation, and business rates, leading to permanent closures.
Recent data shows that 289 pubs closed in England and Wales last year, equating to about six closures weekly and resulting in approximately 4,500 job losses. The situation is exacerbated by upcoming cost increases from the October Budget, including higher National Insurance contributions and reduced business rates discounts.