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#politics
Breitbart: Florida Senate Weighs Bill to Allow Defensive Carry on College Campuses
The Florida Senate’s Criminal Justice Committee is considering SB 814, a bill that would permit college students to carry firearms on campus for self-defense. Sponsored by Sen. Randy Fine, the legislation aims to ensure students have the same rights to self-protection on campus as they do off.
Fine argues that the bill is necessary due to concerns over campus safety and the rights afforded by the Second Amendment. Currently, eleven states allow campus carry for self-defense.
Breitbart: 'Too Afraid': Canadian PM Mark Carney Mocked for Rejecting French-Language Debate
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's decision to skip a French-language debate led to its cancellation, drawing criticism from rival party leaders. They accused him of avoiding tough questions and lacking the courage to engage with Quebec voters in their language.
Carney, who became prime minister less than a month ago, has faced scrutiny over his French proficiency and political experience. His absence from the debate has raised questions about his leadership capabilities, particularly in light of upcoming elections.
Human Events: KENNY CODY: MAGA should embrace the ‘Brutal American’ label
The Atlantic's recent article by Anne Applebaum describes American Trump voters as brutal and uncaring, particularly towards foreign nations like Ukraine. This perspective reflects a European view that criticizes the MAGA movement's prioritization of American interests over globalist ideals.
Americans are increasingly focused on domestic issues, rejecting foreign aid and intervention that do not benefit them directly. The article suggests that the so-called 'brutal American' is a patriot demanding change and standing against perceived elitist opinions, embracing a nationalist identity that prioritizes American values.
Fox News: 'The View' hosts gleeful over Trump officials' texting debacle, suggest some should face jail time
Hosts of "The View" reacted with enthusiasm to a security breach involving a journalist accidentally included in a private chat with senior Trump officials discussing military operations in Yemen. Whoopi Goldberg and others suggested the officials could face serious consequences, including potential jail time, for their actions.
While critics labeled the incident a major security breach, Trump downplayed it, stating it was a mistake with no significant information shared. The White House defended the officials, asserting that no classified material was involved and emphasizing the need for secure communication.
Fox News: CIA Director Ratcliffe hits back on Dem senator's group chat allegations: 'I didn't say any of those things'
CIA Director John Ratcliffe faced intense questioning from Senator Michael Bennet during a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing regarding a leaked Signal chat involving Trump administration officials. The chat, which included Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg, discussed potential military actions in Yemen, raising concerns about the handling of classified information.
Ratcliffe denied any wrongdoing and insisted he had not claimed the chat was appropriate for discussing sensitive topics. Bennet criticized the situation as a serious lapse in security and called for accountability among Trump’s national security team.
Breitbart: Report: EU to Slap Mark Zuckerberg's Meta with Record Antitrust Fine of Up to $1 Billion
The EU is set to impose a fine of over $1 billion on Meta for alleged violations of the Digital Markets Act, which enforces strict antitrust regulations on major tech companies. The European Commission's investigation is nearing completion, with a cease-and-desist notice also expected.
This action follows previous scrutiny of Meta's advertising practices and a record fine in 2023 for data transfer violations. The EU's stance has drawn criticism from U.S. officials, including Donald Trump, who has suggested retaliatory measures against such fines.
Human Events: DAVID KRAYDEN: Let Maher kowtow to Trump
Bill Maher's potential visit to the White House has sparked debate over whether it alienates President Trump's MAGA base. Critics argue that Maher's history of attacking Trump makes the meeting inappropriate, while supporters suggest it could foster constructive dialogue and reflect Maher's shift away from progressive ideologies.
The evolving political landscape, influenced by the pandemic and changing public sentiments, may have prompted Maher to seek common ground with Trump. This meeting could symbolize a broader trend of political introspection and adaptability, as both figures navigate a complex and polarized environment.
Fox News: SCOOP: Jasmine Crockett hit with censure effort for mocking paraplegic Texas governor as 'Hot Wheels'
Rep. Randy Weber, R-Texas, plans to introduce a censure resolution against Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, for comments perceived as mocking Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's disability. Weber described Crockett's remarks as discriminatory and a disgrace to Texas values.
