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8 Mar 2025
#politics
Fox News: Agriculture secretary cancels $600K grant for study on menstrual cycles in transgender men
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has canceled a $600,000 grant intended for a study on menstrual cycles in transgender men, according to Secretary Brooke Rollins. The grant, awarded to Southern University Agricultural & Mechanical College, aimed to address concerns about menstruation and explore natural fibers for hygiene products.
Rollins announced the cancellation on social media, highlighting it as part of a broader effort to reduce federal spending on similar grants. The study was initially set to continue until April 2027.
#society
Times Of Israel: Adidas sells last Kanye West shoes, donates some proceeds to charity
Adidas has sold its remaining Yeezy sneaker inventory, concluding its partnership with rapper Ye, which ended due to his antisemitic remarks in 2022. The sales generated approximately 1.3 billion euros, with 500 million euros in profit. A portion of the proceeds, over 250 million euros, is directed to charities combating discrimination.
The Adidas Foundation, established in 2023, received 200 million euros for initiatives against discrimination, including a grant for peace education in Israel. Other beneficiaries include the Anti-Defamation League and organizations addressing racism and antisemitism. Adidas aims to move forward from the controversy.
#religion
GB News: GB News Daily Reflections - Saturday 8th March
Vicar Chris Tufnell from Oughtibridge Parish Church reflects on religion's tendency to be seen as virtue-signalling. He cites Jesus' criticism of this behavior, particularly in the context of fasting during Lent, emphasizing that good deeds should stem from love for God rather than a desire for approval.
Tufnell argues that virtue signalling arises from insecurity and detracts from genuine faith practices.