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6 Feb 2025
#politics
Fox News: New York 'polluters pay' law backcharging oil, gas companies faces Republican AGs' lawsuit: 'Devastating'
West Virginia Attorney General J.B. McCuskey is suing New York over its Climate Change Superfund Act, which retroactively imposes billions in pollution charges on energy companies from 2000 to 2018. The lawsuit argues that the law unfairly targets energy producers and shifts financial burdens to other states.
The act requires fossil fuel companies to contribute $75 billion over 25 years to address climate-related infrastructure damage. McCuskey claims this could devastate traditional energy producers and that New York is overstepping its regulatory authority.
Forbes: Trump Appears To Conflate Air Traffic Control System With Private Jet’s Navigation System
President Trump raised eyebrows at the National Prayer Breakfast with comments suggesting he uses a foreign system for landing his private plane, implying dissatisfaction with the U.S. air traffic control (ATC) system. Experts noted that all aircraft, including private jets, must use the federal ATC system at major airports.
The FAA has been working on modernizing air traffic control through its NextGen initiative, but challenges persist. Experts expressed confusion over Trump's statements, highlighting a lack of clarity regarding ATC and navigation systems.
Forbes: Trump Vs. Education Department: Musk’s DOGE Reportedly Using AI To Looking For Cuts—Here’s What We Know
Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is reportedly analyzing sensitive data from the Department of Education using AI to identify potential federal spending cuts. This comes amid President Trump's discussions about dismantling the department entirely, although he cannot do so without congressional approval.
Concerns have been raised by Democratic lawmakers regarding DOGE's access to sensitive information. Trump has indicated a desire to shift control of education to the states and has signed executive orders aimed at reducing federal involvement in education, including banning funding for certain ideologies.
Fox News: CNN panel erupts after political commentator makes bold claim about DEI, her race and pay on-air
CNN commentator Ashley Allison claimed that her race and gender have led to lower pay throughout her career, stating she has always been the least paid person at every job, including in the White House. This assertion sparked a heated exchange with fellow commentator Arthur Aidala.
Allison highlighted her extensive education and experience, arguing that diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives were lacking during her time in previous administrations. The discussion reflects ongoing debates about workplace DEI commitments amid the current political climate.
Fox News: Attorney General Pam Bondi to travel to New Orleans to survey Super Bowl LIX security
Pam Bondi, the new U.S. attorney general, will visit New Orleans to assess security for the upcoming Super Bowl. This trip emphasizes the administration's commitment to combat violent crime and terrorism, following a deadly incident on Bourbon Street.
Bondi will meet with law enforcement officials and conduct briefings aimed at preventing future attacks. Her visit aligns with her stated priorities of addressing terrorism and enhancing public safety.
#society
Fox News: Best and worst US states to drive in: See where yours ranks on the list
A WalletHub study ranked U.S. states based on driving conditions, considering factors like cost of ownership, traffic, safety, and infrastructure. Kansas emerged as the best state for drivers, thanks to its low commute times and well-maintained roads.
Conversely, Hawaii was identified as the worst state to drive in, with high costs for car ownership and poor traffic infrastructure. Other poorly ranked states included Washington, Montana, New Hampshire, and Colorado.
Fox News: Trump executive order to deport Hamas sympathizers on campuses prompts student newspaper to delete names
President Trump’s executive order to revoke student visas for Hamas sympathizers has drawn criticism from Purdue University's student newspaper, the Exponent. The editorial board argues that the order infringes on First Amendment rights and has decided to anonymize pro-Palestinian students in their coverage.
The order aims to address rising anti-Semitic incidents on campuses following Hamas's attacks on Israel. The Exponent believes that the distinction between pro-Palestinian and pro-jihadist sentiments is blurred, and they will not publish identifiable information about students involved in protests until the order is overturned.
GB News: Starmer urged to follow Trump and ban trans athletes from women's sport - 'Sex in sport really matters!'
British Olympic medallist Sharron Davies has called on Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer to follow Donald Trump's recent executive order banning transgender athletes from women's sports. She urged Starmer to protect female athletes in the UK, emphasizing the importance of biological sex in sports.
Trump's order, signed on National Girls and Women in Sports Day, penalizes schools allowing trans athletes in female categories and extends to elite international events. It aims to ensure fairness in women's athletics but may face legal challenges related to Title IX.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: 'Trump's announcement of a 'Riviera' in Gaza, would be laughable if the situation wasn't so grave'
Donald Trump emphasizes his loyalty to real estate development, suggesting it could provide solutions to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which he views as a land distribution issue. He critiques past leaders for their failures and proposes a new vision for the region, inspired by his business background.
Trump imagines transforming Gaza into a luxurious destination with coastal developments and golf courses, believing that innovative thinking is key to resolving long-standing issues. His approach contrasts with previous diplomatic efforts, which he sees as hindered by historical and legal constraints.
#military
Fox News: US military surveillance flight crashes in Philippines, killing 4
A U.S. military service member and three defense contractors died in a plane crash in the Philippines during a surveillance mission. The aircraft was providing intelligence support at the request of Philippine allies when it went down in Maguindanao del Sur.
The cause of the crash is under investigation, and the names of the deceased are being withheld. U.S. forces have been assisting Filipino troops in the region for years, focusing on countering Muslim militant threats.
#culture
Le Monde: 'Macron's desire for efficiency and practicality at the Louvre clashes with the concept of a people's museum'
French President Emmanuel Macron announced plans for urgent renovations at the Louvre, including improved visitor facilities and maintenance to protect artworks. The museum, which saw 8.7 million visitors in 2024, faces challenges like inadequate restrooms and malfunctioning elevators.
Additional proposals include a new entrance and a dedicated room for the Mona Lisa, with differentiated pricing aimed at non-European visitors. These measures come at a critical time as France grapples with significant debt.
#education
Fox News: Education bill would require parental notification to 'TRACE' foreign funding of curriculum as China looks on
Republican lawmakers are introducing the TRACE Act, which mandates parental notification of foreign funding sources related to public K-12 education. The bill aims to amend the Elementary & Secondary Education Act to ensure transparency regarding foreign contributions to school curricula.
House Education Committee members argue that foreign influence in education poses a national security risk and undermines American values. They emphasize the need for parents to be informed about any foreign financial ties to their children's education materials.