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#politics
Breitbart: Musk: Federal Employees to Be Questioned About Job Accomplishments
Elon Musk announced that all federal employees will receive an email to report their weekly accomplishments, with non-responses interpreted as resignations. This follows President Trump's executive order aimed at reducing the federal workforce through layoffs and efficiency improvements.
Agencies are already implementing layoffs, particularly targeting probationary employees. The Pentagon plans to cut approximately 5,400 civilian workers, while other departments, including Health and Human Services, have also reported significant job losses.
Breitbart: CPAC Straw Poll: JD Vance Runaway Frontrunner for Republicans in 2028
Vice President JD Vance won the 2028 Republican presidential nominee straw poll at CPAC, securing 61% of the votes. He outperformed Steve Bannon and Ron DeSantis, who received 12% and 7%, respectively. Other candidates received minimal support, with 4% undecided.
The poll indicated strong backing for Trump's actions since his return to office, with 99% of attendees agreeing that his early presidency has been beneficial for the conservative movement. Additionally, 89% supported Trump's control over federal agency funding over Congress.
Breitbart: Trump at CPAC: We Will 'Forge a New and Lasting Political Majority'
At CPAC, President Trump claimed that the MAGA-led Republican Party is on track to establish a lasting political majority in the U.S. He expressed confidence in the party's strength and predicted success in the upcoming 2026 midterm elections, emphasizing a mandate for change.
Trump asserted that the current Republican Party is larger and stronger than ever, and he urged party leaders to fulfill the promises made during his campaign to secure voter loyalty and achieve a long-term political realignment.
#society
Breitbart: Ashley St. Clair Files Paternity Suit Against Elon Musk, Demands Sole Custody
Ashley St. Clair has filed a paternity and custody suit against Elon Musk in Manhattan Supreme Court, seeking to declare him the father of her 5-month-old son and gain sole custody. She claims they conceived the child during a vacation in January 2024.
The suit alleges Musk's absence during the birth and limited interaction with the child. St. Clair has requested a genetic test to confirm paternity and included text exchanges and a photo of Musk with the baby in her filings. If confirmed, this would be Musk's 13th child.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: AP Uses Term for Zoo Animals to Describe Hamas Murder Victims Ariel and Kfir Bibas
The Associated Press faced backlash for describing the deaths of Israeli mother Shiri Bibas and her two sons, Ariel and Kfir, as having "died in captivity," a phrase criticized for its insensitivity. The family confirmed the bodies were returned after over 500 days of captivity by Hamas.
Hamas initially handed over the wrong body, claiming it was a mistake, before returning Bibas's remains. Israeli officials stated that forensic evidence showed the children were murdered by terrorists, contradicting Hamas's claim that they died in an airstrike.
#culture
GB News: 'Woke nonsense!' EU bans words like 'man-made' and 'tradesman' to encompass ‘people of all genders’
The European Union's latest English style guide advises against using terms with "man," recommending alternatives to promote inclusivity. Phrases like "tradesman" and "man-made" should be replaced with "tradesperson" and "human-made." The guide also suggests using "spouse" instead of "husband" or "wife."
This guidance has faced backlash from critics who deem it overly politically correct and anti-democratic. Detractors argue it restricts free speech and undermines traditional language. The European Commission has not commented on the controversy surrounding the new recommendations.