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6 Feb 2024
#politics
Le Monde: EU's von der Leyen backtracks on cutting pesticide use
European Union chief Ursula von der Leyen recommends withdrawing a plan to cut pesticide use in agriculture in response to protests by European farmers. The plan aimed to halve chemical pesticide use in the EU by 2030 but has faced opposition in the European Parliament and the European Council. While von der Leyen wants to withdraw the proposal, she emphasized the need for a more sustainable model of agriculture. The issue has sparked mass protests by farmers, leading to a broader environmental debate and political tensions ahead of the upcoming European elections.
Fox News: Biden and Haley are on the ballot, but not Trump, as Nevada holds presidential primaries
The presidential primary in Nevada is taking place, with President Biden expected to win big in the Democratic primary. However, things are complicated in the Republican primary, as only Nikki Haley is on the ballot and Trump will appear in a caucus two days later. The Nevada GOP initially objected to the state-run primary but was unsuccessful in their legal bid to stop it. All 26 delegates will be up for grabs in the GOP caucus, while no delegates are at stake in the Republican primary.
Fox News: House tees up vote on impeaching Mayorkas over border crisis
House Republicans are moving towards impeaching Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas over the border crisis. Mayorkas is accused of refusing to comply with federal immigration laws and violating public trust. Democrats argue that the impeachment push is political and lacks basis.
Fox News: GOP House hopeful co-authored bills to provide in-state tuition, driving 'cards' to illegal immigrants
Republican state legislator Mark Messmer, running for Congress in Indiana, is emphasizing the need to address illegal immigration while supporting legislation that would provide driving "cards" and in-state tuition rates for undocumented individuals. One bill would allow illegal immigrants to apply for driving permits, and another would enable them to pay the same tuition rates as residents. Messmer's campaign argues that his previous legislation aims to counteract the consequences of unchecked illegal immigration and strengthen border security. The seat is predicted to be a safe Republican win.
#society
Fox News: Health care or housing? More states are using Medicaid funds to help the homeless
In some states, Medicaid funds are being directed towards housing support for the homeless, blurring the line between housing and healthcare. Proponents believe that providing housing can alleviate health conditions arising from poor living conditions, while others argue it won't solve the underlying problems. Medicaid-funded housing is available in at least 20 states, including Arizona, California, New York, Oregon, and Washington.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Afghan diplomat shuns Taliban rule by refusing to leave post, calls on West to 'mobilize' against abuses
: Afghan Ambassador to Austria, Manizha Bakhtari, continues to represent the former government despite the Taliban's control. She advocates for the rights of Afghan women and girls, highlighting their deteriorating conditions under Taliban rule. Bakhtari urges the international community to take action and not ignore the human rights abuses being perpetrated in Afghanistan.
Fox News: Amid growing criticism of Biden foreign policy, experts credit wins while leaving room for improvement
Throughout President Biden's first three years in office, he has faced numerous foreign policy challenges, receiving mixed reviews from experts. One notable accomplishment has been revitalizing the NATO alliance, which was questioned during Trump's administration. However, Biden's response to ongoing international crises, such as the Russian invasion of Ukraine and conflicts in the Middle East, has been met with both praise and criticism.
GB News: Joe Biden 'concerned' as he sends well wishes to King Charles following cancer diagnosis
US President Joe Biden expresses concern over the diagnosis of cancer in King Charles and plans to communicate with him soon to convey his good wishes.
#crime
Fox News: Chicagoland criminals expanding enterprises by training migrants for suburban crime sprees: expert
Criminal organizations in Chicago are exploiting the migrant crisis by recruiting illegal immigrants to commit crimes with little consequence. Former police chief Tom Weitzel says migrants are being arrested multiple times and released, leading to a revolving door of crime. Gangs and criminal enterprises are helping migrants learn where and how to commit offenses, and are even providing transportation to suburban areas to target high-end retail stores. The influx of migrants, combined with the elimination of cash bail, is overwhelming police departments and could lead to a decline in proactive policing efforts.
GB News: Terrorist who killed three people allowed to stay in Britain after series of 'woeful' errors
The Home Office made "woeful" errors in allowing a terrorist, Khairi Saadallah, to stay in the country, despite his history of violence. Saadallah murdered three people in Forbury Gardens, Reading, in June 2020. The errors included granting him humanitarian leave to remain and failing to record his multiple entries into the country.
Fox News: Prominent Georgia attorney who killed wife could be released from prison after plea deal: attorney
Former Atlanta attorney, Claud Lee "Tex" McIver III, could be released from prison next year after taking a plea deal for involuntary manslaughter in the shooting death of his wife. McIver is immediately eligible for parole and could be released earlier than his maximum prison sentence of eight years.
#other
Fox News: TikTok activist says he advised White House on Biden's new natural gas moratorium
Prominent climate activist Alex Haraus met with White House officials to discuss pausing LNG export projects. Haraus argued that LNG has a dirtier carbon footprint than coal and that the U.S. already exports enough. He posted videos warning of the danger of new LNG terminals and his efforts seemed to have influenced the White House decision. Haraus believes that tangible action to phase out fossil fuels will gain more support from young people. Republicans criticized the decision, arguing that it threatens to harm the economy and increase global greenhouse gas emissions.