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20 Feb 2025
#politics
Human Events: Mexico moves to change constitution to protect ‘sovereignty’ after US designates Mexican cartels as terror organizations
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum plans to propose constitutional reforms to protect the nation's sovereignty after the U.S. designated six Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. Sheinbaum expressed concerns about potential U.S. military intervention and emphasized the need for Mexico's authorization for any foreign involvement in investigations.
Additionally, Sheinbaum is considering legal action against American gun manufacturers, citing that a significant percentage of firearms used in crimes in Mexico originate from the U.S. Her proposed reforms aim to strengthen restrictions on foreign agents in Mexico, building on previous laws that limit U.S. agency autonomy.
The Western Journal: Watch: Trump Baits Haters by Suggesting He Give Himself the Medal of Honor - They Fall for It, And It's Hilarious
During a speech at the Future Investment Initiative Institute Priority Summit in Miami, President Donald Trump humorously suggested he should award himself the Congressional Medal of Honor for his bravery during a flight. His self-deprecating joke elicited laughter from the audience but drew predictable backlash from his critics in the media.
Trump's comments were met with edited clips and negative reactions from some detractors, who failed to recognize the humor in his remarks. However, some observers noted that Trump is adept at anticipating and provoking reactions from his opponents, effectively controlling the narrative.
Breitbart: Former NFL Punter Chris Kluwe Arrested After Protesting 'MAGA Plaque' at California City Council Meeting
Former NFL punter Chris Kluwe was arrested at a Huntington Beach City Council meeting after protesting a MAGA-themed sign at the library. He linked MAGA supporters to Nazis during his speech and attempted to engage in civil disobedience, leading to his arrest for disrupting the assembly.
Kluwe, known for his advocacy on left-wing issues, was released four hours later. His actions drew applause from the audience as he was taken away by police.
Fox News: CHRISTOPHER RUFO: How DOGE could take down the Department of Education
President Trump's second administration has seen significant actions in its first 100 days, notably through Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). This initiative aims to eliminate waste and ideological programs within the federal government, focusing on reducing workforce and canceling contracts.
DOGE has already made strides, including the cancellation of $350 million in grants from the Department of Education linked to controversial ideologies. The initiative reflects a new speed in government action, utilizing social media to identify and address waste. However, challenges remain as the entrenched bureaucracy may resist these changes.
Breitbart: President Trump Invites 'Governor Trudeau' Join Him to Watch 4 Nations Final
Tensions ran high during the Team USA vs. Canada hockey game, with President Trump suggesting Canada could become the "51st State" and inviting Prime Minister Trudeau to watch the game. The match saw multiple fights and booing of the American anthem from Canadian fans.
The political backdrop contributed to the charged atmosphere, with Team USA's coach noting the impact of current events on the rivalry. The two teams will face off again for the championship on Thursday.
CNSNews: Biden EPA Stashed $2 Billion for Stacey Abrams-Linked Group in Outside Account
The Biden Administration's EPA has reportedly allocated $20 billion in an off-government account for "green" initiatives, including a $2 billion grant to Power Forward Communities, a nonprofit linked to Stacey Abrams. This organization has only reported $100 in revenue since its establishment in late 2023.
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin criticized the funding scheme, stating it was designed to limit oversight and expedite the distribution of taxpayer dollars. He emphasized the need for accountability in government spending and vowed to recover the funds for taxpayers.
Forbes: Senate Confirms Kash Patel With 2 Republicans Opposing—What To Know About Trump’s New FBI Director
The Senate confirmed Kash Patel as FBI director with a narrow 51-49 vote, despite opposition from Senators Collins and Murkowski, who cited concerns over his political activities and potential bias. Democrats warned that Patel's confirmation could lead to a political disaster within the FBI.
Patel, a loyalist to former President Trump, has faced scrutiny for his past actions and statements, including his involvement in controversial investigations and his views on political enemies. His confirmation is seen as a significant move that may influence the FBI's direction and integrity.
#society
Breitbart: HHS Releases New Guidance on Gender Definitions
The Department of Health and Human Services, led by Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has issued new guidance affirming that there are only two genders: male and female. This aligns with President Donald Trump's executive orders aimed at restoring what the administration calls "biological truth" in government policies.
