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#illegals
Breitbart: Trump Rule Will Steer Transportation Dept. Funds to Non-Sanctuary Districts
The Trump administration's recent order directs the Department of Transportation to prioritize grants for communities cooperating with immigration enforcement. It aims to ensure funding is allocated based on sound economic analysis, while also discouraging projects linked to left-wing initiatives.
Additionally, the order stipulates that contractors using federal funds cannot employ illegal migrants and favors communities with higher marriage and birth rates. It also removes requirements for vaccine and mask mandates in DOT projects, aiming to align local policies with Trump’s agenda.
#politics
The Western Journal: Watch Karoline Leavitt Take Apart DEI : This May Have Been the Single Best Line in the History of WH News Briefings
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt defended President Trump's claims that DEI policies at the FAA contributed to a recent airline crash. She argued that the shift away from merit-based hiring in favor of race-based criteria endangered public safety, citing a 2015 lawsuit against the FAA.
Leavitt emphasized that when flying, passengers prioritize safety over the race of their pilot, asserting that hiring should focus on skill and merit. Critics, including former air traffic controller Michael Pearson, echoed her concerns, linking the decline in hiring standards to a series of safety issues in aviation.
Breitbart: 'Pathetic Junk Journalism:' PragerU CEO Marissa Streit, Xaviaer DuRousseau Slam 'Totally Made Up' Daily Beast Hit Pieces
PragerU's CEO Marissa Streit and personality Xaviaer DuRousseau criticized the Daily Beast for publishing three negative articles about the organization in a single day, calling the reports "junk journalism." They emphasized the need for media literacy among the public to discern truth from misleading headlines.
Streit refuted claims of secretive actions by PragerU, asserting their transparency in promoting educational content. DuRousseau highlighted the growing shift to alternative media due to perceived biases in mainstream journalism.
Breitbart: Trump’s FCC Launches Investigation into NPR, PBS
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has initiated an investigation into NPR and PBS, suggesting they may be violating federal law by airing commercials instead of adhering to noncommercial underwriting guidelines. He expressed concerns that taxpayer funding for these broadcasters should be reconsidered amid changes in the media landscape.
Both NPR and PBS have denied any wrongdoing, asserting their compliance with FCC regulations. The investigation coincides with ongoing discussions in Congress about defunding public broadcasting, fueled by accusations of bias against NPR and calls from Republicans, including Trump, to eliminate taxpayer support.
The Western Journal: Watch: Tucker Carlson Uncovered Devastating FAA Emails in 2018, Proved Obama Team Knew They Were Playing with Fire
Tucker Carlson revealed that the Obama administration prioritized diversity in FAA hiring practices, which some argue led to a decline in air traffic controller qualifications. This shift allegedly contributed to safety risks, including a recent crash involving an Army helicopter.
Critics claim that the FAA's focus on diversity over merit resulted in unqualified applicants being favored, compromising safety. As investigations continue, there are calls for a return to merit-based hiring standards.
#society
The Federalist: Trump Eradicates Gender Ideology From Federal Government
The Trump administration's Office of Personnel Management has mandated federal employees to remove gender pronouns from email signatures and eliminate any contracts or programs promoting gender ideology. This includes reverting restrooms to single-sex designation and canceling related trainings.
Additionally, all federal agencies must withdraw materials that promote gender ideology and report their actions by February 7. This directive stems from a Trump executive order aimed at restoring biological definitions of sex within the federal government.
Front Page Magazine: The FAA's DEI Traffic Controllers Were an Accident Waiting to Happen
The tragic air disaster in D.C. has raised concerns about the impact of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives on the quality of air traffic controllers. Historically, candidates were required to pass a rigorous cognitive test, but changes to hiring practices aimed at increasing diversity have led to the implementation of a biographical questionnaire that many argue disqualified qualified candidates.
As a result, lawsuits have emerged from individuals like Andrew Brigida, who claim that they were overlooked in favor of less qualified candidates due to these DEI policies. The recent disaster has intensified scrutiny on the FAA's recruitment process, with critics suggesting that the prioritization of diversity over merit has created significant risks in air traffic control.
#culture
Fox News: 'Suits' star Gabriel Macht has 'little interest' in return to Hollywood after leaving US for secret location
Gabriel Macht, known for his role as Harvey Specter in "Suits," is returning to Hollywood for a spinoff titled "Suits L.A." despite initially having little interest in acting after relocating his family to an undisclosed location in Europe. He stated his decision was motivated by a desire to support the show's continuation for fans.
Macht, who starred in "Suits" for nine seasons, emphasized the importance of family in his decision-making process and expressed excitement about the new dynamic with co-star Stephen Amell. He and his family moved abroad to explore the world and homeschool their children after feeling confined during the pandemic.
#education
Fox News: Supreme Court to consider an effort to establish the nation’s first publicly funded religious charter school
The Supreme Court will hear cases regarding the establishment of the first religious charter school in the U.S., following a decision by the Oklahoma Supreme Court that deemed taxpayer-funded religious charter schools unconstitutional. The cases involve the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Oklahoma City and the state's charter school board.
Proponents argue that allowing religious organizations to participate in charter programs enhances school choice, while opponents warn it could lead to taxpayer funding of various religious indoctrinations. The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in April.
#crime
GB News: Woman jailed after shoving flaming cardboard under neighbour's door in 'racial incident'
Veronica Rouse, 51, was sentenced to 10 months in prison for racially aggravated harassment after placing a flaming piece of cardboard under her neighbor's door. The incident occurred in Oldham, where Rouse had a history of harassment despite court orders against contact.
The court highlighted Rouse's ongoing harassment, including previous damage to the victim's property. The judge condemned her actions as dangerous and noted her refusal to engage with mental health services. The victim expressed feeling unsafe despite reporting the harassment.
#technology
Breitbart: China Tries to Spook U.S. with Army of Dancing Robots
China's Spring Festival showcased advanced technology, featuring a performance by dancing robots that highlighted the country's growing prowess in robotics and AI. The robots, produced by Unitree, demonstrated impressive dexterity and synchronization with human dancers, prompting comparisons to U.S. tech capabilities.
The event also introduced the V2000CG electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, part of China's initiative to develop a "Low Altitude Economy." This vision includes extensive drone use for logistics and urban management, potentially reshaping economic landscapes.