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#politics
Fox News: MSNBC’s Nicolle Wallace has seen ratings plunge since Trump prevailed on Election Day
MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace's ratings have significantly declined following President Trump's victory, dropping 35% after the election. Her program "Deadline: White House" averaged just over one million viewers in late 2024, trailing behind Fox News programming in the same timeslot.
Wallace faced backlash for controversial comments regarding a 13-year-old cancer survivor during Trump's address to Congress, linking the boy to the January 6 events. Trump's criticism of her remarks further fueled negative attention, contributing to her program's ongoing viewership struggles.
Fox News: House Minority Leader Jeffries calls Rep. Ogles a 'fraud' for suggestion to remove Dems from House committees
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries dismissed Rep. Andy Ogles' proposal to strip Democrats of their committee assignments after they disrupted a censure vote for Rep. Al Green. Jeffries stated, "That resolution is going nowhere," and criticized Ogles as a "fraud."
Ogles had suggested that Democrats who defied Speaker's orders during the censure vote should face consequences. He emphasized the need for decorum on the House floor, stating that disagreements should not lead to disrespectful behavior.
Fox News: Wikipedia co-founder calls on Elon Musk to investigate government influence over online encyclopedia
Larry Sanger, co-founder of Wikipedia, has urged Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency to investigate potential government involvement in editing the online encyclopedia. He claims Wikipedia has shifted away from its founding neutrality, exhibiting a left-wing bias, particularly in articles about controversial topics and political figures.
Sanger argues that this bias has grown over the years, with articles favoring Democratic candidates while criticizing Republicans. He is calling for transparency regarding any government influence on Wikipedia and believes it warrants further examination.
GB News: 'If Reeves slashes benefits by billions, how long before Labour luvvies start a backbench revolt?'
Labour MPs are increasingly dissenting against party leadership over proposed benefit cuts and other policies. Recent revolts include opposition to the two-child benefit cap and changes to foreign aid, with 40 MPs rebelling against a new farmers' tax.
As Chancellor Rachel Reeves plans significant welfare cuts, concerns grow about potential backlash from backbench Labour members, who are already disillusioned with leadership decisions. The party faces a critical moment as internal divisions deepen.
#society
Fox News: Best fast-food fish sandwiches around the country
As Lent begins, many Catholics in the U.S. will abstain from meat on Fridays, prompting fast-food chains to offer fish sandwiches. Notable options include Arby's, Burger King's Fiery Big Fish, Culver's North Atlantic Cod Sandwich, Long John Silver's Classic Fish Sandwich, and McDonald's Filet-O-Fish.
Other chains like Popeyes and Wendy's have also introduced seasonal fish sandwiches, each with unique flavors and preparations. Reviews from food writers and chefs highlight the popularity and quality of these offerings during the Lenten season.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Europe decides to take its security into its own hands, without breaking with US
During a European Council meeting, President Trump questioned NATO's commitment, suggesting the U.S. should not defend nations that do not invest adequately in their own defense. He expressed doubts about European allies' willingness to reciprocate support for the U.S. in times of trouble.
The summit aimed to showcase unity among the 27 member states, emphasizing their commitment to security and support for Ukraine amid ongoing tensions.
The Telegraph: Emmanuel Macron has finally scored a win
Emmanuel Macron's recent TV address marked a shift in tone, presenting him as a decisive leader amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. He highlighted the Russian threat, detailing military expansions and cyberattacks, while committing France's nuclear capabilities to protect European allies.
Public response has been favorable, with polls indicating strong support for increasing military spending and arms deliveries to Ukraine. Macron's stance has provided him with political breathing room, as his opponents struggle to align with the evolving situation.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Mar. 7: Day 518 – Witkoff encourages Hamas to release US citizen as ‘goodwill’
The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing highlights ongoing US negotiations with Hamas regarding hostage releases, raising questions about the implications of direct talks with a designated terrorist organization. US envoy Steve Witkoff is seeking goodwill gestures from Hamas to facilitate these discussions.
The situation is complex, with Israel expressing dissatisfaction over the negotiations, which analysts suggest may indicate dysfunction in the broader ceasefire talks. The outcome of these direct talks could significantly impact future negotiations.
Fox News: China slams Trump-imposed ‘arbitrary tariffs,’ vows retaliation against US
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi condemned the U.S. for imposing new tariffs, claiming it is an act of "meeting good with evil." He vowed retaliation, asserting that the allegations of fentanyl smuggling used to justify the tariffs are unfounded.
Wang criticized the U.S. approach, stating that it undermines bilateral relations and could lead to a destabilized international order. He emphasized that major nations should fulfill their international responsibilities rather than exploit weaker countries.
#economy
Fox News: STEVE FORBES: Truth or consequences: what happens when businesses end DEI
Target joins other major retailers in scaling back diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs amid backlash from customers and shareholders. Companies like Walmart, Meta, and Amazon have also reduced their DEI initiatives, responding to growing public discontent and financial pressures.
This shift reflects a broader trend where corporate moralism and DEI policies have been criticized for increasing costs and alienating consumers. Many believe businesses should focus on providing quality products and services rather than engaging in political or social agendas.
Fox News: The national debt is about to hit a terrifying number no matter what we do
The U.S. national debt has surpassed $36.5 trillion, with projections indicating it could reach $40 trillion. Key drivers of this debt include healthcare programs, Social Security, interest payments, and defense spending, which together account for nearly 73% of federal expenditures.
Efforts to reduce spending face significant political challenges, as cuts to essential programs could have widespread social implications. Both parties have contributed to the fiscal crisis, with a lack of political will to implement necessary reforms. Without serious action, the U.S. risks facing severe economic consequences.
#military
Fox News: 7 combat systems Ukraine could lose without a Trump deal on aid
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy must finalize a minerals deal to ensure continued military support against Russian aggression. Without constant updates and maintenance for key military systems, including F-16s, HIMARS, and cyber defenses, Ukraine risks losing its operational edge.
The ongoing U.S. and NATO support is critical for Ukraine's defense capabilities, from advanced weaponry to cyber protection. A halt in this assistance could jeopardize Ukraine's ability to sustain its defenses and counter Russian advances effectively.
Liberty Nation News: DEI May Be Dead, but Its Impact Lingers - Liberty Nation News
The U.S. Air Force (USAF) is under scrutiny for its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, which aim to reduce the percentage of white male officer candidates from 50% to 43% by 2029. This has raised concerns about the quality of pilot training graduates and their operational effectiveness.
A lawsuit by the Center to Advance Security in America (CASA) alleges that the USAF has not complied with a Freedom of Information Act request regarding a 2021 pilot training experiment designed to boost graduation rates for women and minorities. Critics argue that prioritizing identity over performance could undermine safety and competence in military operations.