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18 Feb 2025
#politics
Fox News: Karoline Leavitt: Trump, Elon Musk's DOGE team are doing what Democrats promised 'for decades'
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt criticized Democrats for their opposition to the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) audit of Social Security, asserting that President Trump and Elon Musk aim to eliminate waste and fraud. She emphasized that the initiative aligns with past Democratic promises to protect taxpayer dollars.
Leavitt reassured Americans that those who have contributed to Social Security will continue to receive their benefits, dismissing fears propagated by the media. Recent polling suggests a majority of Americans support DOGE's efforts to root out inefficiencies in the system.
Fox News: Liberal British HBO host tells Colbert he's staying in America and 'going down with the Titanic'
HBO host John Oliver expressed his commitment to staying in the U.S. despite his negative views on the Trump administration, likening the situation to the Titanic. He humorously stated he would "go down with the ship" and referenced the band that played until the end.
During an appearance on "The Late Show," Oliver discussed the importance of activism and protests against Trump, recalling the demonstrations against the Muslim ban in 2017. He emphasized that public dissent can energize those working within the system.
The Federalist: Zuckerberg Foundation Hides Grants To Leftist Lawfare Sponsor
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's Chan-Zuckerberg Initiative has faced scrutiny for its funding of leftist groups, particularly after revelations about its ties to the anti-Trump legal group Protect Democracy. Following the exposure of nearly $2 billion in grants to the Silicon Valley Community Foundation, the Initiative quickly revised its website to show significantly fewer grants.
The Chan-Zuckerberg Initiative has also funded various organizations opposing immigration enforcement and supporting leftist causes, including significant donations to FWD.us, which has campaigned against Trump’s policies. Critics argue that while Zuckerberg may not have directly funded Protect Democracy, his contributions to the SVCF facilitated support for anti-Trump efforts.
Fox News: The destructive politics of hate vs. the power of faith
Rev. Steve Caudle's recent sermon in Chattanooga sparked controversy as he called for violence in response to perceived threats against American values, citing global conflicts like those in Gaza and Ukraine. He controversially claimed that Jesus endorsed violence, suggesting that the U.S. is on the verge of bloodshed due to political tensions.
Critics argue that such rhetoric is dangerous and counterproductive, with parallels drawn to other political figures advocating for similar actions. Pastor Corey Brooks emphasizes the importance of faith over hate, advocating for constructive community efforts rather than violent responses to political disagreements.
#society
The Telegraph: Watch: Far-Right group chants ‘Paris is Nazi’ after storming migrant aid office
A group of 20 far-Right extremists attacked an anti-fascism activist outside a migrant aid group in Paris, leaving the victim with serious injuries. The assailants, identified by distinctive markings, shouted slogans as they fled the scene after the assault.
The incident sparked outrage and led to a protest of around 700 people, condemning the violence and calling for action against far-Right extremism. Police have arrested six individuals and are investigating the attack as attempted murder.
Liberty Nation News: Illegal Immigrants Must Be Sheltered – to Build Housing for Illegals? - Liberty Nation News
A J.P. Morgan report indicates that the influx of undocumented immigrants is contributing to increased housing demand in the U.S., particularly in states like Vermont, which is already facing a severe housing shortage. Critics argue that this situation is exacerbated by progressive policies that prioritize immigrant needs over those of local residents.
Vermont's housing crisis is compounded by high property taxes and living costs, pushing many natives out of the state. While the government aims to increase housing supply, regulations and restrictions hinder development, leaving both newcomers and long-term residents struggling for affordable housing.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: Hamas to send back bodies of Shiri Bibas, her two dead babies, captured during Oct 7 massacre: report
Hamas has announced the deaths of Kfir and Ariel Bibas, aged two and five, along with their mother, Shiri, taken hostage on October 7, 2023. Their bodies are expected to be returned to Israel this week, though Israel has not confirmed their deaths but expressed "grave concerns" for their wellbeing.
Additionally, Hamas plans to return four bodies and six living hostages, some held for over a decade, in the coming days. The boys' father, Yarden Bibas, was released from captivity in February. The situation remains fluid as details continue to emerge.
Times Of Israel: Hamas to release 6 living hostages on Saturday, after returning 4 bodies Thursday
Six Israeli hostages will be released by Hamas on Saturday, including Avera Mengistu and Hisham al-Sayed, who have been held for over a decade. The release is part of a deal contingent on Israel fulfilling its obligations. Four deceased hostages will also be returned.
Israel will begin negotiations for a second phase of the ceasefire deal, which may involve the release of 24 more hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners. The Israeli government insists on the complete demilitarization of Gaza as a condition for any agreement.
Fox News: North Korea vows to expand nuclear forces, blasts US for 'outdated' denuclearization plan
North Korea has pledged to expand its nuclear arsenal, criticizing the U.S., South Korea, and Japan for their denuclearization efforts, which it labels as "outdated" and "absurd." The regime views its nuclear capabilities as essential for national defense amid perceived threats from these nations.
This response follows a security conference where U.S. and Asian officials reaffirmed their commitment to North Korea's denuclearization and enhancing military cooperation. President Trump has expressed a willingness to maintain relations with Kim Jong Un, aiming to build on previous diplomatic engagements.
Human Events: Russia asks for Ukraine to hold new elections as part of proposed peace plan
Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Saudi Arabia to discuss a potential end to the Ukraine war. The U.S. is interested in Ukraine's mineral resources, while Russia seeks new elections there. Ukraine's President Zelensky opposes agreements made without his involvement.
Zelensky has stated that no elections will occur until the war ends, complicating the situation. The U.S. and Europe continue to fund Ukraine's defense, stressing the importance of their support against Russian advances. Rubio emphasized the need for diplomatic relations and economic cooperation moving forward.
#culture
GB News: BBC Doctor Who’s Ncuti Gatwa ‘QUITS’ as show future thrown into turmoil amid woke storyline fury
Ncuti Gatwa may leave "Doctor Who" after just two seasons, raising concerns about the show's future amid declining ratings and internal issues. He has reportedly filmed his exit scene and plans to pursue Hollywood opportunities, leading to speculation about the series' potential cancellation.
Crew members express frustration over the show's uncertain status, with some insiders suggesting a long hiatus. The BBC maintains that "Doctor Who" is not shelved, and decisions on future seasons will follow the airing of the current one.
#crime
Fox News: Far-left activist Leonard Peltier, serving life in murders of 2 FBI agents, leaves prison under Biden clemency
Leonard Peltier, an 80-year-old activist convicted of murdering two FBI agents in 1975, has been granted clemency by former President Joe Biden and will be released to home confinement. His supporters claim he was wrongfully incarcerated, while law enforcement officials strongly oppose his release, labeling him a "remorseless killer."
Peltier has spent nearly 50 years in prison, with multiple appeals for clemency denied by previous presidents. His case has drawn significant attention, with some lawmakers and human rights organizations advocating for his release due to his age and health. However, many in law enforcement argue that his actions were unjustifiable and that he has shown no remorse.
Fox News: Don't let AI phantom hackers drain your bank account
The Phantom Hacker scam has emerged as a significant threat, costing victims, mainly older Americans, over $500 million since 2023. This scam operates in three phases: impersonating tech support, financial institutions, and U.S. government officials, using AI and caller ID spoofing to deceive victims into revealing personal information and transferring funds.
To protect against these scams, individuals are advised to ignore unsolicited messages, verify contact numbers, avoid downloading unknown software, and never grant remote access to strangers. Staying informed and cautious can help mitigate the risk of falling victim to these sophisticated schemes.