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#politics

Breitbart: Tulsi Gabbard Addresses 'Lies and Smears' in Her Opening Statement
Tulsi Gabbard Addresses 'Lies and Smears' in Her Opening Statement
Tulsi Gabbard, nominee for Director of National Intelligence, defended herself against accusations of disloyalty during her Senate confirmation hearing. She asserted that her opponents are unsettled by her independence and criticized the use of religious bigotry against her.

Gabbard emphasized her commitment to the Constitution and her disdain for extremist groups, rejecting claims that she is aligned with any foreign leaders. She vowed to uphold her oath and protect American freedoms if confirmed.


Forbes: Embattled GOP Rep. Ogles’ Latest Appeal To Trump? Blaming Plane Crash On DEI
Embattled GOP Rep. Ogles’ Latest Appeal To Trump? Blaming Plane Crash On DEI
Rep. Andy Ogles questioned if diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives may have contributed to a recent aircraft collision over the Potomac River, which resulted in multiple fatalities. His comments align with former President Trump's criticism of DEI in federal hiring practices, although no evidence has linked DEI to the crash.

The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the incident, which involved an American Airlines flight and an Army helicopter. Ogles is under FBI investigation for campaign finance irregularities while simultaneously introducing resolutions that align with Trump's agenda.


Fox News: Where Trump's Cabinet nominees stand in Senate confirmation process
Where Trump's Cabinet nominees stand in Senate confirmation process
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Tulsi Gabbard, and Kash Patel testified before Senate committees as part of the confirmation process for President Trump's Cabinet nominees. Kennedy faced intense questioning regarding abortion and vaccines, while Gabbard and Patel also presented their cases to respective committees.

Several nominees have advanced through committee votes, including Elise Stefanik for UN ambassador and others awaiting scheduling. As of now, seven of Trump's Cabinet nominations have been confirmed by the Senate.


Fox News: Bob Menendez betrayed his country and legacy in stunning fall from grace, NJ colleagues say
Bob Menendez betrayed his country and legacy in stunning fall from grace, NJ colleagues say
Former Senator Bob Menendez was sentenced to 11 years in prison for a significant bribery and foreign influence scheme, marking the harshest penalty ever for a U.S. senator. His former colleagues criticized him for betraying public trust and lowering standards in politics.

Despite some letters seeking leniency, Menendez's actions have led to a tarnished legacy, with reflections on his betrayal of national interests. His daughter acknowledged the damage done to his reputation, stating that his long service is now overshadowed by scandal.


Breitbart: CNN Commentator Apologizes, Deletes Post Blaming Trump for D.C. Plane Crash
CNN Commentator Apologizes, Deletes Post Blaming Trump for D.C. Plane Crash
Bakari Sellers, a CNN commentator, apologized and deleted a post blaming President Trump for a plane crash in Washington, DC, that resulted in no survivors. His comments drew widespread backlash as many criticized him for politicizing the tragedy.

Sellers acknowledged his mistake, stating that politics should not overshadow the tragedy and emphasized the importance of focusing on rescue efforts. President Trump and Vice President JD Vance also expressed condolences and support for the victims and first responders.


Fox News: Gabbard says 9/11 likely could have been prevented if not for intelligence 'stovepiping'
Gabbard says 9/11 likely could have been prevented if not for intelligence 'stovepiping'
Tulsi Gabbard, nominated by President Trump for Director of National Intelligence, stated that the 9/11 attacks might have been preventable due to "stovepiping" in intelligence communication. During her Senate confirmation hearing, she emphasized the need for better integration of intelligence from agencies like the FBI and CIA.

Gabbard expressed concerns that current reforms could lead to similar issues as those seen before 9/11. She highlighted the importance of addressing bureaucratic layers that may hinder effective information sharing, which is crucial for national security.


