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13 Mar 2025
#politics
The Federalist: Here's Your Guide To Lawsuits Against Trump's Funding Freezes
The Federalist's recent article outlines various lawsuits against the Trump Administration regarding its executive orders that froze or terminated federal funding. These legal challenges come from multiple states and organizations, alleging violations of constitutional and administrative laws, particularly the Administrative Procedure Act and the Impoundment Control Act.
Key cases include the State of New York v. Trump, where a judge issued a preliminary injunction against funding freezes, and the National Council of Nonprofits v. Office of Management and Budget, which similarly halted blanket funding pauses. The Trump Administration argues these lawsuits lack jurisdiction and claims of final agency action.
Fox News: Federal judge orders Elon Musk, DOGE to reveal plans to downsize government, identify all employees
A federal judge has ordered Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to disclose plans for downsizing the government and identify all employees. This comes amid a lawsuit from 14 Democratic state attorneys general claiming Musk is unconstitutionally exercising power.
Judge Tanya Chutkan's ruling requires Musk and DOGE to produce various operational documents and details about personnel, including their roles and reporting structures. The judge emphasized that the requests are limited and intended to clarify DOGE's actions.
#society
Fox News: Meta unveils new community notes program; will not apply distribution penalties nor limit flow of information
Meta is set to launch a community notes program next week, replacing its previous third-party fact-checking system, which was criticized for bias and reducing trust. This new program will allow users to write and rate notes on content without penalties, promoting free expression.
The community notes will be crowd-sourced, enabling a diverse range of contributors to provide context on posts. Meta aims to enhance information sharing while avoiding the censorship associated with its former fact-checking approach. The program will initially be available in six languages.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Russian assets: Negotiating leverage EU would be wrong to ignore
The debate on seizing frozen Russian assets in Europe has intensified amid the ongoing Ukraine conflict. A proposed resolution by the Assemblée Nationale aims to bolster support for Ukraine, with the U.S. shifting its strategy towards using aid as leverage for peace talks, prompting European nations to explore using Russian funds.
While legal concerns about the seizure of assets exist, the EU faces pressure to act decisively given Russia's violations of international law. Some argue that seizing these assets could provide leverage in negotiations with Moscow, emphasizing the need for Europe to balance legal principles with geopolitical interests.
Forbes: Ukraine Ceasefire Talks: Trump Envoy Flies To Moscow As Russian Offensive Continues
Steve Witkoff, President Trump's special envoy, arrived in Moscow to discuss a U.S.-brokered 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine, which Ukraine has accepted. Russian officials indicated that formal discussions have not yet started, and Russia's military aims to recapture territories lost to Ukraine.
Russian President Putin emphasized military efforts to regain lost ground, while the Kremlin expressed skepticism about the ceasefire's feasibility. A joint U.S.-Ukrainian statement indicated readiness for an immediate ceasefire, pending Russian agreement.
Le Monde: Kyiv appears to be withdrawing from Russia's Kursk region under pressure from Washington
Russian forces have taken control of Sudzha, a key town in the Kursk region, amid a Ukrainian withdrawal. This area, previously held by Ukrainian forces for seven months, faced pressure from a significantly larger Russian military. The recent reduction in U.S. military intelligence support has impacted Ukrainian defenses.
The situation raises questions about whether the Ukrainian withdrawal was a condition for U.S.-led ceasefire negotiations with Russia. The lack of intense fighting and significant Ukrainian resistance in recent days contrasts with their historical defensive efforts during the ongoing conflict.
#economy
The Western Journal: Vindictive European Commission Targeting Red States with Tariff Retaliation
The European Union and Canada are imposing new tariffs on American goods in response to higher levies on steel and aluminum by the Trump administration. Canada will apply 25% tariffs on various products, while the EU targets items like bourbon and beef, focusing on states that support Trump.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen expressed regret over the tariffs, emphasizing their negative impact on business and consumers. Both regions are advocating for renewed negotiations to avoid economic burdens from tariffs.
#military
GB News: 'Sends shivers down my spine!' Michelle Dewberry blasts calls for conscription: 'These are your sons!'
Michelle Dewberry has voiced strong opposition to the idea of conscription in Britain, expressing that it sends "chills down my spine." Her comments follow former defense secretary Lord Hammond's warning that young men are unprepared for combat amid rising concerns over Russian aggression.
Dewberry and broadcaster Peter Hitchens argue that conscription would harm the military by diluting standards and training inexperienced individuals. They emphasize the potential consequences of sending untrained citizens to the front lines in conflicts, such as the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Fox News: 'Never forgotten': More military families could soon qualify for this special benefit
A new proposal, the "Benefits that Endure for Lifetimes of Service (BELO'S) Act," aims to expand lifetime National Park passes to Gold Star families and service members who died from service-related issues. Currently, these passes are available to Gold Star families, veterans, and individuals with permanent disabilities.
The bill, named after First Sergeant Marc Belo, who died from cancer linked to his military service, is sponsored by Rep. Gabe Evans and co-sponsored by Rep. Jimmy Panetta. It seeks to modify eligibility criteria under the Federal Land Recreation Enhancement Act to include a broader range of circumstances for qualifying families.
#religion
The Federalist: U.S. Christianity's Decline Might Have Stalled. Will It Reverse?
Recent Pew Research indicates that the percentage of American adults identifying as Christians has stabilized at 62-63%, countering narratives of a decline. While many Christians may not adhere strictly to biblical teachings, there is a shift towards deeper faith among those who do.
The report suggests a potential turning point in American Christianity, with fewer individuals identifying as "nones." As churches that align more closely with biblical truths thrive, there is cautious optimism that American Christianity may be evolving rather than dying.
#education
The Federalist: Federal School Choice Program Would Create More Problems
President Trump aims to dismantle federal control over education and promote school choice, advocating for a strategy that prioritizes military families. He suggests leveraging military authority to enhance educational options for service members, thereby supporting recruitment and local governance.
The article argues against federal intervention in education, emphasizing that states should retain control. It highlights the need for families in failing blue states to have better educational opportunities without federal regulations that could hinder progress.