The HHS clarified definitions of sex and gender, emphasizing immutable biological classifications and outlining protections for women’s sports and children from gender-related medical procedures. Officials stated that recognizing biological differences is essential for effective medical practices.
Breitbart: Israelis Mourn, Salute Dead Hostages After Hamas Stages Gruesome Handover
Israel mourns the return of four hostages, including an elderly man and two young children, killed during their abduction by Hamas on October 7. This handover is part of a ceasefire deal, with 33 hostages being returned, while 66 remain captive.
Hamas claims the hostages died due to Israeli airstrikes, a statement that remains unverified. The coffins were transferred to the Red Cross and then to the IDF, where a ceremony was held to honor the victims. Israelis gathered to pay their respects, singing the national anthem.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Cruz: Ukraine-Russia War 'Caused by Joe Biden Weakness'
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) criticized the Biden administration for its handling of foreign policy, claiming that Biden's perceived weakness led to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. He argued that while Europe should contribute more to defense, the primary issue was Biden's approach, which emboldened adversaries.
Cruz emphasized that the current foreign policy landscape has changed, suggesting that adversaries are more cautious under former President Trump's leadership. He believes that a strong U.S. stance is crucial for deterring aggression from hostile nations.
Times Of Israel: Dermer in US to meet Witkoff on ‘difficult’ phase two of hostage-ceasefire deal
Israeli Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer is set to meet US Mideast envoy Steve Witkoff to discuss the second phase of the hostage release and ceasefire deal with Hamas. Negotiations are expected to focus on the end of the war in Gaza, amid mixed signals about the likelihood of progress.
Witkoff indicated that phase two poses challenges, particularly regarding Hamas's role in Gaza's governance. Meanwhile, Israeli officials have suggested a potential return to military action against Hamas if negotiations do not advance. President Isaac Herzog emphasized the importance of continuing negotiations to bring all hostages home.
#economy
Le Monde: Javier Milei and the crypto scandal revealing large-scale manipulation
Argentina's President Javier Milei faces backlash over the collapse of the cryptocurrency libra, which he promoted. The crash led to an investigation and significant financial losses for investors, estimated at nearly $300 million, as Milei distances himself from responsibility.
The situation has sparked widespread anger among those affected, with Milei attributing the failure to "private individuals and companies." The fallout continues to unfold as the public seeks accountability for the debacle.
Forbes: California Bullet Train At Risk As Trump Administration Opens Funding Review
California's high-speed rail project, initially estimated at $33 billion, now faces potential funding cuts of $4 billion after a review by the Transportation Department. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy criticized the rising costs and unclear timelines, questioning the project's viability for taxpayers.
Despite the challenges, the state rail authority maintains that all funds are accounted for and welcomes the investigation. Meanwhile, a private bullet train project connecting Las Vegas to Los Angeles appears to have the administration's support.
#military
GB News: 'Time to save the West!' Security expert calls for conscription in UK as tensions escalate
A prominent security expert has urged the UK to adopt a modern conscription system due to increasing worries about military preparedness. Professor Anthony Glees highlighted that the country's conventional forces may not be sufficient for upcoming conflicts in Europe.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Towards a Middle Earth Metaphysical
The discussion explores the nature of beings like fairies, gnomes, and aliens, suggesting they inhabit a "Middle Earth" realm between the physical and spiritual. This challenges the traditional binary view held by both religious and materialist perspectives, proposing a third category for unexplained experiences.
C.S. Lewis's theories on these entities include them being a distinct species, demoted angels, spirits of the dead, or demons. The idea of a Middle Earth allows for encounters that defy strict categorization, appealing to both fantasy enthusiasts and those intrigued by the unknown.
#health
Le Monde: US aid freeze fuels fears of renewed AIDS epidemic: 'People are going to die'
The recent 90-day freeze on US foreign aid by the Trump administration has raised concerns over the future of HIV/AIDS programs globally. While a waiver allows continued support for some initiatives, the overall impact threatens critical prevention and treatment efforts, particularly in Africa, where the epidemic remains severe.
Organizations reliant on US funding face operational halts, jeopardizing access to antiretroviral treatments and prevention services. The freeze disrupts the fight against HIV, risking a resurgence of the virus among vulnerable populations and stalling vital research efforts.