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#politics
Fox News: Blue state serves up 'gift' to criminals with new bill that would further tie cops' hands: retired chief
A policing bill in Illinois may prevent officers from pulling people over for traffic infractions. Critics argue that it would benefit criminals and defund the police. The bill is meant to start a conversation on justice reforms and racial profiling.
Fox News: Haley says 'closing the gap' with Trump in South Carolina's Republican presidential primary is her goal
Nikki Haley acknowledges that winning her home state of South Carolina is not necessary to keep her campaign for the Republican presidential nomination alive. Despite facing a significant lead from Donald Trump in the polls, Haley wants to continue closing the gap and remain competitive leading up to Super Tuesday. She emphasizes the need to keep the momentum going, with the goal of getting closer to Trump in the race.
Fox News: Trump, Haley battle for big donors while Biden campaign sits on massive cash reserve
President Biden's reelection campaign ended with $117 million in its coffers, ahead of GOP rivals. Trump's campaign closed out the year with $33 million, and Nikki Haley ended with $15 million. Trump donors contributed $188 million in 2023, but legal bills offset the total. Haley continues to receive steady campaign donations.
#society
Times Of Israel: Senior BBC employee accused of repeated antisemitic posts, Holocaust denial
BBC employee faces scrutiny over sharing antisemitic posts on Facebook. Posts reference extremist ideology and promote conspiracy theories and Holocaust denial. BBC states that it takes allegations seriously and will take appropriate action.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: How EU leaders forced Viktor Orban to fold and support Ukraine aid
After intense negotiations, the European Union successfully persuaded Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban to support the €50 billion aid package for Ukraine. Orban secured a commitment for regular debates on fund implementation, but no major concessions were made. The EU countries hope to make the first payments to Ukraine in March.
Times Of Israel: To stand up for Israel, Mideast expert agrees to be ‘punching bag’ for Arab media
An Israeli woman, Idit Bar, regularly appears on BBC Arabic news channels to defend the Jewish state against accusations and discuss divisions within Israeli society. She faces hostility and harsh allegations but believes it's important to represent Israel on these panels. Bar uses her knowledge of Arabic and the Arab world to counter their portrayal of Israel and bring a different perspective to Arab viewers. She also addresses sensitive topics like Islamic fundamentalism and the influence of Iran in the Middle East.
Fox News: Top Republicans blast Biden for replacing John Kerry with John Podesta, who called CCP official 'friend'
Republicans express concern over President Biden's appointment of John Podesta, who has close ties to Chinese officials, as America's top climate diplomat. They believe Podesta's appointment could hinder transparency and affect negotiations with China on climate issues. They also argue that China's expansion of coal power contradicts its commitment to combating climate change.
Times Of Israel: Top UK diplomat Cameron: No recognition of Palestinian state until Hamas out of Gaza
British Foreign Secretary David Cameron said UK could recognize a Palestinian state after a ceasefire in Gaza without waiting for Israel-Palestine talks. He believes it would give Palestinians hope for a better future and contribute to long-term peace in the region. However, recognition is contingent on Hamas leaders leaving Gaza, which they have rejected.
#crime
Fox News: Father of Temple University police officer shot on duty tells Philadelphia DA he's 'not going away'
The family of fallen Sgt. Christopher Fitzgerald is calling on Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner to pursue the death penalty against the suspect who allegedly gunned him down during a carjacking attempt. The suspect, Miles Pfeffer, has been charged with murder and other related charges. Fitzgerald, a husband and father of five, was fatally shot by Pfeffer while trying to stop a group of teenagers dressed in black from committing a carjacking. The Fitzgerald family believes that the death penalty is necessary in this case.
Fox News: Manson family cultist Bruce Davis has parole hearing postponed after appearing on true crime podcast
Bruce Davis, a member of Charles Manson's cult, had his parole hearing postponed after appearing on a true crime podcast. They discussed his Christian faith and Manson's influence over followers, but not his crimes. Davis has been denied parole multiple times since his 1972 incarceration.
Fox News: Kansas City Chiefs fans deaths: Party host's rehab could be legal strategy, experts say
Kansas City Chiefs watch party host Jordan Willis checked himself into rehab while his three friends were found dead in his backyard. Experts suggest he may be trying to avoid criminal charges or mitigate potential sentencing. The deaths are not being investigated as homicides, and Willis has not been accused of any wrongdoing by the police. The families of the deceased met with the prosecutor, who is waiting for the police investigation to conclude. Speculations about drug overdose and fentanyl poisoning have been made. Rehab may be used to reduce potential sentences if charges are filed.
#sports
GB News: POLL OF THE DAY: Is Britain's sport going woke as new report calls rugby 'child abuse'? – VOTE NOW
New research claims that rugby poses a serious risk of brain injury to children and should be considered a form of child abuse. The study argues that children should not be intentionally subjected to brain injuries from high-impact sports, as these injuries can lead to conditions like dementia and Parkinson's later in life. The Rugby Football Union emphasizes player welfare but maintains that the sport provides significant physical and mental health benefits.
#other
The Telegraph: Three people killed and hundreds injured in Kenya gas explosion
A massive fire caused by a gas truck explosion in Nairobi leaves three people dead and over 270 injured. The inferno damages vehicles, commercial properties, and residential houses.