Crockett made her comments during a Human Rights Campaign event, referring to Abbott as "Governor Hot Wheels." Weber's resolution cites her statements as part of a pattern of inappropriate behavior. Crockett's office has not yet responded to requests for comment.
#society
The Federalist: Amazon AI Calls Book About Leftist Indoctrination Of Kids 'Extreme'
Amazon's AI has labeled the book "Stolen Youth" by Bethany Mandel and Karol Markowicz as "biased" and "extreme," sparking controversy over perceived censorship of conservative viewpoints. The authors argue this reflects a broader trend of Amazon using AI to suppress dissenting opinions.
The book discusses how children are influenced by "woke" ideologies across various societal sectors. Critics claim Amazon's actions are part of a pattern of censoring conservative literature, with past incidents involving other authors and books facing similar treatment.
GB News: Lower Thames Crossing given green light as £10billion road project to go ahead despite criticism
The Labour government has approved the controversial £10 billion Lower Thames Crossing project, which will connect Kent, Thurrock, and Essex with two new tunnels beneath the River Thames. This development aims to alleviate congestion and improve connectivity for goods transport.
However, the project has faced criticism from local residents and environmental groups, with concerns over its high cost and potential negative impacts on local habitats and carbon emissions. Opponents argue that the project is not a sustainable solution and urge the government to consider alternative transport investments.
Breitbart: Fitness Influencer's 'Morning Routine' Goes Viral Sparking Mockery
Fitness influencer Ashton Hall's morning routine video went viral, showcasing his unusual practices, including submerging his face in ice water and rubbing a banana peel on his skin. The post received significant backlash, with social media users criticizing its performative nature and lack of realism.
Critics argue that Hall's routine reflects a self-centered lifestyle, contrasting it with the responsibilities of everyday individuals. Popular figures like Youtuber Asmongold noted the rise of such content, suggesting it creates a cycle of fame based on vanity.
Fox News: Ben Affleck sets record straight about Jennifer Lopez split, praises 'wonderful' Jennifer Garner
Ben Affleck clarified that the reasons behind his divorce from Jennifer Lopez were ordinary and not due to any major scandal or intrigue. He emphasized that their differing approaches to fame contributed to their challenges but were not the sole cause of their split.
Affleck described the end of their marriage as a typical story of people navigating their lives and relationships, devoid of any dramatic events. He expressed respect for Lopez and acknowledged the complexities of relationships as they evolve over time.
#military
The Western Journal: Trump Weighs In on Adviser Responsible for Text Message Gaffe, Explains How it Happened
President Trump defended National Security Advisor Michael Waltz after a journalist was mistakenly added to a military discussion group on Signal regarding operations in Yemen. Trump emphasized that no war plans were shared and described the incident as a minor glitch.
White House officials reiterated that the situation did not involve classified information and expressed confidence in Waltz and the national security team. Trump characterized the error as inconsequential, highlighting the successful military action against the Houthis.
#health
Forbes: Should You Get A Measles Vaccine Booster? Here's What To Know.
Measles outbreaks are spreading across the U.S., with 378 confirmed cases in 18 states, primarily in Texas and New Mexico. Experts recommend vaccination, particularly the MMR or MMRV shots, for those unsure of their immunity status.
The CDC advises that most vaccinated individuals do not need boosters, but those vaccinated before 1968 should receive a new dose. The vaccine is considered safe and effective, with 95% of cases occurring in unvaccinated individuals.
#sports
Forbes: Baseball’s Highest-Paid Players 2025
MLB's top earners for the 2025 season will collectively make $576 million, with Juan Soto and Shohei Ohtani leading the pack as the first players to surpass $100 million in a single season. Soto will earn approximately $126.9 million, while Ohtani is projected to make $102 million.
Soto's massive 15-year, $765 million deal with the Mets includes significant bonuses, while Ohtani's earnings are bolstered by lucrative off-field endorsements, despite a lower on-field salary. The increase in earnings reflects a 25% rise from the previous year, indicating the growing financial landscape of Major League Baseball.