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21 Feb 2025
#politics
Fox News: EXCLUSIVE: Red state governor says DOGE aligns with GOP’s ‘fiscal sanity’
Governors from across the U.S. are gathering in Washington, D.C., for the National Governors Association's winter meeting. Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves expressed optimism about the federal government's Department of Government Efficiency, claiming it aligns with Republican values of fiscal responsibility and aims to eliminate wasteful spending.
Reeves criticized Democrats for opposing government efficiency audits, questioning who benefits from the misuse of taxpayer dollars during the Biden administration. He highlighted the contrast between Trump and Biden, stating that Trump values governors' input and fosters collaboration, which he believes is crucial for economic growth and prosperity in states like Mississippi.
#society
Times Of Israel: October 7 changed Israel forever, but the ultra-Orthodox? Not so much, report suggests
Following the Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023, there was a brief surge of solidarity within Israeli society, including the ultra-Orthodox community. However, a report by Dr. Gilad Malach indicates that this momentum has not led to lasting change, particularly in military enlistment and integration into broader society.
The report highlights a slight increase in enlistment among ultra-Orthodox men, yet overall participation remains low compared to the growing number of Haredi youths. The gap in education, employment, and income between the Haredi community and the rest of Israeli society persists, with calls for more effective measures to encourage integration.
Fox News: Spring break warning: Most unlikely American tourist hot spots emerge as deadly risk
The Caribbean remains a favored spring break destination for Americans, with 16.3 million overnight stays booked in 2023. However, tourists are advised to exercise caution due to the region's significant drug trafficking issues and varying safety levels across islands.
While some islands are deemed safe, others, like Jamaica and Haiti, present serious risks. Travelers are urged to stay vigilant, especially in high-crime areas, and consider safety measures such as tracking devices. The U.S. State Department has issued travel advisories reflecting these concerns.
GB News: Every household in England set to have FOUR bins to 'solve' current 'muddled and confusing' waste collection schedule
Starting March 2025, every household in England will require four bins for waste management, a reduction from the previously proposed seven. This initiative aims to standardize recycling practices across the country, addressing confusion caused by varying local council policies.
The new system mandates weekly collection of food waste and establishes deadlines for businesses and local authorities to comply with core recyclable materials collection. The government emphasizes that these changes will streamline waste collection and improve recycling rates, which have stagnated since 2015.
Fox News: New law clamps down on homeless as blue city advocate admits the 'frustration' is justified
Fremont, California, has enacted a strict ban on camping on public property, imposing penalties like fines and jail time for those involved with homeless encampments. Advocates argue this reflects growing frustration over the homeless crisis, with some asserting the ordinance targets behaviors linked to homelessness rather than homelessness itself.
The ordinance aims to maintain public areas in a clean and safe condition, addressing concerns about public health and safety. It follows a broader trend in California and other states where cities are seeking to manage homelessness through stricter regulations.
Fox News: Delta plane crash survivor thought he might die when aircraft flipped: 'This is it'
A Delta Air Lines flight from Minneapolis to Toronto crash-landed at Pearson Airport, flipping over and catching fire. All 80 passengers and crew survived, though 21 were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Nate Richie, a passenger, described the terrifying moments as the plane rolled and exploded.
Richie, who suffered minor injuries, expressed relief at surviving the ordeal and emphasized the importance of cherishing loved ones. Delta is offering $30,000 to each passenger involved in the crash as part of their support.
Fox News: Air travelers who fear flying reveal their top rituals before boarding a plane
Many Americans experience anxiety about flying, prompting some to adopt rituals for comfort. Brian Morris created "Flight Deck: Fear Of Flying Flash Cards" to share tips for nervous flyers, including practices like tapping the plane, praying, or calling loved ones before boarding.
Travelers have reported various rituals, such as placing a hand on the plane, bringing personal items like blankets, or listening to specific songs for reassurance. These actions serve as coping mechanisms for those who struggle with flying anxiety.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Friday Focus: After 3 years of Ukraine War, should anyone care?
The Times of Israel launches a podcast series, Friday Focus, featuring diplomatic reporter Lazar Berman and deputy editor Amanda Borschel-Dan. They explore the implications of the ongoing Ukraine war as it approaches its three-year mark, examining competing narratives and Israel's position.
The episode also delves into former President Trump's perspective on the conflict and the U.S.'s role in funding it. The series aims to provide insights into the international ramifications of the war.
#health
Fox News: New Mexico reports Texas measles outbreak has now crossed it's border
Texas is experiencing a significant measles outbreak, nearly doubling in cases over two weeks, first reported in Gaines County. The highly contagious disease has spread into New Mexico, where eight cases have been confirmed, mostly among unvaccinated individuals.
Health officials are urging those with symptoms to seek medical care and are offering free vaccinations in Lea County. The outbreak is the worst in decades, prompting health departments to investigate and notify potentially exposed individuals.
#crime
Fox News: Luigi Mangione's CEO murder case raises concerns activist jurors may ignore evidence
Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, returns to court facing state murder and terrorism charges. The 26-year-old allegedly stalked and shot Thompson in December, with evidence suggesting premeditation. Supporters have raised over $500,000 for his defense, framing him as a "modern-day Robin Hood."
Concerns about potential jury nullification arise due to Mangione's portrayal as a symbol against corporate greed. Despite his supporters, legal experts believe the evidence against him is strong. Mangione faces multiple criminal proceedings, including a federal case that could lead to severe penalties.