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#politics
Fox News: Elon Musk tapped to help lead investigation into Signal chat leak: White House
Elon Musk is leading an investigation into a Signal chat leak involving top national security officials and Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg, according to White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt. The Trump administration faces criticism after Goldberg reported being added to a chat that allegedly discussed sensitive military operations.
Leavitt defended the administration, claiming no classified material was shared and labeling the Atlantic's reporting as a "hoax." National security advisor Mike Waltz took responsibility for the error, asserting that the chat did not contain "war plans." The Atlantic maintains it reported on significant military details that could have endangered personnel.
Breitbart: L.A. Council Furious: Only 4 Building Permits, While Hagerty Paid $10 Million
Los Angeles City Council members expressed frustration over the slow issuance of building permits following the Palisades Fire, with only four permits granted in 75 days despite a $10 million contract with Hagerty Consulting for recovery assistance. Councilmembers criticized the lack of progress and questioned the need for external consultants when city departments could manage recovery efforts.
The scrutiny surrounding the Hagerty contract intensified during the council meeting, as members highlighted concerns over the effectiveness of the consulting firm and the opaque nature of the contract process. Mayor Karen Bass defended the firm's credentials, emphasizing their experience in disaster recovery.
#society
The Telegraph: Armed Palestinian gangs call for ‘march of anger’ to oust Hamas from Gaza
Armed gangs in Gaza have initiated protests against Hamas, calling for a popular uprising after years of oppression. Influential family clans in southern Gaza urged Palestinians to revolt, leading to significant gatherings across various locations, demanding an end to Hamas's rule and the ongoing conflict with Israel.
The protests mark a rare challenge to Hamas's authority, which has historically suppressed dissent. The demonstrations come as Israel resumes attacks on Gaza, targeting Hamas leadership. The involvement of ordinary civilians highlights a growing discontent with the terror group's governance.
Breitbart: Lawsuit Claims LADWP Power Line Sparked Second Blaze in Palisades Fire
A lawsuit claims the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) is responsible for part of the damage from the Palisades Fire, alleging a downed power line sparked a second blaze. The suit contends LADWP misled the public about the line's status during the fire.
The Palisades Fire, the worst in Los Angeles history, resulted in significant destruction and loss of life. Investigations are ongoing, including one by the ATF, while LADWP faces scrutiny for its reservoir levels amid the disaster.
Fox News: Wayfair Dining Sale: get up to 50% off dining tables, chairs and outdoor dining sets
Wayfair is currently hosting a Dining Sale with discounts of up to 50% on indoor dining tables and chairs, and 40% off outdoor dining sets. Options range from small two-person sets to larger tables suitable for family gatherings, with various styles available.
Highlighted deals include an extendable dining table for $719.99 (49% off), a solid wood dining table for $519.99 (46% off), and a 7-piece outdoor dining set for $1,713 (26% off). The sale features a variety of dining chairs and sets, catering to diverse tastes and needs.
#military
Forbes: 4 American Soldiers Killed In Lithuania, Top NATO Official Says
Four U.S. soldiers have died during a training exercise in Lithuania, according to NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. Details surrounding the incident remain unclear, with reports indicating it was a training accident.
The situation is still developing, and further updates are expected.
#culture
Breitbart: Creed’s Scott Stapp Praises Kahn’s Faith Inspired 'Fingerprints': 'I Feel the Divine in This Song'
Scott Stapp of Creed praised Jon Kahn's new single "Fingerprints," calling it divinely inspired. Kahn expressed gratitude for Stapp's support, recalling their long history since Stapp helped launch Kahn's career over 20 years ago.
Kahn's "Fingerprints" follows his previous hit "Fighter," and comes after personal losses, including losing his home in a fire. Stapp and Creed plan to resume touring in summer 2025.
#history
Fox News: Ancient religious relics recovered after church robberies now on display in new exhibit
The Byzantine Museum in Nicosia, Cyprus, has launched an exhibit featuring early Christian relics that were looted and trafficked after the Turkish invasion in 1974. Many artifacts, including mosaics and icons, were stolen from churches, with over 20,000 icons reported missing.
Museum director Ioannis Eliades emphasizes the importance of these relics for understanding Cyprus's history and the scale of destruction. The exhibit aims to educate the younger generation about the significance of preserving cultural heritage.
#health
Fox News: Kansas announces measles outbreak with 10 cases reported
Kansas has reported 10 cases of measles, primarily among unvaccinated children, as part of a broader outbreak affecting nearly 20 states. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment warns that more cases are likely due to the virus's high contagion rate.
Healthcare providers are advised to monitor for symptoms and isolate infected individuals. The CDC reported a total of 378 measles cases nationwide, with a significant outbreak in West Texas. Vaccination is recommended to prevent further spread.
#crime
GB News: Charles Bronson shocks pubgoers as prisoner 'joins karaoke night' and dedicates song to 'old mate Ronnie Kray'
Charles Bronson, Britain's longest-serving inmate, entertained pubgoers via video link from HMP Woodhill, singing Frank Sinatra's "My Way" during a karaoke night. The event was organized by Julie Shaw, his ghostwriter, and drew applause from the audience.
Bronson, who has spent over 50 years in prison for violent offenses, recently had his parole application denied. Despite his history, former Hull Prison deputy governor Adrian Wallace now supports his release, suggesting he no longer poses a significant risk to the public.