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#illegals
Fox News: Dr. Phil responds to criticism of his ICE ride-along: 'We deal with facts'
Dr. Phil defended his ride-along with ICE during a Chicago operation, criticizing media outlets for their negative coverage. He argued that the raids aim to remove criminals from communities, challenging the narratives presented by various news organizations.
McGraw emphasized the importance of factual reporting, countering claims of sensationalism and urging critics to acknowledge the reality of immigration enforcement. He highlighted specific headlines that he felt misrepresented the situation and called for a more accurate portrayal of ICE's actions.
#politics
Times Of Israel: By large majority, Israelis say Trump secured hostage deal, may pressure Israel
A recent Israel Democracy Institute survey indicates that a significant majority of Israelis believe former President Donald Trump played a crucial role in securing the ceasefire and hostage deal with Hamas. About 74% of Jewish respondents and 64% of Arab respondents think Trump was correct in claiming credit for the agreement.
The survey also suggests that many Israelis anticipate Trump may exert pressure or impose sanctions on Israel if it does not align with his Middle East policy goals, particularly regarding normalization with Saudi Arabia. Prime Minister Netanyahu is expected to discuss these issues with Trump during their upcoming meeting.
Fox News: House delays key vote on Trump budget bill after conservative fury over spending cuts
A key vote on a major conservative policy bill has been delayed, hindering House Republicans' efforts to advance President Trump's agenda. Conservatives on the House Budget Committee are pushing for deeper federal spending cuts, rejecting GOP leaders' initial proposals.
With a slim majority, dissent from just a few members poses a challenge for the GOP in passing the bill through the budget reconciliation process. Speaker Mike Johnson aims to set a strong baseline for spending cuts while navigating negotiations with the Senate.
Le Monde: Musk's charge against the federal government, from USAid to EPA
The USAID headquarters was deserted on February 3, 2025, as employees were instructed to stay home amid a crackdown by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk. This agency is facing severe cuts and scrutiny, with Musk labeling it a "criminal organization."
USAID, established in 1961 by President John F. Kennedy, aimed to foster economic growth and political democracy globally. The current situation marks a significant shift in its operational status.
Human Events: LIBBY EMMONS: No more trans comic books in Peru—so long to USAID
USAID has been criticized for spending taxpayer money on initiatives perceived as extravagant or politically motivated, such as funding for LGBTQIA+ programs and comic books abroad, rather than focusing on humanitarian aid. Critics argue that the agency's mission has strayed from its original purpose of alleviating poverty and responding to crises.
The Biden administration's proposed $42.8 billion budget for USAID includes funding for various global issues, but detractors believe it prioritizes political agendas over genuine humanitarian efforts. Many Americans want their tax dollars to support essential needs rather than controversial projects.
Breitbart: Nigel Farage's Reform Ahead of Labour and Tories in Major Poll
Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage, has surged ahead in polling, capturing 25% of the vote, according to YouGov. This marks the first time the party has outpaced traditional parties, with Labour at 24% and Conservatives at 21%.
The polling indicates significant voter defection from both Conservative and Labour parties to Reform UK. In response, the Conservatives are reportedly holding crisis meetings to address their declining support, while Labour has formed an 'anti-Reform unit' to counter Farage's influence.
GB News: Labour's mess will 'continue into next Government' if Tory voters remain split, MP warns
Conservative Shadow Treasury Minister Richard Fuller has criticized Sir Keir Starmer as a "very poor negotiator" during his meetings with EU officials in Brussels. Fuller argues that Starmer is not prioritizing British interests, especially in light of recent trade remarks from Donald Trump.
#society
Breitbart: At Least Five Shot in School Shooting in Swedish City of Örebro
A school shooting in Örebro, Sweden, has left at least five people hospitalized, with varying degrees of injuries. The suspected shooter reportedly died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Police are conducting a major operation, confirming that no officers were shot during the incident.
