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28 Feb 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Mexico Finally Hands Over Cartel Boss Behind Brutal Texas Assassination -- 13 Years Later
Mexico has extradited 29 cartel leaders, including Jose Rodolfo Villarreal-Hernandez, known as "El Gato," to the U.S. This follows the Trump administration's designation of certain Mexican cartels as Foreign Terrorist Organizations. Villarreal is linked to multiple murders and extortion operations.
The extradition aims to strengthen cooperation with U.S. authorities amid increasing pressure for action against cartels. Villarreal is expected to face charges in Texas, with U.S. officials emphasizing their commitment to prosecuting cartel members.
#politics
Forbes: Musk Reportedly Planning New Starlink Deal With FAA—Raising New Conflict-Of-Interest Concerns
Elon Musk's Starlink is reportedly close to securing a $2.4 billion FAA contract, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest due to his role as a special government employee and head of the Department of Government Efficiency under Trump. Musk's companies have received $30 billion in public funds over 15 years.
Experts warn that Musk's involvement could create significant ethical dilemmas, especially as his companies face federal scrutiny. The White House asserts that all contracts will adhere to ethics rules, with Musk responsible for managing any conflicts.
Breitbart: Stephen A. Smith: My Rise in Presidential Notoriety Shows 'How Pathetic Things Are' with Democrats
Stephen A. Smith, on FNC's "Hannity," dismissed speculation about his potential candidacy for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination, expressing contentment with his current life. He criticized the state of the Democratic Party, suggesting that his mention alongside established politicians reflects its decline.
Smith emphasized that he is unqualified for the presidency and pointed out the challenges facing national voices in the party, particularly in light of Donald Trump's electoral successes. He concluded that his candidacy being considered is indicative of the Democratic Party's struggles.
Fox News: GOP lawmakers demand info on Biden-era spending used to declare student-athletes as employees
Republicans are requesting records from the Biden administration regarding taxpayer spending on defending the classification of student-athletes as employees. Representatives Tim Walberg and Rick Allen argue this information is crucial for potential reforms as Congress considers changes to the NCAA's name, image, and likeness (NIL) rules.
The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) under Biden contended that college athletes should be recognized as employees, a stance that has sparked debate over its implications for college sports. Critics warn that such a classification could lead to increased costs for schools, while proponents argue it is necessary for protecting athletes' rights.
Forbes: Elon Musk Calls Running DOGE The 'Most Absurd Outcome' He Could 'Possibly Imagine'
Elon Musk commented on the absurdity of potentially running the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) for Donald Trump, referencing its name derived from the dogecoin meme. He expressed skepticism about the influence of meme coins, advising against betting on them due to their volatility.
Polling indicates mixed feelings among Americans regarding Musk's role in government, with significant unfavorable views. His comments come amidst controversy over layoffs at DOGE and criticism from both political parties regarding his influence and actions.
#society
Breitbart: Filmmaker Paul Feig Donates $300,000 to Support 'Trans' Youth: ‘Our Fellow Citizens Are Stripped of Their Rights'
Director Paul Feig has donated $300,000 to three LGBTQQIAAP2S+ organizations, including The Trevor Project, Translifeline.org, and It Gets Better, to support what he describes as essential protections for the LGBTQ+ community, particularly transgender individuals. He expressed concern over recent actions he believes have stripped rights from these groups.
Feig's criticism of the political climate ties back to his frustrations with President Trump, whom he blames for the backlash against his 2016 film, Ghostbusters. Despite his previous complaints about politicizing his work, Feig's recent donations reflect his commitment to advancing LGBTQ+ causes.
Fox News: Blake Lively shut down by judge in Justin Baldoni case for 'overly intrusive' request
A judge has denied Blake Lively's request for Justin Baldoni's phone records in a legal dispute over alleged defamation and harassment. The court ruled that the request was overly intrusive and could violate privacy rights, although Lively can still seek records from other individuals involved.
