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8 Feb 2025
#politics
Breitbart: New Mexico Democrats Push Sweeping Ban on Semiautomatic Firearms
New Mexico Democrats are advancing SB 279, a bill aimed at banning semiautomatic firearms, echoing Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's previous efforts. This legislation targets gas-operated firearms without explicitly naming the AR-15, framing it as a response to perceived firearm lethality.
Despite the historical context of the AR-15's design, the bill aligns with failed federal proposals, reflecting ongoing debates over gun rights and regulation. Over 30 million rifles categorized as "assault weapons" are owned by Americans, highlighting the contentious nature of this legislative push.
The Western Journal: Elon Just Got a Legendary Letter from Trump's DOJ - Threats to DOGE Are Finished
Elon Musk received a letter from the acting U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, assuring him of support for the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which was established by President Trump. The letter emphasized a commitment to investigate any illegal activities reported by DOGE.
The U.S. Attorney, Ed Martin, pledged to protect DOGE staff from threats and to pursue legal action against anyone impeding their work. He highlighted the importance of accountability and safeguarding taxpayer interests.
Breitbart: Trump Agrees with Vance to Rehire DOGE Staffer After Woke Hit Piece
President Trump expressed support for Vice President JD Vance's call to rehire a former staffer from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), who resigned following a critical report by journalist Katherine Long. Vance argued that social media missteps shouldn't ruin a young person's career.
Long's report framed the staffer as a racist, coinciding with DOGE's audit of USAID, where significant taxpayer funds were reportedly mismanaged. Critics suggest that Long's actions may be retaliatory against DOGE's scrutiny of USAID.
Le Monde: Trump says he's revoking Biden's security clearance, ending intelligence briefings in payback move
President Trump announced he is revoking President Biden's security clearance and halting his daily intelligence briefings, citing Biden's previous decision to do the same to him in 2021. Trump stated there is no need for Biden to access classified information.
Biden had cut off Trump's briefings due to concerns over his behavior related to the January 6 Capitol attack. Trump referenced a report on Biden's handling of classified documents to justify his decision.
The Western Journal: Best Clip You'll See Today: Tucker Asks Lib Reporter 'How Do They Get People This Stupid in the Media'
Tucker Carlson's exchange with an Australian reporter highlighted the tensions between conservative viewpoints and mainstream media narratives. Carlson challenged the reporter's claims about his views on immigration and violence, asserting that he never espoused racist beliefs and critiquing her for misrepresenting his statements.
This interaction reflects a broader trend where conservative voices are pushing back against what they perceive as a biased media landscape. Carlson's remarks resonated with audiences, emphasizing the importance of free speech and the need to confront cancel culture in today's discourse.
Fox News: Newsom signs $50M 'Trump-proofing' legislative package
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a $50 million package aimed at countering federal policies under President Trump. The funds will support legal services for vulnerable residents, including victims of human trafficking and unlawful evictions, while explicitly excluding services for noncitizens with serious felony convictions.
The package allocates $25 million to the California Department of Justice for legal challenges against Trump’s policies and another $25 million for legal aid for immigrants facing deportation. Despite their clashes, Newsom is also collaborating with Trump on disaster relief efforts for California wildfires.
#society
Front Page Magazine: "Snow is Disappearing as Planet Warms." Also Falling in Florida.
Despite predictions of diminishing snowfall due to climate change, recent winters have brought significant snowstorms across various regions, including New York and Austin. The New York Times, which previously forecasted the end of snow, faced travel disruptions from a blizzard, highlighting the inconsistency of climate predictions.
Ski resorts in Colorado and California have experienced record snowfall, contradicting claims of a shrinking ski season. As temperatures plummet and snowfalls increase, the narrative surrounding climate change and its impact on winter weather continues to be challenged.
Breitbart: Minnesota High Schools Reject Trump's Title IX Rules Banning Transgender Athletes
The Minnesota State High School League has announced it will not comply with President Trump's new Title IX rules prohibiting transgender athletes from competing in girls' sports. The League cites state law, specifically the Minnesota Human Rights Act, as the governing authority.
The organization emphasizes that eligibility for transgender student-athletes is determined by state law, allowing participation consistent with gender identity. They will continue to evaluate state laws in light of the new federal executive order.
