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#politics
The Western Journal: Jack Smith's $140,000 ‘Gift' Raises Eyebrows - US Attorney Warns 'Save Your Receipts’
Special Counsel Jack Smith received $140,000 in pro bono legal services from Covington & Burling before resigning, raising concerns about potential impropriety. The Biden-era Justice Department reportedly approved this arrangement, which is under scrutiny for possible violations of gift regulations.
Critics, including U.S. Attorney Ed Martin and attorney Pam Bondi, have called for investigations into the legality of the arrangement, citing rules that prohibit DOJ officials from accepting gifts. The law firm has ties to former DOJ officials, further complicating the situation.
Breitbart: Carville: NY Gov. Hochul a 'Dolt' for Not Removing NYC Mayor Adams
Democratic strategist James Carville criticized New York Governor Kathy Hochul for not removing Mayor Eric Adams, calling her a "dolt." He pointed to multiple resignations among deputy mayors and federal prosecutors, suggesting a significant collapse in leadership in New York City.
Host Ari Melber echoed Carville's concerns, emphasizing the urgency of the situation and questioning Hochul's inaction amid rising issues in the city.
Fox News: 'Who is Karoline Leavitt?' New Fox Nation special chronicles the rise of the Gen Z press secretary
Karoline Leavitt, at 27, is the first Gen Z White House press secretary, gaining attention for her dynamic briefings and innovative approach to media. The Fox Nation special "Who is Karoline Leavitt?" highlights her rise from a New Hampshire college athlete to a key figure in Trump’s administration.
Leavitt's background in politics and communication, along with her experience as an assistant press secretary, has equipped her to effectively convey the Trump administration's agenda. Her efforts to diversify media representation at press briefings mark a significant shift in White House communications.
The Western Journal: AP Reporter Nailed Over Wild Lie About DOGE, Trots Out the 'Elon's a Nazi' Narrative in Desperate Attempt to Distract
The Associated Press faced criticism for its reporting on FAA layoffs following a plane crash, particularly regarding claims made by a terminated employee about harassment from a non-existent DOGE Facebook page. The narrative included accusations against Elon Musk, which were later found to be based on misinformation.
The AP's handling of the story raised concerns about journalistic integrity, as it failed to fact-check the employee's claims before publication. This incident reflects broader issues of trust in media, with Gallup indicating that Americans now trust the media less than Congress.
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Auchincloss: Social Security Admin. Workers Should Come Back to Office
Rep. Jake Auchincloss (D-MA) advocates for in-person work at the Social Security Administration, arguing that Americans are more concerned about privacy issues related to Elon Musk's access to their personal data. He suggests Musk's distractions are overshadowing significant upcoming Medicaid cuts proposed by congressional Republicans.
Auchincloss criticizes the focus on Musk while important legislative changes, including a trillion-dollar reduction in Medicaid, are on the horizon, which he believes are aimed at funding tax cuts for the wealthy.
Breitbart: German Government Sued By Elon Musk's X over Censorship Demands
Elon Musk's X has filed lawsuits in Germany against government censorship, claiming it violates user privacy and freedom of expression. The company asserts that Germany issues the most legal demands for user data in the EU, largely related to speech offenses.
Political figures in Germany, including potential future Chancellor Friedrich Merz, have criticized Musk's platform, suggesting legal repercussions may follow the elections. They argue for stricter regulations on foreign tech companies, citing concerns over misinformation and hate speech.
#society
Forbes: Meghan Markle Renames Lifestyle Brand—Here’s What We Know About ‘As Ever’
Meghan Markle has rebranded her lifestyle company from American Riviera Orchard to "As Ever," which will offer a variety of products including pet food, yoga gear, and home decor. This change aligns with the upcoming release of her Netflix show, “With Love, Meghan,” on March 4.
Markle's new brand is an extension of her former blog, The Tig, and will feature similar products as before. A trademark filing indicates plans for a wide range of items, including soaps, furniture, and streaming content. The specifics of production remain unclear.
