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#politics
Fox News: Several Democrats to boycott Trump's 'pep rally' speech to Congress
Several Democratic lawmakers, including Sen. Chris Murphy and Rep. Don Beyer, plan to boycott President Trump's upcoming address to Congress, labeling it a "farce" and a "MAGA pep rally." They aim to hold a live prebuttal instead, criticizing Trump's alignment with Russia and policies affecting federal workers.
Democrats attending the address are encouraged to bring guests impacted by Trump's administration, particularly those affected by recent layoffs. Sen. Elissa Slotkin will deliver the Democratic rebuttal, emphasizing the need for transparency and a focus on improving citizens' lives.
Fox News: SCOOP: Speaker Johnson reveals guest list for Trump's big speech Tuesday
Speaker Mike Johnson is emphasizing border security during President Trump's upcoming address to Congress. His guests include Tom Homan, former ICE director, and Olivia Hayes, a widow whose husband was killed by an illegal immigrant.
Johnson is also hosting guests related to energy and U.S.-Israel ties, including Commonwealth LNG Chairman Ben Dell and Noa Argamani, a former Hamas hostage. The event highlights key Republican priorities in border security and energy policy.
Breitbart: Exclusive – Fired USAID Worker Hailed As Whistleblower by Mainstream Media Donated 23 Times to Democrats
Nick Enrich, a senior official at USAID, was placed on administrative leave after criticizing the agency's leadership and the Trump administration in a memo. He argued that cuts to USAID funding could harm U.S. global leadership and stability.
Enrich has a history of political donations to Democrats, totaling over $400 since 2019. His memo has drawn attention from Democratic officials who support his claims regarding the potential human costs of reduced foreign aid.
Fox News: Feds subpoena Dolton, Illinois records tied to ousted 'Super Mayor' Tiffany Henyard's boyfriend
Federal authorities have issued a subpoena for records related to Tiffany Henyard, the recently ousted mayor of Dolton, Illinois, as part of a criminal investigation into her administration. The subpoena seeks documents from 2014 onward, including communications involving Henyard and her boyfriend, Kamal Woods, tied to a controversial development project.
Henyard’s term has been marred by allegations of financial mismanagement, civil rights violations, and a series of subpoenas related to various scandals. Her administration reportedly saw a significant decline in the village's financial health, prompting calls for transparency and accountability from her successor.
#society
Fox News: Flight passenger says woman squatted in man's seat before offering to swap near a baby
As seat squatting becomes more common on flights, passengers are debating the etiquette of seat swapping. A recent Reddit post highlighted a situation where a woman moved to sit next to her family and asked another passenger to switch, causing discomfort.
Opinions on the matter vary, with some arguing that asking to swap after taking someone else's seat is rude. An etiquette expert noted that while it's acceptable to request a swap politely, no one is obligated to comply. Flight attendants intervened, apologizing to the passenger who was asked to switch and offering him complimentary snacks.
Fox News: Meghan Markle admits to making ‘mistakes’ in launching As Ever lifestyle brand
Meghan Markle's entrepreneurial venture faced challenges, including trademark issues with her lifestyle brand, initially named American Riviera Orchard. The U.S. patent office rejected the trademark application, citing geographical naming restrictions, and a competing brand protested the name.
Now rebranded as As Ever, Markle plans to launch products in spring 2024 alongside her Netflix series "With Love, Meghan." She emphasizes her identity as an entrepreneur rather than an influencer, while also collaborating with Prince Harry on their philanthropic efforts.
Times Of Israel: Two dead, five hurt as car rams into crowd at carnival in southwestern German city
A car drove into a crowd in Mannheim, Germany, killing two and injuring five. A 40-year-old German suspect was arrested, and authorities are treating the incident as a suspected deliberate act. There is currently no indication of a political motive.
