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#politics
Fox News: Top agency staffer trying to block crucial Trump directive once managed DEI team
Republicans are criticizing the GAO's decision to uphold California's gas emissions laws, asserting that General Counsel Edda Emmanuelli Perez's background in diversity and inclusion undermines her credibility. They argue that California's ability to ban gas vehicles without legislative approval lacks democratic legitimacy.
Despite the GAO's ruling that California's EPA waiver is not subject to Congressional Review Act, Republicans, including Rep. Kevin Kiley, plan to pursue a resolution to reverse the ban. They contend that the decision has significant implications for consumer choice and costs.
Breitbart: SCOTUS Rules 7-2 to Uphold ATF's 'Frame or Receiver' Rule
The Supreme Court upheld the Biden-era ATF rule redefining "firearm" to include partially completed frames and gun parts in the case of Garland v. VanDerStok. The ruling was passed with a 7-2 vote, with dissent from Justices Alito and Thomas.
Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar argued that this classification aligns with longstanding government positions on firearms. The decision emphasizes the inclusion of items that can be readily made functional as firearms under federal law.
Fox News: 'Veto Corleone': Youngkin kills left-wing dreams with record-setting bill nixing spree
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin vetoed nearly 160 bills from the Democrat-controlled legislature, drawing comparisons to "The Godfather." His vetoes included legislation on abortion clinic prayer, environmental justice, gun control, and a proposal to raise the minimum wage.
Youngkin stated that the rejected bills would harm Virginia's economy and safety. He emphasized his commitment to legislation that supports job growth and community safety, while noting his high veto count compared to previous governors.
The Western Journal: Watch: Trump Shuts Down 'Very Rude' Kaitlan Collins During Media Briefing
During a recent White House media briefing, President Trump dismissed CNN correspondent Kaitlan Collins after she attempted to ask a question without being called on. This incident highlights the ongoing tension between Trump and the media, particularly with Collins, known for her confrontational questioning style.
Trump's response to Collins was direct, stating, "I didn’t pick you," before moving on to another reporter. This interaction follows a history of similar clashes between the two, reflecting Trump's continued adversarial relationship with certain media outlets.
Fox News: Brazilian ex-President Bolsonaro ordered to stand trial over alleged coup plan
Brazil's Supreme Court has accepted charges against former President Jair Bolsonaro, ordering him to stand trial for allegedly attempting a coup after his 2022 election defeat. Bolsonaro and 33 others are accused of plotting to poison his successor, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, and kill a Supreme Court judge.
The charges include attempting to stage a coup and involvement in an armed criminal organization. Prosecutor-General Paulo Gonet stated that the conspirators sought to keep Bolsonaro in power "at all costs." Conviction on these charges could lead to decades in prison.
Breitbart: Report: California Insurance Commissioner Took Overseas Trips at Taxpayer Expense
California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara has faced scrutiny for his extensive travel at taxpayer expense, with an investigative report revealing at least 46 trips, including 11 international excursions to locations like Bermuda and Paris. Critics highlight his absence from crucial state hearings, raising questions about the business purpose of these trips.
Lara's travel habits coincide with a troubling trend of insurance companies leaving California, attributed to his resistance to allowing rate increases to address future risks. His recent remarks dismissing criticism have further fueled discontent among constituents awaiting assistance after disasters.
Fox News: Former NPR editor says broadcaster should refuse federal funds amid DOGE hearing
Former NPR editor Uri Berliner has called on the organization to reject federal funding, claiming it would regain respect and independence. He criticized NPR's alignment with the Biden administration during COVID-19 and warned that Congress may cut its funding due to perceived bias.
Berliner suggested that NPR should openly embrace its progressive stance rather than conceal it, arguing that doing so would allow for advocacy journalism without government support. He believes this change could help NPR remain relevant in the current political landscape.
The Federalist: Meet The Democrat Judge Stymieing Trump's Military 'Trans' Policy
A federal judge has issued a 14-day temporary restraining order preventing the U.S. military from proceeding with the involuntary separation of two transgender service members. This ruling comes in response to President Trump's executive order aimed at removing trans-identifying troops from the armed forces.
