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#politics
The Federalist: West Virginia, Wyoming Prohibit Ranked-Choice Voting In Elections
West Virginia and Wyoming have enacted laws prohibiting ranked-choice voting (RCV) in their elections. West Virginia's SB 490, signed by Gov. Patrick Morrisey, voids any local ordinances that promote RCV, while Wyoming's HB 165 does the same under Gov. Mark Gordon.
These measures position both states as the 12th and 13th to ban RCV, which critics argue can lead to inaccurate results and higher rates of discarded ballots. Additionally, Wyoming's governor signed bills enhancing voter roll integrity and restricting private funding for elections.
#society
Fox News: Hospital questionnaire sparks outrage over newborn sexual orientation question
New Jersey parents are receiving forms from Inspira Health asking for their newborns' sexual orientation and gender identity, sparking outrage. State Senator Holly Schepisi plans to introduce legislation to exempt minors from such inquiries, citing concerns over the law's interpretation.
Inspira Health claims the forms comply with a New Jersey law requiring demographic data collection. However, many, including healthcare workers, find the practice absurd. The New Jersey Department of Health emphasizes that data collection should be appropriate for the patient population.
GB News: Nearly £50k raised for 'silenced and cancelled' police chair who was suspending for speaking to GB News about Met race fears
Rick Prior, suspended chair of the Metropolitan Police Federation, has raised nearly £50,000 for his legal battle after expressing concerns about police officers feeling unable to speak on issues related to race. His suspension followed comments deemed discriminatory, raising fears among officers about proactive policing.
Prior's case has garnered support from the Free Speech Union, which he praised for its assistance. The fundraising effort aims to uphold his right to speak and address what he describes as a crisis of confidence within the police force. Any remaining funds will assist other members in need of legal help.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: War in Ukraine: At the Zaporizhzhia power plant, 'the risk of nuclear disaster persists'
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin agreed to a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine focused on energy infrastructure, including discussions about the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, which has been under Russian occupation since March 2022. Concerns about a potential nuclear disaster persist, given the deteriorating conditions at the facility.
Dmytro Orlov, the exiled mayor of Enerhodar, highlighted the ongoing risks faced by Ukrainian workers at the plant, where only a fraction of the original workforce remains. Many employees have been coerced into working for the Russian state-owned Rosatom, and some have faced severe penalties for pro-Ukrainian sentiments.
#health
Fox News: RFK Jr targets companies making baby formula after shortages rocked Biden administration
The FDA has launched "Operation Stork Feed" to enhance the safety and nutritional quality of baby formula in the U.S. This initiative includes a comprehensive nutrient review, increased testing for contaminants, and improved transparency in labeling.
The move follows a 2022 formula shortage linked to recalls and supply chain issues. Recent research revealed that many baby formulas contain harmful contaminants, prompting the FDA's commitment to ensuring safe and nutritious products for infants.
#education
The American Mind: A Federal Blueprint for Patriotic Education
The Trump Administration is focusing on promoting patriotic civic education as a counter to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in schools. The administration aims to enforce civil rights laws against DEI practices deemed discriminatory and is encouraging the teaching of accurate American history through federal institutions.
Additionally, the administration is leveraging cultural institutions to celebrate American values and history, while encouraging parental choice in education. There is a push for schools to emphasize civic knowledge and patriotic values, with the potential for a more effective civic education system without the current Department of Education.
#crime
Human Events: LIBBY EMMONS: Far-leftist terrorists target Tesla as legacy media runs cover for them
Vandalism and arson targeting Teslas, dealerships, and charging stations have surged across the U.S., with some individuals calling for violence against Tesla owners. This behavior is being labeled as "protests" by some media and political figures, despite its clear terrorist implications.
Authorities, including AG Pam Bondi, are treating these acts as domestic terrorism. As tensions rise, the distinction between legitimate protest and acts of terror must be recognized and condemned, with calls for accountability against those who engage in such violence.
Fox News: Blue sanctuary state operating as ‘control’ center for vicious migrant gang: acting DEA chief
Colorado's lax immigration policies are reportedly enabling the Tren de Aragua gang, a violent Venezuelan criminal organization, to establish a stronghold in the state. DEA Acting Administrator Derek Maltz highlighted Colorado as a "command and control" center for this gang, linking it to serious crimes.
Maltz criticized state leaders for allowing violent criminals to thrive and called for a united effort to prioritize public safety. In response, Colorado officials emphasized their collaboration with federal agencies to combat crime and pointed to the need for federal immigration reform.
Breitbart: Trump Haters Launch 'DOGEQUEST' Site Targeting Tesla Owners in Fear Campaign
A website called "DOGEQUEST" has surfaced, targeting Tesla owners by publishing their personal information, including names and addresses, alongside a molotov cocktail cursor icon. The site claims to use AI to compile data and suggests that Tesla owners could face domestic terrorism as protests against the company escalate.
The emergence of DOGEQUEST coincides with a rise in vandalism and arson against Tesla properties, prompting President Trump to label these acts as domestic terrorism. Concerns about privacy and safety have been raised by individuals whose information is listed on the site, with some feeling threatened despite their disapproval of Elon Musk's actions.