The attack follows a series of violent incidents in Germany, including previous car-ramming attacks. Security has become a key issue in the country, with calls for increased measures to ensure public safety.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Trump or Zelensky: That’s the choice Starmer has to make
Volodymyr Zelensky may soon face pressure to accept a peace plan regarding Ukraine that could involve significant territorial concessions, reminiscent of historical diplomatic failures. The scenario suggests an American envoy might demand compliance from Zelensky, echoing the demands placed on Czechoslovakia in 1938.
As diplomatic efforts unfold, particularly involving the UK and US, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer must prepare for the possibility of a deal that prioritizes American interests over Ukraine's sovereignty. Should Zelensky reject such a plan, Starmer will need to decide whether to support him against external pressures.
Times Of Israel: Trump berates Zelensky for saying the end of Ukraine war ‘still very, very far away’
President Trump criticized Ukrainian President Zelensky for his comments suggesting the end of the war with Russia is far off, calling it "the worst statement" and expressing frustration over Zelensky's perceived lack of gratitude for U.S. support. Trump's allies are urging Zelensky to alter his approach or consider stepping aside.
Concerns are mounting among Trump’s team regarding Zelensky's ability to negotiate peace and his commitment to the U.S.-Ukraine relationship. Trump's national security adviser indicated uncertainty about future dealings with Zelensky, while other prominent allies echoed calls for a change in leadership if Zelensky does not adjust his stance.
The Western Journal: Trump Holds Meeting to Discuss Possibility of Cutting Off Ukraine: Report
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and former President Donald Trump had a heated exchange during a recent meeting, leading to speculation that Trump may consider cutting off U.S. military aid to Ukraine. The tension arose after Zelenskyy suggested that the end of the war with Russia is still far off.
Trump's response to Zelenskyy's comments was critical, and he expressed frustration over the situation. The fallout could significantly impact Ukraine's support, forcing Zelenskyy to rely more on European nations if U.S. aid is suspended.
#economy
GB News: Crypto prices surge after Donald Trump names five coins to be made into new strategic reserve
Bitcoin prices surged after former President Trump announced a "Crypto Strategic Reserve" that will include Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and Cardano. The announcement led to significant gains in these cryptocurrencies, with Bitcoin climbing from around $86,000 to $95,000.
Trump's strategy marks a shift from the previous administration's regulatory stance, as he aims to position the U.S. as the "Crypto Capital of the World." He has expressed strong support for digital currencies and plans to host a White House Crypto Summit to discuss the future of these assets.
#health
Forbes: Pope Francis Suffers Two Breathing Setbacks With Prognosis ‘Guarded’
Pope Francis has faced respiratory issues due to mucus buildup and bronchial spasms during his ongoing hospitalization, now entering its third week. Despite these setbacks, he remains alert and cooperative, although his prognosis is considered guarded.
The 88-year-old pontiff was initially hospitalized for bronchitis, which led to pneumonia and poses a risk of sepsis. He has managed to continue some work and attended mass recently, but his health remains a concern.
#crime
Breitbart: Mexico Pushes 'Tough on Cartels' Propaganda in U.S. Media to Avoid Sanctions While Protecting Top Active Narco Bosses
The Mexican government is reportedly conducting a media campaign to portray itself as tough on drug cartels while allegedly protecting key cartel leaders, including Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera of the CJNG. Despite claims of increased enforcement, the security forces have avoided direct confrontations with these criminal organizations.
In a recent article, the New York Times suggested that cartels are fearful due to U.S. pressure, which critics argue is part of Mexico's PR strategy to mitigate potential tariffs from the Trump administration. The portrayal of cartel activity and government actions has been questioned, with claims of exaggerated arrests and operations.
Fox News: Border Patrol, FBI leaders who first identified Tren de Aragua recount gang's rise to power
The Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, initially dismissed as a threat, has been recognized by U.S. authorities as a significant national security issue. Border Patrol and FBI agents in El Paso have identified the gang's violent activities, including drug and human trafficking, extortion, and modern slavery.
Despite early warnings, it wasn't until Tren de Aragua began infiltrating cities across the U.S. that the threat was taken seriously. Law enforcement officials emphasize the gang's unique operations and the urgency of addressing its expansion to protect communities.