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#politics
Breitbart: Promise Made, Promise Kept: Trump to Sign Order Closing U.S. Education Department
President Trump is set to sign an executive order to shut down the Department of Education, a key campaign promise. The plan involves transferring its responsibilities to state governments and other agencies, with significant cuts already implemented within the department.
Education Secretary Linda McMahon supports the initiative, which aims to streamline education authority and reduce federal oversight. This move aligns with Trump's 2024 election platform, emphasizing a return of educational control to the states.
Fox News: Speaker Johnson says GOP looking at 'all available options' to address 'activist judges' opposing Trump
House Speaker Mike Johnson and Republicans are examining ways to counter what they term "activist judges" who impede President Trump's agenda. This comes after U.S. District Judge James Boasberg halted deportation flights for certain illegal immigrants, prompting Trump to call for the judge's impeachment.
The House's review of judicial authority coincides with broader Republican criticism of temporary restraining orders against the Trump administration. The Senate Judiciary Committee is also planning to hold hearings on this matter in the near future.
Le Monde: France gets the European Commission to postpone tariffs on American bourbon
The European Commission has decided to delay its full retaliation plan against the U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum until mid-April, rather than implementing it in stages. This decision comes as the U.S. prepares to announce additional tariffs on cars and other goods.
EU member states, particularly France, Italy, Spain, and Ireland, pushed for this change in timing. The first proposed retaliatory measures, which included increased tariffs on bourbon, provoked threats of further U.S. tariffs on European wines and spirits. The EU aims to minimize harm to its members while formulating its response.
#society
Breitbart: Comedy Central Audience Repeatedly Applauds Tesla Terrorism, as Host Jordan Klepper Justifies Left-Wing Violence
Jordan Klepper, host of The Daily Show, commented on recent vandalism of Tesla properties by left-wing radicals, suggesting the backlash stems from Elon Musk's controversial actions, including mass layoffs and cuts to essential services. He highlighted the extreme nature of the attacks, which have been labeled as domestic terrorism by Attorney General Pam Bondi.
The coordinated vandalism includes a website mapping Tesla owners and has led to multiple arrests with serious charges. Bondi emphasized the investigations will target not only the perpetrators but also those coordinating these attacks.
Times Of Israel: What Matters Now to David Horovitz: Terrible external threats, tremendous internal division
In the latest episode of "What Matters Now," host Amanda Borschel-Dan discusses the current tensions in Israel with editor David Horovitz. As the Israeli Defense Forces conduct ground operations in Gaza, there are rising concerns about the state of Israeli democracy and public protests regarding military actions without a hostage deal.
Horovitz highlights the dual threats Israel faces: external dangers and internal divisions. He emphasizes the precarious situation, stating that both survival and thriving are at stake for the nation.
The Economist: Comparing apples and oranges. And also small caged mammals
The British basket of goods has seen various items come and go over the decades, from cod-liver oil and liver to the more recent popularity of avocados. This reflects changing consumer preferences and the evolving nature of British cuisine.
The article also touches on broader themes such as the impact of long COVID on the British state and the changing workforce dynamics in the UK.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Three rockets fired from southern Gaza at Tel Aviv, as Hamas resumes attacks
On Thursday, rockets were launched from Gaza towards central Israel, marking the first such attack in over five months. The Israeli military intercepted one rocket, while the others landed in open areas, causing no injuries. Hamas claimed responsibility for the attack, stating it was in response to Israeli actions against civilians. Concurrently, Israeli forces expanded their ground operations in Gaza following the breakdown of a two-month ceasefire.
Negotiations for a renewed truce were reportedly ongoing, with Hamas officials expected in Cairo. The IDF warned Palestinians in southern Gaza of impending strikes and urged them to evacuate. Meanwhile, airstrikes continued targeting Hamas and Islamic Jihad operatives, with reports of significant casualties in Gaza, though figures remain unverified.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Trump Secures American Hostage Release from Afghanistan with Help from Qatar
President Donald Trump announced the release of American hostage George Glezmann after two years in Afghanistan, facilitated by negotiations with Qatari mediators. The Taliban's decision to free Glezmann was described as a goodwill gesture towards the U.S.
U.S. Envoy Adam Boehler played a key role in the negotiations and will oversee Glezmann's return to the U.S. via Doha. Qatar has maintained diplomatic relations with the Taliban to support humanitarian efforts and sensitive negotiations, including hostage releases.
