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#politics
Fox News: GOP lawmaker takes victory lap after Dem mayor reportedly agrees to donate 'secret' gifts to charities
A Republican lawmaker, Rep. Brandon Gill, praised Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson for agreeing to donate items from a "secret gift room" to charity after being questioned about it during a House hearing. The gifts, which included luxury items, were criticized for lacking transparency regarding their origins.
Gill linked the situation to Chicago's status as a sanctuary city, asserting that policies protecting undocumented immigrants should end. He emphasized the need for transparency and accountability in government dealings, particularly concerning gifts received by public officials.
Breitbart: Nolte: Far-Left NY Times Owes RealClearPolitics Apology After 538 Shutdown
In the lead-up to the 2024 presidential election, the New York Times published a critical piece on RealClearPolitics (RCP), questioning its polling accuracy and suggesting that polls showing Trump leading were biased. The Times argued that these polls were aimed at boosting Republican enthusiasm, while asserting that nonpartisan polls from major news organizations were more reliable.
However, as the election results revealed Trump's significant victories, including in swing states and among minority voters, it became clear that RCP's approach of not filtering or weighting polls was accurate. The Times' claims about the reliability of their sources and the nature of the polling landscape were ultimately proven incorrect.
Fox News: Senators launch bipartisan effort to allow benefits for families of fallen retired police officers
Senators Mitch McConnell and Catherine Cortez Masto have introduced the Chief Herbert D. Proffitt Act, aimed at amending the Public Safety Officers’ Benefits Program. This legislation would ensure families of former law enforcement officers killed or permanently disabled after retirement are eligible for benefits.
The act is named after Chief Herbert D. Proffitt, who was killed after retirement, and seeks to rectify the denial of benefits his family faced. The bill has garnered support from various police advocacy groups and has a counterpart in the House.
Fox News: Scoop: Trump presses GOP rebels ahead of critical government shutdown vote
President Trump is actively reaching out to House Republicans to secure votes for a continuing resolution (CR) aimed at preventing a government shutdown by the end of the week. While some GOP lawmakers remain undecided, Trump’s aides are working to unify support among party members.
Democrats have indicated they will not assist Republicans in passing the bill, which extends funding levels for fiscal year 2024. Some moderate Democrats may vote to avoid a shutdown, but Republicans are expected to bear the primary responsibility for the vote.
Fox News: Kamala Harris’ ex-running mate Tim Walz criticizes failed 2024 campaign, says Dems need to take more risks
Tim Walz, former Democratic vice presidential candidate and Minnesota Governor, criticized the party for playing it too safe during his campaign against Donald Trump. He suggested that more risks, like engaging directly with voters, could have made a difference.
Walz also expressed concerns about the Democratic Party's cautious media strategy and hinted at a potential run for the presidency in 2028. He emphasized that the party needs to adapt to the current political landscape, stating that the voting public is now in charge.
Breitbart: SCOTUS Denies GOP Effort to Block Democrat Climate Change Suits
The U.S. Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit from Republican attorneys general aimed at blocking climate change lawsuits against fossil fuel companies by Democratic states. The justices stated they lacked the discretion to reject the complaint at this stage, despite dissent from Justices Thomas and Alito.
Republican leaders argued that these lawsuits could dictate national energy policy and raise costs for Americans. They claim such actions threaten access to affordable energy and national security, particularly under the previous Biden administration.
GB News: 'Wow!' Labour set to lose 94% of seats in Scotland in 'extinction event' - but who's taking them?
Labour is projected to lose 94.5% of its seats in Scotland, dropping from 37 to just 2, as voters shift support to the SNP, which is set to gain 35 seats. This dramatic decline follows unpopular decisions by Labour and a resurgence of the SNP under John Swinney.
Reform UK is expected to win no seats, despite increasing support that surpasses the Conservatives in Scotland. The SNP leads in polling for both Westminster and the Scottish Parliament, indicating a significant shift in the political landscape.
Fox News: Scoop: Trump allies press GOP rebels ahead of critical government shutdown vote
The White House is actively working to unify House Republicans ahead of a critical vote on a continuing resolution to avoid a government shutdown. Sources indicate that Trumpworld is reaching out to lawmakers, with expectations that Trump will directly engage with critics of the bill before the vote.
