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6 Feb 2025
#politics
Breitbart: AL GOP Gov. Caves to Gun Control Push: Supports Glock Switch Ban
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey is supporting a push to ban Glock switches in the state, despite their already being illegal federally. Her office stated that this move aims to reduce crime by keeping such devices out of the hands of gangs and criminals.
The proposed legislation, introduced by state Rep. Juandalynn Givan, is expected to garner bipartisan support. However, it remains unclear whether Ivey will back further restrictions on firearm-related items popular among criminals.
#society
Breitbart: Sens. Blackburn, Blumenthal Advocate Against 'Digital Abuse' of Minors
Activists, including teens and Senators Marsha Blackburn and Richard Blumenthal, gathered in Washington, DC, to advocate for legislation aimed at protecting youth from harmful social media algorithms. The coalition, organized by Wired Human, seeks to address issues like addiction, self-harm, and exploitation linked to platforms like TikTok and Instagram.
The proposed Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) aims to hold social media companies accountable for the safety of young users. Despite previous setbacks in the House, Blackburn and Blumenthal are committed to reintroducing the bill, emphasizing the need for bipartisan support to combat the dangers posed by digital platforms.
GB News: Two Russell Group universities vote for 100% plant-based food to 'end the climate crisis'
Two universities in the UK, the University of Bristol and Imperial College London, have voted to implement a 100% plant-based menu on campus, joining 15 other European institutions. Students expressed strong support for this initiative, viewing it as a crucial step in addressing the climate crisis.
The campaign, supported by Animal Rising, aims to encourage more universities to adopt similar policies. Nottingham City Council has also committed to serving only plant-based foods at internal meetings, reflecting a growing trend among local authorities to promote vegan options for environmental reasons.
Breitbart: Streamers to Outspend Broadcasters on Content for First Time as Cord Cutting Decimates Cable
Streaming services are projected to outspend traditional broadcasters for the first time in 2025, with global content spending expected to reach $95 billion this year. Streamers like Netflix and Amazon Prime are expanding into live sports and comedy, driving viewership despite rising subscription costs.
Meanwhile, traditional broadcasters face challenges from cord cutting and declining ad revenue, with predictions that only 38% of U.S. households will subscribe to pay TV by 2028. This shift highlights the growing preference for digital platforms over traditional media.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Iran Calls Trump’s ‘Maximum Pressure’ Policy a ‘Failure’
Iranian Foreign Ministry official Abbas Araghchi criticized former President Trump's "maximum pressure" strategy, claiming it failed to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions. He asserted that reviving this approach would lead to further defeat, despite Iran's ongoing nuclear advancements and defiance of international oversight.
Araghchi emphasized Iran's commitment to the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty and dismissed concerns over its nuclear program, citing a religious edict against nuclear weapons. Meanwhile, Trump expressed a desire for a new nuclear deal with Iran, advocating for a peaceful resolution rather than military action.
#culture
Le Monde: La Scala, the theater of Italy's passions
Dominique Meyer, the French director of Milan's La Scala opera, will step down in March, marking a shift towards Italian leadership in cultural institutions under Giorgia Meloni's government. La Scala remains a symbol of Italy's rich opera history, celebrated annually on December 7.
This year's opening night featured notable attendees, including Senate President Ignazio La Russa and Holocaust survivor Liliana Segre. The event, broadcasted live, highlighted the theater's cultural significance, with celebrations extending to various public spaces in Milan.