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1 Apr 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Poll: Trump-Endorsed Brad Schimel Neck and Neck with 'Radical Left Liberal' Susan Crawford in Wisconsin Supreme Court Race
Dane County Circuit Judge Susan Crawford and Waukesha County Circuit Court Judge Brad Schimel are in a tight race for the Wisconsin Supreme Court, with Crawford at 50.8% and Schimel at 49.2% according to a recent poll. Early voters favor Crawford, while Election Day voters lean towards Schimel.
Schimel, endorsed by Trump, argues that Crawford represents a liberal agenda that threatens the state's laws. He claims that since the liberals gained control of the Supreme Court, they have been pursuing a political agenda detrimental to Wisconsin.
#society
Breitbart: Harvard President Admits Trump Right About Antisemitism on Campus
Harvard University President Alan Garber acknowledged the presence of antisemitism on campus, admitting to experiencing it firsthand. His comments came in response to the Trump administration's review of nearly $9 billion in federal grants and contracts to the university due to concerns over antisemitic harassment.
Garber emphasized the need for urgent action to combat antisemitism, stating that more must be done to retain federal funding. The Trump administration's task force aims to address antisemitic harassment in educational institutions, with investigations planned at multiple campuses.
Breitbart: Trump Administration Probes Harvard Antisemitism: $9 Billion in Federal Funds at Risk
The Trump administration has initiated a probe into Harvard University over rising antisemitism on campus, jeopardizing nearly $9 billion in federal grants. The investigation, involving three federal departments, aims to review compliance with civil rights regulations amid concerns about the university's handling of anti-Jewish sentiments.
Former Harvard president Claudine Gay's inability to assure Congress of action against antisemitic rhetoric has drawn criticism, leading to her resignation. The university, alongside Columbia, is under scrutiny from a federal task force addressing antisemitism in higher education.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Macron calls for 'gesture of mercy and humanity' from Algerian leader for jailed writer
French President Emmanuel Macron urged Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune to show compassion for jailed writer Boualem Sansal, citing his poor health. Sansal received a five-year sentence for remarks deemed damaging to Algeria's integrity, further straining Franco-Algerian relations.
Macron and Tebboune discussed improving bilateral ties, including restoring migration flows and resuming historical discussions. They expressed a willingness to cooperate on security and agreed to meet in person to continue dialogue.
#economy
Breitbart: Trump Signs Order to Expedite Investments Exceeding $1 Billion into U.S.
President Trump signed an executive order to establish the "United States Investment Accelerator" within the Department of Commerce, aimed at facilitating investments over $1 billion in the U.S. The initiative includes measures to reduce regulatory burdens, expedite permitting, and enhance collaboration across federal and state agencies.
The White House claims this effort will lead to significant investments, projecting a total of $5 trillion, with $3.5 trillion already committed. Trump highlighted that tariffs are driving investments and job creation in various industries, with further announcements expected on his "Liberation Day."
#culture
GB News: Alastair Stewart: ‘Having a GB News studio named after me is a great honour’
Alastair Stewart expressed gratitude for having a GB News studio named after him, calling it a "great honour." He reflected on his time with the network, especially during his battle with dementia, and emphasized the support he received from colleagues.
Stewart, who stepped back from regular presenting due to Alzheimer's, continues to contribute his insights. He reminisced about significant historical events he covered and praised GB News for allowing diverse viewpoints in discussions.