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#politics
Fox News: Elon Musk says federal employees must fill out productivity reports or resign
Elon Musk announced that federal employees will soon receive an email to report their productivity, aligning with a new initiative from the Trump administration. Ignoring the email will be interpreted as a resignation.
Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is actively identifying waste in federal spending, revealing millions of active government credit cards and significant expenditures. Trump has expressed support for Musk's efforts.
Fox News: USDA launches review at University of Maine over transgender sports policy after Trump-Gov. Mills blowup
The USDA is initiating a compliance review of the University of Maine due to the state's noncompliance with President Trump's Executive Order prohibiting transgender athletes from competing in women's sports. This follows a contentious exchange between Trump and Maine Gov. Janet Mills over federal funding.
Trump has threatened to cut off over $100 million in federal funding to Maine if it continues to allow male athletes to compete in girls' sports. The Department of Education has also launched an investigation into Maine's practices regarding gender in athletics.
#society
Times Of Israel: Hostages were chained, starved, kept in pitch black; some return almost unresponsive
Four Israelis were released from over 500 days of captivity by Hamas, describing severe mistreatment including starvation and psychological abuse. Two long-term hostages, Avera Mengistu and Hisham al-Sayed, returned showing significant psychological distress after nearly a decade in captivity.
The release was part of a ceasefire deal following a conflict that began with a Hamas-led invasion in October 2023. The released hostages faced harsh conditions, including being chained in dark tunnels and subjected to physical abuse. Prime Minister Netanyahu expressed his commitment to support their rehabilitation.
Human Events: Hamas terrorists killed Bibas babies with their ‘bare hands’: IDF
The Israeli military confirmed that Ariel and Kfir Bibas, aged four and ten months, were killed by Hamas terrorists, contradicting Hamas' claim that they died in an airstrike. IDF spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari stated the children were murdered with bare hands, emphasizing the brutality of the act.
Their father, Yarden Bibas, was previously taken hostage and forced to announce their deaths in a propaganda video. Israeli authorities also revealed that the body intended to be Shiri Bibas' was not hers, raising further concerns over Hamas' actions during the ceasefire. Prime Minister Netanyahu condemned the murders and vowed to hold Hamas accountable.
Fox News: Teen robotics whiz gives shelter dog a new lease on life with 3D printed prosthetic
A 16-year-old robotics student, Sarah Barros, has created a 3D-printed prosthetic leg for Tryla, a three-legged pitbull mix at the Southampton Animal Shelter. This innovative project aims to improve Tryla's mobility and increase her chances of adoption.
Tryla, who lost her leg in an accident, requires special care and attention. The shelter emphasizes the importance of finding her a loving home where she can receive the support she needs. The prosthetic has helped her become more active, highlighting the potential for technology to assist animals with special needs.
Times Of Israel: Landmarks, monuments worldwide light up in orange in memory of Bibas family
Buildings worldwide were illuminated in orange to honor Shiri, Ariel, and Kfir Bibas, murdered by Hamas after being taken hostage during the October 7, 2023 invasion. This initiative, led by Israel's Foreign Ministry, involved 108 missions globally, symbolizing the family's tragic plight.
Landmarks in cities like Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, and New York participated in the tribute, reflecting international solidarity. Governor Kathy Hochul expressed sorrow over the brutal murders, while Jewish communities held memorial events, releasing orange balloons in their memory.
Fox News: Couple breaks record for longest living marriage
Manoel Angelim Dino, 105, and Maria de Sousa Dino, 101, have set a new Guinness World Record for the longest marriage of a living couple, having been married for 84 years and 85 days. The couple first met in Brazil in 1936 and reunited in 1940, where Manoel fell in love at first sight.
Together, they raised 13 children and now have a large family of 55 grandchildren, 54 great-grandchildren, and 12 great-great-grandchildren. Maria attributes their long-lasting marriage to love, stating that it's something beyond calculation.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Keir Starmer pledges 'ironclad support' for Ukraine and tells EU to 'step up' ahead of Trump talks
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer reaffirmed his commitment to Ukraine's sovereignty in a call with President Volodymyr Zelensky. He plans to discuss Ukraine's security with Donald Trump during his upcoming visit to Washington, emphasizing the need for continued support against Russian aggression.
Starmer is preparing a new aid package for Ukraine, set to be announced on the third anniversary of Russia's invasion. This "triple whammy" plan will include military aid and sanctions against Russia, highlighting the UK's ongoing support for Kyiv amidst rising tensions.
The Telegraph: Donald Trump has brutally exposed modern Europe’s innate weakness
America's historical ties to Europe do not obligate it to provide constant support, highlighting Europe's weakened state and lack of a unified foreign policy. This situation underscores Europe's limitations as merely an economic union.
The relationship with America risks making Europe a subordinate partner, undermining the sovereignty that Brexit supporters sought. Meanwhile, the public must recognize the dangers posed by global threats and the importance of unity in facing them.
#culture
Forbes: Rihanna Says She Finally ‘Cracked The Code’ On Long-Awaited New Album
Rihanna has hinted at new music after a long hiatus since her last album "Anti" in 2016. In a recent interview, she expressed excitement about the direction of her upcoming album, which she claims will be unexpected and not bound to any genre.
Despite the anticipation from fans, Rihanna did not provide a timeline for the release, emphasizing the pressure to deliver something worthy after nearly a decade. She remains a significant figure in the music industry and is valued at $1.4 billion, largely due to her successful beauty and lingerie brands.