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12 Feb 2025
#politics
GB News: Tom Harwood clears up any confusion surrounding llamas and Labour's new health minister
Ashley Dalton has been appointed as Labour's new health minister, replacing Andrew Gwynne, who was sacked over offensive messages. Dalton has previously expressed support for gender self-identification, advocating for a societal framework that allows individuals to define their own gender.
Her views on gender identity have sparked discussions, as she emphasizes the importance of societal support for personal gender definitions.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Hostage Envoy: We're Getting Another Detained American Released Tomorrow
U.S. Hostage Envoy Adam Boehler announced on CNN that another detained American will be returning home on Wednesday, though he did not disclose details about the individual or the country involved. He emphasized that this is a priority for the president and involves key officials.
Boehler described the situation as a unique unilateral move, following similar actions by other nations, and teased that more information would be revealed the next day.
Breitbart: Parents of Hamas Hostage: We Appreciate Trump's Strength, He's Right that Hostages Need to Be Released Faster
Ronen and Orna Neutra, parents of Hamas hostage Omer Neutra, praised President Trump's strong leadership in advocating for the release of hostages. They expressed gratitude for his commitment and urgency in negotiations, emphasizing the need for a quicker resolution.
The Neutras highlighted the importance of seeing all hostages returned, particularly their son, who died defending the border. They are hopeful for progress in the upcoming negotiations.
#education
Breitbart: DOGE Eliminates over $100M in DEI Funding at Department of Education
The Department of Education has cut 29 diversity, equity, and inclusion training grants worth $101 million as part of a broader effort to reduce wasteful federal spending. This move follows the termination of nearly $1 billion in contracts, including one that paid $1.5 million for minimal oversight work.
Critics argue that DEI programs promote ideological conformity rather than genuine equity, with calls for a focus on critical thinking in education. The initiative aligns with former President Trump's efforts to eliminate such programs in the federal workforce.