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7 Feb 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Trump: God 'Ordained' America to Be 'Freest and Most Exceptional Nation'
At the National Prayer Breakfast, President Trump asserted that Americans are "ordained by God" to be part of the "freest and most exceptional nation" in history. He emphasized a resurgence of American identity and optimism, contrasting it with previous years of decline.
Trump highlighted historical achievements driven by a belief in America's "God-given destiny," including westward expansion, the end of slavery, and the defeat of fascism and communism. He expressed confidence in America's future and noted positive sentiments from global leaders.
Fox News: Trump reveals slew of picks for big jobs, including friend of Mike Pence, billionaire's wife
President Trump has announced several key appointments, including Gadyaces "Gady" Serralta as the new director of the U.S. Marshals Service. Serralta, a veteran of law enforcement with 34 years of experience, previously served as U.S. Marshal for the Southern District of Florida.
Additionally, Trump named several ambassadors, including Thomas Rose to Poland, Michael E. Kavoukjian to Norway, Melinda Hildebrand to Costa Rica, and Nicholas Merrick to the Czech Republic. These appointments reflect Trump's focus on experienced individuals to represent U.S. interests abroad.
Breitbart: Trump to Sign EO Creating Task Force to ‘Eradicate Anti-Christian Bias'
President Trump announced the creation of a task force aimed at eradicating anti-Christian bias within the federal government, to be led by Attorney General Pam Bondi. This initiative, revealed at the National Prayer Breakfast, seeks to address perceived discrimination against Christians in various federal agencies.
Trump emphasized the importance of religious liberty, asserting that it is essential for a free country. He criticized the Biden administration's actions against Christians and vowed to protect their rights across different sectors, including schools and the military.
Fox News: Boston University staff member made social media post saying DOGE employees are wanted 'dead or alive'
A Boston University employee, Jared May, posted a graphic on social media calling for the capture of staff from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk, labeling them "wanted for treason, dead or alive." The university stated that the views expressed do not reflect its values.
Musk responded to the post, indicating that May had committed a crime. DOGE has faced criticism from Democrats, who argue it operates without proper authority and is undermining federal governance. Musk defended DOGE's mission to cut government waste, suggesting such backlash indicates their work is significant.
Forbes: Project 2025 Author Russell Vought Confirmed By Senate: Here Are All The Trump Officials With Ties To Policy Agenda
The Senate confirmed Russell Vought as Director of the Office of Management and Budget in a 53-47 vote despite Democratic opposition. Vought is tied to Project 2025, a right-wing policy agenda proposing significant changes in the executive branch, including the elimination of certain federal agencies.
Project 2025, co-created by the Heritage Foundation, outlines a conservative overhaul of government, advocating for policies such as banning abortion and dismantling diversity initiatives. Despite Trump's public disavowal of the project, many of his appointees are linked to it, raising concerns among Democrats.
Fox News: Out of power: Democrats disoriented in fight against Trump agenda
Congressional Democrats are facing challenges as they adapt to being the minority party, with Republicans controlling the presidency and both houses of Congress. They are struggling to find a cohesive strategy to counter President Trump, resorting to familiar tactics like calls for impeachment, despite previous attempts failing.
Democratic leaders express concern over the party's direction, with some members advocating for aggressive resistance against Trump and new targets like Elon Musk. However, there is a lack of a unified message, and while they attempt to delay Republican nominations, their influence remains limited.
GB News: Historic English country dating back to the 12th century to be wiped off the map as locals left devastated
Rutland County Council, England's smallest and oldest local authority, faces potential merger with Leicestershire under proposed local government reforms. Critics argue this could erase Rutland's identity, while supporters claim larger councils may improve service efficiency.
Local leaders are demanding a voice in the process, with concerns over imposed changes without public consultation. The situation has sparked a debate about the value of maintaining historic counties versus the benefits of larger administrative units.
#society
Front Page Magazine: 71-Year-Old Israeli Grandfather Recounts His Horrific Experience as a Captive of Hamas
Luis Har, a 71-year-old Israeli, was abducted by Hamas on October 7, 2023, and held captive for four months before being rescued by the IDF in February 2024. He recounted the brutal treatment of hostages, dwindling food supplies, and the constant fear of death during his captivity.
Har's story highlights the involvement of civilians in the October 7 attack, suggesting that many were complicit with Hamas rather than innocent bystanders. He emphasizes that the suffering of hostages continues, with many still enduring prolonged captivity and severe conditions.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: Islamizing IKEA
IKEA's recent marketing strategies in Norway and Sweden have drawn criticism for perceived favoritism towards Muslim culture while sidelining traditional Christmas themes. A past incident involved an Iranian employee who was fired for expressing disapproval of hijabs, leading to a court ruling in his favor, which IKEA appealed.
Now, as Ramadan approaches, IKEA Malmö has launched a collection tailored for Muslim celebrations, contrasting sharply with its avoidance of Christmas terminology. Critics argue this reflects a broader trend of cultural appeasement, raising questions about the company's commitment to inclusivity and traditional values.
#education
Front Page Magazine: The National Assessment of Educational Regress
Recent NAEP test scores reveal a troubling decline in American children's reading skills, with 4th graders scoring lower than in previous years and a record 40% falling below basic levels. The situation is dire, particularly for struggling readers, with implications for future educational and economic success.
In response, there is a growing movement towards school choice, with several states expanding or introducing programs. While traditional public schools show poor performance, alternatives like Catholic schools demonstrate better outcomes. A recent survey indicates a significant interest among parents in seeking different educational options for their children.