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#politics
Liberty Nation News: Trump Torches the Deep State at a CPAC That Is Now Firmly MAGA - Liberty Nation News
During his CPAC address, Donald Trump presented a confident and determined persona, reflecting a shift from his previous demeanor. He criticized the Biden administration and highlighted what he perceives as abuses of power, emphasizing his actions to pardon political prisoners and revoke security clearances of former officials he deemed non-patriotic.
The CPAC straw poll results revealed a strong preference for Trump-aligned candidates, with JD Vance leading at 61%. This indicates that the MAGA movement has solidified its influence within the Republican Party, with most top contenders seen as loyal to Trump, contrasting with the more establishment figures at the bottom of the poll.
Liberty Nation News: From the Back Forty: The Big Apple Bites and Heartlanders Hoot - Liberty Nation News
Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell announced he will not seek re-election, prompting cheers in his home state. Meanwhile, New York Governor Kathy Hochul is facing pressure regarding Mayor Eric Adams, who has been indicted on multiple charges after criticizing the influx of illegal immigrants in NYC.
Former Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm is joining Edison International, raising concerns about the revolving door between government and corporate positions. This move follows significant taxpayer funding awarded to California entities during her tenure.
#society
GB News: Jeremy Clarkson blasts ‘miserable’ social media hypocrisy that ‘humiliates’ normal people
Jeremy Clarkson criticized social media for promoting unrealistic standards that humiliate ordinary people. He pointed out the hypocrisy of those advocating for compassion while simultaneously mocking the average individual, including himself, and lamented how this creates feelings of isolation and inadequacy.
Clarkson urged influencers to present a more authentic portrayal of their lives, suggesting that true compassion involves showing the struggles and imperfections that everyone faces. He emphasized the need for a shift in online narratives to foster a more relatable and honest social media environment.
Le Monde: After three years of war in Ukraine, many Russians take refuge in an 'inner black box'
Ania, a psychologist in Moscow, helps returning soldiers and civilians cope with the psychological effects of Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine. Many clients struggle with the dissonance between their public support for the Kremlin and their private opposition, leading to feelings of guilt and powerlessness.
The intense pressure of living dual lives is likened to a form of schizophrenia, as patients navigate their internal conflicts. Ania notes that it often takes several sessions for individuals to open up about their experiences, reflecting a broader sense of "inner exile" among Russians today.
Times Of Israel: As truce’s first stage winds down, families of hostages plead for more releases
Families of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza are urging the Israeli government to secure the release of all remaining captives as the first phase of a ceasefire deal concludes. Hostage relatives criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu for prioritizing political needs over the fate of the hostages, calling for negotiations to release all captives at once.
The ceasefire agreement, which halted fighting after the October 7 invasion, has seen only 30 living hostages released so far. Relatives express frustration over the stalled negotiations for the next phase, with Hamas demanding a complete ceasefire and Israeli withdrawal in exchange for the remaining hostages.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF deploys 3 tanks to Jenin for 1st time since 2002, as it expands West Bank op
Israeli tanks have been deployed to the West Bank for the first time in over 20 years as part of an expanded counter-terrorism operation, Operation Iron Wall. Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that the IDF will remain in cleared refugee camps for at least a year, preventing the return of around 40,000 displaced Palestinians.
The military's actions come in response to recent attacks originating from the West Bank, with operations ongoing in Jenin and surrounding areas. The IDF has reported significant casualties among Palestinian terror operatives but has also acknowledged civilian casualties during the operation.