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#politics
Breitbart: 'Poker Face' Star Natasha Lyonne Rants About 'Death Toll' in America Under Trump
Natasha Lyonne expressed her concerns about the impact of Donald Trump's presidency on American minorities, citing a "death toll" and the struggles faced by vulnerable groups, including children and women. She criticized the violence and disconnect in society, emphasizing the human cost.
Lyonne's comments, made at the Independent Spirit Awards, reflect her horror at the current political climate and its effects on marginalized communities. She described the situation as surreal and alarming, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by the trans, gay, black, and female populations.
Times Of Israel: Israel denies entry to EU politician who has backed boycott, sanctions, armed struggle
Israeli Interior Minister Moshe Arbel barred European Parliament member Rima Hassan from entering Israel due to her past comments supporting boycotts and armed struggle against the country. The decision was made at the recommendation of the Diaspora Affairs Ministry as she was en route to meet Palestinian Authority officials.
Hassan, a member of the far-left France Unbowed party, has faced scrutiny for her statements on social media and has been summoned by French police for allegedly praising terrorism. Following the ban, she was returned to Brussels shortly after landing in Israel.
The Western Journal: Watch: Dan Bongino Gets Choked Up as He Responds to Being Appointed to Key FBI Role
Dan Bongino has been appointed as the Deputy Director of the FBI by President Trump, joining newly appointed FBI Director Kash Patel. Bongino expressed his emotions during the announcement, highlighting his commitment to law enforcement and American justice.
Patel praised Bongino's leadership and integrity, emphasizing the need for strong leadership in the FBI. Bongino envisions a reformed FBI focused on significant arrests and free from "woke culture."
Human Events: NICOLE RUSSELL: Why isn’t the Left cheering Trump’s diverse cabinet confirmations?
President Trump has faced criticism from the left regarding his Cabinet nominations, including the recent confirmation of Kash Patel as FBI Director. Despite this, many of his appointments are diverse and qualified, featuring individuals from various ethnic backgrounds and genders.
The article argues that the left's lack of recognition for this diversity reveals their true stance on inclusivity, suggesting they only support diversity that aligns with their political agenda. Thus, the Republican Party's diverse Cabinet is overlooked.
The Federalist: Jordan Subpoenas FBI For Weaponization Docs Hidden By Biden
The House Judiciary Committee has issued subpoenas to the FBI seeking documents related to the agency's alleged politicization under President Biden. The committee aims to uncover evidence of the FBI's actions against political opponents, highlighting issues such as the targeting of parents at school board meetings and the surveillance of certain religious groups.
Committee Chair Jim Jordan criticized the FBI's lack of transparency and accountability, noting that previous requests for information had gone unfulfilled. The subpoenas also address various scandals involving the FBI's collaboration with tech companies and its handling of investigations related to the January 6 events. The committee has set a compliance deadline for March 17, 2025.
#society
Fox News: Delta flight forced to return to Atlanta airport after 'haze' fills cabin
A Delta Air Lines flight returned to Atlanta shortly after takeoff due to a haze in the cabin, which the crew suspected might be smoke. The Boeing 717, carrying 94 passengers and five crew members, landed safely, and passengers were evacuated using emergency slides.
Delta has apologized for the incident and is providing ground transportation and rebooking for affected passengers. The FAA is investigating the situation, which follows a series of recent aviation incidents in the U.S.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Three years into Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Europe weakened by anti-system and far-right movements
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban is optimistic about potential peace negotiations between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, suggesting that such talks could lead to Russia's reintegration into the global economy and European security. This shift may deepen divisions in Europe, with some nations favoring a hardline stance against Russia, while others lean towards appeasement.
As public opinion grows weary of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, countries like Poland and the Baltic states remain committed to resisting Russian influence, while Hungary, Slovakia, and possibly Bulgaria and Serbia may adopt a more conciliatory approach. Upcoming elections in Germany, the Czech Republic, and Romania could further influence these dynamics.
