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#politics
Fox News: Stelter says Musk demanding fed employees list accomplishments ‘sounds like common sense,’ but is ‘nonsense’
Elon Musk has mandated that federal employees submit weekly lists of their accomplishments, with a deadline of Monday night, or face termination. While this approach may resonate with many Americans, CNN's Brian Stelter argues it oversimplifies the complexities of government work, particularly concerning classified information.
Musk claims the initiative is necessary to address low productivity among government employees, suggesting some may not even check their emails. He has previously employed similar tactics during his acquisition of Twitter, where he significantly reduced staff.
The Western Journal: Americans Give Trump a Big Thumbs Up and Deliver Crushing News to Democrats in New Poll
A recent Harvard CAPS/Harris poll shows President Donald Trump with a 52% approval rating, while Democrats have fallen to a historic low of 36%. Trump's policies, particularly on immigration and government spending, received strong support from voters.
The poll indicates that Democrats face significant challenges, as they struggle to connect with ordinary Americans and have resorted to attacking figures like Elon Musk instead of addressing pressing issues. This disconnect may lead to continued difficulties for the party moving forward.
Forbes: Trump Administration Reverses Layoffs At These Federal Agencies—After Cutting Bird Flu, FDA Staff
Thousands of federal workers are receiving layoff notices as the Trump administration implements significant cost-cutting measures. However, some critical positions, particularly in nuclear security and health services, are being exempted or reinstated after pushback from various stakeholders.
Agencies like the FDA and National Park Service are reversing layoffs after concerns about public safety and staffing challenges emerged. The administration's layoffs are part of a broader strategy, with legal challenges anticipated regarding the legality of these firings.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Europe and the U.S.: A Divorce
The US and Europe are experiencing a growing cultural and social divide, reminiscent of old friends drifting apart. JD Vance's recent visit to Europe highlighted this shift, as he spoke of American values like freedom and expression, which seem increasingly foreign to European audiences.
While the US tightens its borders and grapples with illegal immigration, Europe appears to be losing its identity amid rising immigration and state control. The contrast in national pride and belief in individual rights underscores the widening gap between the two regions.
Front Page Magazine: X Bans Politician Rasmus Paludan for Exposing Islam and Honoring Salwan Momika
Rasmus Paludan, leader of Denmark's Hard Line Party, faces censorship on X (formerly Twitter) after posting videos criticizing Islam and honoring Salwan Momika, a Quran-burning activist murdered for his beliefs. He claims his account was suspended due to mass reporting from radical groups.
Paludan argues that his content, legal under Danish law, challenges the enforcement of Islamic blasphemy laws on social media and raises questions about free speech. He refuses to delete the videos, calling on Elon Musk to restore his account and uphold the principle that no ideology should be immune to criticism.
Fox News: Blake Lively slams ‘outrageously insulting’ depiction of her in Justin Baldoni legal battle
Blake Lively criticized The Hollywood Reporter for portraying her as the "aggressor" in a cover story about her legal dispute with Justin Baldoni. She alleged "invasive, unwelcome, unprofessional, and sexually inappropriate behavior" from Baldoni during the filming of "It Ends With Us" and condemned the framing as a sexist trope.
Baldoni has countered with a lawsuit claiming Lively's accusations are false and an attempt to salvage her reputation. He argues that she is deflecting blame for her own actions. Lively's legal team asserts that two additional female cast members are prepared to testify in her support.
Front Page Magazine: ISIS Member in Syria Wants to be Repatriated to a French Prison
Adrien Guihal, a French convert to Islam and high-ranking ISIS official, has been imprisoned by Kurdish forces in Syria since 2018. His mother claims he is in danger and has requested his repatriation to France, which has faced opposition from French authorities due to his past involvement in terrorist activities.
Guihal, who previously claimed responsibility for high-profile attacks in France, remains a security threat. His request for repatriation to serve time in a French prison, where he could potentially promote extremist views, has sparked controversy and should be rejected.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Watch as Keir Starmer joins call hosted by Zelensky: 'We are with Ukraine today and everyday'
Keir Starmer addressed world leaders at a Kyiv summit marking three years since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. He emphasized the UK's commitment to supporting Ukraine and allies in the face of aggression, advocating for a just and lasting peace.
Starmer's remarks come ahead of his upcoming discussions in Washington, D.C., with Donald Trump regarding the ongoing conflict.
The Telegraph: France to offer nuclear shield to Europe
France is prepared to deploy nuclear-capable fighter jets to Germany to bolster European security amid US withdrawal threats. This move aims to send a strong message to Russia and support Germany's call for greater European independence from American influence.
French President Emmanuel Macron discussed European security with German Chancellor-elect Friedrich Merz and emphasized that peace should not come at Ukraine's expense. He urged European nations to enhance their defense capabilities.
#history
Le Monde: Secret Service agent who leaped to shield Kennedy from assassination dead at 93
Clint Hill, a former Secret Service agent known for his heroic attempt to shield President John F. Kennedy during the assassination in Dallas in 1963, has passed away at 93. Hill's actions on that fateful day were a testament to his dedication to the Kennedy family and subsequent presidents.
After retiring from the Secret Service, Hill authored several books reflecting on his experiences, including "Five Days in November," which details the Kennedy assassination. His legacy as a protector of the nation’s leaders endures through his service and writings.
#other
The Western Journal: Lester Holt Out as 'NBC Nightly News' Anchor Months After Network Insisted He Wasn't Going Anywhere
Lester Holt announced he will step down as anchor of NBC's "Nightly News" after a decade, transitioning to a full-time role at "Dateline." His departure is set for early summer, and NBC has not named a successor. This change comes amid broader media industry turnover.
Holt's exit follows speculation about his future at NBC, which the network previously denied. Other notable figures at NBC, including Chuck Todd and Andrea Mitchell, have also recently left their positions.