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7 Mar 2025
#politics
The Federalist: The Battle Against Weaponized Justice Heats Up
Americans' trust in federal law enforcement and the judicial system has plummeted, with only 35% expressing confidence in the courts, according to a recent Gallup poll. Critics argue that the Biden administration's handling of legal matters, particularly regarding former President Trump, has contributed to this decline.
The House Judiciary Subcommittee is advocating for reforms to address perceived abuses of power by state and local prosecutors targeting Trump. Proposed legislation aims to protect federal officials from politically motivated prosecutions, while Democrats criticize these efforts as undermining the rule of law.
#society
The Federalist: Making English Our National Language Is One Step Toward Unity
Donald Trump has signed an executive order declaring English the official language of the United States, ending a 249-year absence of such a designation. The order rescinds a previous requirement for language assistance to non-English speakers, allowing agencies to provide help at their discretion.
This move aims to promote unity and assimilation among immigrants, as a common language fosters communication and understanding. The order is presented as a necessary step to strengthen the nation’s melting pot by encouraging newcomers to engage with American traditions and society.
GB News: EasyJet passengers watch in horror as families brawl over The Karate Kid movie mid-flight
An EasyJet flight from Lanzarote to London Gatwick was diverted to Porto after a physical altercation broke out between two families over a five-year-old boy watching "The Karate Kid" on an iPad. The incident escalated to allegations of racial abuse and physical assault, prompting police intervention upon landing.
The boy's mother claims her son was watching the film at a low volume and expressed distress over the confrontation. EasyJet has since banned all involved from future flights and emphasized its commitment to passenger safety and regulations against disruptive behavior.
#health
The Federalist: How A Broken Medicaid System Kills Vulnerable Patients
A recent investigation in Missouri highlights severe shortcomings in the care of individuals with developmental disabilities under Medicaid. Between 2017 and 2023, numerous deaths occurred due to negligence, including cases where individuals were left unsupervised, leading to tragic outcomes.
The report suggests that the expansion of Medicaid to able-bodied adults has diverted attention and resources away from the care of vulnerable populations. Advocates argue that reform is needed to prioritize the well-being of those with disabilities rather than perpetuating a system that has proven harmful.
#education
Forbes: Forbes 2025 College Financial Grades: How We Calculate GPAs
Forbes has assessed the financial health of 868 private colleges, revealing that 51 earned an A+, while 381 received a C or lower. Key metrics include endowment assets per student, primary reserve ratio, and core operating margin, which indicate long-term viability and operational soundness.
Colleges with large endowments tend to perform better financially, while those reliant on tuition face greater risks. The analysis highlights disparities in financial management, with some institutions excelling in grant aid and instruction spending, while others struggle to maintain fiscal stability.
#technology
The Western Journal: FAA Grounds Air Traffic After SpaceX Explosion Off US Coast
The FAA grounded air traffic at four Florida airports after a SpaceX Starship rocket exploded during launch. Flights into Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach, and Orlando were halted for about 50 minutes due to debris concerns.
SpaceX reported a "rapid unscheduled disassembly" of the rocket, marking the second incident of this nature. The company will conduct a thorough investigation and implement corrective actions for future tests. No significant environmental impact is expected from the debris.