Lively's legal team argues that Baldoni's actions have damaged her reputation, while Baldoni's side claims her allegations are unsubstantiated and a tactic to restore her image. The case is set for trial in 2026.
Breitbart: Exclusive–Lee Zeldin: A Record-Breaking Response: How EPA Tackled California's Wildfire Crisis
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has completed the largest hazardous materials cleanup in its history in under 30 days following the Eaton and Palisades Fires, which devastated California communities. This rapid response involved over 1,000 personnel and addressed hazardous materials from 13,612 residential and 305 commercial properties.
The operation showcased effective interagency coordination and swift resource mobilization, allowing for safe disposal of environmental hazards, including lithium-ion batteries. This comprehensive approach not only aids in immediate recovery but also sets a precedent for future disaster responses across the nation.
#foreignaffairs
The Federalist: Zelensky Isn't Serious About Making A Peace Deal
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's recent visit to Washington ended in conflict as he clashed with President Trump and Vice President Vance. His dismissive attitude during discussions about a potential economic partnership and peace settlement with Russia raised concerns about his sincerity.
Zelensky's confrontational approach and failure to acknowledge the U.S. role in supporting Ukraine were seen as offensive, undermining his position. The meeting highlighted his need for U.S. assistance, emphasizing that without it, Ukraine lacks leverage in negotiations.
The Economist: A disaster in the White House for Volodymyr Zelensky—and for Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's visit to the White House on February 28 ended in turmoil, with a heated exchange involving Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance. Accusations of ingratitude and concerns over escalating tensions marked the meeting, leaving Ukraine's future more uncertain.
As a result, Zelensky returns to Ukraine facing increased challenges and a more fractured relationship with the U.S., diminishing hopes for a peace deal amid ongoing conflict.
#religion
Fox News: VP Vance shares special message to ailing Pope Francis amid breathing crisis
Vice President JD Vance expressed surprise at Pope Francis’ criticism of the Trump administration's immigration policies but emphasized the pope's care for Christians. Speaking at a prayer breakfast, Vance highlighted the importance of unity among Christians despite differing views on church controversies.
He also led prayers for the pope, who is currently hospitalized with pneumonia. Vance recalled the pope's message of hope during the early COVID-19 pandemic, reinforcing his respect for Francis' spiritual leadership.
#history
Fox News: Rose Girone, oldest living Holocaust survivor, dies at 113
Rose Girone, believed to be the oldest living Holocaust survivor, has died at the age of 113 in New York. A strong advocate for sharing survivor stories, she emphasized the importance of remembering the Holocaust and its lessons.
Born in Poland in 1912, Girone faced immense challenges during the Nazi regime, including the loss of family and forced relocation. She eventually settled in the U.S. in 1947, where she built a new life. Her passing highlights the urgency of preserving Holocaust memories as the number of survivors continues to dwindle.
#crime
GB News: Notting Hill Carnival: 'Monster' who fatally beat ex-Gordon Ramsay chef to death jailed for life
Omar Wilson has been sentenced to a minimum of 18 years in prison for the murder of chef Mussie Imnetu, who died after being brutally attacked near Notting Hill Carnival. Wilson, found guilty of murder, claimed self-defense but was deemed responsible for the violent assault.
Judge Philip Katz emphasized the severe impact of the crime on Imnetu's loved ones and condemned the unlawful street violence that undermines public safety. The incident, captured on CCTV, showed Wilson attacking Imnetu while he was defenseless.
#sports
Times Of Israel: 45,000 compete in Tel Aviv Marathon with symbolic yellow balloons
The Tel Aviv Marathon saw 45,000 participants, with Felix Kimutai of Kenya winning the men's race in 2:12:13, while Omosa Teresiah Kwamboka, also from Kenya, claimed victory in the women's category. The event included a tribute to 59 hostages in Gaza and honored security forces.
Mayor Ron Huldai emphasized the marathon's significance beyond sport, highlighting themes of resilience and unity amid ongoing conflict. Special provisions were made for soldiers and veterans, reflecting the city's commitment to honoring those affected by the war.