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14 Mar 2025
#politics
GB News: Kemi Badenoch warns Nigel Farage not to assume Reform will beat the Tories: 'They're counting their chickens!'
Kemi Badenoch cautioned Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage, against overconfidence in the upcoming Holyrood elections, emphasizing the unpredictability of politics. She warned Unionist voters that supporting Reform UK could inadvertently bolster the SNP's hold on power.
Reform UK's Richard Tice dismissed Badenoch's claims, asserting their commitment to engaging with voters and criticizing the Tories' past complacency. Meanwhile, former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced she would not run in the next election, marking a significant shift in Scottish politics.
The Telegraph: Israel approaches Tesla for government cars as leader makes overtures to Musk
Israel has invited Tesla to bid for a government contract to supply electric cars, signaling Prime Minister Netanyahu's intent to strengthen ties with Elon Musk. This move comes despite past controversies surrounding Musk's comments and gestures, which have drawn criticism from parts of Jewish society.
Netanyahu has previously defended Musk, emphasizing his support for Israel's right to defend itself. The Israeli government aims for 1.3 million electric cars by 2030 and wants all private vehicles to be electric by 2050.
The Western Journal: Senate Democrats Self-Destructing After Schumer Catches Them Off Guard by Caving to House Republicans
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer surprised Democrats by supporting a Republican-backed continuing resolution to prevent a government shutdown, leading to backlash from his party. Discontented senators criticized his decision, fearing it would empower Trump and his agenda.
Despite Schumer's rationale that a shutdown would benefit Trump, some Democrats, particularly from swing states, opposed the resolution, aligning with the more extreme elements of their party. This internal conflict highlights the challenges Democrats face in navigating their base's demands while addressing governance issues.
Fox News: Biden White House turned over Trump, Pence government cellphones to FBI as part of anti-Trump agent's case
The Biden White House provided government cellphones belonging to former President Trump and former Vice President Pence to the FBI in May 2022 as part of an investigation into the 2020 election. The FBI began drafting a search warrant for the phones' data after acquiring them without a warrant.
Senators Chuck Grassley and Ron Johnson have raised concerns about the investigation's integrity, alleging that anti-Trump bias influenced the FBI's actions. They are demanding transparency and a full account of the investigation's expenditures and procedures.
Breitbart: Congressman Claims MLB Canceled Trevor Bauer Due to Trump Support
Rep. Eric Burlison criticized Major League Baseball for its treatment of pitcher Trevor Bauer, claiming he was unfairly punished due to his support for Donald Trump. Despite a lengthy suspension for domestic violence allegations that were ultimately dismissed, Burlison argues that Bauer's political views influenced MLB's decision.
Bauer, who has not faced any criminal charges, has been sidelined from U.S. pro baseball for four years, while others have returned after serious incidents. Burlison suggests that MLB's actions reflect a bias against Bauer's political stance rather than the allegations themselves.
Fox News: ICE arrests another Columbia University student who participated in pro-Palestinian protests
ICE has arrested a second Columbia University student, Leqaa Kordia, for participating in pro-Palestinian protests, following a third student who self-deported. Kordia's visa was canceled in 2022 for lack of attendance. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem emphasized that advocating for violence justifies visa revocation.
The arrests have sparked backlash from students, faculty, and the ACLU, which argues that deportation based on political views violates the First Amendment. The Trump administration has taken a strong stance against such protests, linking them to federal funding cuts for the university.
#society
Fox News: Gene Hackman’s dog likely died of dehydration and starvation, showed partial mummification, report says
Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa's dog reportedly died from dehydration and starvation, as indicated by a Santa Fe County animal control report. The dog's stomach was empty, showing no signs of poisoning or trauma, but evidence of partial mummification was noted.
The dog, Zinna, was found alongside the couple's bodies at their Santa Fe home on February 26. This is an ongoing story with updates expected.
Fox News: Florida could change service charges and auto gratuities amid today's 'tip fatigue'
A Florida House bill, HB 535, seeks to redefine tipping practices in restaurants by allowing diners to refuse automatic gratuities if service is unsatisfactory. It also limits mandatory service charges to parties of six or more and mandates transparency about gratuity distribution.
The bill responds to widespread concerns about tipping culture, with a recent survey indicating that nearly 90% of Americans feel tipping has become excessive. The proposed changes aim to alleviate "tip fatigue" among consumers while facing opposition from the Florida Restaurant & Lodging Association.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: Trump Reveals Details of Talk with Putin, Including an Urgent Request He Made of Russia
President Donald Trump expressed optimism about negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin aimed at ending the Russia-Ukraine war. He highlighted an urgent situation where thousands of Ukrainian troops are reportedly surrounded by Russian forces, urging for their lives to be spared to avoid a potential massacre.
Trump's efforts to secure peace have been a key focus, noting the heavy casualties on both sides since the conflict began in February 2022. While Ukraine has agreed to a ceasefire, Russia has not reciprocated, complicating the situation further.
#economy
Fox News: The left thinks Trump's tariffs are a declaration of war. But they're clueless about the battlefield
President Trump’s tariff strategy is framed as a defensive measure against long-standing economic attacks from other countries, particularly Canada, which imposes high tariffs and non-tariff barriers on U.S. exports. The article argues that the U.S. is not the aggressor but is responding to unfair trade practices that hinder American competitiveness.
The piece emphasizes that many trading partners, including the EU and India, impose significantly higher tariffs on U.S. goods compared to what the U.S. charges them. It asserts that reciprocal tariffs are necessary to protect American workers and industries and that the U.S. has the leverage in negotiations due to its market size.
#military
The Telegraph: Chinese ‘invasion barges’ spotted on drills
Chinese naval exercises in the South China Sea have showcased "D-Day style" barges, which may play a crucial role in a potential invasion of Taiwan. These Shuiqiao barges feature long, retractable bridges designed to facilitate rapid unloading of military equipment and troops.
The design appears inspired by the Mulberry harbors used during the Normandy landings in 1944, potentially allowing Chinese forces to circumvent beach defenses and access previously unsuitable landing sites.