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7 Feb 2025
#politics
The Western Journal: Maxine Waters Faces Off with Trump Admin Guard: 'Are You Prepared to Stay Here All Night?' - 'I Guess, Yeah'
Democratic Rep. Maxine Waters confronted a security official at the Department of Education, questioning his authority and demanding access to the building, despite lacking the power to grant it. Her increasingly agitated demeanor was met with calm indifference from the official.
The incident reflects the Democrats' frustration over recent actions by the Trump administration, including plans to dismiss a significant portion of USAID employees and potential changes to the Department of Education. These developments have sparked protests from Democrats, who fear a loss of influence.
Fox News: Musk's next target? Trump says DOGE will look at Department of Education, Pentagon funding
President Trump has appointed Elon Musk to lead the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to evaluate and eliminate wasteful spending in the Department of Education and the Pentagon. DOGE aims to cut $2 trillion from the federal budget, including efforts to shut down the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), which has faced criticism for its spending.
Musk's involvement has drawn scrutiny, with Senate Democrats accusing DOGE of a "hostile takeover" of government functions. Trump has also expressed a desire to dismantle the Department of Education, advocating for states to manage schools instead.
Breitbart: Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear's $80,000 Taxpayer Davos Tour Raises Questions
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear (D) is facing scrutiny for spending over $80,000 on a taxpayer-funded trip to the Davos Economic Forum and Madrid, despite previously criticizing Republicans for similar expenses. Lawmakers question the legitimacy of the costs, including $22,000 on air travel and $24,000 on hotel accommodations.
Rep. TJ Roberts (R) raised concerns about potential misuse of funds, citing Beshear's past statements and alleged behavior. Beshear dismissed the allegations as politically motivated, stating he does not focus on Roberts.
#society
Breitbart: Gavin Newsom to Ban Plants Within 5 Feet of Homes in Fire-Prone Areas
California Governor Gavin Newsom plans to implement a ban on flammable plants within five feet of homes in designated fire-prone areas, aiming to enhance wildfire safety. Homeowners will need to clear combustible materials, potentially incurring significant costs.
The new rules, targeting areas rated as "very high" risk for fire, require compliance with what Newsom terms "science" and "climate reality." This initiative comes as Newsom seeks federal relief funds while proposing state legislation to allocate $50 million for wildfire prevention.
The Western Journal: Idaho National Guard Has Formal Policy That Keeps Christians Out of Command Roles - Court Documents
The Idaho National Guard is facing scrutiny for allegedly implementing a "No Christians in Command" policy, as revealed in a lawsuit by Maj. David Worley. This policy reportedly arose after a complaint about Worley’s past social media comments regarding children’s exposure to certain issues, which were deemed "extreme."
Worley claims he was removed from command due to his religious beliefs and that the Guard now requires scrutiny of candidates' religious views. The situation has prompted calls for an investigation into potential religious discrimination within the military.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Trump open to meet with Putin but Zelensky demands to see US president first
Donald Trump expressed readiness to meet with Vladimir Putin next week but emphasized the need for a prior meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Trump mentioned that discussions with both leaders could take place soon, potentially in Washington.
He reiterated the importance of Ukraine providing the U.S. with rare earth metals to balance the financial support given to Kyiv and claimed to maintain a good relationship with Putin, which may concern Zelensky, who insists on being included in dialogues about Ukraine.
Breitbart: Rep. Andy Ogles Intros 'Make Gaza Great Again' Act
Rep. Andy Ogles has introduced the 'Make Gaza Great Again' Act, which would impose sanctions on Middle Eastern leaders who refuse to allow humanitarian entry for Palestinians from Gaza. This legislation aims to support President Trump's plan for U.S. control and redevelopment of Gaza.
Trump's proposal, which has garnered Republican support, envisions transforming Gaza into a prosperous region while leveraging cooperation from neighboring states. Critics have labeled the plan controversial, but some Democrats see it as a strategic negotiation tactic.
#military
Times Of Israel: Slain Hamas deputy chief Marwan Issa given Gaza burial
Hamas operatives and supporters gathered in Bureij camp for the funeral of Marwan Issa, the group's deputy leader killed by an Israeli airstrike in March 2024. The ceremony featured armed fighters and was marked by vows of continued resistance against Israel.
Hamas also confirmed the deaths of other key figures, including military chief Muhammad Deif, amid ongoing tensions following the October 7, 2023, attacks on Israel. The group emphasized its preparedness for future conflict.
#culture
Breitbart: Kanye West's Latest X/Twitter Tirade Includes Hitler Praise, Calls to Free Diddy: 'I'm a Nazi'
Kanye West unleashed a series of inflammatory posts on X, calling for the release of Sean "Diddy" Combs and expressing admiration for Adolf Hitler. His tirades included derogatory remarks about Jews and white people, as well as criticisms of societal norms regarding body image.
West's posts, marked by aggressive language, also addressed his relationship with his wife and his disdain for celebrity culture. Many of his comments have been flagged for limited visibility on the platform.
#health
Fox News: Spinal cord stimulation restores movement for people with 'muscle wasting' disorder
New research indicates that electrical spinal cord stimulation may enhance muscle function in patients with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), potentially restoring walking abilities. A study at the University of Pittsburgh showed significant improvements in motor neuron activity and muscle strength in three participants after a month of treatment.
Results included an average 40% increase in step length and up to 180% improvement in strength. While SMA is progressive, the study offers hope for improving quality of life through neuromodulation techniques. Future trials aim to explore this treatment for other neurodegenerative diseases.