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7 Feb 2025
#politics
Breitbart: White House Correspondents Dinner Comedian Ruffin: 'No One Wants' Trump to Show Up
Comedian Amber Ruffin, set to host the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, expressed that no one wants former President Donald Trump to attend the event. She emphasized her approach to humor, focusing on truth and shared feelings of sadness among people.
Ruffin noted that while U.S. presidents typically attend, Trump skipped the dinner during his first term and suggested that his presence is not desired. She believes he is missing out on a unique aspect of the presidency.
Breitbart: Democrats Frustrated After Deluge of Anti-Trump Resistance Phone Calls
Congressional Democrats are facing intense pressure from constituents demanding stronger resistance against President Trump. Many lawmakers report an unprecedented volume of angry calls, reflecting frustration over their minority status in Congress and a perceived inability to enact significant change.
Democratic leaders are urging constituents to direct their frustrations toward Republican lawmakers instead. Despite the pressure, Democrats emphasize their limited legislative power and the importance of rallying support rather than expecting immediate results.
#society
GB News: ‘You’re talking tosh!’ Furious clash kicks off on GB News as calls grow for NHS staff to be NAMED over Nottingham massacre
A heated debate on GB News featured Carole Malone and Jonathan Lis discussing whether medical staff who treated Nottingham attacker Valdo Calocane should be publicly named. Malone criticized the medical team's decisions, asserting they failed to adequately treat Calocane, leading to tragic consequences.
Lis acknowledged the families' anger but questioned the effectiveness of naming the staff involved. Families, including those of victim Grace O'Malley-Kumar, are pushing for accountability and plan to meet with government officials regarding a public inquiry into Calocane's treatment and the attacks.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Uganda and Rwanda Get More Involved in Congo Guerilla War
Uganda has sent an additional 1,000 soldiers to the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) amid escalating conflict with the Rwanda-supported M23 insurgency, which recently captured a regional capital. Uganda's military is primarily focused on combating the Islamist Allied Defense Forces (ADF), a terrorist group seeking to establish an Islamic caliphate.
Despite Uganda's official denial of support for M23, reports suggest Ugandan forces are more interested in securing territory for their own interests, including gold mines. The situation remains complicated, with accusations flying between Uganda, Rwanda, and the DRC regarding support for various rebel groups. M23 has declared a humanitarian ceasefire to facilitate aid in Goma.
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu says ‘worth listening carefully’ to Trump’s proposal for Gaza
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed openness to President Trump's proposal to relocate Palestinians from Gaza, calling it a noteworthy idea amid ongoing discussions about the region's future. Trump suggested that the U.S. could take control of Gaza and resettle its residents elsewhere, a plan met with criticism from the international community.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized the need for other nations to contribute to Gaza's rebuilding and acknowledged that the area is currently uninhabitable. Israeli officials are reportedly concerned about potential fallout from the proposal, with preparations being made for Palestinians who may wish to leave Gaza voluntarily.
#education
Breitbart: Exclusive--Harriet Hagemen: 'We Should Not Have a Federal Dept. of Education'
Rep. Harriet Hageman (R-WY) advocates for the abolition of the federal Department of Education, arguing that education should be managed at the state level. She claims that since its establishment in 1980, the department has contributed to declining test scores and educational failures.
Hageman suggests that cutting federal education spending could save hundreds of billions and emphasizes the effectiveness of state and local control over education. She believes that block grants to states would be a better approach than federal oversight.