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#politics
The Mirror: 11 wild things I saw at Trump fan convention - Donald cigars and donkey shooting
The CPAC 2025 convention showcased a range of eccentricities and fervent support for Donald Trump, featuring notable figures like Mike Lindell and Steve Bannon. Attendees engaged with bizarre merchandise, including Trump cigars and a $2,500 watch, while January 6th rioters received celebrity status among supporters.
Trump's speech resonated with the crowd, reinforcing his narratives and expressing gratitude to January 6th participants. The event highlighted the shift of CPAC into a MAGA-centric gathering, marked by a stark divide between attendees and a lone protester expressing dissent.
The Western Journal: Trump Makes New Elon Announcement - Just When Libs Thought It Couldn't Get Worse, It Has
Donald Trump is intensifying his agenda in his new presidency, praising Elon Musk for exposing government waste. He urged Musk to be more aggressive in his efforts, which has alarmed liberals already concerned about Trump's approach to issues like immigration and foreign relations.
Musk's commitment to Trump's call has further unsettled progressives, as he leads initiatives targeting inefficiencies in federal agencies. Trump's supporters are enthusiastic about this direction, viewing it as a continuation of his previous administration's bold actions.
The Telegraph: Elon Musk predicts AfD will win next German election
Elon Musk predicted that the far-Right AfD party could gain power in Germany by 2029 after its leader, Alice Weidel, celebrated a significant election result where the party secured 20% of the vote. Musk congratulated Weidel and criticized establishment parties for hindering the AfD's rise.
Weidel expressed excitement over Musk's support, noting a call from him following the election. Both Musk and U.S. Vice President JD Vance have voiced concerns about what they see as anti-democratic measures preventing the AfD from gaining power.
The Mirror: Trump's government faces 'collapse' in just 30 days - 'it's already over'
Democratic strategist James Carville predicts that Donald Trump's administration will face a "massive collapse" within 30 days, citing low approval ratings and public discontent. Despite Trump's recent electoral victory, Carville believes the administration is already crumbling.
Carville advises Democrats to remain passive, anticipating challenges for Republicans in passing legislation amidst a potential government shutdown. Trump's controversial foreign policy comments and slipping approval ratings further complicate his position.
Fox News: Newly sworn-in FBI Director Kash Patel welcomes Dan Bongino as deputy director: 'He’s a cops cop'
FBI Director Kash Patel announced Dan Bongino as the new Deputy Director of the FBI, praising his leadership and integrity. Bongino, a former NYPD officer and Secret Service agent, expressed his commitment to supporting dedicated FBI personnel.
President Trump endorsed Bongino's appointment, highlighting his passion for the country. Bipartisan reactions followed, with some Republican leaders expressing confidence in Bongino's ability to restore accountability within the FBI.
#society
Le Monde: Gérard Depardieu probed for tax fraud and money laundering
French actor Gérard Depardieu is under investigation for aggravated tax fraud and money laundering, with allegations of falsely declaring his tax residency in Belgium since 2013. The inquiry includes searches in France and Belgium, dating back to 2013.
Additionally, Depardieu is set to face trial in March for sexual assault charges related to a 2021 film and has been accused of rape, which he denies. The outcome of the rape case is pending a judge's decision on whether to proceed to trial.
#foreignaffairs
The Mirror: Putin cronies 'face being banned from entering UK' under new sanctions
The UK is implementing new measures to exclude Putin-linked oligarchs from entering the country, targeting those who provide significant support to Russia amid its ongoing war in Ukraine. Security Minister Dan Yarvis emphasized the importance of border security in protecting national interests.
Foreign Secretary David Lammy is set to announce a significant sanctions package against Russia, marking the anniversary of its invasion of Ukraine. Meanwhile, Labour leader Keir Starmer insists that any discussions to end the war must include Ukraine, highlighting the necessity for their involvement in negotiations.
Fox News: US-Ukraine rift breaks out at United Nations on 3rd anniversary of the war
The U.S. is advocating for a U.N. resolution commemorating the third anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine war that does not emphasize Ukraine's territorial integrity, contrasting with a more detailed resolution proposed by Ukraine and its European allies. The U.S. draft seeks to promote peace and a swift end to the conflict, while Ukraine's resolution holds Russia accountable for the invasion.
Tensions are rising as the U.S. urges Ukraine to withdraw its resolution, which it refuses to do. Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasizes the need for commitment to peace, while Ukrainian President Zelenskyy expresses willingness to resign for peace or NATO membership. Russian officials remain opposed to Ukraine's NATO aspirations.
#health
GB News: NHS forks out eye-watering payout as woman developed 'addiction to Candy Crush' after taking prescribed medication
An Essex woman has received £170,000 in compensation from the NHS after developing a Candy Crush addiction linked to dopamine agonist medication prescribed for restless leg syndrome. The NHS admitted the GP failed to inform her about potential side effects, which can lead to impulse control disorders.
This case follows another NHS payout of £100,000 to a man who developed a gambling addiction from similar medication. Both cases highlight the risks associated with dopamine agonists, which can affect impulse control in a significant number of patients.