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#politics
Le Monde: French companies shocked by letter from US embassy in Paris demanding they respect Trump's anti-diversity policy
A letter from the US embassy in Paris, signed by Stanislas Parmentier, instructed French companies to comply with Trump's Executive Order 14173, which bans positive discrimination for diversity and gender parity. This directive applies to all US government suppliers, igniting controversy in France.
The letter's implications raised concerns among French companies about its scope, questioning whether it affects only embassy suppliers or broader State Department contractors. The requirement to certify non-compliance with DEI programs has sparked significant discussion among senior management in affected firms.
Liberty Nation News: Trimming the Fat: RFK Jr. Announces Job Cuts at HHS - Liberty Nation News
The Trump administration is restructuring the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), cutting 20,000 jobs to streamline operations and reduce government waste. This move aims to save taxpayers approximately $1.8 billion without affecting Medicare or Medicaid services.
In addition to HHS, other government agencies are also reducing their workforces significantly, with USAID facing a near-total workforce elimination. The overall reductions across various agencies are projected to save substantial amounts, with claims of $130 billion in taxpayer savings.
Liberty Nation News: America Agrees: Trump Is on the Right Track - Liberty Nation News
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries questioned the Democratic mandate in response to President Trump's request for Rep. Elise Stefanik to remain in her House seat. Despite negative approval ratings often highlighted in the media, Trump's support appears to be growing among key demographics, suggesting a shift in voter sentiment.
Recent polling indicates Trump is gaining approval among various groups, including men, younger voters, and minority communities, with significant increases in support from non-Hispanic Black and Hispanic adults. Overall, optimism about the country's direction is at its highest in years, presenting a challenge for the Democratic Party.
Fox News: BROADCAST BIAS: NPR, PBS bosses defend outlandish spin, ABC, NBC, CBS have a crazy reaction
The House DOGE subcommittee held a hearing to question NPR and PBS about perceived bias and accountability in their reporting. NPR CEO Katherine Maher acknowledged past mistakes regarding the Hunter Biden laptop story and expressed regret over previous anti-Trump comments.
Despite the significance of the hearing, major networks ABC, CBS, and NBC provided no coverage, focusing instead on other political issues. Republican lawmakers highlighted the lack of Republican representation in NPR's newsroom and criticized the networks for their selective reporting on political matters.
#society
Fox News: Hurricane Helene survivor endorses Trump admin's plan to nix FEMA after storm devastated Southeast
Hurricane Helene survivor Mona Roper is advocating for the elimination of FEMA, citing inadequate support for those affected by the storm in western North Carolina. She expressed frustration over the slow flow of disaster relief funds and criticized the agency for not meeting the urgent needs of the community.
Roper highlighted the challenges faced by residents, including significant infrastructure damage, and emphasized the need for a more effective disaster relief system. Her remarks follow DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's plans to reshape disaster relief efforts.
GB News: 'Just not good enough!' Couple locked in bitter privacy row with office next door - whose staff can see INTO their home
A retired couple in Clerkenwell, London, is in a privacy dispute with an office building across the street. Richard and Breda Gascoigne, both disabled, claim their right to privacy is violated as office workers can see directly into their home.
Despite their pleas, the landlords have refused to install privacy measures, suggesting the couple should take care of it themselves. The Gascoignes argue that this is inadequate, especially given Breda's health needs for natural light. They continue to seek a resolution with the support of their local MP.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: In Greenland, JD Vance attacks Denmark but rules out military option
Vice President JD Vance visited the American military base in Pituffik, Greenland, on March 28, 2025, following a prior engagement in Europe. During his visit, he criticized Denmark's control over Greenland while asserting that the U.S. would not seize it by force.
Vance's trip comes amid domestic controversies and appears to be a strategic move to address U.S. interests in Greenland, particularly as local sentiment is largely against U.S. presence.
#culture
Fox News: Best BBQ spots in the American South: Chefs reveal the secrets
A recent Southern Living survey highlighted the top barbecue spots across the Southern states, gathering over 10,000 responses. Notable mentions include Big Bob Gibson Bar-B-Q in Alabama, known for its unique white sauce, and Southern Soul Barbecue in Georgia, famous for its Brunswick stew.
Other standout locations include Arthur Bryant's in Missouri, recognized for its rich history and signature burnt ends, and Franklin Barbecue in Texas, celebrated for its tender brisket. Each restaurant showcases distinct regional flavors and traditions, contributing to the diverse barbecue culture in the South.
#crime
The Telegraph: Bulgarian at heart of Britain’s biggest benefit fraud could be back home with children within months
Galina Nikolova, a Bulgarian woman sentenced to eight years for her involvement in a £50 million benefit fraud scheme in the UK, may be deported and reunited with her children within months. She became eligible for deportation just five months after her sentencing due to government guidelines.
Her potential release is influenced by time served on remand and the early removal scheme for foreign nationals. Nikolova could be free by the summer of 2025.