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#politics
Fox News: Dem senator's 'dark money corruption' hypocrisy revealed in ethics complaint, expert says
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse is facing an ethics complaint over a potential conflict of interest involving millions in federal grants awarded to a nonprofit linked to his wife. Critics, including legal experts, argue this contradicts his history of condemning dark money corruption.
The Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust has called for an investigation into Whitehouse's actions, citing specific details that suggest a violation of Senate ethics rules. While some defend him, others emphasize the need for scrutiny given his past accusations against conservative justices.
Times Of Israel: Bezos restricts Washington Post opinion page, prompting head editor to resign
Jeff Bezos has redefined the opinion section of The Washington Post to focus solely on personal liberties and free markets, leading to the resignation of opinions editor David Shipley. Bezos asserts this change modernizes the paper's approach, which he believes aligns with underserved viewpoints in the current media landscape.
The decision has sparked mixed reactions, with some praising the shift while others criticize it as a move towards right-wing bias. Critics, including Senator Bernie Sanders, argue that Bezos is prioritizing personal interests over journalistic integrity. The changes come amid ongoing restructuring efforts at the newspaper.
#society
Fox News: NPR reaffirms DEI commitment after chief diversity officer announces retirement
Keith Woods, NPR's Chief Diversity Officer, will retire on May 2 after 46 years in journalism, amid criticism of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs. Woods expressed mixed feelings about his retirement, citing attacks on DEI efforts as diminishing his joy.
NPR's CEO reaffirmed the network's commitment to DEI initiatives, despite a broader trend of organizations scaling back such programs. The retirement follows a period of scrutiny over NPR's DEI policies, including a centralized system for tracking the diversity of sources.
GB News: Part of building collapses following explosion near shopping centre as 'almighty bang' leaves huge gaping hole
A building section in Dundee collapsed after an explosion near the Overgate Shopping Centre on Wednesday. Witnesses described flames and smoke, with debris scattered around the area. Emergency services have secured the site, and no injuries have been reported.
Fox News: Kyle Rittenhouse returns to speak at university where angry mob led to canceled speech
Kyle Rittenhouse will return to the University of Memphis to speak about the Second Amendment and his trial, nearly a year after his previous event was disrupted by protesters. The university has arranged for increased security to prevent further disruptions.
Rittenhouse's appearance is backed by the Alliance Defending Freedom, which emphasized that universities must uphold free speech rights. The university has also revised its security fee policy following the incident. Rittenhouse was acquitted in 2021 of charges related to a shooting during unrest in Kenosha.
#military
Fox News: House unanimously passes bill to quadruple the pensions of Medal of Honor recipients
The House unanimously passed legislation to increase pensions for Medal of Honor recipients from $16,880 to $67,500 annually. The bill, which received bipartisan support, aims to alleviate financial burdens for recipients who often travel for speaking engagements.
The pension increase will be funded through Veterans’ Affairs disability compensation, offset by extending limitations on pensions for veterans without spouses or dependents. The legislation would benefit the 60 living Medal of Honor recipients and comes as a national museum dedicated to these heroes is set to open in Texas.
Fox News: 'No time to waste': Navy's ousted top officer speaks out after DOD leadership shakeup
Adm. Lisa Franchetti, recently ousted by the Trump administration, emphasized the Navy's continued commitment to its mission in a LinkedIn post. She expressed gratitude for her service and highlighted the Navy's role in national security and global operations.
Franchetti made history as the first woman to serve as Chief of Naval Operations and has held various leadership positions in the Navy. Following her removal, Vice Chief of Naval Operations Adm. James Kilby will oversee the Navy until a permanent replacement is appointed.