Authorities have not yet confirmed the number of casualties or whether any students or teachers were injured. The shooting took place at Risbergska school, and nearby schools were placed on lockdown as a precaution. This is an ongoing situation, and further updates are expected.
Fox News: Black History Month feels different this year. And we can't let victimhood get in the way
The narrative highlights the resilience of the Black community in the face of systemic racism, recalling a historical incident in 1870 where three Black men stood up against segregation on a trolley in Louisville, Kentucky. Their protest, supported by a crowd, ultimately led to a legal victory that challenged discriminatory practices.
The author emphasizes the importance of rejecting a victim mentality and embracing strength and character, drawing inspiration from historical figures and events that showcase the spirit of resistance. This reflection aims to inspire a shift away from victimhood towards empowerment.
Fox News: Cybercriminals' sneaky game plan to take advantage of Super Bowl fans
Super Bowl LIX is anticipated to attract 116.8 million viewers, but this excitement also invites cybercriminals. Common scams include mobile phishing, unauthorized ticket resellers, and fake giveaways that exploit fans' eagerness for tickets and merchandise.
To protect themselves, fans should only buy tickets from trusted sources, be wary of deals that seem too good to be true, and keep their devices secure with updated software and strong passwords. Staying vigilant can help avoid falling victim to these scams.
GB News: Parking plans to install ANPR cameras and cashless machines could cause 'a whole other problem'
Staffordshire Moorlands District Council plans to introduce automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras and cashless payment systems in local car parks to generate an estimated £103,750 annually. Initial trials will test these systems at three car parks, with proposals to charge at ten currently free locations.
Concerns from local councillors about the impact on residents and businesses have led to modifications of the original plans. The council aims to engage with local councils to maintain some free parking options while modernizing payment methods.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Robert Levinson disappearance: FBI releases posters seeking info on two Iranian intelligence officers
The FBI is seeking information on two Iranian intelligence officers, Mohammed Baseri and Ahmad Khazai, linked to the 2007 disappearance of retired FBI agent Robert Levinson. Levinson, presumed dead since 2020, was involved in an unauthorized CIA mission when he vanished in Iran.
The FBI emphasizes its commitment to holding accountable those responsible for Levinson's abduction, despite Iran's denial of involvement. A $5 million reward remains for information on his whereabouts.
#military
Breitbart: 'To Prevent War We Must Spend More' Says NATO to Underpaying Europe
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has expressed concerns over the alliance's ability to deter aggression due to insufficient defense spending among member states. He emphasized the need for increased investment in defense industries, highlighting that current spending averages only 1.9% of GDP, below the agreed 2% minimum.
Rutte warned of rising threats, particularly from Russia, and suggested that NATO members must significantly boost their defense budgets to ensure security. He advocated for a potential increase to 2.5% or even 3%, echoing calls for a more robust military preparedness in light of global instability.
Breitbart: President Trump Announces Sean Parnell as Chief Pentagon Spokesman
President Trump appointed Sean Parnell, a retired Army captain and decorated veteran, as the Chief Pentagon spokesman. Parnell, who earned two Bronze Stars and a Purple Heart, expressed gratitude for the opportunity and acknowledged the sacrifices of his fellow soldiers.
In his statement, Parnell highlighted the importance of teamwork and the support of his family in achieving this role. He emphasized his commitment to serving the nation and honoring those who served before him.
Times Of Israel: 5 female soldiers released from Hamas captivity are serenaded with concert in hospital
Five Israel Defense Forces soldiers recently released from 15 months of captivity in Gaza attended a concert in their honor at Beilinson Hospital. The event, organized by a mental health volunteer group, featured songs including Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" and celebrated Liri Albag's 20th birthday.
The soldiers were abducted during the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack, which resulted in significant casualties and hostages. As of now, 76 hostages remain in Gaza, with ongoing efforts for their release amid a ceasefire agreement.