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#politics
Fox News: Education Department offers staff $25K incentive to quit before Monday deadline
The U.S. Department of Education is offering up to $25,000 in voluntary separation incentives to most of its staff, with a deadline for acceptance set for Monday evening. This move precedes significant workforce reductions as the Trump administration aims to potentially abolish the department.
The buyout is available to most employees, excluding those on disability retirement or who have received certain benefits recently. This comes alongside the confirmation of Linda McMahon as Education Secretary, with President Trump advocating for the department's elimination to return educational control to states.
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: Kamala Harris Protégé to Deliver Trump Response
California Rep. Lateefah Simon will deliver the Working Families Party's response to President Trump's upcoming address to Congress, emphasizing the need for government accountability for working people over billionaires.
In other news, Trump criticized Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and a House report highlights the increase in 'de facto amnesty' under Biden. Additionally, anti-Israel protests in New York could lead to jail time for participants waving flags linked to terror groups.
Fox News: Boston's Mayor Wu responds after condolences to attempted stabbing suspect killed by off-duty officer draw ire
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu faced criticism for expressing condolences for a knife-wielding suspect killed by police during an attempted stabbing at a Chick-fil-A. Critics, including Rep. Nancy Mace, accused her of being overly sympathetic to the suspect rather than focusing on the victims.
Wu defended her remarks, stating that it is unfortunate to politicize the incident and emphasized the dangers faced by police officers. She expressed gratitude for their quick response, which she believes prevented further harm. Wu is scheduled to testify before Congress on Boston's sanctuary city policies.
#society
Human Events: British royal family invites Muslims to break Ramadan fast in historic Windsor Castle
Windsor Castle hosted over 360 guests for an Iftar event, marking the second consecutive year the royal residence has held such a gathering. Attendees enjoyed a self-guided tour of the State Apartments before breaking their fast in St George's Hall, a venue typically reserved for state banquets.
The event, organized with the Ramadan Tent Project, aimed to promote community and inclusion among people of all faiths. Royal Collection Trust officials expressed pride in making the castle accessible to diverse communities, emphasizing the significance of celebrating Ramadan in such a historic setting.
GB News: US weather: America warned of ‘critical fire’ risk as storms unleash incendiary winds
The U.S. is facing a heightened wildfire threat as rising temperatures and storms create dangerous winds across southern states. Critical fire risk warnings are in effect for Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Colorado, with severe weather expected midweek.
Meteorologists warn of potential tornadoes, hail, and damaging winds, particularly in the Southeast. Residents are advised to prepare safety plans as severe weather season begins, with gusts reaching up to 90 mph and significant disruptions anticipated at airports.
Forbes: Major Storm Sweeping Across U.S. Marks First Test For Weakened NOAA—Here’s What To Know
The National Weather Service has issued warnings for a major storm system impacting the central U.S., with threats of blizzard conditions, high winds, and flash flooding. This storm marks a significant test for federal forecasters following recent staffing cuts at NOAA.
Critics argue that the layoffs, which reduced NOAA's workforce by about 10%, could jeopardize public safety during severe weather events. Experts warn that diminished forecasting capabilities may lead to increased risks during extreme weather seasons.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: No food, no water, no power: Israel’s ‘hell plan’ to force Hamas to extend hostage deal
Israel plans to implement a "hell plan" on Gaza, potentially cutting off electricity and water, to pressure Hamas into agreeing to a ceasefire extension. This follows Prime Minister Netanyahu's decision to halt humanitarian supplies amid escalating military actions.
The current ceasefire's first phase has ended without a new agreement, and the Israel Defense Forces have intensified strikes. Hamas has rejected Israel's proposed terms for a ceasefire extension, raising concerns from aid agencies about the humanitarian impact.
The Economist: The War Room newsletter: After the White House debacle, what next?
The War Room newsletter highlights the precarious situation for Ukraine following a perceived debacle in the White House. Concerns grow over potential U.S. support diminishing, especially with the looming possibility of Donald Trump resuming power.
As Europe pledges to defend Ukraine, anxiety mounts about America's commitment, with implications for intelligence sharing and military aid. The conflict's future remains uncertain as Ukraine navigates these challenges.
#economy
The Imaginative Conservative: After Weber: Michael Novak & the Theology of Economics
Michael Novak, influenced by classical Catholic theology, made significant contributions to the theology of economics, paralleling the work of Max Weber. His writings, including "The Spirit of Democratic Capitalism," emphasize the relationship between economic and political freedom, critiquing liberation theology and advocating for a model of economic creativity grounded in Christian principles.
Novak argues that genuine economic progress requires a realistic understanding of human nature, the importance of competition, and the necessity of separating spiritual and secular spheres. He posits that charity is essential for a dignified society, asserting that without it, political and economic systems cannot truly serve humanity.