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#politics
Breitbart: Joe Rogan: Trump Was Easy to Book, Kamala's Campaign Lied About Our Negotiations
Joe Rogan accused Kamala Harris's campaign of lying about their attempts to schedule an appearance on his podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience. He stated that her staff never committed to a date or sent anyone for a studio walk-through, contrary to claims made in a recent book about her campaign.
Rogan emphasized that he had all the necessary documentation to support his claims, asserting that the campaign's narrative was an attempt to deflect blame for Harris not appearing on the show. He also noted that the campaign's demands for a controlled environment were not in line with the format of his podcast, which typically features unscripted discussions.
The Western Journal: Karoline Leavitt Delivers Crushing News to Politico During Press Briefing: The Taxpayer ‘Subsidization’ Ends Now
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced the cancellation of federal government subscriptions to Politico, which had cost taxpayers over $8 million since 2016. This decision follows a review by the Department of Government Efficiency aimed at cutting unnecessary spending.
Leavitt emphasized that the administration is committed to ensuring taxpayer money is used effectively. The move has been praised by some as a step away from subsidizing media outlets seen as biased.
Fox News: Michigan Dem who refused to back Harris due to Israel support now blasting Trump Gaza proposal
Rep. Rashida Tlaib criticized former President Donald Trump for his comments on the Gaza conflict, urging her colleagues to support a two-state solution. Her remarks follow her refusal to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris in 2024 due to dissatisfaction with the Biden administration's stance on Israel.
Tlaib's comments come amid backlash against the Biden administration's policies, with some constituents, including Muslim leaders, expressing support for Trump. Democratic strategist Julian Epstein suggested that Trump's proposals could offer a more constructive path for Gaza than Tlaib's approach.
Fox News: West Point disbands gender-based, race clubs in Trump's DEI sweep
West Point has disbanded several identity-based clubs, including the Asian-Pacific Forum and the Latin Cultural Club, to align with President Trump's executive orders and new Pentagon directives. The U.S. Military Academy stated these clubs were affiliated with the now-dissolved diversity, equity, and inclusion office.
The decision affects a dozen clubs, while over a hundred remain active. The academy emphasized its commitment to providing opportunities for cadets in line with Army policies. This move follows broader efforts by the Trump administration to eliminate DEI initiatives across federal institutions.
Human Events: POSOBIEC and STONE: Politico scandal ‘a move reminiscent of Operation Mockingbird’
Roger Stone revealed that U.S. federal taxpayer dollars were funneled to Politico, amounting to $8 million annually, raising concerns about a "slush fund" for the deep state. This funding came from multiple government agencies for subscriptions to PoliticoPro, leading to accusations of media manipulation.
In response, the Trump administration announced it would cease subsidizing Politico subscriptions. Elon Musk criticized the funding as a waste of taxpayer money and has pushed for cuts in government support for media outlets.
Fox News: NJ lawsuit claiming oil companies cause climate change dealt massive blow in court
A New Jersey judge dismissed a lawsuit against major oil companies, ruling they cannot be held liable for climate change-related damages. The case, filed by Attorney General Matthew Platkin, was rejected on the grounds that state law cannot govern claims related to global emissions.
Experts view the ruling as a setback for climate litigation, emphasizing that energy policy should be determined by elected officials rather than through the courts. This decision signals a growing judicial resistance to lawsuits aimed at holding the fossil fuel industry accountable for climate change.
Breitbart: Mitch McConnell, 83, Falls Down Stairs in Capitol Building
Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) fell down the stairs outside the Senate chamber, with fellow senators assisting him. This incident follows a series of health issues, including a concussion from a previous fall and episodes where he froze while speaking, raising concerns about his leadership.
Despite these challenges, McConnell continues to serve as chairman of the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense. His tenure has seen significant national debt increases and ongoing issues related to illegal immigration and wage stagnation.
