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#politics
Fox News: Musk's demand that fed employees list their accomplishments roils workforce: 'Mass civil disobedience'
Elon Musk, chair of the Department of Government Efficiency, has mandated that federal employees report their weekly accomplishments or risk termination. This directive has sparked backlash from Democratic lawmakers and unions, with some encouraging civil disobedience against Musk's order.
Musk claims the task is simple and quick, but union leaders argue it undermines the dignity of federal workers. The Trump administration supports Musk's efforts to combat government inefficiency, with various agencies advising employees to pause responses to Musk's email until further guidance is provided.
GB News: Tennis legend's wife calls Donald Trump a 'joke' as trans athletes White House row erupts
Donald Trump confronted Maine Governor Janet Mills over her compliance with his executive order banning transgender women and girls from competing in women's sports, threatening to withdraw federal funding. Mills stood firm, stating she would comply with state and federal laws, leading to a tense exchange.
Following the confrontation, a federal civil rights investigation into Maine's Department of Education was launched. Brooklyn Decker, wife of tennis star Andy Roddick, criticized Trump's stance on social media, emphasizing the need for states to handle such issues. Trump's order also aims to influence the International Olympic Committee's policies regarding transgender athletes.
Fox News: Conservatives say 'good riddance' to Joy Reid's MSNBC show as liberals slam network shake-up
MSNBC has canceled Joy Reid's show "The Reidout," prompting mixed reactions. Conservative commentators celebrated the decision, while liberals criticized it, arguing that Reid's cancellation reflects broader issues within the network. Her program will be replaced by a new show featuring Symone Sanders-Townsend, Alicia Menendez, and Michael Steele.
Critics of the cancellation highlighted Reid's contributions and expressed concerns about the network's direction. Some commentators suggested that the real problem lies with other hosts, while others pointed out a pattern of canceling shows led by Black women. Reid's supporters praised her impact on the network and the representation of diverse voices.
#military
Times Of Israel: On day of Nasrallah funeral, IDF publishes videos of strike that killed him
The IDF released footage of its September 27 airstrike in Beirut that killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah and over 20 commanders. The strike targeted Hezbollah's underground headquarters, resulting in significant destruction and casualties.
Following the airstrike, Israel conducted additional strikes in Lebanon and flew jets over Nasrallah’s funeral, signaling a strong warning to Hezbollah. The situation escalated after Hezbollah's attacks on Israel, which began shortly after the Hamas assault in October 2023.
#health
Human Events: Pope Francis spends ninth night in Vatican hospital
Pope Francis remains hospitalized at Rome's Gemelli Hospital for double pneumonia, now on his ninth night of treatment. His condition is critical, with ongoing respiratory issues requiring high-flow oxygen and blood transfusions due to anemia and thrombocytopenia.
Doctors indicate he will likely stay in the hospital for at least another week. While he is not in immediate danger of death, his prognosis is guarded, and there are concerns about potential complications from his respiratory condition.