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#politics
Breitbart: NASA Astronauts Stranded in Space Support Elon Musk's Claim that Joe Biden Blocked Rescue Mission
NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, stranded on the International Space Station for over eight months, addressed the political controversy surrounding their return. Wilmore supported Elon Musk's claim that the Biden administration blocked a SpaceX rescue mission for political reasons, stating it is "absolutely factual."
The astronauts, initially scheduled for an eight-day mission, have adapted to their extended stay and expressed readiness for unforeseen circumstances. Wilmore acknowledged the political nature of their situation but emphasized their training prepared them for such challenges.
CNSNews: House Dems Disrupt Censure of Dem Who Disrupted Trump’s Address to Congress, Rep. Al Green
House Democrats disrupted the censure of Rep. Al Green for interrupting President Trump's address, singing "We Shall Overcome" during the proceedings. Speaker Mike Johnson called for a recess amid the chaos, as tensions rose between parties.
Rep. Andy Ogles announced plans to punish the protesting Democrats by drafting resolutions to remove them from their committees, criticizing their behavior as childish.
Fox News: DJ Daniel's father calls out MSNBC's Maddow for comments on 13-year old son: 'Shut her mouth'
The father of 13-year-old Devarjaye "DJ" Daniel, who was honored by President Trump during a speech, criticized MSNBC's Rachel Maddow for her negative comments about the event. Theodis Daniel expressed that Maddow should refrain from speaking ill, emphasizing her lack of military service.
Maddow and Nicolle Wallace labeled Trump's recognition of DJ as a "disgusting" political stunt. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt condemned Wallace for involving the young cancer survivor in political commentary.
#society
GB News: Meghan Markle records messages for Archie and Lilibet when they are separated
Meghan Markle shared her parenting strategy while traveling, recording bedtime stories for her children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, to maintain a connection during her absences. She emphasized the importance of showing up for loved ones, reflecting her broader philosophy on relationships.
In an interview, Meghan also discussed her marriage with Prince Harry, noting their shift towards individual projects while maintaining a strong personal bond. She expressed gratitude for their relationship and described Harry as an amazing father and supportive partner.
Human Events: UK police unit under fire for restricting public information on surveillance and crime
A British policing unit, the National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC), is under fire for advising local forces to withhold public information on sensitive issues like surveillance technology and drug circulation. Critics, including Big Brother Watch, accuse the NPCC's central referral unit of acting as an authoritarian censor.
The CRU claims it operates within legal guidelines and justifies its recommendations by citing national security risks. Investigations reveal that the CRU intervened in numerous Freedom of Information requests, leading to retractions by police forces. The NPCC defends its actions, asserting that media concerns do not influence its recommendations.
Fox News: Newsom calls biological men in women's sports 'deeply unfair' in podcast with conservative activist
California Governor Gavin Newsom and conservative activist Charlie Kirk found common ground on the issue of transgender athletes in women's sports, with Newsom acknowledging that it is "deeply unfair." During their discussion on Newsom's podcast, Kirk pressed for a stance against biological men competing in female sports, to which Newsom responded that fairness is a significant concern.
Newsom also expressed the need for compassion towards vulnerable communities, recognizing the mental health challenges faced by transgender individuals. Despite the ongoing protections for transgender athletes in California, he admitted that the Democratic Party struggles with this issue and should address it with both fairness and decency.
Breitbart: NPS Scrubs Some Web Pages About Transgenders, LGBTQ History
The U.S. National Park Service has removed several web pages related to transgender activists and LGBTQ history, including those dedicated to Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera, key figures in the Stonewall Uprising. While some content remains, inconsistencies in the availability of information have raised concerns.
The deletions follow a broader trend of censorship, as some LGBTQ-related terms and resources have been altered or removed from the NPS website. This comes after an executive order from President Trump aimed at addressing what he termed "gender ideology extremism."
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: African Nation of Lesotho Invites Trump to Visit After He Jokes 'Nobody Has Heard of' It
Lesotho's Foreign Affairs Minister Lejone Mpotjoane expressed shock and embarrassment over President Trump's remarks about the country during a congressional address. He extended an invitation for Trump to visit, emphasizing Lesotho's significance and lamenting the loss of U.S. funding for programs.