Fox News: WH may reverse decision to kill Biden-Maduro oil deal, apply tariffs instead to avoid hurting US firms
President Trump is considering maintaining an oil deal between the U.S. and Venezuela, previously initiated by President Biden, despite earlier orders for U.S. firms to cease operations there. During a White House meeting with Cabinet members and oil executives, discussions focused on strategies to balance U.S. foreign policy with energy needs.
Trump criticized Biden's agreement with Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro as ineffective and emphasized the potential benefits of Venezuelan oil for U.S. consumers and jobs. He is exploring ways to apply pressure on Maduro while possibly incentivizing oil imports that align with U.S. interests.
The Economist: Politics
Donald Trump spoke with Vladimir Putin about the Ukraine war, but Putin dismissed Trump's ceasefire proposal, promising only a 30-day pause on attacks against Ukrainian energy infrastructure. Shortly after, Russia launched significant strikes on civilian targets in Ukraine.
Trump also communicated with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, offering assistance in procuring Patriot missiles from Europe and proposing U.S. management of Ukrainian nuclear plants for protection against Russia.
#economy
The Economist: Business
The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady and revised its economic projections, forecasting a 1.7% GDP growth for 2025, down from 2.1%, and an inflation rate of 2.7%, up from 2.5%.
Donald Trump nominated Michelle Bowman to oversee bank regulation, indicating a shift toward a more lenient approach for Wall Street.
#military
Fox News: Pentagon to appeal judge's decision blocking transgender ban, Hegseth says
The Pentagon plans to appeal a federal judge's ruling that blocked the Trump administration's ban on transgender troops, which was deemed unconstitutional by Judge Ana Reyes. She criticized the ban as discriminatory and harmful, stating it violates the Fifth Amendment.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth expressed confidence in winning the appeal, while the Justice Department accused Reyes of bias. The case stems from a lawsuit filed by transgender service members against the policy, which has been a contentious issue since Trump's presidency.
#culture
Breitbart: Nolte: Critics Ravage Disney’s ‘Snow White’ Remake — Prepare for Woke Dopey
Disney's live-action remake of Snow White has received a disappointing 47% "rotten" score on Rotten Tomatoes, despite early access reviews from a select group of critics. Many reviews highlight the film's lackluster execution and failure to capture the charm of the original, with critiques on its contemporary themes and character portrayals.
Critics describe the film as a hollow attempt at modernization, with some noting that the changes made to characters and storylines detract from the original's timeless appeal. The film's box office projections suggest it may struggle to resonate with audiences, indicating a disconnect between the remake's intentions and viewer expectations.
#education
GB News: Climate change teachings should be 'compulsory' in schools to 'explore conversations about race'
The Runnymede Trust has recommended that discussions on climate change be integrated into the national curriculum to facilitate conversations about race and its societal implications. The trust emphasizes the unequal impact of climate change on different racial and ethnic groups globally.
This recommendation is part of a broader effort to create a more inclusive curriculum, which includes teaching about climate change across various subjects. The review, initiated by Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson, aims to modernize England's education system, with final recommendations expected this autumn.
#crime
Fox News: Feds accuse Minnesota state senator of soliciting a minor for sex
Minnesota state Sen. Justin Eichorn has been charged with attempted coercion and enticement of a minor after allegedly arranging to pay for sex with someone he believed to be a 17-year-old girl. He was arrested by Bloomington police after arriving at a meeting location.
Senate Republicans are moving to expel Eichorn from the state Senate, citing the severity of the charges and the need to uphold public trust. Police found cash and an unopened condom in his vehicle at the time of his arrest.
#outdoors
targetwalleye.com: Tyler Erickson is Revolutionizing Fish Taxidermy with World-Class Replicas – Target Walleye
Tyler Erickson, a taxidermy innovator from South Dakota, is revolutionizing fish preservation with his World-Class Replicas line. After two decades in the field, he crafts accurate, detailed replicas that allow anglers to release trophy fish while still preserving their memories.
Erickson emphasizes conservation, encouraging anglers to keep only exceptional catches. His meticulous process captures every detail of the fish, offering a superior alternative to traditional skin mounts. By promoting replicas, he aims to enhance fisheries and ensure future generations can enjoy fishing.
#other
Fox News: Hilaria Baldwin fires back at critics who slammed her for scolding Alec during awkward red carpet interview
Alec and Hilaria Baldwin humorously addressed a viral red carpet moment where Hilaria scolded Alec for interrupting her during an interview. They joked about it while promoting their reality show, with Alec suggesting it be renamed "The Hilaria Show."
In an Instagram video, they playfully discussed "manterrupting" and "correctile dysfunction," acknowledging their frequent interruptions in conversation. Hilaria also reflected on handling public criticism, particularly regarding past accusations about her Spanish accent.