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#politics
Forbes: Is Elon Musk Running DOGE? Press Secretary Won’t ‘Reveal’ Agency Administrator After DOJ Tells Court They Don’t Know Who’s Making Decisions
The Trump administration has downplayed Elon Musk's authority as head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), while a coalition of state attorneys general has filed a lawsuit challenging his role, labeling him an “agent of chaos” with unchecked power. The administration claims Musk’s influence is limited to advising the President.
Despite the administration's assertions, Musk has been credited with significant actions within DOGE, which has faced scrutiny for its young, inexperienced staff and controversial practices. The identity of DOGE's actual administrator remains unclear, with conflicting reports suggesting various individuals may hold the position.
Front Page Magazine: The Betrayal by Biden’s People
The Biden presidency has been characterized by a lack of clear leadership, with a group of insiders, including Barack Obama and Jill Biden, allegedly exerting significant influence. This has raised concerns about the erosion of constitutional principles, particularly the need for a unified executive.
The article argues that the Founders intended for a single chief executive to ensure effective governance, as opposed to a cabal. It criticizes the Biden administration for failing to uphold this principle and questions the responsibility of Vice President Kamala Harris and the cabinet in addressing the President's incapacitation.
Breitbart: FCC to Brief House Republicans on 'Unprecedented' George Soros Scheme to Control 200 Radio Stations
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr will address the Republican Study Committee regarding George Soros's acquisition of over 200 Audacy radio stations. He claims the deal, approved by the FCC under Democratic leadership, bypassed standard review processes, raising concerns about foreign investment and national security.
Carr criticized the FCC for not adhering to federal laws that require thorough review and public comment, highlighting that this is the first instance of such a fast-tracked approval without appropriate scrutiny. He emphasized the need for transparency and adherence to established regulations.
CNSNews: Three-Fourths of Voters Back ‘Full-Scale’ Effort to Eliminate Gov’t Waste, DOGE-Like Agency to Do It
A new Harris survey reveals that a significant majority of U.S. voters believe the federal government is wasteful and supports cutting spending. While Congressional Democrats oppose the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) led by Elon Musk, most voters favor its mission to eliminate waste and enhance efficiency.
The survey indicates that 70% of respondents see government spending as filled with waste, and 83% believe the budget deficit should be reduced through spending cuts rather than tax increases. A strong consensus exists for a thorough examination of government spending, with 76% supporting efforts to root out waste.
The Federalist: IRS Contractor Leaked Information Of 405,000 Taxpayers
A letter from the House Judiciary Committee reveals that an IRS contractor leaked the tax information of over 405,000 taxpayers, including Donald Trump, under the Biden administration. This raises questions about the security of taxpayer data amid Democratic concerns over Elon Musk's DOGE.
Despite claims that DOGE poses a risk to taxpayer information, the real issue appears to be the actions of Treasury Department employees. The leaked data was used by ProPublica to report on wealthy Americans, highlighting a significant breach of privacy.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Government Accountability Office Leader Testifies on Waste, Fraud, and Abuse
Comptroller General Gene L. Dodaro will testify before the House Oversight Committee regarding the GAO’s 2025 High Risk List, which highlights government programs prone to waste and fraud. Oversight Chairman Rep. James Comer emphasized the need for action against federal bureaucracy.
Fox News: Fox News Channel has best February in network history, crushes CNN and MSNBC
Fox News Channel has achieved record viewership in early 2025, averaging nearly two million total day viewers, significantly outpacing CNN and MSNBC. February marked Fox's most-watched month ever, with its primetime shows dominating the ratings, including "The Five," which averaged 4.7 million viewers.
In the key demographic of adults aged 25-54, Fox News also led with 252,000 viewers, while CNN and MSNBC struggled to attract significant audiences. Overall, Fox News captured 65% of the cable news share, highlighting its continued dominance in the industry.
Breitbart: 'Daily Show' Host Jon Stewart Slashes Hand Open While Pounding Desk in Anti-DOGE Tirade
Jon Stewart injured his hand while criticizing federal spending cuts proposed by Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). He argued that instead of cutting essential services, the government should eliminate subsidies for profitable oil and gas companies and reconsider defense spending.
Stewart described DOGE as "rash" and "animated by malice," while also expressing frustration over pharmaceutical companies profiting from subsidies without negotiating drug prices. Despite his passionate outburst, he failed to provide examples of critical government functions that were cut.
