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7 Feb 2025
#politics
CNSNews: MRC Content Reached Billions in 2024
In 2024, the Media Research Center (MRC) achieved significant audience reach, connecting with nearly three billion people, largely through social media. High-profile conservative figures, including Sen. Ted Cruz and Elon Musk, helped amplify MRC's research and content, leading to almost a billion video views.
MRC's online presence also attracted tens of millions of page views, with its analysis and news frequently cited across various media platforms, further enhancing its influence.
#society
Fox News: Princess Anne admits hospital staff had to fill in 'the blanks’ after suffering concussion, memory loss
Princess Anne visited Southmead Hospital in Bristol to thank the medical staff who treated her for a concussion sustained from a horse-related accident in June 2024. During her visit, she expressed gratitude for the care she received and acknowledged her temporary memory loss from the incident.
The Princess Royal, who was hospitalized for five days, toured the facility, met with staff, and reflected on her recovery. She noted the importance of her experience as a reminder of the fragility of health and the need for family support.
GB News: Prince Andrew suffers fresh blow as school set to cuts ties with disgraced Duke of York
Prince Andrew School in St Helena plans to change its name due to negative associations with the Duke of York amid public controversy. The school, which has been named after him since 1989, aims to create a more positive learning environment.
Students will suggest a new name, with the change set for September 2025. The decision follows scrutiny of Andrew's ties to Jeffrey Epstein and his stepping down as a working royal in 2019.
Fox News: Video shows Frontier passenger tackled after allegedly banging window mid-flight
A Frontier Airlines flight from Denver to Houston experienced chaos when a passenger began violently banging on the aircraft’s window. Fellow passengers intervened, restraining him until the plane landed safely. The man reportedly calmed down afterward, and no charges are being pursued.
The incident has raised safety concerns amid recent aviation accidents, including a medevac jet crash in Philadelphia and a midair collision involving an Army helicopter. The FBI is investigating the passenger's behavior, which occurred in Denver airspace.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Bulgaria to make €500m from military aid to Ukraine
Bulgaria is set to gain approximately €500 million from its military aid to Ukraine over the last three years. Defence Minister Atanas Zapryanov emphasized that aiding Ukraine also benefits Bulgaria.
The country has received around €300 million in compensation from the U.S. and EU for supplying Soviet-era military equipment, along with €174 million from Denmark for military contracts.
Le Monde: Venezuela slams 'theft' of government plane after US seizure
Venezuela condemned the U.S. for seizing one of its government planes, calling it "brazen theft" and labeling Secretary of State Marco Rubio an "aircraft thief." The Venezuelan Foreign Ministry vowed to take action for the return of the aircraft.
This incident marks the second seizure of a Venezuelan government plane in less than a year, amid ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Venezuela under President Trump.
Human Events: Pakistan gives Afghan refugees until March 31 to leave Islamabad
The Pakistani government has ordered Afghan refugees in Islamabad to leave by March 31, aiming to pressure Western nations, particularly the U.S., to accept them. Pakistan cites security concerns, alleging the Taliban harbors militants responsible for cross-border attacks and terrorism.
As the U.S. pauses refugee admissions, uncertainty looms for around 15,000 Afghan refugees who applied for resettlement. The UN Human Rights Commission warns of potential Taliban retaliation against returnees, particularly vulnerable groups like women and activists.
Fox News: Pro-Israel comedian Michael Rapaport open to President Trump's Gaza plan, says 'nothing worked' before
Comedian Michael Rapaport supports President Trump's proposal for the U.S. to take ownership of the Gaza Strip, arguing that previous peace efforts have failed. He believes a new approach is necessary, suggesting that the U.S. could bring stability and economic development to the region.
Trump has reiterated this plan, emphasizing the need to dismantle dangerous remnants and create jobs and housing in Gaza. His proposal follows a recent ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, marking a shift in strategy for addressing ongoing conflicts in the area.
Fox News: Trump sanctions on ICC protects US military and government officials, former NSC official says
President Trump signed an executive order imposing sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC) in response to its arrest warrant for Israeli officials. Critics argue this move protects U.S. military personnel from perceived unjust prosecutions by the ICC, which they label as biased.