Judge Christine O'Hearn, appointed by President Biden, expressed concerns over the lack of justification from the executive branch for implementing the president's directives. This is the second ruling from a Democrat-appointed judge against Trump's military policy on transgender individuals.
Breitbart: Warner: Gabbard, Ratcliffe 'Lied' Under Oath to Congress
Senator Mark Warner accused Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and CIA Director John Ratcliffe of lying under oath regarding classified information in a Signal group chat about military strikes against the Houthis. He emphasized that the released text messages confirm his belief that they misled the Senate Intelligence Committee.
Warner criticized the administration's handling of sensitive information, citing a previous incident where the names of 200 CIA agents were inadvertently released. He described this as a pattern of incompetence that could endanger lives and compromise national security.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Karoline Leavitt Holds White House Press Briefing
Trump Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt addressed reporters regarding the Democrats' efforts to create controversy over a Signal chat group used by Trump cabinet officials. Both DNI Tulsi Gabbard and CIA Director John Ratcliffe confirmed that no classified information was shared in the group.
Fox News: CIA director blasts Democrat's 'offensive line of questioning' about Hegseth's 'drinking habits'
CIA Director John Ratcliffe criticized Rep. Jimmy Gomez for questioning whether Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth had been drinking before allegedly leaking classified information. Ratcliffe deemed the inquiry offensive and emphasized the importance of focusing on significant global threats instead.
During a House Intelligence Committee hearing, Ratcliffe expressed frustration that discussions centered on personal habits rather than pressing issues like China and Russia. He called for more attention to the intelligence community's work and significant threats to the U.S.
Breitbart: WH, DOD Respond to The Atlantic Publishing Signal Messages: ‘NO WAR PLANS’
The White House dismissed The Atlantic's claims of "attack plans" from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, asserting no classified materials or war plans were shared. National Security Adviser Mike Waltz and Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell emphasized that the messages were routine updates already communicated through official channels.
The Department of Defense mocked The Atlantic for its terminology shift from "war plans" to "attack plans," highlighting the lack of substance in the claims. Officials reiterated that foreign partners were informed about imminent strikes and that the American public recognizes the distraction from President Trump’s national security efforts.
Fox News: NPR chief admits dismissing Hunter Biden laptop story was a mistake
NPR CEO Katherine Maher admitted in congressional testimony that the organization erred by not covering the Hunter Biden laptop story more thoroughly during the 2020 election. She acknowledged the mistake and the need for more aggressive reporting on the issue, which was initially dismissed by many mainstream outlets.
Maher also recognized the legitimacy of the Wuhan lab-leak theory, contrasting NPR's previous stance. Despite these admissions, she maintained that NPR operates as a nonpartisan news organization.
#society
Times Of Israel: 100 Gazans set to move to Indonesia as part of pilot work program — report
A pilot program is set to send 100 Gazans to Indonesia for work, aiming to encourage voluntary migration from the Gaza Strip. This initiative, overseen by Maj. Gen. Ghassan Alian, could lead to thousands relocating permanently, pending Indonesia's approval.
The program arises amid significant destruction in Gaza due to recent conflict, with over two-thirds of structures damaged. While some Israeli officials support using the war as a chance to reshape Gaza's demographics, regional leaders largely oppose this approach, favoring rehabilitation that keeps residents in place.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Trump Pick for Panama Envoy: Chinese Influence Goes Beyond the Canal
Kevin Cabrera, nominated as the next U.S. ambassador to Panama, highlighted China's extensive influence in the country during his confirmation hearing. He noted that China has agreements with all five public universities for Confucius Institutes, which promote Chinese ideology, and has established ties with Panama's state media, SERTV, which does not criticize China.
Cabrera expressed concerns about Chinese technology in Panamanian infrastructure, including security cameras and cranes, questioning cybersecurity and information control. He aims to work with U.S. officials to reduce Chinese influence and promote American investment in Panama.
Le Monde: Estonia's parliament bans local voting for non-Europeans, targeting Russians
Estonian lawmakers voted to ban non-EU residents, including a significant Russian minority, from voting in local elections, citing security concerns stemming from Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine. The amendment, which received widespread support, reflects Estonia's commitment to national sovereignty.