#society
Fox News: Justin Baldoni calls out Blake Lively for demanding privacy after publicizing sexual harassment allegations
Justin Baldoni has challenged Blake Lively's request for a protective order in their ongoing legal dispute over sexual harassment allegations. Baldoni's legal team argues that Lively has already made the allegations public, undermining her request for privacy. They cite instances where Lively's PR team has shared details with the media, including a confidential complaint.
Lively has sought heightened protections after receiving violent threats related to the case, claiming that both she and her supporters have been targeted. Her team argues that releasing certain discovery could lead to privacy violations and witness intimidation. Baldoni, meanwhile, insists that Lively's accusations are unfounded and aimed at restoring her image.
Front Page Magazine: The Mother of Freed Hostage Liri Albag on What Her Daughter Endured
Shira Albag reflects on her daughter Liri's harrowing experience as a hostage in Gaza for 477 days. While Liri has returned home, she is forever changed, having navigated her captivity by learning Arabic and adapting to survive. Shira expresses deep anger over the failures of Israeli intelligence that contributed to the October 7 attacks.
Shira emphasizes that the so-called "innocent civilians" in Gaza were complicit in the hostages' suffering, arguing that they participated in the cruelty alongside Hamas. She believes that all Gazans, including children, share responsibility for the atrocities committed, stating, “unfortunately, there are two million terrorists in Gaza.”
Breitbart: Hollywood Jews Hit Back Against Pro-Gaza 'Red Hand' Pins at Oscars: 'Have You No Shame?'
A group of Jewish Hollywood executives, The Brigade, has condemned the use of red hand pins by Artists4Ceasefire at the 2025 Academy Awards, stating that the pins symbolize Jewish bloodshed rather than peace. They highlighted the pins' offensive historical context linked to the lynching of two Israeli reservists in 2000.
The Brigade criticized those supporting the pins for ignoring the realities of the October 7 terror attack and for their perceived anti-Israel stance. They called for awareness of the pin's implications and questioned the motives behind its promotion in light of recent tragedies involving innocent Jewish children.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Lapid presents Gaza ‘day after’ plan in DC, urges extended Egyptian takeover
Opposition Leader Yair Lapid proposed a plan for Gaza, suggesting an extended Egyptian guardianship to eliminate Hamas's influence. He emphasized that the Palestinian Authority is currently unable to govern, and a chaotic Gaza poses security risks. The plan includes economic support for Egypt in exchange for managing Gaza for up to 15 years.
Lapid's proposal aligns with elements of former President Trump's plan for Gaza, focusing on creating conditions for rehabilitation without forcing Gazans to leave. While some Arab nations support an independent Palestinian committee for Gaza's administration, Egypt has reportedly rejected Lapid's plan.
Fox News: NATO nation Poland scrambles air defenses as Russia strikes western Ukraine
Poland has deployed military aviation in response to recent Russian strikes on Ukrainian towns near its border. While Polish airspace was not breached, the situation follows a series of Russian drone and missile attacks on Ukraine, prompting heightened vigilance from Warsaw.
Poland also announced an additional $210 million in military aid to Ukraine, including training for troops. This comes amid a summit in Kyiv where over 40 leaders reaffirmed their support for Ukraine, although the U.S. was notably absent from the event.
#economy
Front Page Magazine: Trading Soybeans for Computers
America's $295 billion trade deficit with China highlights a stark imbalance, with the U.S. primarily exporting raw materials while importing manufactured goods. This dynamic mirrors a colonial relationship, where the U.S. acts as a resource provider for China's industrial output.
The article argues that America's reliance on Chinese imports undermines its economy, likening the situation to historical colonialism. It suggests that to regain economic independence, the U.S. should embrace tariffs to protect domestic manufacturing, echoing past strategies used to build a strong economy.
#technology
GB News: Major shake-up to millions of Gmail accounts as Google races to stop 'rampant' scams using SMS
Google plans to replace SMS two-factor authentication for Gmail users with QR codes to enhance security. This change aims to combat the vulnerabilities of SMS, which can be exploited by criminals through scams like "traffic pumping."
The new method requires users to scan a QR code on-screen with their smartphone, moving away from traditional SMS reliance. Google is also pushing for a future without passwords, advocating for passkeys that utilize biometric verification for a more secure and convenient login experience.