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#politics
The Telegraph: The EU’s plan to buy its way out of Trump tariffs
Before Donald Trump's election, Brussels was preparing for a potential trade war, strategizing on how to counter his tariffs. The European Commission plans to retaliate with its own tariffs if Trump imposes trade taxes, targeting iconic US products like motorcycles and bourbon.
The EU aims to avoid a trade war but insists on not being coerced, especially after previous tariffs on steel and aluminum. Their strategy includes focusing on products from Republican states to pressure Congress and Trump to reconsider any proposed tariffs.
Breitbart: USAID Staffers Told to Stay Home After Musk said Trump Agreed to Shutter It
USAID staff were instructed to stay out of their Washington headquarters following Elon Musk's announcement that President Trump agreed to shut down the agency. Reports indicate over 600 employees were locked out of computer systems, and the agency's website disappeared without explanation.
Musk and Trump have criticized USAID's effectiveness, with Musk labeling it a "criminal organization." El Salvador's President Bukele echoed concerns, stating that a significant portion of USAID funds does not reach intended projects but instead supports opposition groups.
Fox News: Flashback: Biden admin repeatedly used USAID to push abortion in Africa
The Trump administration, in collaboration with Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency, has moved to dismantle the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), which has faced criticism for its funding practices. Critics allege that USAID has used its resources to influence global policies, particularly regarding abortion funding in Africa under the Biden administration.
Biden's administration has been accused of leveraging foreign aid to promote abortion, reversing Trump-era policies. Lawmakers have raised concerns about the use of programs like PEPFAR to fund organizations that advocate for abortion, alleging that U.S. funding is being tied to changes in reproductive health laws in countries such as Sierra Leone.
#society
Forbes: Justin Baldoni Vs. Blake Lively Feud Explained: He Reveals Texts, Emails From “It Ends With Us” Set On New Website
Justin Baldoni has launched a website to support his lawsuit against Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds, claiming he was mistreated on the set of "It Ends With Us" and falsely accused of sexual harassment. Baldoni's legal team has released documents, including text messages, to bolster his claims.
Lively's team plans to file a motion to dismiss the lawsuit, while Baldoni alleges he has suffered significant professional losses due to the allegations against him. The legal battle has drawn attention from various celebrities, with support for both sides emerging in the public sphere.
Forbes: What To Know About Belle Gibson: Netflix’s ‘Apple Cider Vinegar’ Inspired By Bogus Health Influencer Debuts Thursday
Netflix's upcoming series "Apple Cider Vinegar," inspired by Belle Gibson's real-life story, explores her fraudulent claims of curing cancer through diet and holistic methods. Investigations revealed her health narrative was fabricated, leading to significant fines and public backlash.
The series highlights the dangers of the wellness industry and the spread of misinformation on social media, reflecting broader issues with alternative treatments and influencer culture. The global wellness market was valued at $6.32 trillion in 2023, underscoring its pervasive influence.
Fox News: 6 Fox recipes and the HexClad cookware you need to execute the perfect Super Bowl spread
Super Bowl watch parties are incomplete without the right snacks. This year, Bite of Fox offers five recipe ideas, including walking nachos, fried mortadella and cheese, and jerk chicken wings, all designed for easy preparation using HexClad cookware.
HexClad's hybrid pans promise professional cooking results at home, and they are currently on sale. Ingredients for these recipes can be sourced from Costco, where new members can receive a $20 gift card.
#war
Breitbart: Zelensky Claims Ukraine Received Less Than Half of U.S. Aid
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Ukraine has received approximately $76 billion in aid from the U.S., despite $175 billion being authorized. He expressed uncertainty about the allocation of the remaining funds, suggesting they may have gone to humanitarian programs or remained unaccounted for.
Zelensky highlighted concerns over corruption in Ukraine, noting that Transparency International ranked it as the second-most corrupt European nation. Reports indicate that U.S. taxpayer funds intended for military contracts have not always been effectively utilized, raising issues of accountability.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Marco Rubio Tells Panama U.S. Could Seize Canal over Handover Deal Violation
Secretary of State Marco Rubio indicated that the Trump administration might consider seizing the Panama Canal, citing potential violations of the neutrality agreement by Panama. This follows concerns about Chinese influence over the canal, which the U.S. believes threatens its security.
Panama's President José Raúl Mulino denied any undue Chinese control and emphasized that the canal remains under Panamanian management. In response to U.S. concerns, Mulino announced Panama's exit from the Belt and Road Initiative to alleviate tensions.
Times Of Israel: Hamas says Russian national Maxim Herkin to be prioritized in deal’s 2nd stage
Hamas official Moussa Abu Marzouk announced that Maxim Herkin and Alexander Trufanov, both hostages, will be prioritized for release in the ongoing hostage deal. Trufanov, a dual Russian-Israeli national, is classified as a military member by Hamas despite being a civilian.
The second phase of the deal may involve the return of all remaining male hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners and an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza. However, Prime Minister Netanyahu is considering resuming military action, influenced by demands from far-right coalition members.
The Telegraph: Mauritius sets date to sign Chagos deal after Starmer phone call
Mauritius officials are optimistic about finalizing a deal over the Chagos Islands, following a positive call between Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam and UK leader Sir Keir Starmer. The agreement is expected to be signed on March 12, coinciding with Mauritius Independence Day.
Discussions included the future of the US military base on Diego Garcia, with assurances from Mauritius that no third party, including China, would access other strategic islands in the archipelago. The UK has expressed commitment to concluding the agreement.
#military
Fox News: Man hit in head by debris from Philadelphia plane crash that broke through diner window
A medevac jet crash in Philadelphia on Friday resulted in at least seven fatalities and 22 injuries. A diner patron was struck by debris from the crash while inside the Four Seasons Diner, sustaining a head injury but reportedly in stable condition.
The Learjet 55 was departing from Northeast Philadelphia Airport when it crashed near Roosevelt Mall. Investigators have recovered the cockpit voice recorder and other data systems to determine the cause of the accident.
#education
GB News: Ofsted new report cards slammed as 'rehash' of previous 'dangerous' system - 'Bewildering for teachers.. never mind the parents!'
Ofsted plans to replace its four-point school rating system with a new five-point color-coded scale, from red "causing concern" to three shades of green indicating varying levels of security. This change follows criticism from education leaders and concerns about the impact of inspections on school leaders' wellbeing.
Critics argue the new system retains flaws of the previous model and could introduce new risks. Ofsted's chief inspector defends the proposal as a more balanced approach, aiming to provide a clearer picture of school strengths and weaknesses. Education leaders express skepticism, fearing the new format may confuse teachers and parents.