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#politics
Fox News: Stranded astronaut says he believes Musk’s claims that Biden refused to conduct rescue mission
Astronaut Barry "Butch" Wilmore confirmed that Elon Musk's statements about President Biden declining to rescue him and fellow astronaut Suni Williams are factual, though he lacks details on the discussions. Both astronauts have been stranded at the ISS since June 2024 due to technical issues with their spacecraft.
SpaceX is preparing a rescue mission to retrieve them. Former President Trump criticized Biden's handling of the situation, promising to bring the astronauts home. Wilmore expressed trust in Musk's claims but acknowledged the lack of information on the rescue process.
CNSNews: Trump Orders Agencies to Seek Financial Restitution for Frivolous Lawsuits
President Trump has issued a memorandum addressing the burden of frivolous lawsuits on taxpayers, emphasizing that these suits often serve ulterior motives and waste government resources. He calls for accountability, directing agencies to require financial security from those filing meritless suits.
This directive aims to mitigate the costs incurred by taxpayers and ensure that the Department of Justice can focus on public safety rather than defending against baseless claims. Agencies are instructed to apply Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 65(c) to hold litigants responsible for damages from improperly granted injunctions.
Forbes: Trump Offers South African Farmers ‘Rapid Pathway’ For US Citizenship After Suspending Aid
President Trump announced a “rapid pathway” to U.S. citizenship for South African farmers seeking safety, following an executive order halting federal aid to South Africa. This move comes amid criticism of South Africa's Expropriation Act, which Trump and Elon Musk claim discriminates against white farmers.
The South African government has disputed Trump's claims, asserting that the Expropriation Act aims to address historical land ownership disparities. South Africa is also pursuing a new trade deal with the U.S. to mitigate tensions.
#society
Breitbart: California LGBTQ Caucus ‘Sickened’ by Newsom's Turn on Trans Athletes
California's LGBTQ Caucus has expressed outrage over Governor Gavin Newsom's comments regarding transgender males competing in female sports, labeling them as "deeply unfair." Assemblymember Chris Ward stated that the remarks were surprising and confusing, despite Newsom's history of supporting LGBTQ+ rights.
Newsom, in a recent podcast, acknowledged the fairness issue while also emphasizing the mental health struggles faced by transgender individuals. LGBTQ+ activists have criticized him for appearing to waver in his commitment to their rights, urging him to reaffirm his support for the community.
GB News: 'Laughable!' Patrick Christys reveals police did 'nothing' when he received death threat
GB News host Patrick Christys criticized police for ignoring a direct death threat against him while investigating a racially-charged threat. He noted that authorities acted only when his race was mentioned, highlighting a disparity in their response to threats.
Additionally, journalist Allison Pearson expressed anger over the dropping of her case after police deemed their investigation reasonable. She plans to appeal the decision, which stemmed from her social media post regarding the Hamas-Israel conflict.
Fox News: Trump cuts more than $400 million in grants to Columbia over antisemitism concerns, more to potentially come
The Trump administration has announced the rescission of over $400 million in federal grants to Columbia University due to concerns about rising antisemitism on campus. This decision follows a comprehensive review of more than $5 billion in federal funding to the university amid ongoing investigations into potential violations of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.
The review comes in response to anti-Israel protests and incidents of harassment against Jewish students. Education Secretary Linda McMahon emphasized that institutions receiving federal funds must protect all students from discrimination, raising questions about Columbia's ability to comply with these obligations. Columbia has pledged to work with federal agencies to restore funding.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu confidant ‘lashed out’ at US envoy over direct talks with Hamas — official
Israeli Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer criticized US hostage envoy Adam Boehler over a meeting with Hamas officials regarding the release of American hostages. Dermer expressed frustration that Boehler discussed potential prisoner exchanges without Prime Minister Netanyahu's approval, leading to diminished trust between the US and Israel.
The US has been pursuing negotiations with Hamas to secure the release of hostages, including Edan Alexander, while Israel opposes direct talks without preconditions. Former President Trump has emphasized the importance of these negotiations, asserting they are aimed at benefiting Israel and ensuring the release of hostages.
#economy
Human Events: South African politician defends land expropriation from whites, says they ‘can seek refuge in America’
Julius Malema, leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters, criticized the US for cutting aid to South Africa, linking it to the country's stance on Israel and land expropriation policies. He dismissed claims of a white genocide and framed the aid cuts as a result of US imperialism.
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi warned of potential job losses due to the aid cuts, acknowledging South Africa's economic vulnerability. Despite Malema's defiance, the loss of US support could exacerbate issues in the country's healthcare system.
#military
The Telegraph: Weapons are not evil
Pension firms Aviva and Royal London are criticized for restricting investments in defense companies based on environmental, social, and governance criteria. The piece argues that such policies could undermine historical defense efforts that have allowed these companies to exist today.
The author questions the morality of avoiding investments in defense, especially in light of current conflicts like the war in Ukraine, suggesting that such decisions could leave nations vulnerable. The argument posits that manufacturing weapons for defense can be a moral necessity.
#health
Forbes: CDC Plans Large Study On Long-Debunked Connection Between Vaccines And Autism, Report Says
The CDC plans to investigate potential links between vaccines and autism, a controversial topic championed by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Sources indicate the study is in early stages, but it's unclear if Kennedy is directly involved.
Despite numerous studies disproving a connection between vaccines and autism, Kennedy has been a prominent figure in promoting this conspiracy for over 20 years. The CDC maintains that current research shows no association.
Human Events: Pope Francis sounds breathless, weak as voice is heard on audio first time since illness onset
Pope Francis, hospitalized in Rome for bronchitis and pneumonia, addressed the public for the first time in three weeks via a recorded message. He expressed gratitude for prayers but sounded weak, highlighting concerns over his health given his age and medical history.
His condition remains serious but stable, with the Vatican providing updates. Despite challenges, the pope is undergoing physical therapy and managing some official duties from his hospital room.
#crime
Fox News: Masked home invader 'shot' after 'pistol-whipping' OnlyFans star, demanding cryptocurrency
Internet personality Kaitlyn Siragusa, known as Amouranth, was the victim of a violent home invasion in Houston. Armed men broke into her home, demanding access to her cryptocurrency accounts. During the incident, Siragusa was assaulted, but her husband intervened, firing at the intruders.
Siragusa live-posted the ordeal on social media, explaining that she felt it was safer to tweet than to call for help. The suspects fled after one was shot, leaving behind a trail of blood. Siragusa was hospitalized for non-life-threatening injuries.