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#politics
Fox News: DOGE scores big court win, allowed access data on 3 federal agencies
A federal judge ruled that Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) can access sensitive data from several federal agencies, rejecting attempts by unions and nonprofits to block this access. The judge indicated that DOGE is likely an agency under the Economy Act, allowing it to detail staff to other departments.
Concerns were raised about the potential misuse of sensitive information, including financial and medical records. The ruling comes amid ongoing scrutiny of DOGE's operations, which aim to reduce government waste, and follows a separate order that temporarily blocks DOGE from accessing Treasury payment systems.
GB News: Olaf Scholz hits back at JD Vance and Elon Musk for AfD support - 'It is not appropriate for outsiders to intervene in our democracy!'
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz criticized JD Vance and Elon Musk for supporting the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party ahead of the national elections. He emphasized that outside interference in Germany's democracy is inappropriate and reaffirmed the nation's commitment to never allow fascism to rise again.
Scholz's remarks came as election frontrunner Friedrich Merz warned of potential consequences for Musk's involvement in the campaign. Musk has previously called for moving beyond historical guilt and has expressed pride in German culture, which has drawn significant attention and controversy.
#society
Fox News: Justin Baldoni surfs in Hawaii as Blake Lively legal battle rages on
Justin Baldoni is currently facing a legal battle with Blake Lively, who has accused him of sexual harassment and other claims in a lawsuit filed in December. Despite the turmoil, Baldoni was spotted surfing in Hawaii, appearing relaxed. Sources indicate that the allegations have already cost him three jobs and significant financial losses.
Baldoni's reputation in Hollywood is reportedly damaged, as industry experts suggest he may be seen as "radioactive" due to the ongoing legal issues. Lively's influence, combined with her substantial social media following, could further impact Baldoni's career prospects, regardless of the lawsuit's outcome.
The Western Journal: Shock Report: Elon a New Dad - 5-Month-Old Child with Conservative Influencer
Ashley St. Clair announced on social media that she and Elon Musk have a five-month-old child together, urging media to respect their child's privacy. This would be Musk's 13th child, with St. Clair being the fourth mother.
Conservative figures have expressed support for St. Clair's stance on protecting children's privacy, while some commentators argue that Musk's expanding family is newsworthy. Musk has not yet commented on the claims.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Netanyahu arrest warrant relied on ‘implausible’ claims of famine in Gaza, report claims
A UK charity report claims the International Criminal Court’s arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu is based on "implausible" famine claims. The report argues that projections of famine in Gaza are flawed and misrepresented, contradicting the ICC's assertions.
The ICC's warrant cited famine as a key justification for accusing Netanyahu and former defense minister Yoav Gallant of using starvation as a war tactic.
Le Monde: Zelensky rejects Trump-led deal with US on Ukrainian minerals
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced he blocked a deal led by Donald Trump that would grant the U.S. access to Ukraine's natural resources, citing a lack of necessary security guarantees for Kyiv. He emphasized the agreement was not ready to protect Ukraine's interests.
Zelensky made these remarks at the Munich Security Conference, highlighting his role in ensuring the deal is legally sound and connected to security assurances. He expressed concern over the implications of the agreement amid ongoing tensions with Russia.
Le Monde: DR Congo: UN head warns conflict risks escalating toward regional war
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged respect for the Democratic Republic of Congo's territorial integrity amid escalating conflict with Rwandan-backed M23 rebels. He called for dialogue to prevent regional war as the situation in Bukavu deteriorates.
The African Union summit addressed the conflict, with criticism of Rwanda's actions and the AU's response. Guterres emphasized Africa's role in resolving the crisis, while the EU warned of consequences for violations of DRC sovereignty.
#military
The Western Journal: Trans Individuals Officially Banned from Joining Military but Trump's Orders Don't End There
The U.S. Army has officially banned transgender individuals from joining the military and will cease all gender transition-related medical procedures for service members. This policy shift comes under President Trump and Secretary of Defense Hegseth, reversing Biden's previous executive order.
The Army emphasized that the new policies are not intended to disrespect individuals affected, affirming that those with gender dysphoria will still be treated with dignity and respect. The military's focus is now on restoring merit and lethality.
#culture
Fox News: Chip Gaines doesn't want his 5 kids to focus on success and miss 'joy of the journey'
Chip Gaines emphasizes the importance of embracing the journey of life over merely achieving success. In a recent essay, he shares his desire for his five children to appreciate the process and challenges, rather than fixating on comfort and conventional success.
Joanna Gaines reflects on her struggles to balance family and their expanding Magnolia business, admitting that achieving harmony in her life has been elusive. Both parents aim to instill a realistic perspective on happiness and fulfillment in their children.
#health
Fox News: This breakfast food might prevent colon cancer
A study published in "Gut Biomes" suggests that consuming yogurt at least twice a week may lower the risk of certain types of colon cancer. Researchers found that yogurt intake is associated with a reduced incidence of Bifidobacterium-positive proximal colon cancer among participants.
Dr. Tomotaka Ugai indicated that yogurt could positively influence gut health, but emphasized that individuals who dislike yogurt should not feel compelled to eat it, as other healthy dietary options exist, like fruits and whole grains.