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#politics
Fox News: White House confirms who was appointed as acting administrator of DOGE
Elon Musk is overseeing the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), with Amy Gleason appointed as the acting administrator. Gleason, a healthcare technology expert, will lead efforts to identify and eliminate government waste and inefficiency.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed that while Musk oversees DOGE, day-to-day operations involve various career officials and political appointees. Gleason previously worked with the U.S. Digital Service during the pandemic response.
Breitbart: Pritzker: Trump Ignoring Courts, 'Disobeying' Constitution Like Early Nazi Days
Governor JB Pritzker compared actions of the Trump administration to the early days of Hitler's regime, warning of a potential decline of constitutional democracy in the U.S. He criticized the administration for ignoring court orders and suggested a disregard for established constitutional norms.
Pritzker emphasized the importance of recognizing these developments, drawing from his experience in Holocaust education. He cautioned against the erosion of democratic principles, likening current events to historical precedents that led to significant atrocities.
Forbes: House Budget Vote Begins: GOP Divisions—And Medicaid Cuts—May Derail Trump And Johnson’s First Big Legislative Test
The House is voting on a budget resolution that aims to extend Trump's 2017 tax cuts and increase defense spending while proposing $2 trillion in spending cuts over the next decade. However, GOP divisions may threaten its passage, with several Republicans expressing opposition.
House Speaker Mike Johnson faces challenges in unifying the party, as all Democrats oppose the bill, citing concerns over significant Medicaid cuts. Trump has endorsed the resolution, urging its passage to implement his full agenda.
Fox News: Jon Stewart injures hand after smashing mug during fiery rant about DOGE and Big Pharma
Jon Stewart injured his hand during a rant on "The Daily Show" criticizing the Trump administration's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) for not addressing big pharmaceutical spending. He sarcastically suggested that instead of laying off federal workers, the agency should cut subsidies to corporations.
Stewart also mocked President Biden for his claims about lowering drug prices for Medicare beneficiaries, arguing that taxpayers should not subsidize corporate greed. He called for a "people's audit" by Democrats to scrutinize government spending and corporate tax breaks.
Breitbart: Report: WHCA President Eugene Daniels to Join Far-Left MSNBC
Eugene Daniels, President of the White House Correspondents’ Association, is leaving Politico to co-host a weekend roundtable show at MSNBC. His departure follows the White House's announcement that it will control press pool access, which Daniels criticized as undermining press independence.
Daniels expressed concerns over the government's influence in selecting journalists, emphasizing the importance of an independent press. His move to MSNBC coincides with recent changes at the network, including the cancellation of several shows.
Breitbart: Biden-Appointed Judge Blocks DOGE from Accessing Department of Education Records
A federal judge in Maryland has temporarily blocked the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from accessing sensitive records at the Department of Education, citing concerns over personal information. This order follows a lawsuit alleging unlawful access to personally identifiable information.
DOGE, focused on uncovering government waste, has faced mixed legal outcomes but maintains a favorable public perception. Recent efforts include simplifying federal spending, with a focus on canceled projects that wasted taxpayer dollars.
#society
GB News: 'Desperately needed' London grooming gangs inquiry REJECTED as Labour and Sadiq Khan refuse 'repeated calls for action'
A Tory proposal for a comprehensive inquiry into grooming gangs in London was rejected by Labour, Green, and Liberal Democrat members of the London Assembly. Conservatives criticized the decision as "shocking," emphasizing the need for accountability and support for victims.
The rejection comes amid ongoing frustration with Mayor Sadiq Khan's responses to inquiries about gang activity. Tory members assert that the inquiry is essential for restoring trust and addressing child sexual exploitation in the capital.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Poland wishes to become a shareholder in Airbus
Poland's relationship with Airbus has shifted based on its geopolitical stance, particularly in light of Russian aggression and changing U.S. foreign policy. Prime Minister Donald Tusk aims to strengthen ties with Airbus, seeking a stake in the European aerospace group, which currently employs 800 in Poland.
Tusk's pro-European approach contrasts with the previous nationalist government, as he collaborates with officials like Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski on this initiative.
#culture
Breitbart: Singer Rhiannon Giddens Latest Artist to Self-Deport from Kennedy Center After Trump Takeover
Rhiannon Giddens has canceled her May 2025 performance at the Kennedy Center, relocating it to The Anthem, citing the center's recent political upheaval under Trump's leadership. Other artists, including Issa Rae and Louise Penny, have also withdrawn from scheduled events.
The Kennedy Center, a major cultural institution, has faced backlash as it becomes embroiled in political controversies, diverging from its historically non-political stance.
Fox News: ‘Boy Meets Word’ star Maitland Ward claims Danielle Fishel created ‘toxic’ environment during podcast exchange
Maitland Ward expressed her feelings about a heated exchange with former "Boy Meets World" co-star Danielle Fishel during a podcast episode. Ward described the situation as "very toxic," feeling bullied by her former friends and confused by their grievances.
She criticized Fishel for accusing her of seeking attention and claimed that the podcast's focus was negative. Despite the conflict, Ward is open to returning to the podcast for a more positive discussion.