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9 Feb 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Leftist Catholics: Trump Supporters Are Complicit in ‘Unprecedented Cruelty’
Leftist Catholics are expressing outrage over funding cuts to progressive NGOs by the Trump administration, claiming it reflects "unprecedented cruelty." The National Catholic Reporter criticizes these cuts, particularly impacting Catholic Relief Services, which faces significant budget reductions.
The op-ed argues that these actions signify a broader trend of intentional cruelty and a departure from pro-life values, urging Catholics to stop supporting the administration. The piece highlights a perceived hypocrisy, noting the NCR's past support for Joe Biden, who advocates for abortion rights.
Breitbart: Farage's Reform UK Surpasses 200K Paid Members, Rejects Pact with BoJo
Nigel Farage's Reform UK party has reached 200,000 paid members, surpassing the Conservative Party in membership. Recent polls show Reform leading at 25%, with Labour at 24% and Tories at 21%.
Despite speculation of a potential alliance with Boris Johnson, Reform has firmly rejected any pact, citing Johnson's handling of Brexit and immigration as reasons for their stance.
Fox News: Los Angeles wildfire czar's $500K paycheck for 90 days of work draws swift blowback, mayor reverses course
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass reversed a decision to pay wildfire recovery czar Steve Soboroff $500,000 for 90 days of work, stating he will now serve without compensation. This decision followed public outcry over the high cost of recovery efforts amid ongoing crises.
Critics, including Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez and former Trump envoy Ric Grenell, condemned the initial compensation as excessive, calling it a "money grab." Soboroff defended his expertise and responsibilities, emphasizing his commitment to helping residents recover from the wildfire disaster.
Fox News: Trump, South Africa in growing row over hotly contested land law, country's deals with US foes
President Trump’s recent executive order targets South Africa's Expropriation Act, which allows the government to seize land from ethnic minority Afrikaners without compensation. The U.S. will suspend aid to South Africa and promote resettlement for those facing discrimination.
In response, the South African government criticized the order for lacking factual accuracy and misrepresenting the nation's history. The ANC remains the ruling party, but opposition voices are calling for legal action to protect property rights and reassess foreign policy.
#society
The Western Journal: Democrat's Bill Would Prevent Theaters from Forcing You to Watch Previews
Connecticut state Sen. Martin Looney has proposed a bill requiring movie theaters to disclose both the start time of previews and the actual film. He argues that this would help moviegoers avoid wasting time on previews if they wish to arrive just for the feature.
The bill has faced pushback from theater managers, who rely on previews for revenue. Despite this, Looney claims it addresses a common complaint among constituents about being delayed by lengthy previews. The bill is currently in the "Vote to Draft" phase.
#economy
Le Monde: Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI: 'On AI, France has created a playbook that other European nations should follow'
France is set to host an AI summit under President Emmanuel Macron, aiming to address the "innovation gap" in Europe compared to the US and China. The summit highlights AI's potential to drive productivity and economic growth across various sectors, including healthcare and education.
As nations recognize AI's transformative power, collaboration between governments and the private sector will be essential for managing this transition. France's approach may serve as a model for other European countries seeking to harness AI for long-term economic success.
GB News: Toyota unveils new hydrogen vehicle project that could deliver 900km of range in just minutes
Toyota has partnered with Hydrogen Refueling Solutions and ENGIE to develop advanced hydrogen refueling stations across Europe, aiming for quick refueling times of under 10 minutes for heavy-duty vehicles and under 5 minutes for light-duty vehicles. This initiative is part of the EU-funded RHeaDHy project, which seeks to enhance hydrogen infrastructure in line with the EU's Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation targets for 2030.
The new technology introduces a dual nozzle system that allows a single dispenser to serve both light and heavy-duty vehicles, significantly reducing installation costs and streamlining infrastructure. The project is set to begin testing in late 2025, with the goal of accelerating the transition to cleaner energy and promoting zero-emission vehicles across the continent.
#culture
Breitbart: Congressman Burgess Owens Crowns Beyoncé a 'DEI' Winner over Best Country Album Grammy
Rep. Burgess Owens criticized Beyoncé's Grammy win for "Best Country Album," calling it an example of "DEI" (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) practices. He argued that the award diminishes both Beyoncé's reputation and the credibility of the Grammys, suggesting it alienates country music fans.
Owens believes that such decisions lead to long-term consequences for both the artist and the awards, predicting a decline in viewership. He emphasized the importance of fairness, referencing recent actions to protect women’s sports from transgender athletes.
#crime
Breitbart: Multiple People Hospitalised After Stabbing Spree Attack in Dublin
A man was arrested in Dublin after a stabbing spree left at least three people hospitalized, none with life-threatening injuries. The incident occurred in the Stoneybatter area, with one victim reportedly attacked at their own home.
Police apprehended the suspect shortly after the attack, and initial reports suggest no links to terrorism. Local residents expressed shock at the rapid police response. Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald offered condolences to the victims and praised emergency services.
#science
Forbes: Northern Lights Forecast: These States Could See Aurora Borealis Tonight
Americans in over a dozen northern states may see brighter northern lights Sunday evening, with a Kp index of five indicating increased activity. Best viewing times are between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m., particularly in Alaska, Idaho, Minnesota, and other northern states.
Conditions for Monday's viewing are also favorable, with a Kp index of four. The northern lights have been more visible recently due to heightened solar activity, expected to continue through 2026.