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3 Feb 2025
#politics
The Western Journal: Democrats 'Secretly Plotting' to Suppress Republicans' House Majority by Rewriting Law: Report
New York Democrats are reportedly planning to delay the special election to fill Rep. Elise Stefanik's seat until June, which would hinder House Republicans' majority during crucial legislative efforts. This move has drawn criticism from Republicans, who label it an anti-democratic power grab.
Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul has the authority to declare the special election, and state law allows for a delay. Critics argue this undermines voter representation and is hypocritical given the Democrats' pro-democracy rhetoric. Current polling indicates low approval ratings for both Hochul and the Democratic Party.
#society
Fox News: Number injured following Philadelphia plane crash increases to 24, some remain hospitalized
A plane crash in Philadelphia has resulted in 24 injuries, with four individuals hospitalized, two in critical condition. Investigators have recovered the cockpit voice recorder and other components from the medical jet that crashed on January 31, killing all six onboard and one person on the ground.
Mayor Cherelle Parker and USDOT Secretary Sean Duffy provided updates on the investigation, noting the steep angle of the crash. A preliminary report is expected within 30 days as recovery efforts continue.
Breitbart: Alarmists Claim Climate Change Is Causing ‘Rat Population Overload’
A study by biologists indicates that climate change is contributing to rising rat populations in major cities, with 11 out of 16 cities, including New York and San Francisco, reporting significant increases. The research links warmer temperatures to higher rat numbers, although some cities like New Orleans saw declines.
The study emphasizes that while temperature changes correlate with rat population growth, factors like waste management and urban conditions also play a role. Despite the findings, the assertion of growing rat populations remains untested.
Forbes: Justin Baldoni Vs. Blake Lively Feud Explained: Judge Threatens To Move Up ‘It Ends With Us’ Trial Date
Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively are embroiled in legal disputes stemming from their film "It Ends With Us." A judge has warned that the trial date could be moved up if media coverage continues to influence the jury pool. Both actors have filed lawsuits against each other, alleging harassment and defamation.
Baldoni's team has launched a website supporting his claims, while Lively's lawyers accuse Baldoni's attorney of making damaging public statements. The situation has escalated with claims of a smear campaign, leading to significant professional repercussions for both actors.
Le Monde: In the UK, unprecedented criminalization sees peace activists sentenced to prison
Five activists from Just Stop Oil received lengthy prison sentences for planning to block the M25 motorway in 2022. Roger Hallam, co-founder of Extinction Rebellion, was sentenced to five years, while others received four years for conspiracy to cause public disorder.
These unprecedented convictions for non-violent protest raise concerns about civic rights and freedoms in the UK, prompting warnings from international observers about the implications for peaceful environmental activism.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: Trump's Threats Deliver a Big Win as Panama Agrees to Alter Course on Canal
Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino announced the termination of a development deal with China regarding the Panama Canal, following discussions with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio. This move is seen as a significant win for U.S. diplomacy and aligns with the America First agenda.
Rubio emphasized that the U.S. will not allow Chinese control over the canal area, framing the decision as a step forward for U.S.-Panama relations and national security. President Trump also asserted that Panama had violated the treaty governing the canal's neutrality, indicating potential U.S. actions to reclaim influence.
The Telegraph: Denmark could let Trump increase US military presence in Greenland
Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen stated that the US may increase its military presence in Greenland, emphasizing the island's strategic importance in the Arctic. She reiterated that Greenland is not for sale, amid tensions stemming from former President Trump's interest in acquiring the territory.
Frederiksen's comments come as Denmark seeks to address concerns over national security and the geopolitical significance of the region. She affirmed the necessity of collaboration with the US while firmly asserting Greenland's status as a Danish territory.
#economy
Breitbart: The Blue Collar Boom Begins: Manufacturing Expands For First Time In 26 Months, Survey Says
U.S. manufacturing activity expanded in January after 26 months of contraction, with the ISM purchasing managers index rising to 50.9%. This improvement surpassed expectations and marked growth in new orders and production.
The employment index also showed positive signs, reflecting optimism among manufacturers about future business-friendly policies. However, rising prices may pose challenges ahead.
#culture
Breitbart: Taylor Swift Mocked After Video of Her Dancing to Kendrick Lamar's Drake Diss Track at Grammys Goes Viral
Taylor Swift faced online mockery after a video of her dancing to Kendrick Lamar’s diss track at the Grammys went viral. Social media users compared her movements to those of a Sims character, noting their stiff and awkward nature.
Comments ranged from humorous observations about her dance style to comparisons with her boyfriend Travis Kelce's celebration moves. Many users expressed disbelief and amusement over her performance.
#education
GB News: WATCH: Schools minister defends Ofsted reform and colour-coded scale as a 'really important tool'
Minister of State for School Standards Catherine McKinnell has defended Ofsted's new inspection system, stating it offers a more detailed evaluation of school performance. She dismissed claims that the system is overly simplistic, asserting it provides deeper insights than previous single-word ratings.
#crime
The Western Journal: Boston Girl, 11, Reports Sex Assault in State Shelter, So Officials Move Man to Different Shelter
An 11-year-old girl reported a sexual assault by a man at an immigrant shelter in Peabody, Massachusetts. Instead of being removed from the shelter system, the 32-year-old man was relocated to another facility housing families with children, raising concerns about safety protocols.
The incident has drawn significant outrage, particularly towards Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey's administration for its handling of public safety in immigrant shelters. The accused, who denies the allegations, has since been moved to another shelter.
#sports
Breitbart: Angel Reese Becomes First Player Ejected by Unrivaled League, Then Blasts Coverage as 'Clickbait'
Angel Reese, a player for the Chicago Sky, became the first ejected player in the Unrivaled Basketball League after receiving a technical foul for a rude gesture and arguing with officials. Despite her team's poor performance, she criticized media coverage of the incident as "clickbait."
Reese has a history of confrontational behavior, particularly toward her WNBA rival, Caitlin Clark. She often attributes negative feedback to racism, dismissing criticism of her playing style and conduct.
#outdoors
Breitbart: Scorched Mountains; Green Shoots: A Canyon After Palisades Fire
The Temescal Canyon trail has been severely impacted by the Palisades Fire, leaving the landscape charred and the trail itself in disrepair due to landslides. Despite the destruction, new green shoots are emerging, signaling resilience in nature.
The trail remains closed and dangerous, with many structures destroyed and access to certain areas lost. However, some hidden waterfalls and a healthy water flow persist, suggesting that life will eventually return, albeit slowly.