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20 Feb 2025
#politics
The Western Journal: Watch: Cops Put Ex-NFL Player on His Face After Unhinged MAGA Rant Turns Into Crime
Retired NFL punter Chris Kluwe was arrested during a Huntington Beach city council meeting while protesting a proposed "MAGA" plaque at the local library. Kluwe, a gay-rights activist, claimed the acronym represented a Nazi movement and approached council members before being detained for disrupting the assembly.
Kluwe argued that his actions were intended to inspire others to stand against what he termed propaganda, despite the irony of opposing the plaque while supporting other controversial events at public libraries. The incident highlights the ongoing tensions in American political discourse.
Breitbart: Watch Live: CPAC 2025 Day One
The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) 2025 commenced on February 20 in National Harbor, MD. Notable speakers include Vice President JD Vance, Energy Secretary Chris Wright, House Speaker Mike Johnson, and Reform UK leader Nigel Farage.
The event runs from February 19-22 and features a lineup of conservative politicians and pundits.
Fox News: Kash Patel's confirmation as Trump FBI pick 'will haunt you,' Senate Dems warn GOP ahead of vote
Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee are warning Republicans that confirming FBI Director nominee Kash Patel will have negative repercussions. They claim Patel is unqualified and have raised concerns about his past actions, including alleged threats against perceived enemies within the FBI.
Senators Richard Blumenthal and Dick Durbin emphasized that supporting Patel could haunt Republicans politically, citing whistleblower reports of his involvement in employee terminations. Patel's team has denied these allegations, asserting that his actions during the confirmation process have been transparent.
The Western Journal: Fact Check: Did DOGE Post Classified Info on Website? Absolutely Not - Biden Posted It in 2024
Senator Tim Kaine claimed on "Fox News Sunday" that the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) posted classified information on its website, alleging it harmed veterans. However, the information in question was publicly available data from a federal database, last updated in May 2024.
DOGE clarified that the data referenced by Kaine was accessible on the Office of Personnel Management’s FedScope website and had been available since March 2024. Critics argue that the Democrats' attacks on DOGE and Elon Musk are unfounded and misrepresent the nature of the information shared.
#society
Fox News: 21 baby registry essentials to grab during Amazon's February baby sale
Expectant parents can benefit from creating an Amazon baby registry, allowing friends and family to contribute to essential baby items. The registry is user-friendly, offers personalization options, and includes perks like a welcome box and discounts during the February Baby Sale.
The sale features significant savings on popular baby products, including sound machines, monitors, and strollers. Amazon Prime members can enjoy quick delivery, making it easier to prepare for a new arrival.
GB News: Leading geologist delivers verdict on chaotic Surrey sinkhole: 'Worrying stuff!'
A massive sinkhole in Godstone, Surrey, has prompted evacuations and a major incident declaration. Geologist Dougal Jerram explained that the area's geological makeup, specifically the Lower Green Sand formation, makes it particularly prone to landslips, leading to the sinkhole's development.
The sinkhole, which reached 65 feet in length, has caused concerns about further collapses and potential explosions from exposed cables. Surrey County Council is conducting investigations and repairs, which are expected to take months, while maintaining a safety cordon around the site.
Human Events: South African musician calls white South Africans ‘inferior,’ ‘wild dogs’ in viral clip
Nota Baloyi, a South African music producer, faced backlash for calling white South Africans "inferior" and likening them to animals during a podcast. He claimed that white people have Neanderthal blood and are losing power, stating they are "just below human beings."
Elon Musk shared the clip, prompting Baloyi to defend his remarks as factual. Former National Assembly member Renaldo Gouws criticized the lack of action from the South African Human Rights Commission regarding such statements.
Breitbart: Farage: Revive 'Judeo-Christian' Values to Solve Birthrate Problem
Nigel Farage, speaking with Jordan Peterson at the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship, emphasized the need for a return to "Judeo-Christian" values and optimism to combat declining birth rates in the UK, which fell to 1.44 children per woman in 2023. He criticized current political attitudes and the green agenda as obstacles to a thriving society.
Farage argued that instilling a positive outlook and promoting hard work are essential for reversing this trend. His party, Reform UK, is gaining popularity, leading in polls with 27%, and aims to reindustrialize Britain and enhance energy independence.
