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#politics
Fox News: Federal workers' union president says the idea government is 'too big' is 'misinformation'
Everett Kelley, president of the American Federation of Government Employees, criticized the Trump administration for spreading "misinformation" about the size of the government. He argued that the federal workforce has not grown since the 1970s, despite population increases.
Kelley also condemned Elon Musk's push for federal spending cuts, calling it disrespectful to civil service employees. A recent poll indicated that a majority of Americans believe Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency should influence government operations.
Fox News: Dem leader swings through GOP-held districts after 'clown show protests' halted town halls
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is hosting town halls in Republican-held districts in Iowa and Nebraska, responding to the NRCC's advice against in-person meetings. He aims to engage constituents on issues like cuts to Medicaid and SNAP, while Republican representatives challenge his record.
Walz's events come amid tensions over town hall disruptions and accusations of "manufactured protests" by Democrats. GOP leaders argue that protests are orchestrated distractions, while Democrats assert they represent public sentiment against Republican policies.
Fox News: Clinton-era law 'weaponized' by Biden against pro-lifers must go, Pence group urges House GOP
Mike Pence's nonprofit, Americans Advancing Freedom, is calling on House Republicans to repeal the FACE Act, a law that criminalizes interference with abortion services. They argue the Biden administration has misused this law to target pro-life activists, leading to severe consequences for them.
The group highlights that the majority of FACE Act prosecutions have targeted pro-life individuals and claims the DOJ has ignored violence against pro-life organizations. Legislation to repeal the law has been reintroduced in Congress, backed by multiple Republican lawmakers.
#society
Times Of Israel: ‘New chapter’: Syrian Druze clerics enter Israel for first pilgrimage there since 1948
A delegation of about 60 Syrian Druze clerics crossed into Israel for a pilgrimage to a significant religious site, marking the first such visit since 1948. The group, escorted by military vehicles, aimed to meet Israel's Druze spiritual leader and visit the tomb of Nabi Shuaib.
The pilgrimage follows an invitation from the Israeli Druze community but faced opposition from some Druze in Syria. Israel has expressed support for Syria's Druze amid tensions with the new Islamist leadership in Syria, emphasizing its commitment to protect the Druze population.
Human Events: LIBBY EMMONS: A Massachusetts Democrat chose to white knight for trans Rep Sarah McBride rather than do his job
Delaware Rep. Sarah McBride was misgendered during a House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing, leading to its abrupt adjournment after Rep. Bill Keating interrupted to defend McBride's identity. While McBride appeared unfazed, Keating's actions prevented any questions from being asked and halted legislative business.
Following the incident, McBride criticized Republicans for their focus on culture wars, despite it being a Democrat colleague's intervention that caused the disruption. The exchange highlighted tensions surrounding gender identity in politics, with McBride's advocacy for transgender issues coming under scrutiny.
The Telegraph: The death of the French bistro
In rural France, the number of bistros has drastically declined, dropping to about 30,000 since World War II. To combat this, the French parliament has approved a bill aimed at revitalizing rural areas by easing restrictions on new bistro, café, and bar permits in small towns.
The new legislation allows towns with fewer than 3,500 residents to apply for new alcohol licenses, rather than waiting for existing ones to become available. This initiative aims to restore social hubs in villages, fostering community interaction and revitalization.
The Federalist: To Die Alone: Never Forget What The Lockdowners Did To Us
The author recounts the painful experience of losing a loved one to cancer during the COVID-19 lockdowns, highlighting the isolation imposed by state mandates. Many families were unable to be with their dying relatives, leading to traumatic final moments alone in hospitals.
The piece criticizes the lockdown policies, emphasizing the lasting impact on families and the inhumane nature of forcing patients to die without loved ones. It reflects on the broader consequences of these decisions, urging society to remember the suffering caused by such measures.
#economy
Le Monde: Volkswagen sells almost as many currywursts as cars
Volkswagen's currywurst has outperformed its traditional car sales, with 8.5 million sausages sold in 2024, nearly matching the 9 million vehicles expected to be produced. This comes amid significant job cuts and a 30% drop in annual profit for the automaker.
The company attributes the sausage's popularity to innovation and plans to expand its food offerings.
#culture
GB News: Sir Rod Stewart, 80, puts on brave face as he celebrates huge career milestone hours after family loss
Sir Rod Stewart celebrated his 200th show in Las Vegas, sharing the milestone with fans on social media. Despite the joyous occasion, it was bittersweet as his wife, Penny Lancaster, announced the death of their pet dog, Bubbles, just hours before the concert.
Lancaster expressed her sorrow over Bubbles' passing, having previously shared the dog's battle with cancer. The couple received an outpouring of support from fans, with many attending the landmark show and sharing their excitement about the performance.
Fox News: Solar-powered roof wraps new mega-modern opera house
The Kosovo Opera and Ballet Theatre has opened in Priština, marking a significant cultural milestone for the nation. As the first opera house in Kosovo, it features a solar-powered roof inspired by local traditions and offers various performance spaces designed for optimal acoustics and audience experience.
This architectural project, a collaboration between Bjarke Ingels Group and ALB-Architect, integrates modern design with community engagement, enhancing the urban landscape and serving as a public gathering space. The theater symbolizes Kosovo's growing cultural identity and commitment to sustainability.