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#politics
The Federalist: Judge Fails To Recuse Himself In Trump Spending Freeze Case
Judge John McConnell of Rhode Island faces criticism for not recusing himself from a case involving a Trump Administration spending freeze, given his long-term ties to Crossroads Rhode Island, a nonprofit that receives significant federal funding. Critics argue this presents a clear conflict of interest.
The case, initiated by a coalition of states challenging the constitutionality of the funding freeze, has raised concerns about judicial impartiality. McConnell's ruling to unfreeze funds has sparked allegations of bias, as his nonprofit stands to benefit from continued federal financial support.
The Western Journal: Constitutional Amendment Bill Would Allow Trump a Third Term
Rep. Andy Ogles has introduced a resolution to repeal the Twenty-Second Amendment, allowing Donald Trump to run for a third term in 2028. While the proposal lacks immediate ratification prospects, it raises important discussions about term limits and voter choice.
Despite the challenges, including the need for approval from 38 states and Trump's potential disinterest in a third run, the resolution could gain traction if Republicans succeed in upcoming elections. The effort highlights the debate over presidential term limits versus those for Congress.
Fox News: Conservative justices 'stunned' by Supreme Court's USAID decision, lambaste majority in scathing dissent
Four conservative Supreme Court justices criticized the majority's decision to allow a lower court to dictate the timeline for nearly $2 billion in foreign aid payments owed by the Trump administration. Justice Alito described the lower court's order as "too extreme" and an act of "judicial hubris."
The Supreme Court's 5-4 ruling remands the case back to the D.C. federal court for further consideration. The justices acknowledged concerns about nonpayment for completed projects but argued the timeline imposed by the lower court was unfeasible.
#society
Forbes: Victoria’s Secret Tweaks DEI Language To ‘Inclusion And Belonging’: Here Are All The Companies Rolling Back DEI Programs
Victoria’s Secret is rebranding its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) team to “inclusion and belonging,” dropping specific goals for promoting Black employees. This move aligns with a broader trend among companies reassessing their DEI commitments amid political pressures.
Several corporations, including Goldman Sachs, Paramount, and Bank of America, are rolling back or eliminating DEI initiatives, citing legal developments and changing political landscapes. In contrast, companies like Costco and Delta Airlines reaffirm their commitment to DEI, emphasizing its importance to business success.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US sanctions Houthi leaders, a day after reinstating terrorist designation
The Trump administration has sanctioned seven Houthi leaders and an individual linked to sending Yemeni civilians to fight for Russia in Ukraine. This follows the re-designation of the Houthis as a foreign terrorist organization, citing their involvement in arms smuggling and attacks on shipping in the Red Sea.
The sanctions aim to hold the Houthis accountable for their destabilizing actions, including missile attacks on Israel and threats to regional security. The U.S. is also offering rewards for information to disrupt Houthi financing.
Le Monde: Ukraine plans new talks with US after intelligence sharing ends
Ukraine plans new talks with the U.S. after Washington paused intelligence sharing amid concerns over military aid. President Zelensky seeks security guarantees and is open to negotiations with Russia, contingent on a unified stance with Western allies.
The Kremlin reacted positively to Zelensky's outreach to Trump, but doubts remain about direct negotiations. European leaders, including German Chancellor Scholz, support Zelensky's calls for a truce and emphasize the importance of U.S. leadership in the peace process.
GB News: European nations must 'step up and spend more on our own defence', Griffith claims
Shadow Business Secretary Andrew Griffith cautioned that the UK could face significant challenges if the United States were to step back from its leadership role in NATO. He highlighted the vital importance of the transatlantic alliance for the UK's security and global standing.
Fox News: Trump reading Zelenskyy letter met with support from GOP, independent voters
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed readiness to sign a minerals deal with the U.S. in a letter to President Trump, which garnered strong support among Republican and independent voters in a Fox News Digital focus group. Trump highlighted the letter during his speech, emphasizing Ukraine's desire for peace.
The proposed agreement would allow the U.S. access to Ukraine's natural resources, with a significant portion of revenues designated to repay military aid. Trump's remarks about peace negotiations with Russia were met with enthusiasm from his supporters, while Democrats remained largely neutral.
#economy
Le Monde: Trump grants US automakers one-month exemption from tariffs on Mexico and Canada
President Trump has announced a one-month exemption from new 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico for U.S. automakers, following discussions with major auto executives. He encouraged these companies to shift production to the U.S. from their neighboring countries.
However, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has indicated that Canada will not lift its retaliatory tariffs unless all tariffs on Canada are removed. Ongoing communications between the two countries are expected as they navigate this trade dispute.