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8 Feb 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Companies Including Disney Erase Some DEI Terms from Reports
Several major companies, including Disney, Google, and Pepsi, have reportedly removed or softened their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) language in response to President Trump's initiatives against such programs. This shift follows a broader trend among corporations reevaluating their DEI efforts, with some citing changes in regulatory guidance.
Trump's administration has rescinded previous mandates that required affirmative action in federal contracting, emphasizing merit-based hiring practices. As a result, many DEI professionals express concern about their job security amid these changes.
Forbes: Here Are All The Major Lawsuits Against Trump And Musk—As Judge Cuts Off DOGE’s Treasury Access
A New York judge has temporarily blocked Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency from accessing a sensitive Treasury payment system, following lawsuits from 19 Democratic states. The judge ruled that political appointees must be cut off from access until further review.
This ruling is part of ongoing legal challenges against President Trump’s administration, which faces multiple lawsuits regarding various policies, including funding freezes and access to sensitive information. Democrats are leveraging the courts to counteract Trump's executive actions.
#society
The Telegraph: Senior Oxford academics ‘worsening anti-Semitism on campus’, report claims
A report by the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy claims that pro-Palestinian sentiments among academics at the University of Oxford are fostering anti-Semitism. It highlights a perceived imbalance in teaching about Israel and Palestine, citing remarks from Prof. Avi Shlaim that could be interpreted as supportive of Hamas.
Prof. Shlaim defended his statements, asserting that acknowledging the message of the October 7 attack does not legitimize it. He emphasized that his use of the phrase "from the river to the sea" reflects a call for equal rights for all residents of the region, not an endorsement of anti-Semitic views.
GB News: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle arrive in Vancouver together as couple end professional separation
Prince Harry and Meghan arrived in Vancouver, staying at the luxurious Fairmont Pacific Rim hotel for the Invictus Games. They are in the city for three nights before heading to Whistler for winter sports, showcasing their support for wounded and disabled veterans.
The couple's suite, known as the 'Rock Star Suite,' features extravagant amenities, including a private elevator and rooftop patio. Meghan's commitment to the Games highlights her support for Harry's mission, while balancing her family priorities and upcoming projects.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: Trump halts aid to South Africa over land ‘expropriation’ law targeting Afrikaners
President Trump has signed an executive order to halt foreign aid to South Africa, criticizing its new land expropriation law as discriminatory against minority groups. The U.S. plans to resettle white South African farmers as refugees amid heightened tensions between the nations.
South African President Ramaphosa defended the law, asserting it is a constitutional process aimed at equitable land access and not confiscation. He expressed a willingness to engage with the Trump administration to clarify misunderstandings and maintain a strategic partnership.
#military
Breitbart: U.S. Military Surveillance Flight Crashes in Philippines, Four Killed
A U.S. military aircraft crashed in Maguindanao del Sur, Philippines, killing an American service member and three defense contractors. The Beechcraft King Air 350 was conducting intelligence and surveillance support for Philippine allies when it went down during a routine mission.
No survivors were found, and the cause of the crash is under investigation. The incident highlights increased U.S. military support in the region amid ongoing tensions with China and local insurgent threats.
Breitbart: Duffy: I Think We Have Generals Using Helicopters as 'Personal Ubers', That's Wasteful and Dangerous
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy criticized military generals for using helicopters for personal transport, suggesting they should opt for cars instead. He argued this would enhance safety, reduce costs, and that there is no national security justification for such helicopter use.
Duffy also commented on a recent midair collision, stating that if pilots had used night vision goggles, the flight should have occurred earlier in the night.
#education
Fox News: Teachers express fears as Trump strips federal funding for schools teaching CRT
Teachers in Massachusetts are concerned that President Trump's executive order targeting critical race theory (CRT) and gender ideology in schools will harm students and limit academic freedom. Many educators fear self-censorship due to potential repercussions from discussing race and history.
While teachers' unions criticize the order for creating a "chilling effect," some parents and advocates support Trump's push for reform, arguing it prioritizes parental rights and aims to eliminate perceived leftist ideologies in education.