Times Of Israel: Israeli citizen detained for months by Palestinian police, in breach of Oslo Accords
Muhammad Odeh, a 21-year-old Israeli citizen, has been detained by Palestinian Authority forces in the West Bank for five months without legal recourse or charges. His family claims he was wrongfully accused of robbery and is enduring harsh conditions in a Nablus facility, leading to severe distress.
Despite the Oslo Accords stipulating Israeli jurisdiction over its citizens, Israeli authorities have not secured Odeh's release. His father has filed complaints, but they were closed without resolution. Lawyers emphasize the need for immediate action to prevent further risk to Odeh's life.
The Western Journal: Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, Accused of Stealing Her New Logo: 'They Are Nearly Identical'
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, is facing backlash for her new brand logo, which resembles the coat of arms of the Spanish town of Porreres. The mayor expressed concern over the similarity, stating it undermines their cultural identity and has prompted numerous inquiries.
Despite the controversy, the mayor indicated a willingness to collaborate with Meghan on marketing their local jam. Experts criticized Meghan's team for not identifying the potential trademark issues, suggesting that the situation could lead to legal complications.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Mandelson faces a greater challenge in Trump than any ambassador before him
The newly arrived British ambassador, Lord Mandelson, faces significant challenges as the US administration's policies threaten UK economic interests and European security. Tariffs on UK steel and aluminum exports and concerns over US negotiations with Russia regarding Ukraine are pressing issues.
Mandelson must prioritize these concerns while navigating the complexities of US-European relations. The potential for trade wars may impact the UK economy, while the exclusion of Ukraine from peace talks raises alarms about the future of European security. A deeper regulatory alignment with the EU could help mitigate some economic risks.
Human Events: UK prepared to send fighter jets to ‘police’ Ukraine’s skies if peace agreement is reached: report
The UK plans to deploy Typhoon fighter jets for air patrols in Ukraine as part of a peacekeeping initiative, aiming to assist without large ground troop commitments. Meanwhile, US and Russian officials met to discuss the war, but European nations were absent, raising concerns about their role in peace efforts.
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov rejected European-led peacekeeping forces, while UK officials consider an air policing mission. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy insists any agreement must involve Ukraine directly, and there are discussions about holding elections before finalizing a peace deal.
Breitbart: Group of Chinese Warships Approaching Australia's East Coast
Three Chinese warships are being monitored by Australian and New Zealand militaries as they travel along Australia's east coast, raising concerns over their mission. Defense Minister Richard Marles stated that while the ships are operating in international waters, their presence is unusual.
The Chinese military's deployment coincides with heightened regional tensions, and both Australia and New Zealand are coordinating their surveillance efforts. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese emphasized that the ships are complying with international law while the situation is closely observed.
#culture
Outdoor Photographer: Hilarious Photo of Stuck Squirrel Wins Comedy Wildlife Awards - Outdoor Photographer
The Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards has announced its overall winner for 2024, with Italian photographer Milko Marchetti taking the top prize for his amusing image titled “Stuck Squirrel.” The photo, featuring a squirrel in a humorous pose, was chosen from a record 9,000 entries.
Nikon Europe praised Marchetti's work for capturing the whimsical moments of nature, highlighting the emotional impact of wildlife photography. Entries for the 2025 awards will open soon.
#history
Fox News: Ancient tomb of Pharaoh Thutmose II unearthed by archaeologists in Egypt
Archaeologists from Egypt and Britain have uncovered the long-lost tomb of King Thutmose II, located near the Valley of the Kings. This marks the first royal tomb discovery since King Tutankhamen's tomb in 1922, with artifacts confirming the tomb's ownership found inside.
The tomb, discovered in poor condition due to flooding, contained alabaster jars inscribed with Thutmose II's name and funerary furniture, a first for this king. Experts deem this find a significant archaeological breakthrough, providing insights into the history of the region.
#crime
Fox News: Menendez brothers discuss 'bullying and trauma' in prison in rare public remarks, new podcast interview
Erik Menendez, convicted alongside his brother for the 1989 murders of their parents, shared his experiences of bullying and trauma in California's prison system during a podcast interview. He described prison life as dangerous and noted improvements in conditions over the years.
The Menendez brothers, both serving life sentences without parole, may have their sentences reconsidered under a new California law. They are scheduled for resentencing hearings next month, and Erik expressed cautious hope for their future, while Lyle discussed a prison green space project he would like to continue if released.