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8 Feb 2025
#politics
Le Monde: US judge blocks Musk’s DOGE team from accessing treasury data
A US judge has temporarily blocked Elon Musk's government reform team from accessing personal and financial data at the Treasury Department. The order restricts access to political appointees and requires the destruction of any data accessed since Trump took office.
The ruling follows a lawsuit from 19 state attorneys general, who argued that the expansion of access posed risks to sensitive information and increased vulnerability to hacking. The case highlights concerns over Musk's involvement in federal cost-cutting efforts.
The Western Journal: David Hogg Shows How Little He Knows with Apparent Demand to Trump
David Hogg, recently appointed vice chair of the Democratic National Committee, has drawn criticism for his social media remarks and political demands, including calling for President Trump to fire Elon Musk. Critics argue Hogg's lack of political acumen and consistency undermines his credibility as a youth representative for the party.
Hogg's comments reflect a broader disconnect within the Democratic Party, as he appears unaware of current political realities and the roles of key figures in the administration. His call for change, despite his previous claims of being too radical for politics, raises questions about the party's direction and ability to engage younger voters.
Forbes: CFPB’s X Account Goes Dark As Russell Vought Takes Over, Elon Musk Posts ‘CFPB RIP’
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's X account has gone offline following the appointment of new acting director Russell Vought, signaling a potential shift in the agency's operations. This move aligns with efforts by Trump and tech billionaires, including Elon Musk, to reduce government spending and limit the bureau's regulatory power.
Musk has openly criticized the CFPB, advocating for its elimination, while other tech leaders have echoed similar sentiments. Republicans have long targeted the agency for defunding and restructuring, aiming to place it under congressional appropriations to increase accountability.
#society
Fox News: Defaced Holocaust mural finds new home in Rome's Shoah Museum
The Shoah Museum in Rome has acquired a mural by artist aleXsandro Palombo, which honors Holocaust survivors Liliana Segre and Sami Modiano, after it was vandalized multiple times in acts of antisemitism. The mural depicts the survivors in striped clothing, highlighting their experiences during the Holocaust.
Palombo emphasized the importance of art as a form of resistance against antisemitism and violence, stating that the repeated attacks on his work reflect a broader threat to democracy and freedom. Other pieces by Palombo, including one featuring Holocaust survivor Edith Bruck, have also faced vandalism, underscoring a troubling rise in antisemitic acts.
Breitbart: Lawmakers Call on VA High School League to Protect Women's Sports
Virginia Republican lawmakers are urging the Virginia High School League (VHSL) to revise its policy allowing transgender athletes to compete in women’s sports. This follows President Trump's Executive Order aimed at protecting women's sports, which could impact federal funding for non-compliance.
Lawmakers, including Gov. Glenn Youngkin, emphasize that girls' sports should be exclusively for biological females, citing widespread public support for this stance. They warn that failure to align with the Executive Order could expose Virginia schools to significant financial risks.
#health
GB News: Cancer breakthrough as scientists discover ‘switch’ that can revert disease infected cells
South Korean researchers have discovered a molecular 'switch' that can revert cancer cells to a healthier state, offering a new treatment approach. This breakthrough allows intervention before normal cells permanently transform into cancerous cells, potentially leading to less toxic therapies.
By blocking a specific enzyme that fuels tumor growth, the team observed lab-grown organoids revert to normal function. This study reveals critical genetic changes during cancer development, paving the way for personalized medicine and new treatment strategies.