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12 Mar 2025
#politics
Le Monde: Greenland, coveted by Trump, sees surprise victory of center-right opposition in parliamentary elections
The center-right Demokraatit party won Greenland's parliamentary elections on March 11, 2025, with 29.9% of the vote, marking a significant increase from 9.1% in 2021. Jens Frederik Nielsen, the party leader, is set to negotiate with other parties amid a geopolitical backdrop influenced by U.S. interests in Greenland.
The left-wing Inuit Ataqatigiit party suffered a decline, dropping from 36.6% to 21.4%, while their coalition partner, Siumut, fell to 14.7%. Voter turnout was 70.9%, with public concerns focused on health, education, and social protection, leading to the rejection of the outgoing coalition government.
Fox News: Federal judge appointed by Trump quits group over statement on threats
Judge James C. Ho has resigned from the Federal Judges Association, criticizing the group for its selective condemnation of threats against judges. He noted that while the association recently issued a statement on threats, it remained silent during attacks on conservative judges in previous years.
Ho argues that such selective outrage undermines the principle of judicial independence, suggesting that the association's actions appear politically motivated rather than genuinely protective of the judiciary. He emphasized the need for consistent support for all judges regardless of their political leanings.
Le Monde: Israel's opposition is powerless against Netanyahu and his far-right allies
The ongoing conflict in Gaza, initiated by Israel's response to the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, continues with 59 Israeli hostages still unaccounted for. Families of the captives are protesting against Prime Minister Netanyahu's refusal to commit to a ceasefire extension, highlighting a lack of political debate on the issue.
Despite the public outcry, Netanyahu's government, supported by far-right allies, has stifled opposition. Prominent figures from both the right and left have rallied behind the prime minister, offering their support for military operations aimed at securing the hostages' release.
Fox News: Greenland's center-right party pulls off upset victory as Trump seeks control
Greenland's center-right Demokraatit party secured a surprising win in parliamentary elections, ousting Prime Minister Múte Egede's Inuit Ataqatigiit party. Independence from Denmark emerged as a key issue, with Demokraatit leader Jens-Frederik Nielsen advocating for a gradual approach to separation.
The election results reflect a shift in public sentiment, with Demokraatit gaining nearly 30% of the vote, up from 9% in 2021. While four of the five main parties support independence, they differ on the timeline. Danish officials acknowledged the election outcome, emphasizing that Greenland's future should be determined by its people.
#society
The Federalist: The Biden Administration Made NASA A Cesspool Of DEI Lunacy
NASA has shifted focus from space exploration to implementing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, with the Biden administration investing approximately $13 million in DEI programs. Critics argue this distracts from the agency's core mission and raises concerns about quality control in its space projects, such as the delayed rescue of stranded astronauts.
Under the Biden administration, NASA has intensified DEI efforts, including mandatory training sessions and equity plans that prioritize certain demographics in hiring and promotions. This shift has drawn criticism for potentially compromising the agency's operational readiness and mission effectiveness.
GB News: Princess Kate kisses Princess Anne in rare moment between royals
During the Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey, the Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, shared affectionate moments with senior royals, including warm greetings with Princess Anne and the Duke of Gloucester. Kate's vibrant red coat stood out as she engaged in these rare displays of warmth.
Princess Anne reflected on the pressures faced by younger royals in a past documentary, noting the challenges posed by social media compared to her own experiences. She emphasized the importance of personal interactions over online communication.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: Fact Check: DOGE Didn't Expose a CIA Black Site, But It Did Find a Secret Government Warehouse
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) recently removed over 100 federal properties, including some linked to the CIA, from a list of buildings for sale. This sparked speculation about the existence of a CIA black site in Northern Virginia, though definitions of "black site" typically refer to overseas detention facilities.
Experts clarify that the removed properties are likely just office buildings associated with the CIA, not sites for extraordinary rendition. The situation highlights the tension between government transparency and national security, especially in sensitive areas.
#economy
Forbes: Inflation Better-Than-Expected 2.8% In February—But Still High, As Trump’s Tariffs Linger
Inflation in February 2024 rose 2.8%, slightly below economists' expectations of 2.9%. Core CPI inflation was at 3.1%, also better than the forecast. However, ongoing tariffs from the Trump administration could further impact inflation rates.
The Federal Reserve aims for a long-term inflation rate of 2%, a target not met since early 2021. While inflation has moderated since its peak in mid-2022, it remains a concern amid changing economic conditions.
#education
The Western Journal: Trump Handles Dept. of Education in One Fell Swoop: All Offices Shuttered, Half of Workforce to Be Eliminated
President Trump has initiated a significant reduction in the Department of Education, laying off nearly half of its workforce as part of his plan to abolish the agency. Education Secretary Linda McMahon stated that the layoffs aim to enhance efficiency and focus resources on students, parents, and teachers.
The Department will continue to provide essential services like student loans and grants, despite the cuts. McMahon confirmed that these layoffs are the first step toward shutting down the agency, as mandated by Trump.
#crime
The Western Journal: InfoWars Reporter Brutally Murdered After Leaving Studio
InfoWars reporter Jamie White was shot and killed outside his Austin, Texas home on Sunday night. Police believe he may have interrupted a burglary attempt on his car. Despite attempts to save him, he died shortly after midnight.
Alex Jones, founder of InfoWars, expressed sorrow over White's death and criticized local law enforcement policies, asserting that the violence was partly due to these policies. He pledged to continue White's work and seek justice for his murder.