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19 Feb 2025
#politics
Fox News: Misgendering trans people on their death certificates could be jailable offense under blue-state bill
A proposed Colorado bill mandates that a deceased person's gender identity be recorded on their death certificate, imposing penalties for non-compliance. If a document confirming the decedent's gender identity is provided, it must be used; otherwise, family members can request changes.
Critics argue the bill represents compelled speech and undermines scientific truth, with penalties for those who fail to adhere. Similar laws exist in other states, but Colorado's measure uniquely includes criminal penalties.
Fox News: Major K Street players previously skeptical of Trump now pledging to work together with him
Following Donald Trump's election victory, several prominent lobbyists who previously criticized him are now expressing support and a willingness to collaborate with his administration. Leaders from organizations like the National Association of Manufacturers and PhRMA have shifted their tone, emphasizing a focus on economic growth and healthcare improvements.
This change comes after years of opposition, particularly in response to events like the January 6 riot. Lobbyists are now aligning with Trump's agenda, highlighting a desire to work on regulatory reforms and other economic initiatives.
Forbes: Trump Media Sues Brazilian Judge—And Musk Foe—For Alleged Censorship
Trump Media & Technology Group and Rumble have filed a lawsuit against Brazilian Supreme Court justice Alexandre de Moraes in a U.S. court, claiming he violated the First Amendment by censoring right-wing voices on social media. They argue his orders to remove accounts supporting Jair Bolsonaro infringe on U.S. free speech rights.
Moraes is also considering charges against Bolsonaro related to an alleged coup attempt following Brazil's 2022 elections. The lawsuit highlights tensions over social media regulation and free speech, as Moraes has been active in censoring accounts accused of misinformation.
#society
Fox News: Civil rights group files complaint against University of San Diego for alleged race discrimination
A civil rights organization has filed a complaint against the University of San Diego, alleging that six of its scholarship programs discriminate based on race, violating Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. The Equal Protection Project claims these programs favor specific racial or ethnic groups.
The complaint comes amid a reaffirmation of Title VI protections by the Department of Education, which warns that schools using race in admissions or financial aid decisions risk losing federal funding. The Equal Protection Project calls for immediate enforcement of these legal standards.
Le Monde: France's interior minister promises progress for Muslims
Members of the Forum de l'Islam de France met at the Interior Ministry to discuss issues facing the Muslim community in France. This closed-door session aimed to foster dialogue and address challenges, as the government seeks to prevent radicalization and engage with diverse perspectives.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: At long last, we have the BBC’s smoking gun moment
A recent BBC documentary featured a 14-year-old boy linked to Hamas, presenting a narrative on the Gaza war that critics claim serves as propaganda. The film highlighted the struggles of Palestinian children while omitting key context, such as the presence of Hamas fighters and the disputed casualty figures.
The documentary has drawn criticism for its lack of balance and failure to disclose the potential biases of its narrator. Observers argue that the BBC's reporting may inadvertently support Hamas's strategy of using civilian casualties for propaganda, raising concerns about the media's role in the conflict.
Fox News: Iranian crown prince calls for global action against Khamenei's regime
Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi urged global action against the Islamic Republic, claiming it is weaker than ever. Speaking at the Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy, he emphasized the resilience of the Iranian people and called for support to reclaim their country from oppression.
Pahlavi criticized the regime's tactics against dissidents and highlighted the struggles of Iranian women for equality. He proposed that G20 nations apply maximum pressure on the regime while supporting the Iranian populace. His vision includes a new agreement, the "Cyrus Accords," aimed at fostering a free Iran.
#sports
GB News: Tiger Woods stunned after 'embarrassing' mix-up in TGL that left team-mates in stitches
Tiger Woods experienced a significant blunder during a TGL match, mishearing his yardage and hitting a shot that fell 100 yards short of the target. He described the incident as one of the most embarrassing moments of his golfing career, leaving teammates amused.
This match marked Woods' first competitive appearance since his mother's passing, and he withdrew from the Genesis Invitational, stating he wasn't ready to compete. His future participation in the PGA Tour remains uncertain ahead of The Masters in April.
#technology
Fox News: Smart home device maker exposes 2.7 billion records in huge data breach
Mars Hydro, a Chinese IoT device manufacturer, suffered a significant data breach when a 1.17-terabyte database containing 2.7 billion records was found online without protection. The exposed data included sensitive information such as Wi-Fi passwords and device IDs, raising serious security concerns.
This incident highlights ongoing issues in the IoT sector regarding poor security practices and weak data protection. Users are advised to take immediate steps to secure their networks, including changing passwords, enabling two-factor authentication, and monitoring for unusual activity.