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20 Feb 2025
#politics
Fox News: NY Gov Hochul decides NYC Mayor Adams' fate; ramps up oversight of city's top official
New York Governor Kathy Hochul will not pursue the removal of NYC Mayor Eric Adams but will instead introduce legislation to enhance oversight of his office. Hochul emphasized the importance of democratic elections and the voters' will in her decision.
The proposed measures include appointing an independent monitor at City Hall and creating a special inspector general for NYC affairs. These actions aim to ensure the integrity of investigations and provide the city with more autonomy in legal matters against the federal government.
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: Mitch Bows Out
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell announced his retirement, stating he will not seek re-election in 2026. He reflected on his decades of service, emphasizing the honor of representing Kentucky.
In other political news, Trump signed executive orders aimed at reducing federal advisory boards and stopping taxpayer funding for illegal immigration. His approval rating stands at 47%.
The Federalist: Kash Patel Confirmed With Mandate To Clean House At FBI
Kash Patel has been confirmed as the new FBI Director in a narrow Senate vote of 51-49. His appointment comes amid opposition from Democrats who fear his potential to expose corruption within the agency, particularly regarding past investigations into Trump and his associates.
Patel, known for debunking the Steele dossier linked to the Russia investigation, aims to restore public trust in the FBI. He has pledged to ensure accountability and transparency within the agency, emphasizing a commitment to justice and a warning to those who threaten Americans.
Breitbart: Inside Bannon, Grenell's CPAC Party with Right-Wing Global Dignitaries
Right-wing leaders and MAGA supporters gathered at the Gaylord National Resort for a CPAC kickoff dinner hosted by Steve Bannon and Ric Grenell. The event featured prominent figures like Nigel Farage and highlighted themes of populism and opposition to the "administrative state."
Bannon urged attendees to take action against global elites and emphasized the importance of authenticity in politics, citing Trump's unique ability to connect with foreign leaders. He warned that the fight against perceived threats to the republic is ongoing and crucial for the future of the movement.
#society
Fox News: Massachusetts teachers' union disavows 'offensive images' after being accused of spreading antisemitism
The Massachusetts Teachers Association (MTA) will remove links to websites containing controversial materials accused of antisemitism. This decision follows a local hearing where MTA president Max Page faced scrutiny over educational resources that included offensive images criticizing Israel.
Governor Maura Healey condemned the materials as antisemitic and emphasized the need for appropriate educational guidance on the topic. The MTA defended its commitment to inclusivity and stated that the controversial images were not directly on their website but linked from external sources. The local ADL chapter welcomed the MTA's decision as a positive step.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Farage branded ‘plastic patriot’ over Ukraine 'silence' as Tory defector twists knife
Tim Montgomerie, a former Conservative advisor who joined Reform UK, urged the party to clarify its position on Russia and Ukraine, criticizing Nigel Farage for his silence on Trump's recent comments regarding the conflict. Montgomerie's call for action aligns with criticisms from other political figures, including Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey and Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham.
Montgomerie expressed concern that Trump has shifted from a humanitarian perspective to supporting the Kremlin, urging Reform UK to disavow Trump's stance and advocate for the people of Ukraine. He emphasized the need for British political leaders to take a stand against disinformation and prioritize national interests.
#economy
Le Monde: Behind the Trump offensive, a muted struggle for control of strategic metals
Donald Trump's recent actions, including raising tariffs on Chinese goods and conditioning arms deliveries to Ukraine on access to its mineral resources, signal a shift in the global strategic metals market. This move aims to reduce U.S. dependence on China for critical minerals essential for defense and industry.
Experts warn that Trump's approach may introduce significant uncertainty and inconsistency in market dynamics, as he seeks to secure resources from Ukraine and Greenland to bolster American industries. This reflects ongoing economic tensions between the U.S. and China, particularly in the realm of critical minerals.
Breitbart: Hyundai, Kia Plan to Boost American Auto Production to Avoid Trump Tariffs
Hyundai and Kia plan to increase U.S. production to sidestep President Trump's proposed 25% auto tariff, which aims to incentivize domestic manufacturing. The automakers are set to enhance output by 70% at their new Georgia plant, opening in March.
Trump's tariffs could significantly impact South Korea's auto exports to the U.S., prompting companies like Kia to reconsider their supply chains. Experts suggest that ramping up U.S. production will require substantial investment, raising concerns about the feasibility of such expansions under tariff pressures.
#culture
The Telegraph: Eurovision rapper enrages Italians with stereotyping song
Estonian rapper Tommy Cash has stirred controversy in Italy after winning the Eesti Laul contest to represent Estonia at Eurovision. His song "Espresso Macchiato" features humorous stereotypes about Italians, including references to coffee, spaghetti, and the mafia.
Cash performed in a mix of broken English and Italian, accompanied by dancers in black. The lyrics include playful jabs at Italian culture, such as "Mi money numeroso, I work around the clocko," and "Life is like spaghetti, it’s hard until you make it."
#health
Fox News: Experimental vaccine for common cancer shows potential in clinical trial
An experimental mRNA-based vaccine for pancreatic cancer at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center shows promise in reducing recurrence risk post-surgery. Early trial results indicate that half of the participants exhibited a lasting immune response, potentially aiding in long-term cancer-free survival.
Despite the encouraging findings, the vaccine is still in the early testing phase, with plans for larger studies. This personalized approach may also pave the way for therapeutic vaccines targeting other cancer types, addressing the urgent need for effective treatments for this challenging disease.