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2 Feb 2024
#politics
Forbes: House GOP Subpoenas Fulton County DA Fani Willis Amid Trump Criminal Case
GOP-led House Judiciary Committee subpoenas Atlanta District Attorney Fani Willis over allegations of misusing federal funds and firing a whistleblower. Subpoena unrelated to Willis' criminal case against Trump.
Human Events: Farmers set bonfires in Brussels to protest EU decision to send $50 billion to Ukraine
Farmers protest in Brussels against EU's agricultural policies, causing chaos with bonfires and disruptions. Belgian PM calls for leaders to listen to their concerns. Farmers want fair prices and reduced administrative burden. European Commission promises assistance, but doubts remain.
Fox News: Wisconsin consultants label GOP's redistricting map proposals as gerrymanders
Consultants hired by the Wisconsin Supreme Court identified Republican Legislature and a conservative law firm's maps as partisan gerrymanders. The battle over redrawing state legislative districts in Wisconsin has significant political implications.
#society
GB News: Greta Thunberg: Court blames POLICE for 'unlawful' behaviour as charges against eco-warrior dropped
Greta Thunberg cleared of public order charge after judge deems police conditions "unlawful".
GB News: Ann Widdecombe hits out at ‘silly little school-girl’ Greta Thunberg
Ann Widdecombe criticizes Greta Thunberg for protesting in the UK instead of countries with higher carbon emissions like China and India. She believes Thunberg should listen to the police and argues that her actions represent disorder.
#economy
GB News: Octopus Energy launches new rewards and announces ‘surprise’ chance for 1 million to get money off energy bills
Octopus Energy is offering its customers rewards through its "Octoplus" scheme, including free weekly coffee at Greggs, discounted cinema tickets at ODEON, and day passes at the National Trust and National Trust for Scotland. Customers can earn points by reducing their energy consumption during specified periods or by submitting meter readings. These points can be exchanged for account credit, merchandise, or days out.
Forbes: Tech Mania: Meta Stock Has Best Day In A Decade As Amazon Shares Hit 2-Year High
Shares of Meta and Amazon surged to new highs after both companies reported strong earnings. Meta stock jumped about 20%, reaching a new record price, while Amazon saw a 7% increase. The founders of Meta and Amazon, Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos, also saw substantial increases in their net worth. Meanwhile, Apple, Google, and Tesla saw declines in their stock prices.
GB News: Millions of trees set to be chopped down in Scotland after SNP funding cuts
Funding cuts by the SNP may lead to the destruction of millions of trees in Scotland, jeopardizing the forestry sector and employment. The government's move contradicts their climate change commitments to increase tree-planting, leaving long-term damage.
#military
Le Monde: Debate grows on the revival of conscription in the UK
The UK army's chief of the general staff suggests forming a citizen army to prepare for war, sparking debate. Despite denials from the government, former military leaders support the idea. The UK's defense budget may also increase.
#culture
The Telegraph: Nigerian royals say Cambridge bosses ‘duped’ as Benin Bronzes row reignites
Cambridge University is facing pressure to return the Benin Bronzes to the king of the Benin people in Nigeria, after it was revealed that the treasures would become the king's private property. The university was accused of being "duped" into making deals with false claimants to the Bronzes. The Benin royal household insists that the artifacts belong to the king and should be returned directly.
Fox News: In New Orleans, demand for king cakes — a Mardi Gras traditional treat — surges
During Mardi Gras season, king cakes are in high demand at bakeries in New Orleans, making up a significant portion of their income. The tradition of king cakes dates back to ancient Rome and has evolved over the centuries.
#crime
Fox News: Migrant in corrosive substance attack is sex offender who converted to Christianity to claim asylum: report
Afghan migrant Abdul Shokoor Ezedi, a convicted sex offender, threw a corrosive substance at a woman and her daughters in London. He has previous failed attempts at claiming asylum and converted to Christianity to secure it. Ezedi is now wanted by the police.
#sports
Flag And Cross: Vicious Cheap Shot Crumples Liberty Basketball Player, Leads to Instant Ejection
NMSU basketball player ejected for punching opponent. Coach apologizes and suspends player.