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7 Mar 2025
#politics
Fox News: 'I'm excited': Liberal Hollywood star rallies around new national landmark with support from both parties
Lynda Carter, famous for her role as "Wonder Woman," attended a bipartisan event on Capitol Hill to promote the establishment of the Smithsonian American Women's History Museum. Lawmakers from both parties showed support, with Rep. Nicole Malliotakis leading a bill to secure a location for the museum.
Carter emphasized the importance of recognizing women's contributions to American history, while lawmakers expressed confidence in the project's progress. The event highlighted a rare moment of collaboration in a divided political climate, with both parties committed to moving the initiative forward.
Le Monde: Trump cuts $400 million in grants and contracts from Columbia University over anti-Semitism claims
The Trump administration announced it will cut $400 million in federal grants to Columbia University, citing the school's failure to address harassment of Jewish students amid ongoing anti-Israel protests. This decision marks the first round of funding cuts, with more expected.
Education Secretary Linda McMahon emphasized that universities must comply with federal anti-discrimination laws to receive funding, criticizing Columbia for neglecting Jewish students' safety. The university has yet to respond to the funding cut announcement.
Fox News: Trump Organization, Eric Trump sue Capital One for 'unjustifiable' 2021 debanking based on 'woke' beliefs
The Trump Organization has filed a lawsuit against Capital One for terminating over 300 bank accounts linked to the company and Trump family members in 2021, claiming the decision was politically motivated. Eric Trump stated that the bank's actions caused significant financial harm and reflected a broader trend of corporate "weaponization" against conservative views.
The lawsuit alleges that Capital One did not provide prior notice or alternatives before closing the accounts, which held millions of dollars. Eric Trump emphasized the importance of holding corporations accountable for their actions and indicated that other banks may face similar legal challenges in the future.
Fox News: Court orders South Korean President Yoon freed from jail for martial law trial
A South Korean court has ordered the release of impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol from jail, allowing him to face trial for rebellion charges without detention. Yoon was arrested over a controversial martial law decree that led to political upheaval and his impeachment by the opposition-controlled parliament.
The Constitutional Court is expected to rule soon on Yoon's impeachment, which could either remove him from office or reinstate him. His actions have sparked significant public protests and heightened political polarization in South Korea.
#society
Fox News: Hospitals warned they must protect children from chemical and surgical mutilation: HHS agency memo
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) issued a memo to U.S. hospitals emphasizing the dangers of surgical and chemical interventions for children with gender dysphoria. The memo aligns with President Trump's executive orders and highlights the need for evidence-based medical practices to protect children from irreversible harm.
CMS plans to adjust its policies to reflect growing evidence against gender-transition treatments for minors, citing studies from various countries. The memo notes a significant increase in surgeries and treatments among minors, raising concerns over the validity of research supporting these interventions.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Fox News' Trey Yingst honored at First Amendment Awards, stresses importance of 'unflinching' journalism
Trey Yingst, Fox News chief foreign correspondent, received the RTDNA Foundation’s 2025 First Amendment Award for his commitment to fearless journalism. At the ceremony held at the Watergate Hotel, he highlighted the vital role of journalists in an era of misinformation and threats to press freedom.
Yingst has reported from conflict zones worldwide, including Ukraine and Israel, and emphasized the importance of giving a voice to the voiceless. The RTDNA Foundation praised his ability to humanize global conflicts and his advocacy for journalist safety and mental health.
Forbes: Trump Threatens Sanctions And Tariffs On Russia To End War—But Says Moscow May Be ‘Easier’ To Deal With Than Ukraine
President Trump is contemplating imposing significant sanctions and tariffs on Russia to encourage a ceasefire in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. He expressed difficulty in negotiating with Ukraine, suggesting that dealing with Russia might be easier, despite acknowledging Russia's aggressive military actions against Ukraine.
This comes amid a backdrop of strained U.S.-Ukraine relations, highlighted by a recent confrontation between Trump and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy. Trump has paused military aid and is considering revoking temporary legal status for Ukrainians in the U.S. as part of his strategy.
Times Of Israel: Katz calls new Syria president an al-Qaeda terrorist amid crackdown on Alawite rebels
Israel's Defense Minister Israel Katz criticized Syria's interim president Ahmed al-Sharaa, labeling him an al-Qaeda terrorist amid escalating violence against the Alawite community. Over 185 people have reportedly died in recent clashes as Syrian security forces combat an insurgency linked to ousted leader Bashar al-Assad.
The situation has raised concerns about the new government's stability, with calls for international protection for affected regions. Both Saudi Arabia and Turkey expressed support for the Syrian government, while Russia urged an end to the violence.
