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7 Feb 2024
#politics
The Federalist: Washington Post Blames Price Hikes On Stores, Not Bidenflation
The Washington Post blames grocery stores for high food prices, ignoring the role of President Biden's inflationary policies. They attribute rising prices to labor shortages, supply chain disruptions, and increased demand for specialty goods. The article defends the Biden administration and downplays the impact of their policies on inflation.
Fox News: NYC Mayor Eric Adams begs state to cover 50% of city's migrant crisis costs
New York City Mayor Eric Adams appealed to the state to provide funding for the city's illegal immigration crisis. He requested a total allocation of $4.6 billion through 2025 and asked for the state to increase its commitment to covering 50% of the costs. Adams stated that the city's shelter population has tripled since he took office, and at least 170,000 illegal migrants have arrived in New York since spring 2022.
The Telegraph: Sharif’s lackluster campaign exudes election confidence as Khan buried under criminal sentences
As Nawaz Sharif runs for Pakistan's general election, his campaign appears lackluster. Imran Khan, his main rival, has been imprisoned, and his party claims to be persecuted by authorities. The military, a potent political force, is believed to rig elections.
Fox News: Trump rushed to Bud Light's defense as Anheuser-Busch lobbyist slated to host fundraiser for him
Former President Trump defends Bud Light against boycotts over a controversial ad featuring a transgender influencer. A lobbyist from Bud Light's parent company is hosting a fundraiser for Trump.
Fox News: Mitch McConnell scoffs at GOP critics after his border deal collapses: 'They had their shot'
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell faces backlash from GOP critics over collapsed bipartisan border deal. Sen. Ted Cruz calls for McConnell's resignation, arguing the deal is too weak. McConnell dismisses critics and emphasizes the need for political compromise.
Fox News: Biden tied with Trump, Haley in potential November matchups but that changes if Trump is convicted: poll
The latest poll suggests a tight race between President Biden and former President Trump in a potential November election rematch. However, if Trump is convicted of a crime, Biden's advantage increases. Biden is also closely tied with Nikki Haley in a hypothetical general election showdown.
Breitbart: Survey: Trump Edges Out Biden in 2024 General Election Matchup
Former President Donald Trump has a slight edge over President Joe Biden in a head-to-head matchup, according to a recent survey by Emerson College. When third-party candidates are included, Trump's lead widens. The survey also shows Trump leading in the Republican primary race against Nikki Haley.
The Federalist: Obscure Statute Could Disqualify States From Kicking Trump Off The Ballot
Colorado violated federal court authority by removing Trump from the presidential primary ballot. Attorneys argue that only the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia has the power to disqualify a candidate after an election. A possible challenge of Trump's eligibility in the D.C. court is hinted at.
Human Events: AUSTIN PETERSEN: How I learned to stop worrying and vote for Trump
A center-left liberal asks why anyone would vote for Trump. Explaining, I mention how Trump exposed hypocritical authorities during the pandemic and how he uses ridicule against his opponents. Also, Trump's policy accomplishments and his utility as a tool against enemies. Some right-wingers in San Fran secretly support Trump too.
Human Events: HUMAN EVENTS: The Supreme Court must end the Democrats’ anti-democratic lawfare
The legal battle over whether the Democrats can use malicious prosecution to bypass democracy continues. The Supreme Court will decide if President Trump can be excluded from state ballots for engaging in "insurrection." The left is stretching the definition of "insurrection" and risking the criminalization of democracy.
#war
The Economist: How Britain lost its war on drugs
In 2022, new synthetic opioids known as nitazenes emerged in the British drug market, leading to a rise in drug deaths. The vulnerability of those born in the 1970s, who started using hard drugs like heroin and cocaine, contributes to the high number of fatalities. However, the consumption of synthetic opioids is the most concerning aspect, as the market for these substances grows due to changes in the global drug trade. The lack of preparedness and funding cuts in drug-treatment programs in Britain exacerbate the issue, making the country unprepared for a potential opioid crisis.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Blinken Offers Hamas Host Qatar U.S. 'Commitment' to a 'Palestinian State'
Secretary of State Antony Blinken reaffirms commitment to establishing a Palestinian state, rejecting forced displacement from Gaza, during meetings with leaders in the Middle East.
Fox News: 50+ House Republicans call for Biden admin to 'immediately' designate Houthis a Foreign Terrorist Organization
House Republicans have called on the Biden administration to designate the Iran-backed Houthis as a Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO), arguing that the current terrorist list does not go far enough. The Biden administration recently placed the Houthis on the Specially Designated Global Terrorist (SDGT) list, triggering sanctions to prevent further attacks on global trade in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. The lawmakers believe that the SDGT designation is not sufficient and that an FTO designation is needed to provide stronger action against the Houthis.
The Telegraph: ‘This is a golden cage’ – Israeli special needs patients trapped by the threat of Hezbollah
Mohamad, a shy Palestinian with learning difficulties, and others with special needs are evacuated from their homes in Kiryat Shmona due to the threat of Hezbollah rockets. They are now trapped in a hostel in Poriya, longing to return to their normal lives as tensions rise between Israel and Lebanon. War seems imminent, and the displaced adults become pawns in a dangerous game.
#history
Breitbart: Woke History: Some Anglo-Saxon Warriors Were Trans, Claims Academic
A British academic suggests that Anglo-Saxon warrior graves may indicate the presence of transgender individuals in their ranks. Through the lens of trans theory, examining these burials allows for a critical understanding of gender in early Anglo-Saxon society. Meanwhile, Shakespeare's Globe theatre plans to portray Joan of Arc as a gender-neutral character with they/them pronouns in an upcoming play.
#crime
Fox News: Pennsylvania attorney accused of false representation in case of boy fatally shot by police
A Philadelphia lawyer allegedly tried to file an unauthorized civil lawsuit on behalf of a boy's father, who was shot by police. The lawyer also attempted to have the father declared mentally incompetent to keep the case and potentially gain from a settlement.
Fox News: North Carolina denies appeal for man who killed officers as a teenager
North Carolina judge upholds life sentence without parole for Kevin Golphin, who murdered two law enforcement officers as a juvenile.
#outdoors
Skilled Survival: 5 Best Survival Playing Cards Worth Their Extra Weight
A guide to the best survival playing cards that serve multiple purposes in a survival situation. These cards offer survival tips, emergency signals, navigation aids, and even edible plant identification. They are durable, compact, lightweight, and educational.
#other
Breitbart: Honda Recalls over 750,000 Vehicles Due to Airbag Problem
Honda is recalling over 750,000 vehicles in the U.S. due to a faulty sensor that may cause front passenger airbags to inflate accidentally. The recall covers various Honda and Acura models from 2020 to 2022.
Fox News: Middle school teacher alleges discrimination for being placed on leave over pro-Palestinian email signature
A Maryland teacher, Hajur El-Haggan, is suing for discrimination after being placed on administrative leave for including the phrase "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free" in her email signature. El-Haggan alleges that she was discriminated against as a Muslim and Arab-American woman. The school district claims that including political quotes in email signatures goes against their code of conduct.