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28 Mar 2025
#politics
The Federalist: Trump's JFK Files Release Is About Restoring Trust In Government
The release of the JFK files was seen as a strategic move by the Trump administration, aimed at fostering government transparency rather than solving the assassination mystery. Despite initial excitement, public interest quickly waned as few engaged deeply with the documents.
Ultimately, the release served as a peace offering to restore trust between the government and the public, reflecting a desire for openness in a political landscape marked by skepticism. Trump's approach contrasts with the previous administration's perceived lack of transparency.
The Federalist: Trump Urges Votes For Conservative WI Supreme Court Candidate
President Trump campaigned for Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel in a tele-town hall, urging supporters to vote against his opponent, Susan Crawford, whom he labeled a "radical left liberal." The election is seen as pivotal for control of the court, with implications for future congressional redistricting.
Crawford has raised significant funds, including support from major Democratic donors, while Schimel aims to mobilize conservative turnout. The contest has garnered national attention, with Trump framing it as a crucial test of his political agenda and the broader political landscape.
#society
The Federalist: America's Librarians Became Militantly Political
In a recent executive order, Trump proposed closing seven federal agencies, including the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Critics like former Labor Secretary Robert Reich argue this move threatens education and culture, claiming it aligns with tyrannical tendencies.
The American Library Association has faced backlash for its perceived left-wing bias, particularly under the leadership of Emily Drabinski, who has openly expressed socialist views. This shift has led to states severing ties with the ALA, citing concerns over political agendas influencing library operations and children's access to literature.
Times Of Israel: 7.7 quake rocks Thailand, Myanmar, toppling buildings and forcing thousands to flee
A 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Thailand and Myanmar, causing significant damage, including the collapse of a high-rise building in Bangkok, resulting in at least three confirmed deaths and many injuries. Hundreds of thousands were evacuated as aftershocks followed.
Emergency responders are searching for survivors, with reports of construction workers trapped under rubble. The quake was felt widely, prompting a disaster declaration in Bangkok and a request for international aid from Myanmar's junta.
GB News: Just Stop Oil spark bitter row as eco-zealots vow to stop protests: 'Infantile cretins!'
Just Stop Oil's announcement to halt protests has ignited debate, with former Scotland Yard Detective Peter Bleksley criticizing the group as "stupid infantile cretins." He argues their decision is a "cynical ploy" to reduce potential jail time for their actions, which he deems harmful to the public.
In contrast, Donnachadh McCarthy, from the Climate Media Coalition, defends the group's tactics as "iconic" and essential for raising awareness about climate issues. Bleksley maintains that Just Stop Oil's disruptive methods have proven them to be "enemies of the people," emphasizing the need for law enforcement to address their actions.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Intense wave of suspected US airstrikes hit Houthi-held cities, airport
US airstrikes targeted Houthi-controlled sites in Yemen, including Sanaa, with reports of at least seven injuries. This new campaign, more extensive than under Biden, shifts focus from launch sites to personnel and urban areas, coinciding with Houthi threats against Israeli shipping.
The strikes come amid heightened tensions, with the Houthis previously targeting over 100 vessels, raising their profile in a decade-long conflict. The US military has not confirmed the strikes, which follow a shift in strategy allowing offensive actions without prior approval.
Le Monde: Paris summit yields no clarity on potential deployment of European troops in Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed disappointment after talks in Paris regarding the potential deployment of European troops in Ukraine, aimed at deterring Russia. French President Emmanuel Macron advocated for this idea but acknowledged the lack of consensus.
The only decision made was to send a French-British military mission to assess Ukraine's needs in the coming weeks, with troops positioned strategically rather than as peacekeepers.