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#politics
The Western Journal: Trump Pardons Hunter Biden's Former Business Partner: 'They Destroyed Him'
President Trump has pardoned Devon Archer, a former business partner of Hunter Biden, who was previously convicted of defrauding a Native American tribe. Trump stated that Archer was treated unfairly and described him as a victim of a crime.
Archer, who became an informant during investigations into the Biden family, claimed he was targeted by a legal effort to silence him. He alleged that the Biden family’s actions have caused significant personal and financial harm to him.
Breitbart: Canada Warns China and India Could Interfere with Election to Replace Justin Trudeau
The Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) has warned of potential interference from China and India in the upcoming snap election to replace former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. CSIS Deputy Director Vanessa Lloyd indicated that China is likely to use AI tools for interference, while India has shown intent to meddle in Canadian democratic processes.
Tensions between Canada and China have escalated due to past incidents involving the detention of a Huawei executive and retaliatory actions against Canadian citizens. Additionally, allegations suggest Indian agents may have influenced the 2022 Conservative Party leadership election. Canadian officials are on alert for disinformation and have implemented a protocol to manage election integrity.
Breitbart: Lawsuit: Hamas Coordinated with Anti-Israel Groups, Including at Columbia University
A lawsuit has been filed by Jewish groups alleging that anti-Israel organizations, including Columbia University's Apartheid Divest, had prior knowledge of the October 7 Hamas attack and collaborated with Hamas. The suit names several individuals and groups, claiming they reactivated social media accounts just before the attack.
The complaint also mentions that a freed Israeli hostage reported Hamas terrorists claimed to be working with Columbia protesters. The case is being heard in the Southern District of New York.
The Western Journal: Planned Parenthood CEO Freaks Out as Trump Admin Prepares to Enact Major Funding Freeze: Report
The Trump administration plans to freeze funding for organizations like Planned Parenthood while reviewing allocations for diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts. This includes a potential $20 million cut in Title X grants aimed at family planning, which has sparked concern from Planned Parenthood's leadership.
Planned Parenthood's CEO criticized the move, arguing it threatens access to essential health services. The funding freeze aligns with Trump's previous actions to limit federal support for abortion-related services, reinforcing his pro-life stance.
Fox News: Rep. Lauren Boebert suggests GOP could rename DC ‘District of America’: 'Keep the jokes at bay'
Rep. Lauren Boebert urged lawmakers to refrain from mocking President Trump's renaming of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America, warning that Washington, D.C., could be next. She emphasized the need to respect the name change during a legislative hearing.
Trump has been critical of D.C. leadership regarding crime and has taken steps to clean up the city, including the removal of Black Lives Matter Plaza. Google Maps has updated its references to reflect the name change.
Breitbart: CIA Director John Ratcliffe Says Signal Is Authorized for Government Use
CIA Director John Ratcliffe testified that the use of the encrypted messaging app Signal for work purposes is authorized for government officials. This follows an incident where an Atlantic editor was mistakenly added to a chat among Trump administration national security officials.
Ratcliffe emphasized that while Signal is permissible for communication, any decisions made must also be documented through formal channels. He asserted that his communications were lawful and did not involve classified information.
#society
Times Of Israel: ‘The State of Israel has to save them’: Thousands rally in Jerusalem for hostage deal
Thousands protested in Jerusalem demanding a hostage deal as tensions rise over Prime Minister Netanyahu's decision to continue military action in Gaza. Families of hostages expressed despair, urging the government to prioritize negotiations over military pressure, which they believe endangers lives.
Demonstrators criticized the government's handling of the hostage situation, with many feeling abandoned and unheard. They emphasized the urgency of securing the release of the remaining hostages, as 59 individuals remain in captivity following the October 7 attacks.
GB News: British tourist killed in jet ski crash in the Bahamas after losing control and colliding with a rock
A 73-year-old British-Czech tourist was killed in the Bahamas after her jet ski lost control and struck a rock near Half Moon Cay. Emergency services responded, but she was pronounced dead at the scene. An investigation is underway, and Holland America is supporting the family.
The cruise ship Nieuw Amsterdam, from which she was a passenger, continues its itinerary in the Caribbean. Half Moon Cay has been recognized as "Best Private Island" for 20 years.
The Western Journal: Doctor Warning: ‘Zombie Drug’ Is Flowing Across the Southern Border
Xylazine, an animal tranquilizer known as "zombie drug," is increasingly being mixed with fentanyl, leading to a surge in overdose deaths in the U.S. It is smuggled across the southern border and poses serious health risks, as it does not respond to naloxone, commonly used for opioid overdoses.
The Drug Enforcement Agency has warned that xylazine is enhancing the dangers of fentanyl, with significant presence in 48 states. Reports indicate that its use can lead to severe wounds and increased vulnerability among users, exacerbating the ongoing overdose crisis.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: National Security Advisor Mike Waltz takes responsibility for 'embarrassing' Signal chat leak
National Security Advisor Michael Waltz has taken full responsibility for a leaked Signal group chat involving senior Trump officials discussing plans for a strike on the Houthis in Yemen. Waltz acknowledged the breach as embarrassing and stated that an investigation is underway.
President Trump defended Waltz, asserting he will not be fired and downplayed the significance of the leak, claiming no classified information was shared. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt reiterated that no war plans were discussed in the chat. Calls for resignations from some Democrats followed the incident.
#economy
Le Monde: Donald Trump's tariffs targeting Venezuela could weaken the Indian economy
Trump's proposed tariffs on Venezuelan oil could severely impact India's economy, heavily reliant on oil imports.
#military
Fox News: Two military jets collide in midair stunt, crash to ground in fiery explosion
Two military jets collided midair during a rehearsal for an aerobatic display in Saint-Dizier, France, resulting in a crash and explosion. The incident involved two Alpha jets from the Patrouille de France, with three pilots and one passenger ejecting safely.
Emergency services responded, and while the pilots sustained minor injuries, there were no casualties reported. The cause of the collision remains unclear. The Patrouille de France is known for its precision flying and has a history of rare accidents.
#culture
Breitbart: Disney's 'Snow White' Star Rachel Zegler Mocked After Declaring '#1 Movie In the World' Following Box Office Fail
Rachel Zegler, star of Disney's live-action Snow White, faced backlash on social media after claiming the film is the " movie in the world," despite its disappointing box office performance. Critics highlighted its record-low opening, with many mocking her statement.
The film debuted with an estimated $43 million domestically, falling short of expectations and generating only $87.3 million globally. The remake has faced additional criticism for its portrayal of dwarfs, opting for CGI instead of real actors, and Zegler's controversial comments regarding recent events in Israel.
Front Page Magazine: Wednesday Quick Takes
The Boston Globe highlights a new book, "Open Play," which argues for abolishing the gender divide in sports, claiming it limits women's opportunities. The authors assert that societal factors, rather than biological differences, influence athletic performance, dismissing concerns about men competing in women's sports as exaggerated.
In another cultural shift, the Shakespeare’s Birthplace Trust plans to deconstruct the playwright's legacy, labeling it a symbol of white supremacy. This move reflects a broader trend among academics to challenge Eurocentric narratives in favor of a more inclusive perspective, often at the expense of Western cultural heritage.