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#politics
Breitbart: Exclusive — Rep. Brandon Gill Proposes to Abolish $95 Million 'Woke' Fogarty International Center
Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX) has introduced a bill to eliminate the $95 million Fogarty International Center, citing it as a waste of taxpayer money and misaligned with American values. He argues that the center's global health initiatives overlap with existing programs and promote a "woke agenda."
Gill's proposal is part of a broader effort to cut government spending, supported by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), who emphasizes the need for fiscal responsibility in Washington. The legislation aims to redirect funds back to American taxpayers.
Fox News: Justice Clarence Thomas swearing in multiple Trump cabinet officials raises eyebrows at CNN
CNN host Dana Bash questioned Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas's role in swearing in multiple Trump administration officials, noting that such ceremonies are typically conducted by the vice president. Bash highlighted the unusual nature of Thomas's involvement, especially given his connections to conservative circles.
Justice Thomas has faced scrutiny over trips funded by a conservative donor and has defended his actions as compliant with disclosure guidelines. Attorney General Pam Bondi, recently sworn in by Thomas, emphasized her commitment to a non-partisan Justice Department.
Breitbart: Hungary’s Orban Follows Trump's Lead: Will Shutter Organizations Taking USAID Funding
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced plans to legally shut down local NGOs and media that receive funding from U.S. agencies, claiming they aim to undermine his government. He praised Trump's dismantling of USAID, asserting that foreign financial influence in Hungarian politics must end.
Orbán indicated that individuals associated with these organizations could be labeled as "agents" and emphasized the need for transparency regarding foreign funding. Legal actions will be enforced against those involved.
Fox News: FBI agents' association 'optimistic' about AG Bondi despite early controversy with Trump administration
The head of the FBI Agents Association, Nicole Campa, expressed cautious optimism regarding new U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi's commitment to ending political weaponization within the DOJ and FBI. Campa noted concerns over recent firings and a questionnaire sent to agents about their roles in the Jan. 6 investigation, emphasizing the need for agent anonymity and protection from retaliation.
Campa highlighted fears among FBI personnel about potential mass firings and the loss of experienced agents, which could hinder the agency's effectiveness. She hopes that Bondi's leadership will ensure a fair review of the Jan. 6 investigations while maintaining the confidentiality of agents involved.
Fox News: Conservative firebrand 'considering all possibilities' for two key races in Georgia next year
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is considering a run for either the Senate or governor of Georgia in 2026. She acknowledged that while no decisions have been made, all possibilities are on the table as she expands her national profile through social media and political engagements.
The Senate race is expected to be highly competitive, with Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff seeking re-election. Republicans are also eyeing popular Gov. Brian Kemp as a potential candidate, while other GOP figures may enter the race if he does not.
Fox News: DAVID MARCUS: Public broadcasting's purpose has passed. It's time to pull the plug
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting, established in 1967, aimed to provide universal access to quality programming. However, with advancements in technology, the need for taxpayer-funded public broadcasting has diminished, as vast amounts of content are now freely accessible online.
Critics argue that public broadcasting has strayed from its original mission of objectivity and balance, instead adopting a leftist ideological stance. Given the current media landscape, many believe taxpayer dollars should not support what they see as biased news coverage.
Human Events: ALEX MCFARLAND: Desperate Dems rush to impeach Trump
Democrats are moving forward with articles of impeachment against President Trump, marking a significant delay of 16 days since his term began. Critics suggest this reflects a long-standing strategy among Democrats and some Republicans to undermine Trump's presidency, which they view as a threat to their policies.
The article argues that Trump’s administration aims to reverse detrimental liberal policies while promoting a government focused on the well-being of American citizens. It expresses skepticism about the effectiveness of the impeachment efforts, suggesting they are politically motivated and disconnected from the realities faced by everyday Americans.
Fox News: 'Stunning and brave': Dem senator mocked after hyping all-nighter stunt in protest of Trump nominee
Sen. Chris Murphy faced backlash on social media after sharing a post about staying up late to protest against Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency efforts. Critics mocked his claims of heroism, suggesting that his experience was trivial compared to real challenges faced by constituents.
Despite his efforts, Murphy's attempt to block the confirmation of OMB nominee Russ Vought was unsuccessful. He later clarified that he did not intend to portray hardship, acknowledging the real heroes as those who participate in protests while managing their own lives.
