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29 Mar 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Van Hollen: Trump Using 'Secret Police' Operations like 'Authoritarian Regimes'
Senator Chris Van Hollen criticized the actions of ICE agents, equating them to "secret police" tactics used by authoritarian regimes. He expressed concern over the detention of Tufts University student Rumeysa Ozturk, claiming her removal violated her First Amendment rights and lacked legal justification.
Van Hollen emphasized that the government's actions seem to target individuals based on their pro-Palestinian speech, which he argues is protected under the First Amendment. He condemned such practices as unacceptable in a democratic society.
Breitbart: CNN’s Honig: AG Bondi Has 'Failed Miserably' on Exercising Independence
CNN's Elie Honig criticized Attorney General Pam Bondi for prematurely declaring that sensitive information from a Signal chat among national security officials was not classified. He argued that her statement lacked an investigation and mirrored the narrative favored by Donald Trump.
Honig expressed disappointment, stating that Bondi's actions reflect a failure to exercise the independence expected of her role as the nation's top law enforcement officer.
Fox News: NY Times editorial declares Democratic Party in denial about 2024 election loss, says it moved ‘too far left’
The New York Times Editorial Board asserts that the Democratic Party is in denial about its losses in the 2024 elections, criticizing party leaders for failing to acknowledge the need for significant policy changes. The board highlights low approval ratings and a reliance on convenient explanations for their defeat.
It warns that the party's failure to address its issues could hinder its ability to compete effectively, emphasizing the importance of a healthy Democratic Party for the political landscape. The editorial suggests that Democrats need to reflect honestly, recognize missteps, and propose new ideas to regain voter trust.
#society
Human Events: Just Stop Oil to stop ‘direct action’ disruptions after more than 3,300 arrests, 180 imprisonments
Just Stop Oil has announced a shift from disruptive protests to legal battles after the UK government accepted its climate demands, including a ban on new oil and gas licenses. The group claims to have kept over 4.4 billion barrels of oil underground and will hold a final protest in April 2025.
The organization plans to focus on exposing perceived corruption in the legal system and advocating for political prisoners, while criticizing the government's inaction on climate change. Just Stop Oil emphasizes the need for a revolutionary approach to address the climate crisis.
Breitbart: DoE to Investigate Maine Schools for Hiding Students’ ‘Gender Identity'
The Trump Administration's Department of Education has initiated an investigation into the Maine Department of Education for allegedly enabling schools to socially transition minors and conceal their gender identity from parents, potentially violating the Family Education Rights Privacy Act (FERPA). Education Secretary Linda McMahon emphasized that parents have the right to access their children's education records.
This investigation is part of a broader effort to address a backlog of FERPA complaints and comes after a similar inquiry in California. It follows findings that many school districts across the U.S. have policies allowing personnel to keep students' transgender status hidden from their parents.
#culture
Breitbart: Disney's Kermit the Frog Invited as Commencement Speaker at University of Maryland
Kermit the Frog will be the commencement speaker for the University of Maryland's class of 2025. The beloved puppet, created by Jim Henson, is recognized as an environmental advocate and international superstar. UMD President Darryll Pines expressed excitement for Kermit's participation.
Kermit, who has a rich history with the university, stated he is eager to inspire graduates. Henson, a UMD alumnus, passed away in 1990, and his legacy continues through Kermit and the Muppets, now under Disney.
Le Monde: Raphaël Barontini, painter and couturier of colonial history, finds fluidity in digital collages
Raphaël Barontini has gained notable recognition in the art world, with exhibitions at prestigious venues including the Pantheon in Paris and the Palais de Tokyo. His work often explores themes from the history of the French West Indies, focusing on the slave trade and resistance.
His current exhibition, "Somewhere in the Night, the People Dance," draws inspiration from Aimé Césaire's play and incorporates references to Henri Christophe, a key figure in Haiti's history. Barontini's artistic contributions reflect a deep engagement with cultural and historical narratives.
#health
Forbes: Who Is Dr. Peter Marks? The FDA’s Top Vaccine Official Quit Over RFK Jr.’s ‘Misinformation And Lies.’
Dr. Peter Marks resigned as the FDA's vaccine chief, citing a hostile environment under Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Marks criticized Kennedy for promoting misinformation about vaccines and expressed concern over the impact on public health.
Marks is the third high-ranking FDA official to resign this year, following concerns about the agency's direction and leadership. His departure raises questions about the future of vaccine policy and public trust in health authorities.
#education
Breitbart: Columbia Prof. McWhorter: Academic Wokeness Is Candy for Dinner Approach
John McWhorter, a Columbia University professor, criticized the prevalence of "wokeness" in academia, particularly within the humanities. He likened the focus on battling power to children wanting candy for dinner, suggesting it limits broader educational pursuits.
He noted that while Columbia has taken steps to address antisemitism, the underlying issue is a general problem with wokeness in universities. McWhorter emphasized that academic discussions have shifted away from traditional subjects to a singular focus on social justice, which he believes is detrimental.
#science
GB News: WATCH LIVE: Rare partial Solar Eclipse takes over skies across the world
Sky-gazers in the UK can observe a partial solar eclipse on Saturday, March 29, from 9:56 AM to 12:14 PM. The peak visibility in London will occur around 11:03 AM.
#technology
Le Monde: In the Bahamas and Turks and Caicos Islands, Starship rockets create new pollution
Debris from SpaceX's Starship rocket was seen across the northern Caribbean on January 16, following its disintegration eight minutes after launch from Texas. Witnesses reported loud bangs and colorful streaks in the sky, causing alarm among residents and disrupting air traffic.
A second incident occurred on March 6, with another Starship rocket experiencing a similar failure. SpaceX acknowledged the issue and stated it would conduct a thorough investigation in coordination with the FAA.