Fox News: Columbine High School shooting survivor dies nearly 26 years after massacre
Anne Marie Hochhalter, a survivor of the 1999 Columbine High School shooting who was left paralyzed, passed away at 43 from natural causes. She was remembered as a source of strength and inspiration in her community, having endured significant challenges since the tragedy.
Hochhalter, who was shot while dining with friends, became an advocate for healing and forgiveness. She expressed her journey of coping with trauma and her support for other survivors, including those from the Sandy Hook shooting. Her passing was mourned by former principal Frank DeAngelis and the Columbine community.
#military
The Western Journal: Trump Congratulates Military After Top Terror Target Is 'Dealt Justice'
President Trump commended U.S. military forces for a successful airstrike in Northwest Syria that killed a senior al-Qaeda finance official linked to Hurras al-Din. The operation was part of ongoing efforts to thwart terrorist activities against the U.S. and its allies.
CENTCOM emphasized its commitment to targeting terrorists, with General Kurilla stating they will continue to pursue threats to defend the homeland. Hurras al-Din, a prominent al-Qaeda affiliate, has been active since 2018 and poses risks despite recent losses.
Fox News: DOGE team welcomed at the Pentagon but some remain skeptical
The Department of Defense is tasked with cutting 8% from its budget, with Secretary Pete Hegseth welcoming the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to assist in this effort. Experts suggest that overhauling the outdated weapons acquisition process could yield significant savings, as current methods are inefficient and outdated.
Concerns have arisen regarding DOGE's access to classified information and its impact on national security, especially after significant staff cuts in sensitive areas, including the nuclear arsenal. While some lawmakers support DOGE's involvement for efficiency, others warn of potential risks to security protocols.
#health
Breitbart: Vatican Extends Pope Francis’ Hospital Stay, Citing ‘Complex’ Health Issue
Pope Francis is extending his hospital stay due to a complex respiratory tract infection, requiring modifications to his treatment. His recent bronchitis has led to the cancellation of multiple scheduled events, including his general audience.
At 88, the pope has faced ongoing health challenges, particularly respiratory issues, and has previously undergone significant surgeries. His hospital stay is expected to exceed one week, as doctors recommend total rest for recovery.
#education
Fox News: Ed Department cuts $600M in taxpayer-funded grants pushing 'divisive ideologies'
The Department of Education has canceled $600 million in grants for training programs deemed "divisive" and "inappropriate," targeting initiatives related to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). This decision is part of broader efforts by the Trump administration to cut wasteful spending.
Supporters of the cuts argue that the funds can be better used for essential educational purposes, such as improving literacy. The administration has also mandated that all state education departments eliminate DEI policies or face potential loss of federal funding.
#crime
The Telegraph: Trump team ‘lobbying Romania to let Andrew Tate leave country’
Trump officials are advocating for the Romanian government to lift travel restrictions on Andrew and Tristan Tate, who face human trafficking and sexual abuse charges. The brothers, known for their controversial online presence, were released from house arrest but cannot leave Romania.
US officials recently discussed the Tates' case with Romanian authorities, seeking to return their passports during ongoing investigations. Richard Grenell, a US envoy, expressed support for the Tates, claiming USAid funds have been misused against non-progressive individuals.
#sports
GB News: Jake Paul sets record straight after 'Parkinson's' comments on Mike Tyson
Jake Paul clarified his earlier comments suggesting that Mike Tyson had Parkinson's disease before their fight, stating he "misspoke." He emphasized that Tyson is healthy and does not suffer from the illness. Tyson's team confirmed his good health, stating he has no such condition.
The fight between Paul and Tyson took place after a delay due to Tyson's health issues, which he described as life-threatening. Despite the loss, Tyson expressed gratitude for the experience and indicated a willingness to face Paul's brother, Logan, in the future.