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#politics
Fox News: Newsom praises 'very productive' Trump meeting as he seeks more federal wildfire money
California Governor Gavin Newsom met with President Donald Trump to discuss federal aid for wildfire recovery efforts in Southern California. Newsom expressed gratitude for the administration's support and emphasized the need for "unconditional disaster aid."
Despite previous tensions over wildfire management, both leaders acknowledged the importance of collaboration to assist affected communities. Trump noted the necessity of working together to expedite recovery efforts.
The Federalist: New Video Shows CBS Deceptively Edited Kamala Harris Interview
The FCC has mandated CBS News to release the full interview with Vice President Kamala Harris from "60 Minutes," which was heavily edited during the 2024 campaign. The unedited footage reveals that CBS altered Harris's responses to present her in a more favorable light, particularly regarding her handling of foreign policy questions.
The release of the complete interview raises concerns about media manipulation and the potential impact on voters ahead of elections. CBS's editing practices are now under scrutiny as the FCC investigates possible violations of news distortion rules.
GB News: 'Forced out' Colonel reveals British Army code of conduct plan to prevent LGBT network from launching 'witchhunts' against soldiers
The British Army is considering a code of conduct for LGBT networks to prevent perceived "witch hunts" against military personnel. This follows the resignation of Dr. Kelvin Wright, an Army Reservist, after an investigation into a Facebook post he shared that criticized transgender policies.
Dr. Wright expressed concerns about the Army's handling of free speech and thought, stating that the military should encourage open debate rather than policing opinions. He also highlighted the disproportionate number of civil servants to trained military personnel, questioning the Army's current structure and recruitment practices.
#society
Fox News: 15 state AGs vow to protect trans procedures for minors despite Trump executive order
Fifteen state attorneys general announced their commitment to protect access to gender-affirming care for minors, opposing President Trump's executive order aimed at restricting such procedures. They argue that gender-affirming care is essential and lifesaving, and they will challenge any attempts to limit it legally.
The attorneys general emphasized that there is no federal law prohibiting gender-affirming care and that recent court rulings have upheld federal funding for these services. They reaffirmed their intent to continue enforcing state laws that support access to gender-affirming treatments.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Arab Americans for Trump group changes name after president's Gaza takeover proposal
A pro-Trump group has rebranded from Arab Americans for Trump to Arab Americans for Peace following Trump's controversial suggestion that the U.S. "take over" Gaza. The group's founder expressed opposition to any displacement of Palestinians, criticizing Trump's proposals as problematic.
Trump's plan, introduced during a press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, aims to stabilize Gaza after ongoing conflict. Reactions have been mixed, with some praising the idea and others, including Hamas, condemning it as a violation of human rights.
Times Of Israel: Report: Trump held no meetings on Gaza takeover plan before announcement
President Trump proposed the U.S. take control of Gaza and resettle its 2 million residents, but reports indicate no prior planning or discussions with military or state officials occurred before this announcement. Both Egypt and Jordan rejected his suggestion to accept Gazan refugees.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu clarified that the responsibility for combating Hamas lies with Israel, not the U.S. The plan reportedly originated from an academic proposal focused on rebuilding Gaza, emphasizing tourism development. Trump and his advisers appear to be interested in the region's potential economic value.
#military
Fox News: Former Coast Guard commandant evicted from base housing 2 weeks after firing: report
Adm. Linda Lee Fagan, the former commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard, was abruptly evicted from her admiral quarters with only three hours' notice after being terminated last month. Her dismissal was attributed to leadership failures, operational issues, and an excessive focus on diversity initiatives.
Fagan's leadership faced criticism for inadequate border security measures, poor recruitment and retention strategies, and mismanagement of essential acquisitions. Additionally, her handling of sexual assault cases at the Coast Guard Academy led to a significant erosion of trust within the organization.
Le Monde: France delivers first fighter jets to Ukraine
France has delivered its first Mirage 2000-5 fighter jets to Ukraine to bolster its air defense against Russia, according to Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu. The transfer follows training for Ukrainian pilots and is part of a broader military cooperation initiative.
The delivery comes amid discussions of a potential negotiated end to the ongoing conflict, as Ukraine faces challenges on the battlefield. France plans to transfer a total of six Mirage jets, with modifications made to counter Russian jamming.
#education
The Federalist: Supreme Court Could Put An End To Public School Monopolies
The Supreme Court will hear a case regarding Oklahoma's exclusion of religious charter schools from its charter program, raising questions about the intersection of state action and First Amendment rights. Critics argue that this exclusion perpetuates a government-established monopoly over education, limiting family choices.
As public school performance declines, interest in school choice has surged, with many families seeking alternatives. The case could challenge the existing educational monopoly, potentially allowing for greater competition and options in primary and secondary education.