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#society
GB News: ‘Did you notice it?’ Nana Akua makes bombshell personal announcement live on GB News - WATCH
Nana Akua, a star on GB News, announced her engagement live on air, catching co-host Ben Leo off guard. She showcased her diamond ring and shared details of the romantic proposal in Venice, describing it as "the best proposal ever."
The announcement led to an influx of well-wishes from viewers, expressing their happiness for her. Nana hinted that more details about her fiancé would be revealed in the future.
Fox News: Pro-Israel influencer says Bibas memorial in NYC 'brought out the worst' in antisemites
Pro-Israel influencer Zach Sage Fox created a memorial in Times Square for Ariel and Kfir Bibas, two children killed by Hamas. He aimed to raise awareness and honor their memory but faced significant antisemitism from some passersby during the event.
Fox expressed shock at the level of hostility he encountered, describing it as a painful reminder of the ongoing conflict and its impact on the Jewish community. The memorial served as both a tribute and a focal point for protests against Israel.
The Federalist: Adoption Is The Pro-Life Antidote To The IVF Onslaught
President Trump's executive order aims to explore ways to subsidize in vitro fertilization (IVF) for American couples facing infertility. While many view IVF as a pro-family solution, critics highlight ethical concerns, noting that a significant percentage of embryos created do not survive, raising questions about the commodification of children.
The article suggests that instead of focusing on IVF and abortion, efforts should shift towards reforming adoption policies, which are currently cumbersome and expensive. By streamlining adoption processes, it could better serve couples wanting children and provide a loving home for children in need.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Former leader of NATO nation slams President Trump in blunt interview: 'No longer an ally'
Former French President François Hollande criticized Donald Trump's administration, stating it is "no longer" an ally of France. He expressed concerns over Trump's approach to international relations, particularly regarding Europe, and warned of a potential "divorce" between the U.S. and Europe.
Hollande highlighted Trump's perceived focus on Russia and China over European interests and suggested NATO should prepare for challenges to its collective defense commitments. Despite this, Trump recently met with current French President Emmanuel Macron, emphasizing the importance of U.S.-France relations.
#economy
Le Monde: 'The absurdity of Trump's obsessions can be illustrated with eggs'
Egg prices have surged over 250% in a year, reaching $12 a dozen, primarily due to an avian flu epidemic that has led to the culling of over 160 million birds. The USDA plans to import 100 million eggs in March to address food security concerns.
This situation highlights the consequences of deregulation and reduced government oversight, which have resulted in job losses in agricultural inspection services. While some advocate for strict national sovereignty, the crisis underscores the need for a balanced approach to food safety and imports.
Forbes: Fed’s Preferred Inflation Measure Dropped To 7-Month Low In January
Inflation in January slowed to its lowest level in seven months, with the personal consumption expenditure (PCE) index rising 2.5% year-over-year. Core PCE, the Federal Reserve's preferred measure, increased by 2.6%, remaining above the 2% target since February 2021.
The personal saving rate reached 4.6%, the highest since June, indicating consumers are reducing spending amid persistent inflation concerns. Expectations for higher inflation over the next year have also risen, complicating the Fed's outlook on interest rate adjustments.
#military
The Telegraph: US Navy’s new Top Gun missile makes aircraft carriers all but invulnerable to Chinese attack
The US Navy has introduced a new air-to-air missile, the AIM-174B, an air-launched version of the Raytheon SM-6, which significantly extends the range of naval air operations. This missile can engage targets over 220 miles away, enhancing the Navy's ability to counter Chinese bombers and their anti-ship missiles.
While the AIM-174B represents a strategic advancement, production challenges limit its availability to 125 missiles per year, with plans to increase to 300 by 2028. Concerns about budget reallocations under the Trump administration could impact this initiative, potentially hindering the Navy's operational capabilities.
#education
The Federalist: Education Department Launches 'End DEI' Whistleblower Portal
The Department of Education has launched the “End DEI” portal for reporting diversity, equity, and inclusion discrimination in schools. Users can submit details about alleged discriminatory practices, which may lead to civil rights investigations.
This initiative aims to empower parents and communities to address concerns about perceived indoctrination in education, with the potential for schools to lose federal funding if they do not comply with directives on DEI practices.
#crime
Fox News: Attempted murder fugitive busted as 40-year scheme posing as dead college mate unravels
Stephen Craig Campbell, 76, was captured in New Mexico after evading authorities for over 40 years by assuming the identity of a deceased man. He is wanted for the attempted murder of his estranged wife in 1982, where he planted a bomb that injured her and destroyed property.
Campbell was arrested during an armed standoff, where police found nearly 60 firearms at his residence. He faces fraud charges for using the stolen identity and will be extradited to Wyoming for the bombing trial if convicted.