Prime Minister Kristen Michal emphasized that decisions in Estonia should not be influenced by citizens of "aggressor states." The law would allow stateless residents to vote one last time in upcoming elections, while signaling a broader move to sever ties with Russia amid rising tensions.
The Telegraph: Ukraine ceasefire on brink as EU refuses to lift Russia sanctions
The European Union has stated that Russia must fully withdraw from Ukraine before any sanctions on Moscow can be lifted. This statement complicates Donald Trump's plans for a ceasefire deal, which included lifting sanctions in exchange for a partial truce.
The White House indicated that Ukraine might have to cede territory to Russia for a final peace deal, but the EU firmly rejects this notion. A European Commission spokesman emphasized that the end of Russian aggression and complete military withdrawal are essential for reconsidering sanctions.
#economy
Forbes: White House Says Auto Tariffs May Come Today—Here’s What We Know
President Trump may announce new tariffs on auto imports, potentially escalating the U.S. trade war. The White House has not provided details ahead of the announcement scheduled for Wednesday afternoon, but Trump has indicated that these tariffs aim to boost domestic auto production.
Trump believes that implementing these tariffs could stimulate growth in the auto industry and encourage foreign manufacturers to relocate production to the U.S.
GB News: Chancellor has 'failed to deliver' growth and stability to Britain, Shadow Minister claims
Shadow Treasury Minister James Wild has criticized Rachel Reeves for not fulfilling her commitments to economic growth and stability. He expressed concerns over the Chancellor's economic management following nine months of Labour governance.
Forbes: Wall Street Banker Bonuses Surged 31% In 2024—Here’s How Much They Made
Wall Street bankers received an average bonus increase of 31.5% last year, reaching $244,700, contributing to a record bonus pool of $47.5 billion. This surge is attributed to a 90% rise in profits, with total earnings hitting $49.9 billion, the highest since 2021.
Securities employment also grew, reaching 201,500, the highest in 30 years. The bonus increase is expected to generate an additional $600 million in state income tax revenue and $275 million for New York City.
#culture
Fox News: ‘Malcolm in the Middle’ revival will be missing key actor who ditched Hollywood
"Malcolm in the Middle" is returning for a four-episode revival on Disney+, with most of the original cast, including Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston, and Jane Kaczmarek. Erik Per Sullivan, who played Dewey, will not return, with his role recast to Caleb Ellsworth-Clark.
The revival will focus on Malcolm and his daughter as they navigate family chaos during Hal and Lois's 40th wedding anniversary. Muniz expressed excitement about the project, highlighting the potential for new storylines. A release date has yet to be announced.
#health
Fox News: Shampoo recalled for bacteria contamination that could cause infection
Henkel has recalled Tec Italy Totale Shampoo due to potential contamination with the bacteria Klebsiella oxytoca. The recall affects 1,068 units distributed in New York and California, with possible further distribution to other states.
Consumers are advised to stop using the product and return it for a full refund. Although no injuries have been reported, exposure to the bacteria can cause health issues, especially for those with compromised immune systems.
#crime
The Western Journal: Watch: Suspected Tesla Vandal Pays Painful Price Two Separate Times
A Texas man, Demarqeyun Cox, was arrested for vandalizing Teslas with a mini four-wheeler. He attempted to ram a Cybertruck, which has bulletproof doors, resulting in minimal damage and his own ejection from the vehicle.
Cox was charged with felony criminal mischief and failure to identify. Police are investigating additional incidents of Tesla damage that may involve him. He remains in custody at the Bi-State Jail.
Breitbart: Texas Man Says He Vandalized Tesla Due to Road Rage, Not Hatred of Elon Musk
Nicholas Carrion, 34, admitted to vandalizing a Tesla in a Houston Whole Foods parking lot, claiming it was due to road rage rather than political motives. He followed the driver after a near-collision and later scratched the vehicle with a key, leading to felony charges for damage over $2,500.
Despite concerns about politically motivated attacks on Teslas, authorities confirmed Carrion will not face terrorism charges. The Tesla owner was unaware of any prior incident with Carrion and expressed disbelief over the vandalism.
#other
Daily Mirror: 6 bombshells from Rachel Reeves' Spring Statement and how you'll be affected
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