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#politics
GB News: WATCH: Michael Knowles claims 'corrupt political order is ending' after JD Vance speech
Michael Knowles asserted that "liberal elites" at the Munich Security Conference have reason to be upset, suggesting their political dominance is waning. He commended JD Vance's speech, comparing it to Reagan's famous call to dismantle the Berlin Wall.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Sen. Joni Ernst Unveils Bill to Unplug $7.5 Billion Biden-Era Electric Vehicle Program
Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) has introduced legislation to terminate the Biden administration's $7.5 billion electric vehicle charging program, citing its inefficiency. The initiative has only resulted in 59 charging stations built over three years, leading Ernst to label it a "boondoggle."
Ernst's proposal is part of a broader $2 trillion plan aimed at reducing federal spending and government size. The Department of Transportation has also suspended the approval of state electric vehicle infrastructure plans pending a review of the program's guidance.
The Telegraph: Is the BBC now a mouthpiece for terrorists?
The BBC faces a serious crisis after airing a documentary narrated by the son of a Hamas leader, initially failing to disclose this connection. Conflicting statements from the BBC raise questions about editorial control and diligence in the production process, prompting scrutiny from Jewish television executives.
Accusations suggest that the BBC has a pattern of anti-Israel bias, with concerns over the involvement of individuals connected to Hamas in the documentary. The situation calls for an independent investigation into the BBC's editorial practices and its handling of sensitive content related to the ongoing conflict.
Fox News: Rand Paul endorses Trump 3 months after Election Day, admits 'I was wrong'
Sen. Rand Paul has endorsed Donald Trump for the 2024 presidential election, citing admiration for Trump's cabinet choices and his stance on Ukraine. Paul acknowledged his previous reluctance to endorse but expressed enthusiasm for Trump's initiatives and leadership qualities in a post on X.
Despite his endorsement, Paul maintained some reservations, particularly regarding Trump's tariffs and the selection of Lori Chavez-DeRemer for Labor Secretary. He previously indicated he would vote for Trump over Kamala Harris.
Breitbart: 'Extremely Concerning': EPA Uncovers $2 Billion Set Aside for Climate Group Linked to Stacey Abrams
The EPA has allocated $2 billion to Power Forward Communities, a climate group linked to Stacey Abrams, which reported only $100 in revenue since its founding in October 2023. This grant is part of the Biden administration's Green New Deal initiative aimed at financing home energy efficiency upgrades.
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin expressed concern over the allocation, highlighting the disparity between the organization's revenue and the grant amount. He criticized the lack of oversight in the distribution of funds, indicating that significant sums were awarded to a few entities with minimal transparency.
#society
Breitbart: Teen Dies After Injecting Himself with Butterfly Remains
A 14-year-old Brazilian boy, Davi Nunes Moreira, died after injecting himself with crushed butterfly remains mixed with water. He experienced severe symptoms for a week before succumbing in the hospital, with doctors suspecting an allergic reaction or infection as potential causes of death.
Authorities are investigating whether the boy's actions were part of a dangerous online challenge, a trend that has led to similar incidents among teens. The investigation awaits autopsy results to determine the official cause of death.
Fox News: Riley Gaines featured in Trump HHS website that builds on 'two sexes' executive order
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has issued guidance to implement sex-based definitions across the federal government, following President Trump's executive order aimed at "Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism." This includes policies to protect children from gender-related medical procedures and to ensure women's sports are reserved for biological females.
The new HHS approach emphasizes biological classifications, defining "sex" as immutable and establishing clear distinctions between male and female. This shift marks a departure from the previous administration's focus on reproductive rights, with HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. asserting a return to "biological truth." Legal challenges to these policies are anticipated from progressive and LGBT advocacy groups.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Zelensky is not a dictator, says Farage
Nigel Farage defended Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, stating he is "not a dictator," in response to Donald Trump's recent comments. Farage suggested that Trump's remarks should not always be taken literally, citing past tensions between Trump and Ukrainian leaders.
He emphasized the importance of Ukrainians having a timeline for elections while acknowledging the complex history involving Trump, Zelensky, and the Biden family.
Le Monde: Saudi Arabia, the hub of Donald Trump's Middle East diplomacy
US-Russia talks in Riyadh on February 18 present an opportunity for Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to enhance his image as a peacemaker. His close ties with Trump and potential influence on Middle Eastern issues, particularly the Palestinian question, could be pivotal.
MBS's relationship with Trump, including significant Saudi investments in the US, may provide leverage in negotiations. Trump has encouraged Saudi Arabia to lower oil prices to facilitate discussions with Russia regarding Ukraine.
Fox News: National security advisor Michael Waltz says Ukraine should 'tone down' Trump criticism
National Security Advisor Mike Waltz urged Ukraine to reduce its criticism of President Trump and consider signing an economic deal, which he believes would enhance their security. This comes after President Zelenskyy accused Trump of spreading disinformation regarding peace talks with Russia.
Waltz expressed frustration from U.S. officials over Ukraine's response to American aid and opportunities for investment in their economy. Despite ongoing military support, Zelenskyy rejected a proposal for U.S. ownership of Ukraine's rare earth minerals, citing insufficient security guarantees.
Breitbart: Starmer Rebuffs Trump, Reassures Zelensky It's OK to Cancel Elections
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak affirmed Ukraine's democratic status in a call with President Zelensky, countering Donald Trump's criticism of Ukraine's suspension of elections due to martial law amid the Russian invasion. Sunak emphasized that suspending democracy during wartime is reasonable, referencing the UK's own historical context.
Trump labeled Zelensky a dictator for not holding elections, igniting backlash from European leaders who defended Ukraine's situation. The ongoing war complicates the feasibility of elections, with Zelensky's administration stating that no elections will occur until the conflict concludes.
#culture
Forbes: Amazon Gains Creative Control Over James Bond Films—After Reported Tensions With Producers
Amazon has gained creative control over the James Bond franchise in a joint venture with longtime producers Michael Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, who will step back from future productions. This shift follows tensions regarding the direction of the franchise since Amazon's acquisition of MGM.
The deal marks a significant change in the franchise's management, as Amazon will now oversee decisions on casting and production timelines. No details have been finalized for the next Bond film, including the lead actor, after Daniel Craig's departure.