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#politics
Breitbart: Kamala Harris Reverts Back to 'Dictator' Messaging on Trump
Vice President Kamala Harris has revived accusations labeling Donald Trump a "dictator," a response to his recent visit to Arlington National Cemetery, where he honored Gold Star families. This follows her controversial remarks about these families, which were criticized as a political maneuver.
Trump, countering Harris's claims, emphasized his America First policies, stating he would not abuse presidential power except to reverse Biden's policies on his first day in office. Gold Star families have denounced Harris’s statements as a political ploy, asserting they invited Trump to honor their fallen children.
The Telegraph: Jeremy Corbyn forms pro-Palestinian alliance with independent MPs
Jeremy Corbyn has created an “Independent Alliance” with four pro-Palestinian MPs to amplify their presence in the Commons, equating their parliamentary strength with Reform UK and the DUP. They aim for greater speaking opportunities but won't receive additional funding.
The MPs, all elected with pro-Palestinian platforms, are seeking support from others in Parliament amidst calls for alternatives to current government policies. They emphasize their commitment to addressing issues of austerity, inequality, and war.
GB News: WATCH IN FULL: Lee Anderson launches blistering rant about Labour
Lee Anderson criticized Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner for not responding to his question on the definition of Islamophobia during a discussion on GB News. He described her failure to answer as frustrating and indicative of a broader issue.
Fox News: US seizes Venezuelan leader Maduro's plane in the Dominican Republic
The U.S. has seized a plane valued at $13 million, owned by Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, which was illegally purchased and exported through a shell company. The aircraft was returned to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, following a joint investigation by Homeland Security and the Department of Commerce.
This action underscores the enforcement of sanctions under Executive Order 13884, aimed at preventing U.S. resources from supporting the Maduro regime. The seizure further complicates U.S.-Venezuela relations.
GB News: Lee Anderson launches blistering rant over pensioner woes: ‘This country should be ashamed’
Reform UK MP Lee Anderson criticized Labour for cutting winter fuel payments to millions of pensioners, arguing it was an unjust decision that went against their manifesto. He questioned how to explain this to constituents, highlighting the hardship for those depending on the allowance.
Labour defended the cuts as necessary to address a financial crisis, with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer acknowledging worsening economic conditions. House of Commons leader Lucy Powell stated that tough decisions were unavoidable to prevent further economic decline.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: US seizes Venezuela leader Maduro's plane in Dominican Republic
The U.S. seized Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's Dassault Falcon 900EX jet, claiming it was illegally purchased for $13 million through a shell company and smuggled out of the country. This action follows Maduro's disputed election victory and ongoing allegations of authoritarianism and human rights abuses.
The U.S. continues to impose sanctions on Venezuela amid international non-recognition of Maduro's election. Protests against his government have led to casualties and heightened tensions, prompting U.S. officials to stress their commitment to holding Maduro accountable for his governance.
The Western Journal: US Seizes Venezuelan President's Plane in 'Escalation' of 'Frosty Relationship': Report
The U.S. has seized an aircraft belonging to Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, marking a significant escalation in tensions between the two nations. This action, taken in the Dominican Republic, targets alleged violations of U.S. sanctions and aims to signal that no one is above the law.
The plane is reported to be comparable to Venezuela's Air Force One, and the U.S. intends to pursue forfeiture upon its arrival in Florida. This move reflects ongoing challenges in U.S.-Venezuelan relations, regardless of the U.S. administration.
#military
The Telegraph: Watch: Drone rains down molten thermite on Ukrainian battlefield
A drone reportedly dropped molten thermite on trees in southern Ukraine, marking a new tactic in drone warfare. The footage shows the drone pouring metal over a treeline, with both Ukrainian and Russian forces claiming credit for the operation.
Open intelligence has geolocated the video to a Russian-held area in Zaporizhzhia. The use of thermite in warfare has been controversial, with accusations of war crimes due to its destructive capability.
Times Of Israel: In longest West Bank raid in 20 years, IDF aims to set stage for future, smaller ops
Israeli troops have been conducting a significant operation in Jenin, a key terror hotspot in the West Bank, since early Wednesday. The operation aims to dismantle Iran-backed Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad networks, resulting in over 30 gunmen killed and several arrests while allowing Palestinian civilians to exit the area safely.
The operation reflects Israel's strategy to maintain operational freedom against potential future attacks from Jenin, while minimizing civilian impact. The military seeks to enhance control and neutralize explosive threats amid ongoing tensions in the region.
#education
Fox News: NY Times publishes guest essay saying DEI is ‘not working’ months after publishing essay saying it ‘works'
Harvard Business School professors defended diversity, equity, and inclusion (D.E.I.) initiatives, arguing they benefit organizations and society. Their January essay in the New York Times encouraged perseverance in D.E.I. efforts despite challenges.
In contrast, Stanford professors published an August essay claiming that D.E.I. is ineffective and exacerbates existing issues. They proposed a pluralist-based approach to better equip students to engage with diverse perspectives instead of focusing primarily on identity.
#other
GB News: Britons issued warning over invasion of Asian Hornets
The UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology has issued a warning about a growing invasion of Asian hornets, with 126 confirmed sightings and 89 nests discovered to date. Citizens are urged to report sightings through an app to help manage the situation before the species becomes established.
Asian hornets pose a significant threat to native pollinators like honey bees, with each nest capable of consuming around 11 kilograms of insects annually. The majority of activity is concentrated in the South East of England, with modeling indicating that much of the UK could support their populations.