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#politics
Breitbart: Report: Brazil Mulls Seizing Eduardo Bolsonaro's Passport After Speech Blasting Judge De Moraes in USA
Brazil's Supreme Federal Tribunal Minister Alexandre de Moraes has asked the Attorney General to consider seizing Congressman Eduardo Bolsonaro's passport for alleged "crimes against sovereignty." This follows accusations from leftist lawmakers that Eduardo conspired with U.S. officials against Brazil's judiciary.
Eduardo Bolsonaro criticized De Moraes, claiming the request reflects a broader pattern of persecution and censorship in Brazil. Former President Jair Bolsonaro suggested the move aims to hinder his son's political ambitions. This situation echoes previous actions against the former president, including a travel ban related to coup allegations.
Breitbart: WATCH: Reps. Maxine Waters, Rashida Tlaib Harass HUD Employees over DOGE
Reps. Maxine Waters and Rashida Tlaib confronted HUD employees at the agency's headquarters, demanding a meeting with Sec. Scott Turner regarding federal housing programs. Despite being offered alternatives, they attempted to force entry and expressed frustration at not being allowed to deliver their letter.
Following the confrontation, the congresswomen and other Democrats rallied outside, criticizing the Department of Government Efficiency. HUD responded, highlighting its efforts to use taxpayer dollars effectively and questioning the integrity of the protesting representatives.
Breitbart: GSA to Save $9.6M Annually After DOGE Slashes Unused Tech Licenses
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has eliminated over 100,000 unused software licenses, saving $9.6 million annually. This action follows a review by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which found significant discrepancies between the number of licenses and employees.
Rep. Claudia Tenney has proposed legislation to create state-level DOGE commissions, aiming to curb waste at the state level, particularly in states that receive substantial federal funding. Tenney criticized the misuse of funds on initiatives that do not align with the priorities of most Americans.
Le Monde: 'France's conversion to wartime finances is a reality, but it is taking place without any consensus'
Marine Le Pen's recent comments at the Paris Agricultural Show signal a lack of national unity in France regarding the Ukraine situation, contrasting with the outrage from other political leaders over U.S. actions. She downplayed tensions, viewing them as a potential step toward peace.
The ongoing war in Ukraine has significantly influenced French politics, impacting Emmanuel Macron's presidency and leading to discontent over his pension reforms. This discontent has bolstered Le Pen's party, resulting in a shift in political power and instability in the government.
#society
GB News: GB News launches second news channel dedicated to live events - More choice than ever
GB News has launched GBN2, a second channel focused on live event coverage, available on YouTube. The channel aims to provide viewers with extended live footage of major events, including parliamentary debates and international press conferences.
Since its launch, GBN2 has attracted significant viewership, with notable streams drawing tens of thousands of viewers. The channel is part of GB News's ongoing expansion, which recently earned accolades for being the fastest-growing news website in both the UK and the US.
GB News: Britons to see fines for 'busybody offences' SURGE £400 as Home Office vows to crackdown on car idling and noisy dogs
Britons will face a five-fold increase in fines for "busybody offences," including car idling and messy gardens, as part of the new Crime & Policing Bill. On-the-spot fines for Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPOs) and Community Protection Notices (CPNs) will rise to £500.
Critics, including the Manifesto Club, argue this change represents poor law-making and unfairly punishes innocent citizens. They highlight that the enforcement is often carried out by private companies incentivized to issue more penalties, leading to a broad interpretation of punishable offences.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Vance: EU leaders say different things about Zelensky behind closed doors
JD Vance criticized European leaders for their dual approach to the Ukraine conflict, publicly supporting Zelensky while privately urging him to negotiate with Russia. He emphasized the need for a realistic peace deal, suggesting Trump's plan as a more viable solution than foreign troop deployments.
Vance expressed concern over the prolonged war's impact on all parties involved, advocating for a shift in European rhetoric towards encouraging negotiations.
Breitbart: McCaskill: Trump-Zelensky Skirmish a 'Heartbreaking' 'Clown Show'
Claire McCaskill criticized the recent Oval Office meeting involving President Trump, Vice President Vance, and Ukrainian President Zelensky, labeling it a "clown show." She expressed concern over the perceived erosion of American diplomatic values and reliability as an ally.
McCaskill highlighted the public nature of the meeting and the inappropriate questions posed, indicating a troubling shift in how diplomacy is conducted. She emphasized the importance of maintaining America's values and reliability in international relations.