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20 Feb 2025
#politics
Fox News: Trump approval rating hits 47%, as American name his most significant move so far: poll
President Trump's approval rating stands at 47%, according to a recent CNN poll, marking the highest level since his first term. The poll indicates that 28% of Americans view his border security efforts as his most significant achievement, while many believe he needs to do more on everyday prices.
Other polls, including those from Quinnipiac, Gallup, and Reuters/Ipsos, show Trump’s approval ratings slightly lower, ranging from 44% to 45%. Despite mixed results, Trump's early presidency actions, including executive orders, have been noted as fulfilling campaign promises and making significant government changes.
#society
On The Water: Newly-Minted Conservation Officers Seize Illegal Lobsters and Shellfish from NYC Fish Markets
Environmental Conservation Officers conducted inspections of fish markets in Queens and Kings County, seizing a total of 97 undersized lobsters and issuing violations for illegal clams and tautog tags. The inspections were part of training for new ECOs to enforce New York's marine regulations.
Businesses received tickets for violations, with cases to be heard in Queens County Criminal Court. New York law mandates that lobsters must be between 3 ⅜ and 5 ¼ inches to be legally possessed.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Herzog asks forgiveness, coalition MKs invoke Amalek as slain hostages handed over
President Isaac Herzog expressed deep sorrow and asked for forgiveness after the bodies of four Israeli hostages, believed to be Shiri Bibas and her two sons, Ariel and Kfir, and Oded Lifshitz, were returned by Hamas. Herzog's statements reflected the nation's grief, while other Israeli leaders reacted with anger towards Hamas.
International diplomats also condemned Hamas's actions, emphasizing the tragedy faced by the families. As the identification process begins, calls for the release of remaining hostages continue, with 66 still held in Gaza. The situation underscores ongoing tensions and the humanitarian crisis stemming from the conflict.
GB News: Putin confirms Ukraine WILL be included in future peace talks as Moscow welcomes Russia-US discussions
Vladimir Putin has expressed satisfaction with recent Russia-US talks in Riyadh, asserting that Ukraine will be included in future peace negotiations despite its absence from the discussions. He emphasized that both Moscow and Washington expect Ukraine's participation moving forward.
Former President Donald Trump criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, calling him a "dictator" and accusing him of leading the US into an "unwinnable war." Trump, now back in the White House, has pledged to resolve the Russia-Ukraine conflict swiftly and suggested earlier peace negotiations could have benefited Ukraine.
Le Monde: France returns its only military base to Côte d'Ivoire
France has officially returned its military base in Côte d'Ivoire to local authorities, marking the end of its long-standing presence at the site. The transfer was celebrated by both French and Ivorian defense ministers, who emphasized the evolving but ongoing partnership between the two nations.
The Port-Bouet military camp, operational since 1978, played a significant role in stabilizing Côte d'Ivoire amid political turmoil. While French troops are withdrawing, around 100 will remain for training and support, reflecting a shift in France's military relations in Africa following recent troop departures from other nations.
#military
The Telegraph: The UK is largely defenceless against Russian missiles and drones
The Telegraph is featuring essays on the inadequacies of Britain's armed forces, focusing on Integrated Air and Missile Defence (IAMD) as a critical capability amid global threats. Despite having the fifth-largest defense budget, the UK's IAMD readiness is lacking against evolving missile and drone threats.
Current capabilities include Quick Reaction Alert jets and the F-35B, but reliance on ground-based radars limits detection of low-flying threats. The RAF's upcoming E-7 Wedgetail aims to enhance early warning, yet challenges remain in effectively countering potential attacks.
#culture
The Federalist: For America's 250th Celebration, Bring Back The Freedom Train
Planning for the 250th anniversary of American independence in 2026 is lagging compared to the Bicentennial in 1976, largely due to recent cultural shifts. The establishment of Task Force 250 aims to create a nationwide celebration, reminiscent of the American Freedom Train that showcased American history.
Reviving the American Freedom Train could enhance the Quarter-Millennial festivities, making it a year-long celebration across the country. The train previously connected millions to America's heritage, and with proper planning, it could serve as a symbol of national unity and pride once again.