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#politics

Fox News: DOGE says seven grants for trans animal testing canceled, audits expanded: 'Shady expenditures happening'
DOGE says seven grants for trans animal testing canceled, audits expanded: 'Shady expenditures happening'
The Trump administration's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has canceled several grants for transgender animal studies, including significant funding for hormone treatment experiments. This move aligns with a broader effort to reduce wasteful government spending amid concerns over taxpayer funds.

DOGE, led by Elon Musk, is also expanding a pilot program to audit federal agencies for unused credit cards, resulting in the deactivation of 146,000 cards. The agency aims to enhance accountability and transparency in federal spending.


Front Page Magazine: An Ex-Jihadist Working for the Government is Smearing Trump
An Ex-Jihadist Working for the Government is Smearing Trump
Masood Farivar, a senior analyst at the Voice of America (VOA), has a controversial past as a former Jihadist who fought alongside groups linked to the Taliban and Al Qaeda. His transition from a Jihadist in Afghanistan to a government media role in the U.S. raises concerns about the integrity of VOA's reporting, particularly its coverage of President Trump.

Farivar's articles often reflect a narrative that aligns with Islamist perspectives and critiques of U.S. policies, suggesting a bias that contradicts the VOA's mission. His history and the VOA's failure to maintain a firewall between its reporting and political agendas highlight the need for urgent reform within the agency.


The Western Journal: Democratic Congressman Dies 2 Months After Being Sworn Into Office
Democratic Congressman Dies 2 Months After Being Sworn Into Office
Democratic Congressman Sylvester Turner of Texas passed away at 70, just two months after being sworn into office. A former mayor of Houston and state legislator, Turner had a long history of public service, previously representing the same district as his late predecessor.

His sudden death has prompted condolences from various political figures, including House Speaker Mike Johnson and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, who praised his dedication to the community. Houston will honor his memory by lowering flags to half-staff.


The Mirror: Moment JD Vance issues chilling three-word 'threat' before Trump address
Moment JD Vance issues chilling three-word 'threat' before Trump address
Vice President JD Vance reportedly made a threatening remark about a "full reckoning" just before Donald Trump's address to Congress, according to a lip-reading expert. Vance, once critical of Trump, has become a strong supporter and was overheard discussing the upcoming speech with House Speaker Mike Johnson.

The comments came after Vance's tense interaction with Ukraine's President Zelensky. Trump's speech drew mixed reactions, with supporters cheering and Democrats criticizing his policies and collaboration with billionaire Elon Musk. Oregon Senator Jeff Merkley condemned Trump's approach as reckless.


Forbes: Here’s How Trump’s Executive Orders Align With Project 2025—As He Touts Agenda In Speech To Congress
Here’s How Trump’s Executive Orders Align With Project 2025—As He Touts Agenda In Speech To Congress
President Trump highlighted his administration's swift actions during his first month in office, emphasizing a series of executive orders that align with the conservative policy framework of Project 2025. This includes efforts to dismantle diversity initiatives, tighten immigration enforcement, and cut federal spending.

Despite Trump’s disavowal of direct involvement with Project 2025, many of his policies reflect its recommendations, such as reducing the federal workforce and restricting public funding for certain programs. Trump's address to Congress underscored his commitment to these initiatives, which he claims aim to restore American freedoms and reduce government overreach.


Fox News: 'The View' host scolds Democrats for not walking out of Trump speech
'The View' host scolds Democrats for not walking out of Trump speech
Sunny Hostin criticized Democratic lawmakers for not walking out in solidarity with Rep. Al Green after he was removed for disrupting President Trump's address. She emphasized the need for urgency and a change in approach, stating that Democrats should not adhere to traditional rules against a party that disregards them.

Co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin acknowledged Rep. Elissa Slotkin's effective rebuttal but deemed the protests on the House floor as unhelpful and poorly advised. The antics, including waving signs and paddles, received mockery from media figures, highlighting a disconnect in Democratic strategies.


Fox News: Republican, independent voters react positively to Trump declaring US ‘woke no longer’
Republican, independent voters react positively to Trump declaring US ‘woke no longer’
A Fox News Digital focus group revealed mixed reactions to President Trump's speech on wokeness and gender identity. Republican and independent voters responded positively to his declaration that the U.S. will be "woke no longer" and his assertion of only two genders, while Democrats remained largely negative or neutral.

The dial tests indicated a stark divide: Republicans and independents celebrated Trump's comments, while Democrats expressed disapproval. Observers noted that Democrats showed little engagement, contrasting with the enthusiastic responses from the other groups.


Fox News: 'Couldn't clap for a 13-year-old boy': GOP slam 'childish' Dem silence on supporting cancer survivor
'Couldn't clap for a 13-year-old boy': GOP slam 'childish' Dem silence on supporting cancer survivor
During a recent address to Congress, President Trump honored 13-year-old brain cancer survivor DJ Daniel by designating him an honorary Secret Service member. Republican lawmakers criticized Democrats for not standing to applaud DJ, calling it "childish" and "disgusting," while expressing disappointment in their colleagues' behavior.