The Federalist: Tulsi Gabbard Shows Why She's The Right Person To Lead ODNI
Tulsi Gabbard Shows Why She's The Right Person To Lead ODNI
During her Senate confirmation hearing, Tulsi Gabbard emphasized the need to end the political weaponization of U.S. intelligence agencies and restore public trust. She cited past failures, including the Iraq invasion and the Russia collusion narrative, as examples of how politicized intelligence has compromised national security.

Gabbard committed to delivering unbiased intelligence if confirmed as Director of National Intelligence, highlighting her military and congressional experience. She also addressed criticisms from political opponents, asserting her dedication to the Constitution and the safety of the American people.


#society

Breitbart: Trump Announces 'No Survivors' in Black Hawk, American Airlines Collision
Trump Announces 'No Survivors' in Black Hawk, American Airlines Collision
President Trump confirmed there were no survivors in the tragic collision between American Airlines flight 5342 and a Black Hawk helicopter over the Potomac River, resulting in 67 fatalities. He expressed deep condolences for the victims, including a group of Russian nationals aboard the flight.

Trump praised the extensive rescue efforts involving 300 first responders and various military and local agencies. He emphasized the nation's mourning and commitment to support the families affected by this devastating event.


Breitbart: REPORT: At Least 14 Members of U.S. Figure Skating Team Perished American Airlines Flight that Crashed in DC
REPORT: At Least 14 Members of U.S. Figure Skating Team Perished American Airlines Flight that Crashed in DC
A tragic collision occurred between an American Airlines flight and a military helicopter near Reagan National Airport, claiming the lives of at least 14 members of the U.S. Figure Skating team. All aboard the flight, including skaters and coaches, are presumed dead.

The American Airlines plane was carrying 60 passengers and four crew members when it was struck by the helicopter during a training exercise. Despite clear weather conditions, the cause of the incident remains unclear, and no survivors have been found.


#foreignaffairs

GB News: Keir Starmer set to appoint bungling diplomat who left top secret files at BUS STOP as Britain's Nato ambassador
Keir Starmer set to appoint bungling diplomat who left top secret files at BUS STOP as Britain's Nato ambassador
Sir Keir Starmer plans to appoint Angus Lapsley as Britain's ambassador to NATO, despite Lapsley previously losing a classified file containing sensitive information about British special forces and naval movements. The file was lost in June 2021, raising concerns about security protocols.

Despite the breach, Lapsley retained his position and was promoted to assistant secretary-general for defense policy and planning at NATO. Defense sources express worry over the implications of his appointment, while others suggest he has since proven his capability through his work on the strategic defense review.


#military

Fox News: DC plane crash likely ‘combination’ of factors, ‘lucky’ there haven’t been more air accidents: attorney
DC plane crash likely ‘combination’ of factors, ‘lucky’ there haven’t been more air accidents: attorney
A midair collision between an American Airlines passenger jet and a U.S. Army helicopter occurred at Reagan National Airport, resulting in no survivors among the 63 onboard. Aviation attorney Jim Brauchle noted that the incident highlights a concerning trend of near misses in the aviation industry.

The cause of the collision remains under investigation by the NTSB, with factors such as crowded airspace and potential altitude errors being considered. Brauchle emphasized the challenges pilots face in urban environments and the need for effective communication and collision avoidance systems.


The Western Journal: See It: Radar Track Raises Questions About DC Air Crash - Same Questions Trump Asked Immediately Afterward
See It: Radar Track Raises Questions About DC Air Crash - Same Questions Trump Asked Immediately Afterward
An American Airlines flight collided with an Army Black Hawk helicopter in Washington, D.C., raising urgent questions about the incident. Radar footage suggests the helicopter entered the airliner’s path during approach, prompting President Trump to criticize the situation and demand accountability.

Retired Air Force pilot Buzz Patterson attributed the crash to "simple pilot error," while the Secretary of Defense announced an investigation. The tragic event has led to speculation and demands for clarity from the families affected.