The Western Journal: Five Planes Down in 10 Days? Another Apparent Tragedy Unfolding, This Time from Alaska
A commercial plane with a pilot and nine passengers disappeared near Nome, Alaska, just 12 miles from its destination. This incident marks the fifth aviation accident in ten days, following crashes involving military and commercial aircraft, resulting in multiple fatalities.
Search and rescue efforts are ongoing in severe weather conditions as local authorities work to locate the missing Bering Air flight. Families of those on board have been notified.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: All past efforts have failed – Trump is right to try a new strategy in the Middle East
Donald Trump's Gaza plan should not be dismissed due to the historical failure of two-state solutions. Critics argue that continuing to push this idea is ineffective, as evidenced by decades of unfulfilled proposals. Instead, some suggest that displaced Palestinians could find refuge in Jordan.
Countries claiming Gaza's citizens are victims of genocide should consider offering them refuge. The Palestine Solidarity Campaign's protests during the Hamas attacks raise concerns about promoting extremism, and there are calls for accountability from authorities to maintain public order.
Times Of Israel: ICC prosecutor is first court official to be targeted after Trump restores sanctions
International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan has been sanctioned by the U.S. under an executive order signed by President Trump, aimed at the ICC's investigations into U.S. citizens and allies. The sanctions include asset freezes and travel bans for Khan and his family.
The ICC has condemned the sanctions, warning they could undermine justice and increase impunity for serious crimes. The move coincides with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's visit to Washington, where he criticized the ICC, calling it a threat to democratic nations' rights.
#culture
Fox News: Trump fires Kennedy Center board members citing drag shows, appoints himself chairman
President Trump announced the immediate dismissal of several Kennedy Center board members, including the chairman, claiming a lack of shared vision for the arts. He intends to appoint himself as the new chairman and criticized recent drag events hosted by the center.
Trump emphasized the need for the Kennedy Center to reflect American values and promised changes to enhance its reputation. He indicated that a new board would be announced soon.
#health
Breitbart: Woke Lancet Freaks Out over Trump’s Climate, Gender Realism
The Lancet medical journal expresses alarm over Donald Trump's rejection of its favored initiatives, including climate change action, global abortion funding, and gender diversity. The editorial criticizes Trump's withdrawal from the WHO and the Paris Agreement, claiming his policies threaten public health and medical research.
The journal warns of a chilling effect on authors and reviewers, attributing a decline in contributions to Trump's stance on gender and health issues. It accuses him of undermining women's health rights and pledges to hold him accountable over the next four years.
#crime
Fox News: Intoxicated Virginia man allegedly breaks into Bible study session thinking it was human trafficking operation
A Virginia man, David Campbell, 48, was arrested after breaking into a Bible study, mistakenly believing it was a human trafficking operation. Intoxicated, he confronted neighbors about their parking and exhibited aggressive behavior, leading to charges of breaking and entering, assault, and public intoxication.
Authorities reported that Campbell forced his way into the home where the Bible study was taking place, nearly striking an ordained minister and threatening others. He is currently held without bond at the Rappahannock Regional Jail.
GB News: Man who shook his partner's toddler to death after months of shocking abuse jailed for 25 years
Christopher Stockton, 38, has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his partner's 22-month-old son, Charlie Roberts, in January 2024. Stockton violently shook the child while in sole care, leading to fatal brain injuries. The child's mother, Paula Roberts, received a four-year sentence for neglect.
The judge highlighted the vulnerability of Charlie and criticized Roberts for ignoring warning signs about Stockton's behavior. Following the tragic incident, authorities urged the public to report concerns about child welfare. The family expressed profound grief over the loss of Charlie, describing him as a beloved child.
#science
Fox News: Largest white shark ever caught, tagged pings near Florida coast
The largest male white shark ever tagged, named Contender, is approaching Jacksonville, Florida. The 13.8-foot, 1,653-pound shark was tagged on January 17 and is currently moving south, recently surfacing near St. Augustine.
OCEARCH, the research group that tagged Contender, will track his movements for valuable data on migration patterns over the next five years. The tagging process also included collecting biological samples for analysis.
#outdoors
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Siera Romine won the Brainerd Jaycees Ice Fishing Extravaganza with a 5.85-lb walleye, earning her choice of a new truck. The event attracted around 12,000 participants, with notable prizes for lower placements as well.
The tournament showcased the challenges of ice fishing amid harsh winter conditions, emphasizing the need for innovative strategies to find less pressured fishing spots.