The Telegraph: Ukraine: The Latest podcast launched in Ukrainian and Russian using pioneering AI tool
The Telegraph has introduced translated versions of its podcast, "Ukraine: The Latest," in Ukrainian and Russian, enhancing accessibility for audiences in Ukraine, Russia, and surrounding regions. This initiative, utilizing AI for translations, coincides with the war's third anniversary.
Listeners can access the latest episode featuring an interview with former Prime Minister Boris Johnson in all three languages.
#economy
Forbes: Trump Says He’s Going To Check If ‘Somebody Stole’ Fort Knox $400 Billion Gold Supply. What We Know.
President Trump and Elon Musk have reignited speculation about the U.S. gold reserves at Fort Knox, with Trump suggesting a visit to verify the gold's presence. Musk has also questioned whether the gold is still intact, calling for a live video walkthrough of the facility.
Despite these claims, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent states that the gold is accounted for and that annual audits confirm its existence. The U.S. holds over 8,000 metric tons of gold, with Fort Knox containing 147.3 million troy ounces valued at approximately $436 billion on the market.
Forbes: Egg Shortage: Denny’s Reportedly Puts Surcharge On Egg Dishes At Some Locations
Egg prices surged over 15% from December to January, the largest increase in a decade, driven by bird flu affecting poultry supply. Some Denny's locations have added surcharges to egg dishes, while grocery chains like Trader Joe's are limiting egg purchases to ensure availability.
The bird flu outbreak has led to significant poultry losses, with over 8 million birds affected. Despite the rising egg prices, chicken costs have remained relatively stable. The ongoing situation raises concerns about food inflation and its impact on consumers.
Breitbart: Starbucks CEO to Lay Off 1,100 Workers amid Declining Sales
Starbucks plans to lay off 1,100 corporate employees as CEO Brian Niccol aims to streamline operations and enhance efficiency amid declining sales and increased competition. Baristas will not be affected by these layoffs.
The company is also revamping its menu and improving service times to attract customers back to its cafes. Starbucks faces criticism for its DEI initiatives and has struggled with sales, particularly in China.
#culture
GB News: University bosses spark 'woke' outrage after slapping trigger warning on Botticelli painting: 'This gets me incensed!'
The University of Roehampton has faced criticism for issuing a trigger warning regarding nudity in Sandro Botticelli's "Birth of Venus" as part of a course on medieval and Renaissance art. Critics, including broadcaster Christopher Biggins, argue that such warnings are unnecessary and reflect a growing trend of censorship in the UK.
Supporters of the warning claim it is a standard practice to prepare students for course content. Detractors contend that nudity is inherent in classical art and question the need for such precautions, suggesting it undermines the appreciation of historical works.
#crime
The Western Journal: Judge Begins Shaking After Reading Note, Urgently Dismisses Hearing After Apparent Bombshell Evidence Arrives in Cop Killing Trial
Judge Beverly Cannone abruptly dismissed a hearing in the murder trial of Karen Read, accused of killing her police officer boyfriend, after new evidence emerged. The evidence suggested potential misconduct by Read's defense team, raising concerns about the integrity of the previous trial.
Special prosecutor Hank Brennan revealed that the defense allegedly paid experts to testify, which may have influenced the jury's decision in the earlier mistrial. Cannone expressed grave concern over the implications of this information, leading to the suspension of the hearing until further review. The retrial is set for April.
#technology
Breitbart: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Husband Welcome Baby Boy Born by Surrogacy
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, announced the birth of his son via surrogacy on social media, sharing a heartfelt message about fatherhood. The baby, born earlier than expected, will require specialized care in the NICU. Altman is married to software engineer Oliver Mulherin.
The announcement comes amid significant changes at OpenAI, transitioning from a nonprofit to a for-profit subsidiary, facing legal challenges from competitors. Altman has also discussed the future of AI and its implications for the next generation.