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8 Feb 2025
#politics
Fox News: Democratic AGs from 19 states sue Trump admin over DOGE access to sensitive, personal data at Treasury
Democratic attorneys general from 19 states have filed a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging that the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) illegally accessed sensitive personal data from the Treasury Department. The lawsuit claims that the Musk-led agency was granted full access to the Treasury's central payment system, which contains critical information about Social Security, Medicare, and tax refunds.
In response, the Treasury has agreed to limit DOGE's access while a judge reviews the case. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended the agency's actions, asserting that the concerns raised are unfounded and that the payment system remains operational. The lawsuit was initiated by New York Attorney General Letitia James, who emphasized that the administration cannot unlawfully share Americans' private information.
GB News: Wikipedia accused of boycotting conservative media outlets while left-wing platforms are 'widely cited'
Wikipedia faces accusations of bias against conservative media, with a report from the Media Research Center claiming that right-leaning outlets are deemed unreliable while left-leaning sources are favored. Critics, including Dan Schneider, argue that this reflects a contempt for conservative viewpoints.
Elon Musk has also criticized Wikipedia, suggesting it misrepresents him and promotes leftist ideologies. He proposed drastic measures, including renaming the site, while co-founder Jimmy Wales defended the platform's integrity and called for more engagement from diverse perspectives.
Fox News: Chelsea Handler infers first lady Melania Trump is a sex worker, calls out Cheryl Hines, DEI
Comedian Chelsea Handler made controversial remarks about First Lady Melania Trump during the Critics Choice Awards, jokingly referring to her as a sex worker in connection with an upcoming film titled "Anora." Handler also targeted Cheryl Hines and commented on the state of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives amidst political changes.
Handler's comments come as President Trump has prioritized dismantling DEI programs through executive orders, which have faced backlash from progressive groups, including a recent lawsuit from Baltimore's Democratic mayor.
#society
Fox News: Transgender people sue Trump administration over new passport policy eliminating 'X' gender marker
A group of seven transgender individuals, represented by the ACLU, is suing the Trump administration over a policy that restricts passport sex designations to biological sex at birth. They argue that this policy infringes on their privacy and First Amendment rights, disrupting their lives and travel.
The policy stems from an executive order signed by Trump that recognizes only male and female sexes based on biological characteristics, mandating that government IDs reflect this definition. The ACLU reports a surge in inquiries from transgender individuals facing challenges with their passport applications.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Lunar New Year in Singapore, Trump Hosts Japanese Prime Minister, and Plane Crash in Brazil
On February 7, 2025, various global events unfolded, including Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressing business leaders in Toronto, and a plane crash in São Paulo that resulted in two fatalities and six injuries. Demonstrations occurred in multiple locations, including protests in Athens for victims of a rail disaster and in Cape Town by the Congolese community.
Additionally, U.S. Deputy Special Envoy Morgan Ortagus warned against Hezbollah's involvement in Lebanon's government during her visit, while political leaders from Latvia and Sweden held a press conference in Riga. In Tokyo, cherry blossom festivities attracted visitors, and in Kuwait, kite flying events took place.
#military
Fox News: Hegseth to look into 'what went wrong' in Afghanistan and pledges accountability, slams diversity motto
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth emphasized the need for accountability regarding recent global events, including the Afghanistan withdrawal and conflicts in Israel and Ukraine. He aims to restore American strength and deterrence by focusing on military unity, standards, and accountability.
Hegseth plans to prioritize reviving the warrior ethos, rebuilding military capabilities, and ensuring fairness and respect for all service members based on merit rather than diversity. He believes that a shared purpose is the true source of strength in the military.