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#politics
The Epoch Times: DOGE Has Accessed These Federal Systems in Bid to Tackle Waste
Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has begun accessing IT systems across multiple federal agencies to identify waste and cut costs, leading to backlash from Democratic lawmakers concerned about oversight and cybersecurity. Musk claims the initiative aims to reduce government spending.
The Treasury Department confirmed DOGE's "read-only" access to its payment systems, while access has also been granted to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Several lawsuits have been filed against DOGE, alleging illegal access to sensitive data across various departments.
Breitbart: Australian State Lawmaker Changes Name to ‘Aussie Trump’
West Australian independent lawmaker Benjamin Letts Dawkins has legally changed his name to “Aussie Trump” in protest against the Labor government, aiming to rally support ahead of the March 8 election. His name change, he claims, reflects a commitment to democratic principles and individual freedoms.
Dawkins, previously expelled from the Labor Party for breaches of family violence restraining orders, later joined One Nation but was removed from their ticket after six months. Labor politicians criticized his name change as juvenile, while political analysts suggested it could be a strategic move to attract a small, energized voter base.
Liberty Nation News: BREAKING: Judge Temporarily Blocks Trump’s USAID Shutdown - Liberty Nation News
US District Judge Carl Nichols issued a temporary order blocking President Trump's plan to significantly reduce the workforce of USAID, which would leave only 611 essential employees. This decision follows a lawsuit from government workers' unions opposing the plan.
The judge's order comes as part of a broader initiative led by Elon Musk aimed at reducing federal government size. Nichols is also considering further measures to reinstate employees who were placed on leave.
Breitbart: WSJ Reporter Ripped for Targeting DOGE Staffer After Working at USAID
Katherine Long, a Wall Street Journal reporter, has faced backlash for her article on a Department of Government Efficiency member, highlighting his past comments. Critics, including Vice President JD Vance and former President Trump, argue that her work reflects a conflict of interest due to her previous role at USAID.
The Department of Government Efficiency is currently auditing USAID, which has seen significant budget cuts under the Trump administration. This audit revealed questionable expenditures, prompting calls for a reevaluation of taxpayer-funded media initiatives.
Fox News: House Republicans continue Fani Willis investigation, requesting documents from DA employees
Reps. Jim Jordan and Barry Loudermilk have requested documents and interviews from Fulton County District Attorney's office employees as part of their investigation into DA Fani Willis. This follows Willis's refusal to cooperate regarding her coordination with the January 6 Committee.
The lawmakers aim to obtain communications and documents related to the January 6 Committee, asserting that Willis has previously acknowledged the existence of these materials but cited attorney-client privilege to withhold them. The investigation stems from Willis's prosecution of Trump over alleged election interference.
#society
Fox News: Woman takes down US flag, replaces it with Mexican flag at California park: 'This is Mexican land'
A 24-year-old woman, Crystal Aguilar, was arrested in Bakersfield, California, for removing an American flag from a park and replacing it with a Mexican flag. She allegedly claimed the area was "Mexican land" and resisted arrest while making threats against deputies.
Aguilar faces charges including trespassing, resisting arrest, and vandalism, and is being held on over $20,000 bail. She is scheduled to appear in court on Monday.
Breitbart: ChatGPT Mystery: Family of OpenAI Whistleblower Sues for Access to San Francisco Police Records
The parents of Suchir Balaji, a former OpenAI employee who alleged copyright violations, are suing San Francisco officials for access to police records related to their son's death, ruled a suicide. They claim the police are unlawfully withholding information amid public speculation.
Balaji's death occurred shortly after he gained attention for his whistleblowing. An independent autopsy suggested an unusual trajectory for the gunshot wound, raising further questions. The family seeks transparency in the investigation as prominent figures call for a thorough inquiry.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Axelrod: 'Stupid' USAID Cuts 'More Radical than Any Spending'
David Axelrod criticized President Trump's cuts to USAID, calling them "stupid" and detrimental to both humanitarian efforts and U.S. national security. He warned that these cuts create opportunities for adversaries like China and Russia to expand their influence.
Axelrod emphasized the lack of transparency regarding the cuts and described the decision-making process as reckless, potentially leading to negative consequences for Americans. He urged for a more accountable approach to government spending.
Times Of Israel: US State Department informs Congress of $7.4 billion arms sale to Israel
The US State Department has informed Congress of plans to sell over $7.4 billion in weapons to Israel, including thousands of bombs and missiles. This includes a $6.75 billion package with various munitions and a $660 million deal for 3,000 Hellfire missiles, with deliveries starting soon.
The arms sales aim to enhance Israel's defense capabilities against current and future threats. This move follows a recent meeting between President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu and is part of Trump's broader strategy to strengthen Israel's military resources.
Fox News: President Trump says 'we will have relations with North Korea'; it's a 'big asset' that he gets along with Kim
President Trump reaffirmed the U.S. commitment to engage with North Korea and its leader Kim Jong Un during a meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba. Trump emphasized the importance of his personal rapport with Kim, which he believes is beneficial for diplomatic relations.
Ishiba expressed hope that renewed dialogue could address longstanding issues, including North Korea's denuclearization and the abduction of Japanese citizens in the 1970s and 1980s. He noted that normalization of Japan-North Korea relations hinges on resolving these grievances.
#crime
Fox News: Boston lawyer found dead on houseboat as mystery woman faces murder charge
Nora Nelson, 24, is accused of murdering 65-year-old lawyer Joseph Donohue on his houseboat in Boston. Authorities found Donohue's body wrapped and weighted down after a wellness check was requested by his son. Nelson was evasive during police questioning and was arrested on unrelated warrants.
During her arraignment, forensic evidence linked her to the crime, and she was charged with murder. The judge denied bail, and Nelson's protests in court were largely ignored. The investigation continues, and her next court appearance is scheduled for March 6.
GB News: Watch shocking moment that man tries to STRANGLE police officer as he is being arrested
David Poultney, 31, from Winsford, has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for strangling a police officer during an arrest for criminal damage. He pleaded guilty to intentional strangulation and criminal damage after a domestic disturbance incident on August 30, 2024.
Police were called to the scene where Poultney, intoxicated, was verbally abusive and had damaged property, including smashing a television. Body camera footage revealed his aggressive behavior during the arrest.