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#politics
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Rep. Andrew Clyde: We Need a 'Balanced Budget Amendment to Our Constitution'
Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-GA) advocates for a balanced budget amendment to the U.S. Constitution, citing its implementation in many states, including Georgia. He argues that federal legislation should mirror state practices by ensuring offsets and full funding for spending.
Clyde highlights the need for spending cuts, particularly in mandatory spending, and notes issues like fraud in programs such as Social Security. He expresses disappointment that a balanced budget amendment did not progress under former Speaker McCarthy's leadership.
Front Page Magazine: First Muslim Queer Immigrant Councilwoman Says America Isn’t Free
Duluth, Minnesota, elected its first Muslim lesbian councilwoman, Azrin Awal, a Bangladeshi immigrant with a background in gender studies and activism. Awal's campaign focused on accusations of xenophobia and Islamophobia in the city, while she has faced scrutiny over her connections to controversial groups and her views on Israel.
Awal has been vocal in her criticism of American values, claiming that the flag does not represent freedom for all. Her recent actions include drafting a resolution against military aid to Israel and participating in events with pro-Palestinian groups. Critics argue that her election reflects a troubling trend of anti-American sentiment among some immigrant communities.
The Western Journal: It Looks Like the 'Conservative' Backlash to Trump in Red-District Town Halls Is Completely Manufactured
Recent reports suggest that the media's portrayal of a backlash against President Trump during town halls is misleading. Coverage by major outlets like CBS News and The Washington Post has focused on protests, but failed to acknowledge that many were organized by Democratic activists, including former candidates.
The reports often describe the protests as bipartisan outrage, while omitting the involvement of leftist groups funded by figures like George Soros. This has led to accusations of media bias, with critics arguing that the headlines exaggerate dissent against Trump and misrepresent the nature of the protests.
Breitbart: DOGE: Millions of Taxpayer Dollars Were Poised to Drive 'Social and Behavior' Change in Uganda
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) announced the cancellation of several international funding initiatives, saving taxpayers an estimated $65 billion. Projects included $42 million for social behavior research in Uganda and $25 million for promoting responsible behaviors in Colombia.
Additional cuts involved $40 million for migrant inclusion and $520 million for ESG investments in Africa. The DOGE's efficiency leaderboard shows the Department of Education leading in savings, while the Department of State has the least.
Forbes: Trump Places Freeze On Federal Credit Cards In Newest DOGE Executive Order
President Trump signed an executive order that enhances the Department of Government Efficiency's authority and imposes a 30-day freeze on federal credit card use by employees. Exemptions apply for disaster-related expenses and certain government officials.
The order aims to improve accountability in federal spending, requiring agencies to consult with DOGE on contracts and grants, while also identifying unnecessary government property. This follows previous orders to restructure the federal workforce and reduce spending.
Front Page Magazine: Tulsi Gabbard to Fire 100+ NSA Staffers Who Took Part in Hair-Raising Online Sex Chats
Recent revelations indicate that employees at the NSA have been engaging in explicit discussions on the agency's messaging platform, violating regulations meant to ensure professionalism. These chats, which included topics like sexual practices and gender identity issues, reportedly took place during work hours.
In response, the Director of National Intelligence announced that over 100 employees would be terminated for their involvement in these inappropriate discussions. The Biden administration has been criticized for fostering a culture that allegedly prioritizes "diversity, equity, and inclusion" over the agency's core mission of national security.
Forbes: Here’s Where Trump’s Government Layoffs Reportedly Are—Social Security Administration, FEMA, IRS And More
The Trump administration is planning significant federal layoffs, with agencies required to submit layoff plans by March 13. The Social Security Administration, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and Environmental Protection Agency are among those facing drastic workforce reductions, with cuts potentially reaching 90% in some cases.
These layoffs are part of broader cost-cutting measures led by Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency, targeting probationary employees across various agencies. Critics, including some Republican senators, have expressed concerns about the impact of these cuts on federal operations and civil servants.
#society
The Western Journal: Even Liberal TV Host Indicates New Law Can Make Praying by Your Own Window Illegal
Scottish Green Party member Gillian Mackay faced scrutiny over her "Safe Access Zone Act," which aims to restrict activities around abortion clinics. During a BBC discussion, she was questioned about whether private prayer in homes within these zones could be criminalized, to which she responded ambiguously, suggesting it depends on visibility.
Critics argue that the legislation poses a threat to religious expression, with some asserting it could lead to penalties for Christians praying in their own homes. The debate highlights broader concerns about the implications of such laws on personal freedoms in Scotland and beyond.
Breitbart: 'Brothers After War': Gary Sinise Presents Powerful Documentary, from Filmmaker Jake Rademacher, on Combat Veterans 20 Years Later
"Brothers After War," a documentary by Gary Sinise and Jake Rademacher, explores the challenges faced by veterans post-combat, including PTSD and reintegration into civilian life. The film, a sequel to "Brothers at War," emphasizes the strength and hope within the veteran community.
Filmed across multiple continents, it captures the stark realities of military life and the enduring brotherhood among veterans. The film is set to release in over 100 theaters on February 28, with veterans praising its honest portrayal of their experiences.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Secretary of State Marco Rubio vows President Donald Trump won't be 'blackmailed' by the Maduro regime
Secretary of State Marco Rubio dismissed concerns that the Trump administration is legitimizing Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro following a U.S. envoy's visit to Caracas. Rubio emphasized that Venezuela must accept deported nationals under international law and stated that Trump will not be blackmailed by Maduro.
Rubio reiterated his view of Maduro as a dictator and highlighted ongoing threats posed by his regime, including ties to Iran and China, and the influx of gang members into the U.S. Trump announced the end of Chevron's oil license in Venezuela, reversing concessions made under Biden.
#health
Fox News: First measles death in Texas outbreak, plus surprising dementia drivers
Recent health news highlights include the first measles death linked to an outbreak in Texas, updates on Pope Francis' health, and a study suggesting low levels of a vital vitamin may elevate dementia risk.
Additional topics covered include a Yale study on chronic symptoms post-COVID vaccination and tools for managing heart health.
GB News: PMQs: Commons in stitches as MP makes joke during surprise Rishi Sunak appearance
Rishi Sunak's unexpected appearance at PMQs drew laughter when an MP shouted for his return. He used the opportunity to advocate for a national screening program for prostate cancer, highlighting its prevalence and the need for targeted efforts to save lives and reduce NHS costs.
Keir Starmer welcomed Sunak's support, emphasizing a shared commitment to early detection and treatment of prostate cancer as part of a broader national cancer plan.
Breitbart: HHS Halts Biden-Era Contract to Create New COVID-19 Vaccine
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has paused a Biden-era contract for a new oral COVID-19 vaccine developed by Vaxart Inc., issuing a 90-day stop-work order ahead of clinical trials. Kennedy emphasized the need for a review of pandemic preparedness efforts.
The contract is part of the Biden administration's $4.7 billion Project NextGen initiative. The halt prevents Vaxart from invoicing for remaining funds until further notice, although they can still bill for early trial monitoring.
#education
Breitbart: Exclusive: PragerU CEO Marissa Streit Catalogues Widespread Department of Education Corruption
PragerU CEO Marissa Streit criticized the U.S. Department of Education, arguing it is a corrupt bureaucracy that mismanages funds without improving educational outcomes. She emphasized the need for transparency and accountability, asserting that dismantling the department is necessary for reform.
Streit contended that the public has been misled into fearing that reducing government size equates to a loss of educational services, while in reality, the current system fails to deliver effective education.