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19 Feb 2025
#illegals
Times Of Israel: Israelis illegally cross into Lebanon, throw rocks at IDF soldiers; 4 arrested
Several Israelis from the Breslov Hasidic sect illegally crossed into Lebanon, aiming to reach the tomb of Rav Ashi. Four were arrested for border violations, while others were returned to Israel. This incident follows a pattern of similar crossings since a ceasefire with Hezbollah.
The porous border has led to increased illegal crossings, with previous incidents involving Israeli civilians attempting to access the same tomb. Police are seeking to extend the remand of the arrested individuals, as illegal border crossing can result in up to four years in prison.
#politics
Liberty Nation News: Democrats Defend the Indefensible - Liberty Nation News
Democrats, having relied on their control of major institutions to oppose Donald Trump, now face backlash as he embarks on sweeping reforms. With a decisive mandate, Trump is pushing changes that resonate with voters, forcing Democrats into a defensive position against the status quo they represent.
As protests arise against Trump's actions, Democrats struggle to articulate specific grievances, instead defending a bureaucratic system increasingly viewed as corrupt. Their inability to effectively counter Trump's popularity may lead to further decline in their electoral standing, leaving them as mere obstructionists.
The Federalist: In Oregon, Motor Voter And Mass Mail Ballots Invited Cheating
Oregon officials are investigating three cases of alleged noncitizen voting after the state’s motor voter system registered over 1,600 potential noncitizens, with ten casting ballots. Democrat leaders acknowledged that the system allowed noncitizens to vote due to government errors.
The Oregon Secretary of State's office is working to address these issues, including sending letters to potentially ineligible registrants. Concerns have been raised about the security of the motor voter process, with calls for better safeguards to prevent noncitizen registrations.
Fox News: Jordan Peterson optimistic about Trump, who seems ‘tougher’ and ‘humbler’ after brush with death
Dr. Jordan B. Peterson believes that Donald Trump's recent experiences have made him a tougher and humbler candidate for his second presidential term. He appreciates Trump's delegation of responsibilities to notable figures like Elon Musk and supports Trump's efforts to counter far-left ideologies, particularly regarding youth gender-affirming care.
Peterson expressed optimism about Trump's leadership style, noting a shift towards collaboration with other influential figures. He commended Trump for signing an executive order against federal funding for gender dysphoria treatments for minors, despite facing legal challenges. Peterson's comments were made during the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship Conference in London.
Fox News: CBS host Margaret Brennan's frequent viral clashes with Trump officials put her in the spotlight
CBS host Margaret Brennan has faced criticism for her remarks linking free speech to the Holocaust during a recent interview with Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The exchange escalated as Brennan questioned the implications of Vice President JD Vance's speech at the Munich Security Conference, prompting Rubio to defend the principle of free speech.
Brennan's confrontational style has drawn attention, particularly in her interactions with Republican officials like Vance and Sen. Lindsey Graham. The discussions often center around issues of free speech, immigration, and political accountability, with Brennan frequently pushing back against her guests' assertions.
#society
Fox News: 'Cleaner' director gets candid on eco-terrorism, and what he makes of those 'Die Hard' comparisons
"Cleaner," starring Daisy Ridley, is likened to "Die Hard," featuring eco-terrorists taking over a London building. Ridley plays an ex-soldier caught in the chaos, while the film explores differing philosophies on activism through its characters.
Director Martin Campbell emphasizes the film's unique narrative, focusing on environmental issues and the conflict within the activist group. The film opens in theaters on February 21.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: 'Europeans hold bitter memories of negotiating ceasefires with Putin'
Donald Trump emphasizes the need to "stop the massacre" in Ukraine, advocating for a ceasefire but lacking a clear plan for lasting peace. European officials express concern over U.S.-Russia negotiations potentially sidelining Ukraine's interests.
Despite reassurances from Trump's national security adviser about the need for a permanent resolution, the focus remains on a ceasefire rather than comprehensive peace talks.
#economy
Fox News: The real reasons why In-N-Out Burger and more are leaving California
California is witnessing a significant business exodus, with companies like In-N-Out Burger relocating their headquarters to states with more favorable tax and regulatory environments. High taxes, overregulation, and a skyrocketing cost of living are driving businesses away, as they seek more business-friendly states like Texas and Florida.
The rise of remote work has further accelerated this trend, allowing companies to operate without being tied to California's burdensome policies. As businesses leave, California's cities face rising crime and homelessness, creating an unwelcoming atmosphere for both employees and customers.
Fox News: Shocking government report reveals national debt crisis grew much worse under Biden
A new Congressional Budget Office report reveals that America's debt crisis has worsened significantly under President Biden. Projections indicate that federal spending could reach $10.73 trillion by 2035, with annual deficits soaring to $2.7 trillion, raising concerns about a potential economic crisis.
The report highlights a debt spiral, where increased borrowing leads to higher interest payments, projected to hit $1.78 trillion annually by 2035. Experts suggest that cutting government spending is essential to mitigate this crisis, as raising taxes could hinder economic growth.
#health
Fox News: Pope Francis slept peacefully, ate breakfast following diagnosis of pneumonia in both lungs
Pope Francis remains hospitalized with bilateral pneumonia but is reportedly in good spirits, having eaten breakfast and read the news. His condition, complicated by a polymicrobial infection, has led to complex treatment requirements.
The Vatican has not specified the duration of his hospital stay, emphasizing the need for adequate treatment. Despite the lack of fever, which raises concerns about his immune response, he continues to receive care.
Fox News: National raw milk regulations likely coming with new administration, says Raw Farm boss
Raw milk remains unregulated federally, with only eight states allowing unrestricted sales. Mark McAfee, founder of Raw Farm, anticipates changes under Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., predicting a shift in the raw milk market within the next few years.
While raw milk is popular for its perceived health benefits, it carries risks of harmful bacteria. The CDC recommends pasteurized milk for safety, especially for vulnerable populations. McAfee emphasizes stringent safety standards at his farm, advocating for informed consumer choice rather than mandatory consumption.
The Epoch Times: RFK Jr. Has Early Mandate to Tackle Childrens’ Health
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was sworn in as Secretary of Health and Human Services on February 13, 2025, and is leading the President’s Make America Healthy Again Commission. The commission aims to address the childhood chronic disease crisis by investigating factors such as diet, environmental influences, and corporate practices.
Kennedy's agenda includes promoting transparency in health research and addressing the impact of ultra-processed foods and toxic chemicals on public health. He advocates for informed vaccine choices and aims to reform health policies to prioritize the well-being of Americans over corporate interests.
#crime
GB News: Channel 4 star guilty of 'breaking girlfriend's jaw' and 'pulling hair out' in five-year abuse ordeal
Jack Woodman, known from Channel 4's Bodyshockers, has been found guilty of grievous bodily harm and two counts of actual bodily harm against his girlfriend, Crystal Taffs. The Bristol Crown Court heard that Woodman subjected Taffs to a five-year campaign of abuse, culminating in a broken jaw and other violent incidents.
Taffs described multiple attacks, including being punched and threatened, which forced her to seek medical help. Following the verdict, her step-father called it a victory for all women facing domestic violence. Woodman's sentencing is pending, with the judge indicating a likely prison term.