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#politics
Fox News: Biden advisor called out over 'delusional' defense of former president by liberal commentators
Mike Donilon, a senior advisor to President Biden, faced backlash from liberal commentators for claiming it was "insane" to consider removing Biden from the 2024 race after a poor debate performance. Critics, including former Obama advisor David Axelrod, labeled his remarks as delusional and out of touch.
Commentators argued that Donilon's defense of Biden's debate performance was an attempt to rewrite history, with some asserting that the president's struggles were significantly more damaging than typical poor debate showings. They expressed concern over the implications for the Democratic Party's future.
Fox News: SCOTUS turns down abortion clinic buffer zone challenge, Thomas slams 'abdication' of duty
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge from pro-life activists against protest restrictions around abortion clinics in Illinois, which they argue violate their First Amendment rights. The case, Coalition Life v. City of Carbondale, was dismissed, leading to a dissent from Justice Clarence Thomas.
Thomas criticized the court's refusal to review the case, stating it missed an opportunity to clarify the legal landscape surrounding "buffer zones" established after a previous ruling. He emphasized the need for the court to address the implications of the Hill v. Colorado decision, which upheld similar restrictions.
Human Events: Germany’s likely next chancellor reverses course on promised border closures after party’s national win
Friedrich Merz, leader of Germany's CDU, clarified that the party will not close borders despite earlier campaign promises for stricter immigration controls. He emphasized ongoing support for increased border checks and measures against illegal entry but ruled out coalition with the right-wing AfD.
The recent election saw the AfD gain significant support, capturing nearly 20% of the vote, while Chancellor Olaf Scholz's SPD faced a major defeat, securing only 16-16.5%. Scholz acknowledged the loss, calling it "bitter" and accepting responsibility for the outcome.
Fox News: Trump flag in Massachusetts police station gym divides town as chief, official feud over its removal: report
A Massachusetts town administrator faces a hearing regarding his potential termination after a dispute with the local police chief over a Trump flag displayed in the police gym. The administrator, James Ryan, ordered the flag's removal, claiming it violated civil rights, while Police Chief Dennis Minnich argues the demand was unlawful.
Minnich has since filed a complaint against Ryan, alleging dishonesty and a hostile work environment. Ryan's attorney claims the Select Board's decision to terminate him is based solely on Minnich's allegations, and the police chief has been accused of turning the situation into a political spectacle.
The Mirror: Suspended Labour MP Mike Amesbury jailed for 10 weeks after 3am punch
Suspended Labour MP Mike Amesbury has been sentenced to 10 weeks in prison for assault after pleading guilty to punching a man during a street altercation. The incident occurred after Amesbury, who had been drinking, was confronted about a local bridge closure.
The court deemed an immediate custodial sentence necessary as both punishment and deterrent. His imprisonment could lead to a recall petition that may trigger a by-election for his Commons seat if enough voters sign it.
Liberty Nation News: HHS Job Cuts: Pork or Purge? - Liberty Nation News
Mainstream media criticism of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s brief role at HHS has intensified, framing cost-cutting measures as harmful to public health. Meanwhile, the federal debt surpasses $36 trillion, with Democrats accused of hypocrisy regarding fiscal responsibility after years of excessive spending.
Despite claims of significant layoffs at HHS, the agency's workforce remains larger than in 2019. The narrative of a gutted department is challenged by evidence of increased staffing and ongoing essential services. The push for accountability and efficiency within government is framed as necessary to address rampant fraud and waste.
Fox News: New DOGE bill would target more than $200B in annual improper payments from safety nets, lawmaker says
A new bill, the Payment Integrity Information Reform Act (PIIA), will be introduced to address federal government overpayments, which have reportedly reached trillions since the Bush administration. Sponsored by Rep. Dan Meuser, it aims to enhance oversight and accountability, targeting improper payments that totaled $236 billion last year.
The legislation is part of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) initiative, which seeks to recover funds lost to waste and fraud. Meuser emphasized that the act would strengthen payment integrity laws and impose stricter penalties for noncompliance, ensuring taxpayer dollars are managed more responsibly.
#society
Fox News: 10 baby and toddler toys on sale during Amazon's Baby Sale
Amazon's February Baby Sale offers discounts on a variety of toys that promote child development. Featured items include baby wrist rattles, Fisher-Price soothe 'n snuggle otters, and educational stacking toys, all designed to entertain and aid in learning.
These toys cater to different stages of growth, from soothing sound machines to interactive play mats. With fast delivery options for Prime members, parents can easily access these developmental tools for their children.
GB News: Britons becoming ‘litter blind’ as ‘horrendous’ dumped waste blights UK: ‘There’s no pride in our country anymore!’
Britons are increasingly "litter blind," with 30 million tonnes of waste dropped annually, costing taxpayers £500 million. Scott Gibbins from Leicestershire Litter Wombles emphasizes the need for community pride and responsible waste disposal to combat the issue.
Councils are responding to financial pressures by reducing public litter bins, which may exacerbate the problem. Gibbins urges individuals to take their waste home and flatten it to minimize overflow in bins.
