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#politics
GB News: Reform is putting 'real, real pressure on Labour,' claims ex Tory adviser
Former Conservative adviser Lauren McEvatt has highlighted Reform UK as a significant emerging force in British politics, especially in Wales and Scotland. She noted that the party is exerting substantial pressure on Labour as elections approach in both regions next year.
Breitbart: Ric Grenell Floats DOGE for California; Elon Musk Endorses
Ambassador Ric Grenell proposed a "Department of Government Efficiency" (DOGE) to streamline California's government, a notion supported by Elon Musk. The initiative aims to address the state's costly bureaucracy, which has faced significant financial challenges recently.
Democrats are alarmed by DOGE, viewing it as a potential threat to their control over government departments and funding mechanisms for political groups. Governor Gavin Newsom has recently requested federal aid for wildfire damage while also signing bills that counteract federal immigration policies.
#society
Fox News: Bill Maher tells former Obama speechwriter Dems 'want to lose elections' if they don't budge on trans issues
Bill Maher and Jon Lovett debated the Democratic stance on gender transition treatments for children, with Maher criticizing it as an extreme position that alienates average voters. He expressed concern over the lack of consensus on the issue and the implications of keeping parents uninformed.
Lovett defended the treatments, arguing that while some cases may be problematic, the overall benefits of gender-affirming care are supported by research. The discussion highlighted the complexities of parental rights and the role of schools in such sensitive matters.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Supreme Court Will Hear Case That Could Bankrupt the Palestinian Authority
The Supreme Court will soon hear two cases that could financially cripple the Palestinian Authority and the PLO. The cases involve American victims of Palestinian terror seeking damages related to the PA's "pay for slay" program, which compensates attackers and their families.
The core issue is the constitutionality of a 2019 law allowing such lawsuits, with implications for the Fifth Amendment. A ruling favoring the victims could enable lawsuits against the PA and PLO, potentially leading to their bankruptcy.
#education
Front Page Magazine: Is the Department of Education Dead On Arrival?
The U.S. Department of Education, established in 1980, has faced criticism for its lack of direct involvement in schools and minimal impact on educational achievement despite significant funding. Critics argue it adds bureaucracy without value, with calls for its elimination or restructuring.
Proponents of reform suggest transferring its functions to other departments, while some advocate for complete abolition. The path to significant change appears challenging, requiring Congressional approval and facing opposition from various political factions.