The Telegraph: Give vain Trump the Nobel he craves now: only then will we learn his true intentions
Donald Trump seeks the Nobel Peace Prize, feeling overshadowed by past laureates like Obama. He believes he has not started any wars and aims to pressure Ukraine into a deal with Russia, despite his unconventional methods that prioritize his own views over traditional diplomacy.
Trump's approach raises concerns about his understanding of peace and the implications for U.S. allies. His past relationships with Putin and his unique strategy suggest a complex vision for international relations that remains unclear, leaving NATO allies uncertain about their role in the ongoing conflict.
#economy
Breitbart: DOGE Savings: Poll Finds Majority Support $5,000 Stimulus Checks
A recent Economist/YouGov survey reveals that 57% of Americans support $5,000 stimulus checks for federal income tax payers, with 14% opposed and 18% unsure. Support spans across 67% of Republicans, 57% of independents, and 48% of Democrats.
The proposal, linked to Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency, suggests funding through savings identified by DOGE. The survey, conducted from February 23-25, 2025, included 1,604 adults and has a margin of error of +/- 3.4%.
#culture
Breitbart: Nolte: Disney Scraps UK ‘Snow White’ Premiere to Avoid Negative Publicity
Disney has canceled the London premiere of its live-action Snow White remake, anticipating backlash against star Rachel Zegler. The film, plagued by controversy and expensive reshoots, is set to release on March 21, with a limited media schedule to control press interactions.
Zegler's comments about the original film and its characters have drawn criticism, further complicating the movie's public image. With a budget nearing $400 million, projections indicate a disappointing $53 million opening domestically.
Breitbart: Elton John, Brandi Carlile Release 'Anthem for Young Gay Kids'
Elton John and Brandi Carlile have released a new song titled “Swing for the Fences,” described as an anthem for young gay kids. The song encourages youth to embrace their identities and pursue their dreams, with Carlile emphasizing the importance of a positive message for the LGBTQ+ community.
The track is part of their upcoming album, “Who Believes in Angels?,” set to release on April 4. John and Carlile faced creative challenges during the recording process, but ultimately found joy in the collaboration.
#health
GB News: NHS in turmoil as two top leaders RESIGN while billions wasted on ‘bloated’ bureaucracy
The NHS is experiencing leadership upheaval as Professor Sir Stephen Powis, the National Medical Director, announced his resignation, following the departure of NHS England Chief Executive Amanda Pritchard. This comes amid scrutiny of NHS England's bureaucracy and calls for tighter government control from Health Secretary Wes Streeting.
Critics argue that increased ministerial oversight could undermine healthcare autonomy, while supporters claim it is necessary to streamline operations and improve patient care. The NHS faces a £13 billion gap if productivity targets are not met, prompting demands for efficiency savings.
Fox News: Farmers in 6 states told to stop using certain animal feed as FDA announces recall
ADM Animal Nutrition is recalling 33 lots of pelleted animal feed due to elevated copper levels and deficient zinc levels, which could harm cattle. No illnesses have been reported, but customers should stop using the affected products and may request a replacement or refund.
The recall affects products sold between January 16 and February 27 in several states, including Illinois and Ohio. Chronic toxicity from these nutrient imbalances can lead to various health issues in cattle.
#education
Forbes: Forbes College Financial Grades 2025: America’s Strongest And Weakest Schools
America's private colleges face financial turmoil as enrollment declines loom and federal funding cuts are proposed. The Trump administration's potential dismantling of the Department of Education and tax on college endowments could exacerbate the situation for struggling institutions.
While some colleges maintain strong financial health, nearly half are in precarious positions, relying heavily on tuition revenue. A study predicts that significant enrollment drops could lead to the closure of many schools, further threatening the landscape of higher education.
#crime
Breitbart: MMA Fighter Langston Sykes Shot Dead After Allegedly Breaking into Home
MMA fighter Langston Sykes, ranked 12,981, was shot and killed during an alleged home invasion in Lake City, Florida. Multiple adults and children were present in the home, and one adult had an active injunction against Sykes.
Police are investigating the incident, which may involve self-defense. Lake City Police Chief Gerald Butler expressed condolences and urged anyone with information to come forward.
The Western Journal: Bondi Hammered After Announcing More Redactions to Epstein Docs
Attorney General Pam Bondi announced the arrival of thousands of pages of previously withheld evidence related to Jeffrey Epstein, but her plans for public release include new redactions, raising public outrage. Critics question the necessity of redacting names of victims and potential national security implications.
The announcement has led to skepticism about the existence of the evidence and the integrity of Bondi's office, as no significant documents have been released since the claim. The situation has intensified calls for transparency regarding Epstein's connections and the handling of his case.