While some Republicans express doubts about the bill, Democratic leaders have stated they will not assist in passing it. The legislation aims to extend fiscal year 2024 funding levels, and Republicans are expected to shoulder most of the responsibility for its passage.
Fox News: Walz reveals the missteps he saw with Harris campaign amid postmortem media blitz
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, reflecting on his unsuccessful 2024 vice presidential campaign with Kamala Harris, criticized the Democrats for playing it too safe. He suggested that more direct engagement with voters could have been beneficial, admitting the campaign lacked a proactive strategy.
Walz took responsibility for the loss to the Trump-Vance ticket and noted that he felt underutilized during the campaign. He expressed openness to a potential presidential run in 2028, stating he remains committed to helping the party win in the future.
#society
Breitbart: Watch: 7 Jaw-Dropping Times Politics Blew Up Couples on Netflix’s ‘Love Is Blind’ Season 8
In Season 8 of Netflix's "Love Is Blind," several couples faced dramatic engagements that ended at the altar due to differing political and social views. Sara Carton left Ben Mezzenga over his lack of alignment on issues like Black Lives Matter and LGBTQ rights, while Virginia Miller rejected Devin Buckley for his conservative upbringing and views on abortion.
The show highlighted intense discussions around privilege, political beliefs, and social issues, with viewers reacting strongly to the couples' decisions. Many applauded Mezzenga for avoiding a marriage with Carton, who was criticized for her demands regarding ideological conformity.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Syrian government inks breakthrough deal with Kurdish authorities in northeast
Syria's interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa announced an agreement with the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) to integrate Kurdish institutions into the national government. This move aims to establish control over the country following the ousting of Bashar al-Assad and comes amid ongoing violence threatening stability.
The agreement includes the integration of military and civilian institutions, as well as crucial resources like oil and gas fields. It emphasizes the Kurdish community's role in the Syrian state while rejecting divisive rhetoric. The SDF, which has operated autonomously since the civil war, remains engaged in a complex relationship with the new authorities and external actors like Turkey.
Fox News: Abbey Gate terror suspect remains in custody, faces charges connected to deaths of 13 US service members
Mohammad Sharifullah, accused of involvement in the 2021 Abbey Gate bombing that killed 13 U.S. military members and 160 civilians, remains in custody. He faces charges of providing material support to a terrorist organization but is not considered a top planner of the attack.
During a court appearance, it was revealed that Sharifullah was tasked with reconnaissance for the bombing but was not present during the attack. He is a member of ISIS-K and was extradited to the U.S. to face charges related to the bombing.
Fox News: Rubio says mineral deal ‘not main topic on agenda’ in Ukraine meeting
Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that a minerals deal sought by President Trump is not the main focus of the upcoming meeting with the Ukrainian delegation in Saudi Arabia. While the deal remains important, Rubio emphasized the need for diplomatic efforts to establish peace, particularly regarding territorial concessions.
Rubio expressed hope for a successful meeting that could lead to the resumption of U.S. aid to Ukraine, despite previous pauses. He warned that Russia could face additional sanctions if it does not engage in negotiations, underscoring that military solutions are insufficient to resolve the conflict.
#economy
Breitbart: Breitbart News Hosting Policy Event with Interior Secretary Doug Burgum
Breitbart News is hosting an event featuring Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, focusing on America's energy dominance under the Trump administration. The discussion aims to highlight key policy decisions and the role of energy in the nation's economic future, emphasizing the importance of abundant energy resources.
Burgum, who chairs the National Energy Dominance Council, aims to reverse the Biden administration's energy policies and unleash America's energy potential. He argues that energy independence is crucial for national security and global stability. The event will be livestreamed on Breitbart's platforms.
#health
The Economist: How DOGE is driving America’s public-health guardians mad
Internal emails from the CDC reveal a workforce grappling with fear and confusion amid ongoing public health crises, including a measles outbreak and bird flu epidemic. The agency's leadership is situated in a highly secure environment, underscoring the seriousness of the situation.
Concerns have emerged regarding the influence of political loyalty over technical expertise within the agency. This shift raises questions about the effectiveness of public health responses in the face of emerging threats.