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#politics
Fox News: ATF chief legal counsel fired by Bondi in latest Justice Department shakeup
Attorney General Pam Bondi has terminated Pamela Hicks, the Chief Counsel of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), effective immediately. Hicks confirmed her dismissal on social media after serving in the role since 2021 and previously as deputy chief counsel under the Trump administration.
Bondi's decision follows a pattern of recent firings and resignations among senior DOJ officials, as she aims to address what she describes as the political weaponization of the department. She emphasized the need to restore confidence in the DOJ and its mission to combat violent crime.
Fox News: Trump-backed media company sues Brazilian Supreme Court justice, claims he's illegally censoring free speech
The Trump Media & Technology Group and Rumble have filed a lawsuit against Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes, alleging illegal censorship of American companies on social media. They claim Moraes issued a gag order that unlawfully restricts political discourse, impacting U.S.-based platforms.
The lawsuit argues that Moraes's actions infringe on First Amendment rights and U.S. sovereignty, as they compel American companies to comply with Brazilian orders. TMTG and Rumble seek a judgment to declare these orders unenforceable in the U.S.
#society
Forbes: Trump Verbally Clashes With Maine Governor Over Trans Athletes: ‘We’ll See You In Court’
President Trump and Maine Governor Janet Mills clashed over a state plan to allow transgender girls to compete in girls' sports, defying Trump's executive order. Trump threatened to cut federal funding, while Mills vowed to challenge him in court, asserting compliance with state laws.
Mills emphasized that her administration would take legal action to protect federal funding for Maine schools if Trump attempted to withhold it. This confrontation reflects ongoing tensions over policies affecting transgender rights and participation in sports.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Starmer to defy Trump with new aid for Ukraine
Sir Keir Starmer plans to announce new support measures for Ukraine, including military aid and sanctions, coinciding with the third anniversary of Russia's invasion. This contrasts with Donald Trump's recent calls for Ukraine to accept a peace deal with Russia.
Tensions are rising between the US and Europe over the Ukraine conflict, with President Biden criticizing Starmer for not doing enough to resolve it. Starmer is expected to clarify the UK's defense spending goals during his upcoming visit to the White House.
GB News: Ukraine war: The minute-by-minute timeline of Trump's relationship with Putin that led to Zelensky's darkest hour
Three years after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, U.S. President Biden's direct negotiations with Vladimir Putin, bypassing Ukrainian President Zelensky, have raised eyebrows. Biden's remarks labeling Zelensky as “a dictator without elections” and demands for Ukraine's mineral revenue signal a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy.
The history of Trump's relationship with Putin reveals a pattern of admiration and favorable remarks towards the Russian leader, often downplaying Russia's aggressive actions. Trump's past comments included praise for Putin's leadership and skepticism towards allegations of Russian interference in U.S. affairs.
#health
Fox News: NIH funding cuts: Federal judge extends restraining order blocking Trump administration’s action
A Biden-appointed judge has extended a temporary restraining order against the Trump administration's cuts to NIH research funding, following lawsuits from 22 states and various research organizations. The NIH had planned to reduce funding, arguing that indirect costs were excessive.
Critics, including universities and hospitals, contend these costs are essential for research operations. The Trump administration defends its authority to make such cuts, claiming that the plaintiffs have not demonstrated irreparable harm.