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#politics
The Federalist: Polls Show Americans Overwhelmingly Support Voter ID Laws
California's new law prohibits local governments from requiring voter ID, effective January 1. Despite this, a Rasmussen poll shows 77% of U.S. voters support photo ID requirements for voting. This sentiment spans political affiliations, with significant backing from both Republicans and Democrats.
States like Georgia have seen increased voter turnout following the implementation of voter ID laws, contradicting claims that such measures suppress voting. In response to growing public support for voter ID, California lawmakers have introduced a new bill, though its passage is unlikely in the current political climate.
Fox News: 'Squad' Dem Ayanna Pressley trashes Elon Musk, calling him a 'Nazi nepo baby'
Rep. Ayanna Pressley criticized Elon Musk at a rally, labeling him a "Nazi nepo baby" and a "godless, lawless billionaire." She condemned his influence and referenced his support for Trump and current government efficiency efforts, claiming he disrupts everything he engages with.
Pressley and supporters chanted against Musk, expressing their discontent with his role in government initiatives. The Treasury Department clarified that ongoing reviews are standard practice and do not affect payment instructions.
Fox News: Trump says US will 'take over' Gaza Strip in Middle East shakeup and more top headlines
President Trump is reacting to President Biden's recent fundraising efforts in Hollywood, while his administration's Department of Justice investigates a Democratic sheriff for releasing a dangerous illegal immigrant. Army recruitment numbers have surged during Trump's tenure.
In other news, a potentially deadly virus has been identified in a small southern town, and a shooting in Ohio has left one dead and five injured. The GOP-led Senate continues to confirm nominees despite delays from Democrats.
#society
Le Monde: Gisèle Pelicot's daughter to publish book about rape victims
Caroline Darian, daughter of Dominique Pelicot, plans to release a book titled "Pour que l'on se souvienne" on March 5, focusing on victims of sexual abuse. This follows her father's conviction for drugging and facilitating the rape of his wife, Gisèle Pelicot, and others.
Gisèle Pelicot, a feminist icon for her public stance, is also set to publish a book. Both women aim to raise awareness about the dangers of drug-facilitated sexual crimes.
Fox News: CNN reports 'reversing DEI hurts the workplace,' could increase discrimination and harassment lawsuits
CNN highlights concerns that the removal of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs could reverse workplace progress, leading to lower employee retention and increased discrimination lawsuits. Major corporations, including Walmart, are scaling back DEI initiatives amid fears of hiring biases and loss of talent.
Experts warn that dismantling DEI offices may exacerbate existing inequities and result in more harassment and discrimination cases, as training and accountability measures would be diminished. Activists express real concern about the potential negative impact on workplace culture and employee morale.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Trump Gaza Proposal Live Updates: Foreign Governments Condemn Trump’s Remarks That US Should ‘Take Over’ Territory
President Trump’s recent comments about the U.S. taking control of the Gaza Strip and resettling Palestinians drew widespread condemnation from foreign governments and rights groups. Key allies, including the U.K., France, Germany, and Australia, reiterated their support for a two-state solution and opposed any forced displacement of Palestinians.
Trump suggested that Gaza should not be rebuilt by its current inhabitants and proposed relocating Palestinians to other countries. His remarks were met with strong backlash, with rights organizations stating that such actions would violate international law and threaten the rights of the Palestinian people.
#economy
GB News: Petrol and diesel drivers face filling station havoc as 'volatile' prices rise for fourth month in a row
UK drivers are facing a fourth consecutive monthly rise in fuel prices, with petrol averaging 139p per litre and diesel at 145.7p. This marks a £2.19 increase for a full tank of petrol and over £3 for diesel since October, attributed to rising oil prices and a weaker pound.
Despite the increases, analysts suggest potential price drops ahead, depending on global oil supply. Northern Ireland offers the lowest fuel prices, while supermarket stations provide savings compared to national averages. The UK Government plans to introduce a Fuel Finder tool to help drivers save further.
The Federalist: Green Energy Cronies Scam Taxpayers Out Of Billions Of Dollars
Canoo, an electric vehicle startup, has filed for bankruptcy after failing to deliver on promises made to Oklahoma, including job creation and a manufacturing plant. Despite receiving significant taxpayer incentives, the company reported substantial losses and misstatements to investors.
Oklahoma taxpayers are frustrated with the ongoing financial support for green energy initiatives, as seen with Canoo and other companies like NextEra, which have received large subsidies while failing to deliver promised benefits. There are calls for accountability and a reevaluation of taxpayer-funded corporate welfare.
#education
The Federalist: NJ Unions Defend Teachers Who Struggle To Read Or Write
New Jersey has removed the requirement for teacher candidates to pass basic reading, writing, and math tests, a decision supported by Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy and the New Jersey Education Association. Critics argue this will further deteriorate students' academic abilities and undermine educational standards.
The move reflects a broader trend in several blue states where unions and politicians prioritize their agendas over parental concerns and student outcomes. As dissatisfaction with the education system grows, voters are increasingly seeking alternatives to traditional government schools.