The Western Journal: American Airlines Flight Diverted, Escorted by Fighter Jets Over 'Possible Security Issue'
An American Airlines flight from New York to New Delhi was diverted to Rome due to a reported bomb threat, which was later deemed non-credible. The plane, carrying 199 passengers and 15 crew members, was escorted by Italian fighter jets during its emergency landing.
The airline apologized for the inconvenience, emphasizing safety and security as top priorities. Local police inspected the aircraft upon landing, and it is scheduled to continue its journey the following day.
The Telegraph: BBC bias is not just inept, it’s becoming sinister
The BBC faces significant criticism for its documentary "Gaza: How to Survive a War Zone," which allegedly provided a platform for Hamas propaganda. Concerns have been raised about the editorial oversight, potential misleading edits, and the network's overall bias in its coverage of the Israel-Hamas conflict.
This week, the BBC's reporting has been called out for failing to challenge Hamas narratives, such as giving prominence to their claims regarding hostages while omitting critical context. The network's systemic bias and perceived gullibility in reporting have sparked outrage, particularly within the Jewish community.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: Gaza ‘journalist’ told his hostages that Hamas collaborates with US campus protesters, media
A lawsuit filed by former Israeli hostages claims that a Palestinian terrorist, Abdallah Aljamal, communicated with Hamas allies in the media and on US college campuses during their captivity. Aljamal allegedly used his position with the Palestine Chronicle to spread Hamas propaganda and support the group.
The lawsuit highlights that Aljamal expressed hatred for Israel and the US, asserting that Hamas aimed to incite hatred against Jews and Israelis. The hostages endured physical and psychological abuse during their 246 days in captivity before being rescued by the IDF.
Times Of Israel: German election winner says he’ll ensure Netanyahu can visit despite ICC warrant
Friedrich Merz, the winner of Germany's recent election, has pledged to facilitate a visit from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu despite an ICC arrest warrant against him. Merz called the notion of preventing Netanyahu's visit "absurd" and plans to invite him once a government is formed.
The ICC has stated that states must enforce its decisions, while German leftists criticized Merz for perceived double standards. They argue that Germany should uphold international law consistently, referencing an arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin.
The Telegraph: Battle Lines: What Britain learnt from the Ukraine war
Three years after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Europe is enhancing its defense strategies. The British army's insights from the conflict are being assessed through Operation Interflex, which has trained thousands of Ukrainian soldiers since June 2022.
Additionally, recent German election results indicate potential shifts in leadership under Friedrich Merz, impacting European defense dynamics and reflecting the East-West divide in German society.
The Western Journal: Media Says Trump Blamed Zelenskyy for Starting War, But Are They Ignoring More Obvious Target for His Anger?
President Trump recently made comments suggesting Ukrainian President Zelenskyy could have prevented the Russo-Ukraine war, which sparked media backlash. He criticized both Zelenskyy and President Biden, asserting that NATO's failure to meet defense spending obligations contributed to the conflict's escalation.
While Trump's remarks were seen as a rhetorical blunder, they raised questions about media interpretation. Trump's history indicates he does not blame Ukraine for starting the war, yet the media quickly seized on his comments to suggest otherwise, highlighting the need for clarity in discussions about complex geopolitical issues.
#military
Fox News: Hegseth dismisses 'purging' narrative amid Trump's Pentagon shakeup: 'Time for fresh blood'
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth supported President Trump's recent firings of several high-ranking military officials, including Joint Chiefs of Staff Chair Gen. Charles Brown, arguing that the Pentagon's "status quo" has failed. He emphasized the need for "fresh blood" and a merit-based selection process.
Hegseth dismissed claims of a political purge, asserting that the president has the right to choose his national security team. He noted that Trump only dismissed six out of 160 top generals and criticized the inflated ranks within the military, advocating for a streamlined approach to enhance effectiveness.
#culture
Fox News: Lester Holt stepping down from 'NBC Nightly News'
Lester Holt is stepping down as anchor of "NBC Nightly News" after a decade. He expressed gratitude for his career, reflecting on his journey from a young radio reporter to anchoring two iconic news programs. NBC News has not yet commented on his departure.
#health
The Mirror: ITV Dr Amir Khan says two common drinks can boost your metabolism
Dr. Amir Khan shared five strategies to boost metabolism and aid weight loss. He emphasized the importance of building muscle through strength training, consuming more protein, ensuring adequate sleep, staying active with non-exercise activities, and staying hydrated.
Additionally, he noted that certain drinks like green tea and cold water can temporarily enhance metabolism. These tips aim to help individuals increase their calorie burn and manage their weight effectively.
#crime
The Western Journal: Lawyer Quits in ‘Diddy’ Sex-Trafficking Case: ‘Under No Circumstances …’
Sean "Diddy" Combs' defense attorney, Anthony Ricco, has requested to withdraw from representing him in ongoing sex trafficking and racketeering charges. Ricco cited the inability to effectively serve as counsel and noted that the request follows discussions with the lead attorney.
Combs faces serious allegations, including abuse and coercion of women for erotic performances, with claims of creating a criminal enterprise. Despite Ricco's departure, Combs will continue to have five other attorneys. The trial is set for May 5.