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8 Feb 2024
#politics
Fox News: Biden, White House blame Israel war for forgetting basic facts during special counsel interviews
President Biden struggled to remember key dates during interviews with Special Counsel Robert Hur, citing the ongoing Israel-Hamas war as the reason. Biden's memory lapse centered around his time as vice president and the death of his son, Beau. Biden's lawyers criticized Hur's portrayal of the president's memory, stating that it was inaccurate and inappropriate. The report described Biden as an elderly man with a poor memory and suggested that a jury would have difficulty convicting him of a serious felony.
Le Monde: Senegal's election postponement: 'This goes to the heart of our democratic model'
Tensions rise in Senegal as presidential election is postponed, extending President Sall's term. Critics call for united opposition coalition to defeat him.
Le Monde: Biden cleared of charges in documents probe, mental capacity questioned
Special counsel clears President Biden of criminal charges for retaining classified documents but raises concerns about his memory. Biden's reduced mental capacities questioned by Trump campaign.
#crime
Fox News: Maryland juvenile justice agency now facing 200 sex abuse suits
200 people have accused Maryland juvenile detention facilities of child sexual abuse, with 63 plaintiffs filing a lawsuit alleging rampant abuse at 15 facilities. The cases may face delays due to a constitutional challenge, as lawmakers consider rolling back reform measures.
Forbes: Here’s How Biden’s Memory Has Faded, According To Classified Documents Report
President Joe Biden will not face criminal charges for mishandling classified documents. The Justice Department special counsel cited Biden's advanced age and poor memory as reasons for not convincing a jury of his intent to retain the documents.
Fox News: Former British soldier prosecuted in 1972 'Troubles' killing in Northern Ireland
A former British soldier will be prosecuted for a murder committed during the Troubles in Belfast. The soldier, along with three others, also faces attempted murder charges.
Fox News: Missouri coroner charged with stealing dead man's money, misstating causes of death
Missouri AG charges county coroner with theft and falsifying death causes. Motion filed to remove coroner from office.
#sports
Breitbart: China Declares War on Lionel Messi for Looking Too Happy in Japan After Hong Kong No-Show
China's state-run Global Times newspaper accused Lionel Messi and his soccer club, Inter Miami, of having "political motives" for not playing in a friendly match against Hong Kong XI. The accusations came after Messi played in a match in Japan but skipped the game in Hong Kong, citing health reasons. Hong Kong officials have condemned Messi and Inter Miami, with some suggesting that the snub was a deliberate anti-communist political statement. Chinese fans are flooding Messi's social media profiles with hate messages, and there are concerns that the incident may impact Argentina's planned visit to China.
#other
Fox News: New California Democrat bill would ban all plastic bags at grocery stores
California plans to ban all plastic shopping bags by 2026 due to concerns about increased plastic waste. Despite a previous ban on thin bags, people have been using thicker ones that are supposedly reusable and recyclable but are not being reused or recycled. The ban would affect about half of the state's population and would require the approval of Governor Gavin Newsom.
Forbes: ‘Dune: Part Two' Advance Tickets Pace Ahead Of ‘Oppenheimer’ With $65 Million Projected Opening, Report Says
"Dune: Part Two" is projected to have a domestic opening of over $65 million, surpassing the early projections of "Oppenheimer." The film is backed by a talented cast and director and is expected to outperform its predecessor, despite facing delays due to strikes.