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Feb 24, 2025 |
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#illegals
The Federalist: NBC News Settles $30M Defamation Lawsuit After Fake News
NBCUniversal has settled a $30 million defamation lawsuit after its hosts falsely accused Dr. Mahendra Amin of performing unauthorized hysterectomies on illegal immigrants at an ICE facility. The allegations stemmed from a 2020 article based on claims from a whistleblower, but investigations found no evidence to support the claims.
A Senate subcommittee determined that Dr. Amin performed only two medically necessary hysterectomies with proper consent. The judge ruled that NBC acted with "actual malice" in publishing the false claims. The settlement amount remains undisclosed.
#politics
The Western Journal: Unexpected: Fox News, Newsmax Side with AP and Against Trump on WH Ban
The White House has barred Associated Press reporters from official events after they continued to use "Gulf of Mexico" instead of the newly designated "Gulf of America." A letter signed by 40 media outlets, including both liberal and conservative, urged the White House to lift the ban, citing First Amendment rights.
Newsmax expressed support for the AP's editorial freedom, highlighting concerns over potential future restrictions on media by administrations. The Trump administration aims to balance free speech with addressing perceived media bias, emphasizing the importance of using official names for geographical locations.
The Western Journal: SCOTUS Folds on First Appeal of New Term, Doesn't Support Trump's Effort to Clean House
The Supreme Court declined to support President Trump's attempt to dismiss Hampton Dellinger, head of the Office of Special Counsel, who was reinstated by a lower court. The decision leaves Dellinger in his position until the lower court's ruling expires.
Justices were divided, with some arguing that the judiciary should not interfere with the president's authority to appoint agency heads. The administration faces ongoing legal challenges as it seeks to implement reforms.
The Federalist: Resistance To Trump Proves The Left's Disdain For Democracy
Donald Trump is exercising his executive authority as elected President, not acting as a dictator, according to the article. Critics on the left claim his recent firings of military officials threaten democracy, but the piece argues that these actions are legitimate under Article II of the Constitution.
The article contends that opposition to Trump’s decisions reflects an attempt to undermine the authority of the elected president, suggesting that those advocating for "institutional resistance" are the true threats to democracy. The Constitution mandates loyalty to the president, and the piece asserts that undermining this principle is a perversion of democratic governance.
#society
The Federalist: MSNBC May Be Canceling Joy Reid, But Leftists Can't Quit Crazy
Joy Reid is set to leave MSNBC as part of a programming shakeup, following years of declining ratings and criticism for her controversial views. Her departure reflects a broader shift in the network's strategy to regain viewership amid competition from Fox News.
Meanwhile, Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers faces backlash for proposing to replace terms like "mother" with "inseminated person" in state documents, a move seen as offensive by many, including state lawmakers and public figures. Critics argue this reflects a disconnect from traditional values and concerns about fiscal responsibility.
#war
Fox News: On third anniversary of Ukraine invasion, European leaders show support, express unease
On the third anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, European leaders reaffirmed their support for Kyiv amid concerns over U.S. negotiations with Russia. German leader Friedrich Merz emphasized the importance of including Ukraine in peace talks, while Ukrainian President Zelenskyy criticized being excluded from recent discussions.
As tensions rise between Trump and Zelenskyy, European officials insist that any peace agreement must involve Ukraine. The EU has imposed new sanctions on Russia, reflecting a commitment to continue supporting Ukraine. Meanwhile, a U.N. vote on conflicting resolutions regarding the war is anticipated.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Explosives thrown at Russian consulate in Marseille on Ukraine war anniversary
Three improvised explosive devices were thrown at the Russian consulate in Marseille on February 24, marking the third anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Two of the devices detonated, but no injuries were reported. The consulate was sealed off by police, and a bomb disposal robot was deployed.
The Russian Foreign Ministry condemned the incident as a "terrorist attack," demanding a thorough investigation and enhanced security for its diplomatic missions. The French Foreign Ministry also condemned the attack, emphasizing the importance of protecting diplomatic premises under international law.
Times Of Israel: EU lifts Assad-era sanctions on Syria’s banking, transport and energy sectors
The European Union has suspended various sanctions against Syria, including those on energy, banking, and transport, following the ousting of Bashar Al-Assad by insurgent forces. The decision reflects a shift in the EU's stance and aims to facilitate humanitarian aid while monitoring the situation.
Despite lifting some sanctions, the EU retains restrictions on arms trading and dual-use goods. Israel has increased its military presence in the region, vowing to prevent HTS and the new Syrian army from advancing south of Damascus. Netanyahu confirmed that Israeli troops would remain in the buffer zone indefinitely.
#economy
Fox News: Trump's new SBA chief unleashes 'Day One' priorities to transform agency into 'golden era of prosperity'
Newly confirmed SBA administrator Kelly Loeffler has outlined her priorities to support President Trump's "America First" agenda. Key initiatives include promoting a "Made in America" manufacturing focus, eliminating wasteful spending, and enforcing policies against illegal immigrant assistance.
Loeffler aims to transform the SBA into a more efficient agency, emphasizing job creation and economic independence while ending taxpayer-funded voter registration activities. She asserts that small businesses are vital to the economy and will work to empower them under Trump's leadership.
#health
Fox News: Pope Francis suffering from 'mild renal insufficiency,' though condition remains 'under control,' Vatican says
Pope Francis remains in critical condition at Gemelli University Hospital in Rome, battling bilateral pneumonia and mild renal insufficiency. While his health is serious, he has not faced recent respiratory crises and has participated in Mass, remaining alert and oriented.
Despite the complexity of his condition, the Vatican has reported some improvement in his blood levels. The Pope expressed gratitude for the prayers and support from the global Catholic community, urging continued joy and love in their apostolic work.
#crime
Fox News: Surgeon on trial for allegedly raping, abusing 299 victims, mostly child patients
A former French surgeon, Joël Le Scouarnec, is set to stand trial for the alleged rape and sexual abuse of 299 victims, primarily children, over nearly three decades. The trial will examine incidents from 1989 to 2014, involving 158 men and 141 women, with an average victim age of 11.
Le Scouarnec, 74, does not deny the allegations but claims he doesn't remember all details. He faces potential additional prison time if convicted, on top of the 15 years he is currently serving for previous convictions related to child sexual abuse.
GB News: Motorists face five-year imprisonment for breaking new driving law coming in this week - 'Tougher sentence'
A new driving law, part of the Crime and Policing Bill, will make it illegal to possess electronic devices like signal jammers, commonly used in vehicle thefts. Offenders could face up to five years in prison and unlimited fines, as these devices are involved in 40% of vehicle thefts in England and Wales.
The legislation aims to combat organized crime and enhance vehicle security, responding to rising theft incidents. Police can now arrest individuals with jammers without needing to prove intent, reflecting a significant shift in prosecution methods. The automotive industry supports this tougher stance.
#technology
Le Monde: China's 'DeepSeek moment'
In rural Guangxi, Chinese officials are urged to adopt AI technologies, with local CCP secretary Liang Zhanfan emphasizing the need to master at least two applications, including DeepSeek and Doubao. This push aligns with China's efforts to regain economic confidence amid a slowing economy.
The launch of DeepSeek, a cost-effective AI model, highlights China's ambition to catch up with US tech advancements, particularly after the impact of ChatGPT. This renewed focus on AI comes as the central government seeks to stimulate consumer spending and economic growth.