#society
Fox News: Philadelphia police identify seventh victim in fatal medical jet crash
A medevac jet crash in Northeast Philadelphia on Wednesday resulted in the death of 37-year-old Steven Dreuitt, who was inside his car at the time. The crash claimed the lives of all six individuals aboard the plane and injured at least 22 people on the ground.
The investigation is ongoing, with authorities confirming there were no apparent issues with the aircraft prior to the incident. The family of another individual, Jason Rodriguez, remains concerned as he is still unaccounted for.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Sen. Joni Ernst Details USAID's 'Anti-American Agenda' in Letter to Secretary of State Rubio
Sen. Joni Ernst has expressed serious concerns over the U.S. Agency for International Development's (USAID) alleged obstruction of congressional oversight and misuse of taxpayer funds, particularly regarding assistance to businesses in Ukraine. She accuses USAID of providing misleading information and failing to comply with standard classification protocols.
Ernst highlights issues such as excessive indirect costs on grants and the agency's lack of transparency, citing specific instances of fraud and mismanagement by contractors like Chemonics. She calls for accountability and reform within USAID, emphasizing the need for clarity on how taxpayer dollars are spent abroad.
The Telegraph: In Gaza, Trump has just shown the world what America First really means
Donald Trump recently described Gaza as an "uninhabitable hellhole" and suggested that the U.S. could take control of the region to facilitate reconstruction, arguing that past efforts have failed. He criticized the ongoing push for a two-state solution and pointed to the failures of Palestinian leadership.
Trump's comments reflect his pragmatic approach to foreign policy, emphasizing American interests and influence in the Middle East. He positions himself as a leader who can reshape the narrative around Gaza, while acknowledging the complexities of regional dynamics and the responsibilities of neighboring countries.
Times Of Israel: Amid uproar, top US officials say Trump only seeking to ‘temporarily’ remove Gazans
Top U.S. officials have distanced themselves from President Trump's suggestion to permanently relocate Palestinians from Gaza, emphasizing that any relocation would be temporary during reconstruction efforts. The proposal has faced criticism from both allies and adversaries, raising concerns about its impact on ongoing ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas.
While Trump insists on the need for a rebuilding plan, Arab leaders and Palestinian authorities have rejected the notion of displacing Palestinians, calling it a violation of international law. They stress the importance of Palestinian governance in Gaza and the need for a two-state solution.
#history
GB News: Archaeology breakthrough: See inside 2,000-year-old burnt scroll from Roman town as ancient writing is 'unwrapped'
Scientists have successfully "unwrapped" a 2,000-year-old charred scroll from Herculaneum, using X-ray imaging and artificial intelligence. This technique allowed them to read text without damaging the fragile artifact, which has remained unreadable since the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD.
The scroll, part of a collection of carbonized documents, is believed to contain Greek Epicurean philosophy. Researchers are optimistic about reading substantial portions of it, marking a significant advancement in the study of ancient texts.
#health
Breitbart: Florida's Lee County Votes to Remove Fluoride from Water Supply
Lee County officials in Florida unanimously voted to remove fluoride from the water supply, following Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo's recommendation. He argued that fluoride poses health risks, particularly to children and pregnant women, and emphasized the availability of alternative dental health options.
This decision aligns with other Florida areas, such as Winter Haven, which have raised similar concerns. Critics, including Health and Human Services Secretary nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr., have cited potential health issues linked to fluoride, including neurodevelopmental disorders and bone diseases.
#crime
Human Events: 11 dead after mass shooting at school in Sweden
A mass shooting at the Risbergska School for Adults in Orebro, Sweden, resulted in 11 deaths, including the gunman, making it the deadliest in the country's history. The suspect, identified as 35-year-old Hellen Werme, opened fire before taking his own life.
Authorities are investigating the motive, noting that there are no indications of ideological reasons behind the attack. Several individuals were injured, with some requiring surgery. The victims' identities are being established through dental records and fingerprints.