The ICC condemned the sanctions, asserting its commitment to justice and independence. Nearly 80 countries expressed support for the ICC, highlighting its role in international justice, while some nations, including Hungary, echoed Trump's sentiments regarding the court's alleged bias.
Fox News: Top Republican moves to restrict AI exports amid concerns over Chinese tech
A House Republican is proposing legislation to strengthen restrictions on China's access to advanced U.S. technology, citing concerns over intellectual property theft and the recent emergence of Chinese AI company DeepSeek. The bill aims to impose export controls and sanctions on foreign actors involved in technology transfers to China.
The legislation comes amid fears that DeepSeek's AI advancements could threaten U.S. economic competitiveness and security, particularly with its ties to the Chinese Communist Party. The U.S. Commerce Department is investigating whether DeepSeek utilized banned chips in its operations.
The Western Journal: Trump's Peace Plan for Ukraine Reportedly Leaked: Ceasefire by Easter, Major Territorial Changes
A purported peace plan for Ukraine, attributed to former President Trump, has been dismissed as false by Ukrainian officials, including Andriy Yermak. The plan reportedly includes a ceasefire by Easter and territorial concessions from Ukraine, which Zelenskyy opposes.
Zelenskyy emphasized that he has not seen any official U.S. plan and believes any resolution must involve collaboration between the U.S. and Ukraine. He expressed confidence that Trump could pressure Putin to end the conflict.
#economy
Fox News: House passes bill blocking future presidents from banning oil drilling without Congress' approval
The House passed the "Protecting American Energy Production Act," which prevents future administrations from banning oil and gas drilling without Congress's approval. The legislation received unanimous Republican support, while 118 Democrats opposed it.
Introduced by Rep. August Pfluger, the bill aims to counteract regulations imposed by the Biden administration, which included significant drilling bans. If enacted, it would protect hydraulic fracturing from future moratoriums.
#culture
Breitbart: Netflix’s Disgraced Trans Oscar Nominee, ‘Emilia Perez’ Star, to Remain ‘Silent’ After Racist Tweets Exposed
Karla Sofia Gascon has stepped back from the Oscar campaign for "Emilia Perez" following the resurfacing of her past offensive social media posts. The first transgender woman nominated for best actress, Gascon plays a cartel boss in the film, which has received multiple nominations.
Gascon expressed hope that her silence would allow the film to be appreciated for its artistic value. The controversy has led to Netflix distancing itself from her, impacting her chances for the award and the film's overall campaign.
#health
The Economist: Does intermittent fasting work?
Intermittent fasting is effective for weight loss, but its other claimed health benefits remain uncertain. The diet, including the popular "5-2 diet," restricts food intake to specific time frames, allowing for unrestricted eating on non-fasting days.
In other developments, advancements in technology are impacting various fields, from cryptocurrency investigations to drone warfare. The debate continues on the efficacy of ice baths and the potential regulation of carbon monoxide in professional cycling.
Fox News: Fentanyl's financial grip on US skyrocketed to $2.7T at height of Biden admin: study
The opioid crisis in the U.S. cost an estimated $2.7 trillion in 2023, according to a study by the Council of Economic Advisers. This figure accounts for loss of life, quality of life, productivity, healthcare costs, and crime associated with opioid use, primarily driven by fentanyl.
President Trump is implementing tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China to combat the influx of fentanyl, despite criticism that these tariffs will raise consumer prices. The study argues that the economic burden of the opioid epidemic significantly outweighs the projected costs of the tariffs.
#technology
Fox News: Robot dog sprints into history books by breaking speed records
A Chinese team has developed the Black Panther 2.0, a quadruped robot that can run 100 meters in under 10 seconds, surpassing previous records. The robot's design is inspired by various animals, featuring advanced materials and biomechanics for enhanced speed and efficiency.
Incorporating artificial intelligence, the Black Panther 2.0 can adapt its movements in real-time, improving its agility across different terrains. This innovation opens up potential applications in various fields, including industrial use and search and rescue operations.