Democrats, including some who acknowledged the emotional moment, faced backlash for their lack of support for DJ and other individuals recognized during the speech. Republican senators remarked on the decorum issues, highlighting that they had previously stood for bipartisan gestures during Democratic speeches.


The American Mind: Hitler All the Way Down
Hitler All the Way Down
The discourse surrounding President Trump has increasingly likened him to Adolf Hitler, with figures like Kamala Harris labeling him a fascist. Critics argue that this trivializes the historical realities of National Socialism and undermines civic understanding, as it conflates fascism with any opposition to leftist agendas.

This reductionist view damages historical comprehension and moral judgment, as it fails to recognize the complexities of political ideologies. The article warns against the dangers of such comparisons, emphasizing the need for a nuanced understanding of history and the distinct nature of totalitarian regimes.


Breitbart: Kid Rock to Democrats: 'Maybe Just Shut Up, Sit There and Learn Something'
Kid Rock to Democrats: 'Maybe Just Shut Up, Sit There and Learn Something'
Kid Rock advised Democrats to remain quiet and learn from the current administration during a recent interview. He criticized their past actions and emphasized the need for respect towards the office of the presidency, expressing optimism about the current leadership.

He highlighted a sense of celebration and pride in America, stating that it feels like the country is on the right track again.


#society

Front Page Magazine: Pro-Terror Professors Targeted in Freedom Center's Fall Campus Campaign
Pro-Terror Professors Targeted in Freedom Center's Fall Campus Campaign
American campuses are experiencing a surge in anti-Semitism, with pro-Hamas sentiments gaining traction among students and faculty. The Freedom Center has documented instances where professors have openly supported Hamas and celebrated violence against Israelis, prompting calls for university investigations and disciplinary actions.

The Freedom Center's campaign has reached thousands, generating significant backlash from alumni, some of whom have vowed to withdraw financial support from their universities. Despite the pushback, pro-Hamas sentiments persist, highlighting the ongoing challenge of addressing anti-Semitism on college campuses.


GB News: Neighbour row explodes over 'untrimmed' hedge as homeowners 'scared' to go outside
Neighbour row explodes over 'untrimmed' hedge as homeowners 'scared' to go outside
A prolonged dispute over a hedge in Prestonfield, Edinburgh, has left pensioners Keith and Julie Smith feeling unsafe in their own garden. The couple claims the hedge blocks sunlight and has led to aggressive behavior from their neighbors, prompting police intervention on multiple occasions.

Despite a council ruling to trim the hedge, tensions remain high, with the Smiths alleging that their neighbors have retaliated by placing gardening tools and debris in the gaps left by the trimmed trees. The situation continues to escalate, with both parties feeling harassed and intimidated.


#foreignaffairs

The Mirror: Donald Trump issued brutal warning by Greenland over invasion fears
Donald Trump issued brutal warning by Greenland over invasion fears
Greenland's leaders have issued a stern warning to Donald Trump following his comments about potentially gaining control of the territory. Prime Minister Mute Bourup Egede emphasized that Greenland is not for sale and that its future will be determined by its people, rejecting any notion of American ownership.

Public sentiment in Greenland largely opposes joining the U.S., with concerns over environmental impacts and loss of autonomy. While some residents express interest in American amenities, the prevailing view remains one of independence from both the U.S. and Denmark.


#religion

CNSNews: Trump: ‘Let Us Prepare Our Souls for the Coming Glory of the Easter Miracle’
Trump: ‘Let Us Prepare Our Souls for the Coming Glory of the Easter Miracle’
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania issued an Ash Wednesday message marking the start of Lent. They emphasized the significance of the season, urging followers to engage in prayer, fasting, and almsgiving to deepen their faith in preparation for Easter.

The message highlights the importance of the ashes worn on foreheads as a reminder of mortality and the need for Christ’s mercy. They extend wishes for a prayerful Lenten season and invoke blessings for the nation.


#health

Fox News: Trump NIH appointee defends president's research funding cuts, lays out new vision for future
Trump NIH appointee defends president's research funding cuts, lays out new vision for future
Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, nominated by President Trump to lead the NIH, defended a proposed 15% cap on indirect research costs during his confirmation hearing. He emphasized the need for transparency in funding, while also advocating for a focus on research that directly benefits health outcomes for all Americans.

Bhattacharya addressed concerns from Democratic senators regarding minority health research, asserting that he prioritizes impactful research over ideological considerations. He plans to reform the NIH's portfolio to emphasize significant health advancements while adhering to Trump's policies, including the ban on using aborted fetal tissue in research.


#education

Front Page Magazine: College Goes After Patriotic Student Group
College Goes After Patriotic Student Group
Davidson College has reprimanded its Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) chapter for distributing a pamphlet countering pro-Hamas narratives about Israel. The administration labeled the distribution as "harassment" and claimed it violated the school's Code of Responsibility, reflecting a broader trend of suppressing dissenting ideas on campus.

The incident highlights concerns over academic freedom and the fear of opposing viewpoints within educational institutions. Critics argue that Davidson's actions exemplify a culture of intolerance towards free speech and informed debate.