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#politics
The Federalist: NYT Blasts Dr. Oz Over Financial Disclosure, But Not Granholm
Former President Biden's energy secretary, Jennifer Granholm, had twice the time to divest from her financial interests compared to Dr. Mehmet Oz, who is under scrutiny for potential conflicts as he prepares for a role overseeing Medicare and Medicaid. The New York Times has raised concerns about Oz's financial ties to health care companies.
Critics point out that while Granholm's similar situation received less media attention, she also faced scrutiny for her investments in Proterra, which went bankrupt after benefiting from government support. The disparity in coverage raises questions about media bias and accountability in reporting on public officials' financial interests.
Fox News: Federal agencies control fates of employees who bucked Musk 'what did you do last week' email
Federal employees were instructed by Elon Musk to submit a list of their accomplishments from the previous week or risk termination. Individual agencies will determine actions against those who fail to comply, with some departments advising staff to ignore the directive due to sensitive information.
President Trump supported the initiative, suggesting it would help identify nonproductive employees. While some officials reported their achievements publicly, others in sensitive roles were exempted from the requirement.
Fox News: 'Duly owed to us': Blue state governor says $2.1B in federal funding restored after suing Trump admin
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro announced that $2.1 billion in federal funds has been restored after he sued the Trump administration over a funding freeze. Shapiro emphasized the importance of legal action to secure the funds necessary for critical state programs and infrastructure projects.
Shapiro's direct engagement with Trump officials and the ongoing litigation by multiple states have led to the unfreezing of these funds, which are vital for various initiatives, including environmental protection and water quality. This legal battle reflects the broader conflict between state governors and the federal government under Trump's executive orders.
#society
GB News: Thousands of riders fined for breaking e-bike rules in place across London - 'Cause obstruction'
Westminster City Council has issued over 5,000 fines monthly to e-bike riders for improper parking, addressing complaints about abandoned bikes obstructing pavements. The council's 18-month trial has led to the establishment of 350 designated parking bays, with plans for permanent infrastructure.
The initiative has seen a significant reduction in parking violations, with 93% of rides ending in designated spots. The council plans to expand the network and implement technology to improve compliance. E-bike usage in the area has surged, with nearly 630,000 trips monthly.
Fox News: Chris Pratt says Arnold Schwarzenegger's tough parenting and harsh punishments made wife Katherine more strict
Chris Pratt revealed that his wife Katherine Schwarzenegger, influenced by her father Arnold's strict parenting, may be the more authoritarian parent in their household. Arnold's tough discipline included throwing his children's belongings as punishment, a stark contrast to Pratt’s more lenient approach.
Pratt shared insights into his parenting style, noting that he feels "scared" of his father's old-school methods and aims for a different dynamic with his kids. He described his daughters as emotional and organized, while his son is more rugged, highlighting the unique traits of each child.
Fox News: United Airlines flight forced to make emergency landing at Newark
A United Airlines flight from Newark to Las Vegas made an emergency landing back at Newark Liberty International Airport due to a possible mechanical issue. The Boeing 757, carrying 176 passengers and six crew members, landed safely and all passengers were transferred to a different aircraft.
This incident adds to a series of recent air travel emergencies in the U.S., including a Delta flight returning to Atlanta due to cabin haze and an American Airlines flight diverted for security concerns. Safety incidents in aviation have raised concerns among passengers.
The Western Journal: Secret 'Transgender Sex' Group Uncovered Operating Within US Intel Agencies: Report
A report reveals that employees from U.S. intelligence agencies, including the NSA, CIA, and DIA, participated in a "secret transgender sex chatroom" on a government platform. Discussions included graphic topics related to transgender surgeries and sexual fetishes, raising concerns about professionalism and national security.
Critics argue that this behavior undermines the integrity of the intelligence community, with calls for reform to eliminate diversity and inclusion programs that may contribute to such conduct. The revelations have sparked fears about potential exploitation by foreign adversaries.
Fox News: Massive blue city migrant shelter opens despite residents furious opposition
A new 2,200-bed male-only migrant shelter has opened in the Bronx, prompting strong opposition from local residents who feel they were not consulted. The facility, located in a former warehouse, has sparked fears among community members about safety and the impact on their neighborhood.
Mayor Eric Adams announced the shelter's opening as part of the city's ongoing response to a significant influx of migrants, with over 232,000 arriving since 2022. While the Roosevelt Hotel shelter in Manhattan is set to close, the Bronx facility will accommodate many migrants transferred from Randalls Island.
The Western Journal: Remember the Goya Foods CEO Who Stood Up for Trump? He's Just Been Fired After Almost 50 Years of Service
Goya Foods CEO Robert Unanue, a vocal supporter of Donald Trump, has been placed in a state of "limbo" regarding his employment after nearly 50 years with the company. The board has not provided a clear reason for this uncertainty, leading to speculation about potential political motivations behind the decision.
Unanue has been outspoken on issues like child trafficking and criticized the Biden administration's handling of border security. His focus on these topics, particularly in light of his previous comments on the 2020 election, raises questions about whether the board's actions are linked to his controversial views.
#military
The Telegraph: In this self-reliant era, Starmer’s defence package is only the start
Sir Keir Starmer's upcoming meeting with Donald Trump is pivotal for Ukraine's future and NATO's stability. The disparity in defense spending among NATO members, particularly the U.S. covering a significant portion, raises concerns about European reliance on American support.
Starmer advocates for increased British military presence in Ukraine, contingent on U.S. air defense. A firm commitment to enhance defense spending to 3% of GDP is essential for NATO's unity and capability. Addressing welfare and job vacancies could fund this increase, ensuring both economic growth and military readiness.
#crime
Fox News: Brian Laundrie's sister estranged from family amid explosive new docuseries
Cassie Laundrie, sister of Brian Laundrie, has not spoken to her parents in two years, as revealed in a new docuseries that includes text messages between her and her mother joking about police oversight in the Gabby Petito case. She disputes claims made by a detective regarding her knowledge of the couple's issues.
The docuseries highlights the timeline of events surrounding Petito's disappearance and Brian Laundrie's subsequent actions, including his refusal to cooperate with law enforcement. Cassie Laundrie maintains that she was unaware of her brother's actions during the investigation.
The Western Journal: Alarming Details of Broncos Coach's Alleged Attack on Police Officer - Outrageous Treatment of Law Enforcement
Denver Broncos outside linebackers coach Michael Wilhoite faces felony assault charges for allegedly punching a police officer at Denver International Airport. The incident occurred after Wilhoite was told he could not leave his vehicle unattended in a drop-off lane.
Wilhoite reportedly became confrontational, leading to a physical altercation where he punched the officer, who sustained injuries. Wilhoite was later arrested and released on bail. The Broncos are currently investigating the situation.