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#politics
GB News: WATCH: Steve Reed confronted by furious protesters at NFU conference
Environment Secretary Steve Reed faced backlash from farmers during his speech at the National Farmers' Union, following Labour's decision to end the inheritance tax exemption for farmers. Reed acknowledged the strong feelings in the room but could not provide the answers the farmers wanted.
Protesters displayed their discontent, but were eventually removed from the main stage area. Reed emphasized his willingness to engage in conversation and suggested that questions could be addressed later.
Fox News: Meet the far-left groups funding anti-DOGE protests at GOP offices across the country
Left-wing groups are funding anti-DOGE protests nationwide, with organizations like MoveOn.org and the Working Families Party leading the charge. These groups have ties to prominent progressive donors, including George Soros, and have previously advocated for causes like defunding the police and opposing Trump.
Critics argue that these protests are orchestrated by far-left activists to undermine Republican efforts and distract from the Democratic Party's record. The protests are seen as a strategic move against figures like Elon Musk, who has become a focal point for conservative backlash.
CNSNews: Biden’s IRS Leaked Info of 405,427 Taxpayers - Nearly Six Times More Than It Reported
A recent analysis reveals that the Biden Administration's IRS significantly underestimated the number of taxpayers affected by a data leak, with the actual figure reaching over 405,000, compared to the previously reported 70,000. This discrepancy has prompted House Judiciary Committee Republicans to label it a "massive scandal."
The leak, involving sensitive taxpayer information, has raised concerns about the administration's transparency. Former IRS contractor Charles Littlejohn was sentenced to five years in prison for his role in disclosing this information.
The Economist: Blighty newsletter: When soft power goes wrong
Right-wing Britons are increasingly utilizing e-petitions to express their dissatisfaction with the government's asylum policies, which they feel are being ignored. Meanwhile, the government faces pressure regarding other migration issues and is contemplating measures to address rising knife crime.
Additionally, Britain has managed to avoid the impact of Donald Trump's tariffs, and companies like Shein are working to improve their public image ahead of market entries. Public sentiment is shifting as many Britons adopt a more aggressive stance towards Russia.
Le Monde: Video. Who is Friedrich Merz, Germany's next chancellor?
Germany's CDU/CSU alliance secured 28.6% of the vote in recent parliamentary elections, surpassing the far-right AfD party at 20.8%. This victory positions CDU leader Friedrich Merz to pursue his ambition of becoming chancellor, marking a significant political shift.
Merz, a corporate lawyer and millionaire, has faced accusations of collaborating with the AfD, a party that has gained traction in the elections.
The American Mind: Reforming the National Security State
The U.S. has developed an extensive national security apparatus, with agencies like the CIA and USAID receiving substantial funding. USAID's mission has shifted towards "countering threats to democracy," often targeting domestic dissent under the guise of promoting democratic values, leading to concerns about censorship and indoctrination.
Critics argue that this network operates against American interests, transforming domestic opinion and suppressing dissent through funding and influence. There are calls for reforming the national security structure to ensure accountability and protect civil liberties, alongside a need for proactive public diplomacy to defend democratic values globally.
#society
The Western Journal: Report: Duchess Meghan's Agency Drops Her as Hollywood Finally Figures Out She's Impossible - Agency Denies
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, reportedly has been dropped by the WME talent agency due to claims of being "too demanding" and "difficult to work with," despite the agency's denial. Sources indicate that she has not met with key agency figures since January 2024.
Her upcoming Netflix show, "With Love, Meghan," is set to debut on March 4, but her lifestyle brand has faced challenges, leading to a rebranding. Critics suggest this reflects a lack of clarity and consistency in her business approach.
Fox News: Fox News Entertainment Newsletter: Kathy Lee Gifford says Trump saved her, Alec Baldwin threatens comedian
Kathie Lee Gifford claims Donald Trump saved her from a death threat by a "psychopathic murderer." Meanwhile, Alec Baldwin engaged in a heated confrontation, threatening a comedian. Michael Lohan was arrested for felony assault against his wife.
Denise Richards alleges she faced pressure to remain silent about sexual harassment to avoid being blacklisted in Hollywood. Additionally, Loretta Lynn's granddaughter expressed frustration over being asked to perform her grandmother's song on "American Idol."
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: Can Europe confront Vladimir Putin’s Russia on its own?
Friedrich Merz, Germany's likely next leader, suggested on national television that Europe must pursue independence from the U.S. for its defense, questioning NATO's future. He emphasized the urgency of establishing an independent European military capability in light of current geopolitical tensions.
This statement reflects a broader concern about the stability of international alliances and the potential shift in global power dynamics, particularly regarding Russia and the implications for Europe’s security strategy.
The Telegraph: BBC ‘whitewashed’ anti-Semitism in Gaza documentary
The BBC faces accusations of "whitewashing" in its Gaza documentary due to mistranslations that altered references to "the Jews" and omitted mentions of "jihad." Key phrases were changed or removed, leading to criticism about the portrayal of Hamas and its leaders.
The documentary, intended to provide a vivid view of life in Gaza, has been removed from iPlayer after revelations about its connections to Hamas. The BBC is under scrutiny regarding the potential use of taxpayer funds in the production.
#military
Fox News: 'Trump effect' on display as UK's Starmer boosts defense spending on eve of US visit
The UK plans to increase its defense spending to 2.5% of GDP, up from 2.3%, amounting to an additional £13.4 billion annually. Prime Minister Keir Starmer aims for 3% by the next Parliament, citing Russian aggression as a primary concern.
Some lawmakers oppose the funding shift, arguing it cuts vital overseas development aid. Starmer defends the decision as necessary for national security, emphasizing the importance of the UK-US relationship ahead of his meeting with President Trump.
#crime
The Western Journal: Pristine Justice: Unhinged Lib Logs On, Gets Worst Surprise of Her Life After Calling for Elon's Death
A TikTok user, Sarah C. Roberts, sparked controversy after openly calling for the assassination of Elon Musk in a viral video. Her remarks, which included explicit gestures and threats, caught the attention of U.S. Attorney Ed Martin, who acknowledged the situation and indicated that law enforcement would take action.
Roberts' video, which garnered millions of views, reflects a growing trend of extreme rhetoric on social media. Her admission of not filing taxes for eight years and her defiance towards federal authorities further complicate her case, raising questions about the implications of such behavior in the current political climate.
#science
The Western Journal: Rigged: Researchers Notice Very Special Item Missing from 82 Separate 'Climate Science' Studies
A recent study analyzed 82 climate science papers from 1994 to 2023 and found that none of the 331 authors disclosed any conflicts of interest, despite evidence suggesting that funding from NGOs correlated with alarmist findings regarding climate change and hurricanes. This raises questions about transparency in climate research.
The researchers argue for improved disclosure policies to promote objectivity in climate science, highlighting a concerning trend of non-disclosure in a field where financial interests may influence research outcomes. The lack of accountability could undermine public trust in climate science.