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Feb 22, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: DEI backlash: Apple shareholders prepare to vote on 'radical' programs, contributions to 'partisan' groups
Apple's board is urging shareholders to reject proposals aimed at dismantling its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs and questioning its contributions to progressive organizations. Shareholders argue that these initiatives pose risks and are inconsistent with broader corporate practices.
The proposals, particularly one from the National Center for Public Policy Research, claim that Apple's DEI policies could lead to significant legal and financial repercussions. They also criticize Apple's support for groups like the Southern Poverty Law Center, alleging that such affiliations may harm free speech and religious freedoms.
Forbes: Eric Adams Controversy: Judge Won’t Immediately Drop Charges—Despite Trump DOJ’s Request
A federal judge has not dismissed corruption charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams, instead appointing an independent attorney to argue for the Justice Department's request to drop the case. This follows significant resignations within the DOJ amid allegations of political motivations behind the request.
Adams faces charges related to illegal campaign donations and bribery linked to the Turkish government. The DOJ's push to dismiss the charges has sparked controversy, with some officials resigning in protest, claiming it undermines prosecutorial integrity.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Trump: ‘I really am’ fine with any decision Israel makes — continue truce or resume war
President Trump expressed support for Israel's decisions regarding the Gaza hostage situation, acknowledging Prime Minister Netanyahu's anger over the recent violence. He emphasized the harsh conditions faced by hostages and described the situation as a difficult choice between negotiation and military action.
Trump also proposed a controversial post-war plan for Gaza, suggesting U.S. ownership of the region and relocation of its population to Egypt and Jordan, which have rejected the idea. He criticized Israel's past disengagement from Gaza, likening it to poor real estate decisions.
Le Monde: Trump says not 'very important' for Zelensky to be in Ukraine talks
Donald Trump stated that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's presence is not crucial for negotiations to end the war in Ukraine, asserting that Ukrainian leaders lack leverage in talks. Trump criticized Zelensky, claiming he complicates deal-making and labeled him a "dictator."
Despite tensions, the White House announced that Ukraine will soon sign a deal granting the U.S. access to its mineral deposits, which Zelensky previously rejected. National Security Advisor Michael Waltz emphasized that the agreement is beneficial for Ukraine.
#economy
The Western Journal: Trump Breaks Down DOGE Dividend - Here's What You Could Expect to Get
President Trump is considering a proposal to distribute 20% of savings from the DOGE initiative back to American taxpayers, potentially providing $5,000 checks if the savings reach $2 trillion. This initiative aims to address concerns over government spending and inflation.
Trump's comments suggest he is genuinely interested in helping Americans, rather than making a political calculation ahead of the 2026 midterms. The move could solidify Republican gains and support his agenda.
#health
GB News: Surgeon shares silent warning signs of heart attack - 'Many people experience them without knowing'
Nearly half of heart attacks occur silently, often going undetected until serious complications arise. An estimated 300,000 people in the UK are affected by fatal heart disease, with many unaware of their condition.
Experts warn that symptoms are frequently mistaken for minor issues, leading to delayed medical attention. Women are particularly at risk, with 75% of female heart attacks being silent. Recognizing warning signs is crucial for prevention.
#crime
Forbes: Luigi Mangione Makes NY State Court Appearance In UnitedHealthcare CEO Shooting Case
Luigi Mangione, 26, charged with the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, appeared in a Manhattan court for a hearing on state charges, including first-degree murder and terrorism. He has pleaded not guilty to 11 state charges and faces life in prison if convicted.
Mangione also faces federal charges, with a court date set for March 19. Evidence against him includes writings found at his arrest expressing hostility toward corporate America, along with ballistics and fingerprint matches from the crime scene.