Mpotjoane plans to officially protest Trump's comments and highlighted the ongoing relationship between the U.S. and Lesotho, which has received significant aid over the years. He also noted Lesotho's growing ties with China, particularly through the Belt and Road Initiative.
The Telegraph: US may not defend Nato allies who do not meet Trump spending targets
The US may alter its commitment to NATO allies that do not meet the defense spending target of 2% of GDP, as proposed by President Trump. This shift could mean the US would not defend countries that fall short of this benchmark in the event of an attack.
Trump has criticized NATO members for their spending disparities, asserting that the US shoulders an unfair burden, contributing approximately 3.4% of its GDP to defense.
#economy
Forbes: Elon Musk Is Officially $122 Billion Poorer Than His Peak—As Tesla Stock Erases Most All Of Its Election Rally
Elon Musk's net worth dropped by $9.2 billion to $342.5 billion as Tesla shares fell 6% amid market turmoil linked to President Trump's tariffs on Canada, China, and Mexico. This marks a $121.5 billion decline from his peak of $464 billion in December.
Tesla's stock price is now 47% below its record high, reflecting investor concerns about the impact of tariffs on the company's profitability, especially given its reliance on global parts. Despite the downturn, Musk remains the world's richest person, significantly ahead of others.
The Western Journal: Whitmer’s $900K Bet on Green Energy Goes South as Manufacturer She Paid Picks Up and Moves to Red State
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer faces criticism after electric vehicle battery maker Akasol announced its relocation to South Carolina, despite receiving nearly $1 million in state subsidies. The move will result in the closure of two plants and the layoff of 188 workers.
Critics argue that the push for electric vehicles has not met consumer expectations and carries significant environmental costs, including the mining of materials required for battery production. The situation highlights concerns over government mandates pushing for a transition to electric vehicles.
Fox News: Youngkin walks political tightrope, balancing support for DOGE workforce cuts with mega-job fair
Virginia hosted a virtual hiring event showcasing over 10,000 job openings, as Governor Glenn Youngkin promotes the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) agenda. Youngkin emphasized Virginia's supportive business environment and resources for those transitioning careers.
Despite support for DOGE, Youngkin faces criticism from some quarters, including Democratic leaders, who argue he is not adequately addressing the concerns of federal workers affected by job cuts. The state continues its efforts to recruit workers amid a competitive job market.
#crime
Fox News: Gene Hackman death investigation timeline: Detectives working 'backwards' to determine how couple died
Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, were found dead in their Santa Fe home on February 26. Authorities are conducting a criminal investigation, as their deaths are considered suspicious. No external trauma was found, and autopsy and toxicology results are pending.
Investigators are piecing together a timeline of events, with the last recorded activity from Hackman's pacemaker on February 17. Tests ruled out carbon monoxide poisoning, and a search of the home revealed various medications and personal items. The case remains open as officials seek to determine the circumstances surrounding their deaths.
#sports
Human Events: Inventor of five-toed climbing shoe Robert Fliri dies in 1,000-foot fall during Italian mountain climbing trip
Robert Fliri, a 48-year-old mountaineer and inventor of the five-toed climbing shoe, died after falling nearly 1,000 feet while descending the Punta d'Oberettes ice wall in Italy. His companions witnessed the accident and called for help, but he was later pronounced dead after rescue teams located his body.
Fliri was known for creating FiveFingers shoes, designed to mimic barefoot walking, which gained popularity after being recognized as one of Time magazine's best inventions in 2007. His passion for climbing and design left a lasting impact on outdoor footwear.
#technology
Breitbart: No More Web Links: Google Rolls Out Search Tool that Only Provides AI Answers
Google is testing a new AI-powered search tool called "AI Mode," which generates conversational responses to user queries instead of traditional web links. Currently available to Google One AI Premium subscribers, it uses the Gemini 2.0 agent to provide context-aware answers and facilitate follow-up questions.
While Google promotes this feature as a way to enhance the search experience, concerns have arisen over "zero-click searches" that may reduce traffic to external sites. Additionally, critics have noted instances of inaccurate AI-generated information, raising questions about the reliability of such tools.