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#politics
GB News: 'More mudslinging by the Tories!' Labour MP dismisses Keir Starmer's 'rule breaking allegation'
A senior Labour MP has defended Prime Minister Keir Starmer against allegations of breaking Covid lockdown rules, labeling the claims as Conservative "mudslinging." Health Minister Karin Smyth criticized the timing of the accusations, suggesting they distract from Tory misconduct.
Breitbart: EXCLUSIVE: Rep. Chip Roy Introduces Bill to Protect Veterans' 2A Rights
Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) is introducing the Defending Veterans’ Second Amendment Rights Act to prevent the Secretary of Veterans Affairs from sharing veterans' information with the Department of Justice, which could lead to the loss of their gun rights based on disability determinations.
The legislation aims to protect the rights of veterans, particularly those with PTSD, arguing that stripping their gun rights exacerbates feelings of defenselessness and may contribute to increased suicide rates. Roy emphasizes that veterans should not fear losing their liberties when seeking medical care.
Breitbart: Rep. McIver on Opposing Trump: 'Shut Down the City,' 'We Are at War'
Rep. LaMonica McIver (D-NJ) called for a "shutdown" of the city during a protest against Elon Musk's influence on the federal government, claiming a "war" against the current administration. She criticized Musk's access to sensitive Treasury information, alleging unlawful disclosure.
Three federal employee unions have filed a lawsuit against Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, claiming he violated federal law by sharing sensitive data with Musk's department. President Trump defended the access as a means to identify wasteful spending, asserting that Musk's actions are approved by the administration.
Le Monde: USAID staffers put on leave worldwide, except those deemed essential
The Trump administration is placing USAID direct-hire staffers on leave, except for those deemed essential, disrupting the agency's long-standing mission. This move follows significant layoffs and a freeze on foreign assistance, leading to fears and logistical challenges for staff abroad.
Democratic lawmakers argue that USAID cannot be dissolved without congressional approval, as it is established as an independent agency. The agency's leadership and operations face severe cuts, with many employees already packing up their lives amid uncertainty.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Sixth Wave Feminism
Feminism has evolved through various waves, with first wave feminism achieving significant rights like voting. Subsequent waves, however, have increasingly politicized the movement, leading to divisions among women and a shift towards radical leftist ideologies that undermine individual identities and choices.
The critique argues that feminism should liberate women from political constraints rather than impose new ideological definitions. A potential sixth wave should focus on individualism and personal choice, returning to the foundational ideals of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, rather than conforming to collectivist ideologies.
Front Page Magazine: Wednesday Quick Takes
The Department of Defense, under SecDef Pete Hegseth, has halted the use of official resources for events celebrating racial or gender identities, emphasizing unity and mission effectiveness. This move follows the implementation of President Trump's executive order banning Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives in the military.
In the UK, a proposed government council aims to tackle Islamophobia, raising concerns among free speech advocates about potential blasphemy laws. Critics argue that the definition of Islamophobia could restrict free expression, as recent arrests for anti-Islam sentiments suggest increasing limitations on speech.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump's Middle East envoy explains Gaza takeover proposal: 'More hope' for Palestinians' futures
U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff stated that Gaza will be "uninhabitable" for 10 to 15 years amid ongoing reconstruction discussions and a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. He emphasized the need for improved living conditions and opportunities for Palestinians.
President Trump proposed a controversial plan for the U.S. to take control of Gaza, suggesting it could lead to stability and job creation. He has also indicated the possibility of relocating Palestinians to Egypt and Jordan, which both countries have rejected.
Times Of Israel: Countering Trump, Saudi Arabia says no Israel normalization without Palestinian state
Saudi Arabia has reaffirmed its position against normalizing relations with Israel until a Palestinian state is established, emphasizing the importance of pre-1967 borders and East Jerusalem as its capital. This statement comes amid ongoing discussions about potential diplomatic ties, which have been complicated by recent conflicts.
US President Trump suggested that Saudi Arabia does not require a Palestinian state as a precondition for peace, but analysts believe Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is more flexible privately. Meanwhile, Palestinian officials reject Trump's proposals for resettlement, insisting on their right to remain in Gaza.
Breitbart: Witkoff: Full Gaza Rebuild Can't Begin for at Least a Decade, Can't Be Finished Until at Least 15 Years from Now
U.S. Special Envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff stated that rebuilding Gaza will take at least 10 to 12 years, with a credible master plan potentially extending the timeline to 15 to 20 years. He emphasized the extensive cleanup needed before any reconstruction can begin.
Witkoff also highlighted the challenge of governance in Gaza, noting that Israel will not allow Hamas to rebuild or govern the area. He criticized the idea of a five-year reconstruction plan as unrealistic and stressed that any governing body must not include terrorist organizations like Hamas.
#economy
Le Monde: US Postal Service suspends parcel service from China and Hong Kong
The USPS has temporarily suspended inbound parcels from China and Hong Kong following President Trump's new tariffs on Chinese imports. This suspension will remain in effect "until further notice" and affects low-value packages that previously qualified for a duty-free exemption.
The move is part of a broader effort by the U.S. to tighten regulations on imports amid concerns over security risks and the surge in shipments from Chinese retailers. This halt could impact various retailers, including Shein and Temu.