Forbes: Amtrak Cuts Diversity Programs—Here Are All The Companies Rolling Back DEI
Amtrak has announced it will cease its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, joining a trend among major companies responding to backlash against DEI initiatives. This follows similar actions from companies like Google, Target, and Amazon, which are scaling back or eliminating DEI efforts in light of changing political and legal landscapes.
The shift comes as President Donald Trump has made DEI a focal point of his second term, issuing an executive order to eliminate such programs in federal agencies and threatening penalties for private entities that maintain them. This has sparked a broader conservative movement against DEI policies, which many view as "woke" and discriminatory.
#society
Breitbart: Search Begins in Western Alaska for Missing Plane with 10 People Aboard
A search is ongoing for a missing plane in Alaska carrying 10 people, including a pilot, as it traveled from Unalakleet to Nome. This incident marks the third major aviation event in the U.S. in just over a week, following two deadly crashes.
Authorities are working to locate the Cessna's last known coordinates. The pilot had communicated intentions to enter a holding pattern while awaiting runway clearance. The identities of those onboard remain undisclosed.
Fox News: Southern California Edison's equipment may have started major wildfire: CEO
Southern California Edison (SCE) is investigating a potential link between its equipment and the Hurst and Eaton wildfires, which burned significant acreage in Los Angeles County last month. Preliminary findings suggest SCE's equipment may have caused the Hurst Fire, with ongoing investigations into the Eaton Fire.
Residents have filed 40 lawsuits against SCE, with claims that the company is responsible for the damages caused by the wildfires. SCE is working on wildfire prevention measures and has made substantial infrastructure improvements in response to the fires, which have resulted in extensive destruction and loss of life.
GB News: National Lottery winner bags huge £1m prize after selecting 'special' numbers - 'Incredible news!'
A Suffolk man, known as Mr. S, won a £1 million jackpot in the EuroMillions UK Millionaire Maker draw by selecting sentimental numbers. He plans to celebrate his win with a holiday and remains anonymous, joining over nine million weekly winners in the National Lottery.
In addition to Mr. S, three more winners from a recent Lotto draw have yet to claim their £1 million prizes. The National Lottery confirmed a claim was received for an £83 million jackpot that had gone unclaimed for nearly two weeks.
Fox News: São Paulo, Brazil small plane crash kills 2
A small plane crashed into a bus in São Paulo, Brazil, on Friday, resulting in the deaths of the pilot and co-pilot. The incident occurred shortly after takeoff from a nearby airport, injuring a woman on the bus and a motorcyclist.
Firefighters quickly extinguished the flames, preventing further tragedy. The cause of the crash is still under investigation.
#economy
Breitbart: U.S. Unemployment Rate Falls To 4.0%, Economy Added 143,000 Jobs In January
In January, U.S. employers added 143,000 jobs, with the unemployment rate dropping to 4.0%. This fell short of economists' expectations for 168,000 jobs. Seasonal adjustments showed typical employment declines in retail and other sectors post-holiday season.
Private-sector growth was modest, with notable gains in healthcare and social assistance. Wage growth was stronger than anticipated, with average hourly earnings rising by 0.5% over the month and 4.1% year-over-year.
#crime
Breitbart: Gulf Cartel Kills Innocent Bus Driver During Shootout in Mexican Border City
The Gulf Cartel continues to inflict violence on innocent civilians, with the recent shooting of bus driver Uriel Picaso in Reynosa, Tamaulipas. He was killed by stray bullets during a shootout between rival cartel factions while picking up factory workers.
This incident follows another tragic event where a woman and her two grandchildren were killed by cartel gunfire in their home. The ongoing turf war has led to increased violence and the use of makeshift landmines, endangering the lives of many in the region.
#outdoors
On The Water: How to Start Tying Flies: A Beginner's Guide
Tying flies is more about enhancing one’s fishing skills than saving money. It allows anglers to create custom flies that are often more durable than store-bought options. The process can be enjoyable and serves as a creative outlet, especially during off-seasons.
Beginners should start with basic tools and consider local clubs for guidance. Investing in a quality vise is essential for effective fly-tying. Resources like books, online videos, and local classes can help both novice and experienced tyers improve their skills.