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#politics
Fox News: Federal judge orders limited DOGE access to sensitive Treasury Department payment system records
A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order preventing the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from accessing specific Treasury Department payment records. The order, issued by Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly, halts any access to records maintained by the Bureau of Fiscal Service.
Elon Musk, chair of DOGE, is spearheading an investigation into USAID's spending practices amid ongoing operational challenges within the agency.
Fox News: After DOGE crackdown on USAID, Trump's House allies want this Cabinet agency on chopping block
Republican lawmakers are advocating for significant cuts to the Department of Education, aligning with President Trump and Elon Musk's agenda to audit and potentially dismantle federal agencies. They argue that local governments should have more control over education rather than federal oversight.
Several representatives have proposed eliminating the Department of Education, citing concerns over its funding of progressive initiatives. Speaker Mike Johnson indicated that there is support among Republicans for transferring educational decision-making back to local authorities.
Human Events: DAVID KRAYDEN: Tulsi Gabbard is the intel director that America needs and deserves
The Senate Intelligence Committee has voted 9-8 in favor of Tulsi Gabbard as the next Director of National Intelligence, despite intense scrutiny from both parties regarding her qualifications. Gabbard, a former congresswoman, aims to reform the intelligence community and uphold Americans' rights while maintaining national security.
Gabbard criticized the current intelligence failures, referencing past mistakes like the Iraq War and the politicization of agencies. She emphasized the need for accountability and trust within the intelligence community and positioned herself as an outsider willing to challenge the status quo.
Breitbart: California Defies Trump on Transgender Sports Ban as Newsom Seeks Aid
California plans to defy President Trump's executive order banning biological males from competing in women's sports, citing state law that allows participation based on gender identity. The California Interscholastic Federation will continue to follow this law despite federal directives.
Governor Gavin Newsom is navigating the state's response while seeking federal aid for wildfires. Meanwhile, Attorney General Rob Bonta has warned against complying with Trump’s policies on transgender treatments for minors. The state’s high-speed rail project also rejected Trump's criticism as mere "noise."
Breitbart: Watch Live: Senate Judiciary Committee Debates Kash Patel FBI Nomination
The Senate Judiciary Committee is set to vote on Kash Patel's nomination to lead the FBI on February 6, following a contentious confirmation hearing. Patel faced Democratic criticism regarding his integrity and pledged to disclose details of the Jeffrey Epstein case if confirmed.
Democrats are intensifying their efforts to block Patel's confirmation, especially as other controversial Trump appointees have successfully advanced through committee votes.
#society
Fox News: Civil rights officials probe four US medical schools over antisemitism at 2024 commencement ceremonies
The Department of Health and Human Services is investigating four medical schools for alleged antisemitic incidents during their 2024 commencement ceremonies. While the schools were not named, reports suggest Harvard, Columbia, Brown, and Johns Hopkins are under scrutiny amid rising antisemitism following the Hamas attack on Israel.
Critics claim these institutions have failed to adequately address antisemitism, leading to a hostile environment for Jewish students. The investigations coincide with efforts by former President Trump to combat antisemitism on college campuses, including the formation of a task force and threats to withhold federal funding from non-compliant schools.
Fox News: Los Angeles fire victims to be booted from Red Cross shelter to make space for film crews, events
The American Red Cross is seeking new shelter options for approximately 300 wildfire victims currently housed at the Pasadena Convention Center, which needs to resume its filming schedule. The Red Cross aims to facilitate the transition to more permanent housing for these individuals.
California Governor Gavin Newsom recently met with President Trump to discuss disaster funding and recovery efforts for the wildfire-affected areas. Newsom emphasized the importance of swift rebuilding and support for survivors as the state continues to navigate the aftermath of the disaster.
Le Monde: French city Biarritz ordered to rename neighborhood 'La Négresse,' a name deemed 'racist and sexist'
A French court has ordered the seaside city of Biarritz to rename its La Négresse district, deemed an outdated colonial legacy. Activists argued the name, linked to a historical black woman, is racist and sexist, prompting legal action after the city initially refused to change it.
The court found that the term "La Négresse" is offensive and undermines human dignity, despite unclear origins of the name. The ruling reflects ongoing efforts to address colonial-era legacies in France.
Fox News: The secret reasons for 'Zoom fatigue' among American workers
A recent study highlights "Zoom fatigue" as a significant issue stemming from dissatisfaction with facial appearance during virtual meetings. Researchers found that this dissatisfaction leads to increased fatigue, impacting workplace productivity and the willingness to use virtual platforms.
The study suggests that improving self-acceptance, rather than relying on better technology or makeup, may alleviate some of this fatigue. Future research should explore cultural differences and focus on enhancing worker well-being in virtual communication.
Fox News: CNN defamation juror would have awarded Navy veteran ‘up to $100 million’ before settlement was reached
A jury found CNN liable for defamation against U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young, who claimed the network falsely accused him of profiting illegally while aiding Afghans during the 2021 military withdrawal. The jury awarded Young $4 million in lost earnings and $1 million for personal damages.
Before a settlement was reached, the jury foreperson indicated they were prepared to award up to $100 million in punitive damages. Young's case highlighted internal CNN communications that showed staff hostility towards him, leading to calls for accountability in media reporting.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Marco Rubio Takes on Chinese Bullying, Cyberattack Crisis in Costa Rica
Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves to address cybersecurity, immigration, and organized crime, emphasizing the need for cooperation against cyber threats. Costa Rica faces significant challenges, including a history of cyberattacks and a strained relationship with Chinese tech company Huawei due to corruption allegations.
Rubio praised Costa Rica's legal actions against Huawei, highlighting the importance of secure 5G technology for economic development. He expressed U.S. support for Costa Rica's efforts to combat threats to national security and economic stability.
Human Events: Trump admin plans for full US troop withdrawal from Syria: report
The U.S. Department of Defense is reportedly developing plans to withdraw all American troops from Syria, following renewed interest from President Trump in ending military involvement. Potential timelines for withdrawal are being considered at 30, 60, or 90 days.
This comes amid escalating violence in Syria, with opposition forces intensifying their offensive against the Assad regime. Recent attacks have resulted in U.S. casualties, prompting discussions about the future of American military presence in the region.
GB News: Trump’s ‘quiet’ Chagos stance explained as Sebastian Gorka reveals what US President really thinks
Sebastian Gorka, Donald Trump's counter-terrorism official, discussed the US response to UK Labour leader Keir Starmer's plans to cede sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius. Gorka emphasized the strategic importance of Diego Garcia to US interests and indicated that the Trump administration is closely monitoring the situation.
Starmer has argued that the deal is vital for national security, while critics, including Tory leader Kemi Badenoch, have labeled it an "immoral surrender." The UK government has denied claims that the deal's cost could increase significantly, maintaining that the reported figures are inaccurate.
#culture
Breitbart: Trump to Honor Rev. Billy Graham in Proposed National Garden of American Heroes
President Trump announced that the late Rev. Billy Graham will be honored in his proposed National Garden of American Heroes, which aims to feature statues of significant American historical figures. This initiative, revived through an executive order, plans to celebrate 250 individuals by the nation's 250th anniversary.
Graham, known for his impactful evangelism and ability to connect with millions, is remembered fondly by Trump, who attended his crusades as a child. The garden will include other notable figures such as Babe Ruth and Harriet Tubman.