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#politics
Breitbart: Report: Monmouth University Polling Institute to Close
Monmouth University is reportedly set to close its polling institute due to financial losses and concerns over the accuracy of its polls, which administrators believe could tarnish the university's reputation. The institute, led by Patrick Murray, was recognized as a top pollster in the U.S.
The decision follows a recent trend, as ABC News also plans to shut down its 538 poll site, which has been criticized for its reliability. Monmouth's polling institute had been a significant player in both New Jersey and national elections.
Breitbart: Trump, Musk Respond to South Africa; Blast Racial Discrimination
Donald Trump and Elon Musk criticized South Africa's racial laws and its ties with Iran, following a senior ANC member's meeting with the Iranian ambassador. The ANC insists on maintaining relations with Iran despite U.S. sanctions, while some South African officials defend Trump's aid cuts.
Trump has invited South African farmers facing land confiscation to relocate to the U.S. with a fast-track citizenship process. Musk highlighted the challenges of launching Starlink in South Africa due to local ownership laws. Concerns grow over South Africa's relations with the U.S. impacting its economy.
#society
GB News: Cyclone Alfred: Australian army truck crashes as 36 injured during storm deployment
At least 36 Australian military personnel were injured in a truck collision while assisting storm victims in New South Wales. The troops were deployed in response to ex-tropical cyclone Alfred, which has caused severe weather and flooding in the region. Some injuries are serious.
Emergency services, including helicopters, responded to the crash, and the injured were taken to multiple hospitals. The Australian Prime Minister emphasized the focus on the welfare of the injured and their families as the storm continues to pose risks of flooding.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: The ‘alpha-male animal’ rearming Europe – who Putin wants dead
Armin Papperger, CEO of German defense firm Rheinmetall, plays a crucial role in supplying weapons to Europe and Ukraine amid ongoing conflicts. His prominence has drawn the ire of Vladimir Putin, who reportedly labeled Papperger a target for assassination by Russian intelligence.
American intelligence reportedly intercepted a Russian plot against Papperger, alerting German authorities to the serious threat. This situation underscores the risks faced by key figures in the defense sector as geopolitical tensions escalate.
Human Events: Ukraine meets with UK officials, prepares for peace talks in Saudi Arabia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky held diplomatic talks in Kyiv with UK representatives to discuss peace efforts in the ongoing war with Russia. He emphasized Ukraine's commitment to achieving a just and lasting peace and announced a forthcoming meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Additionally, Zelensky noted that he would not attend high-level talks with US negotiators amid increased pressure from former President Trump regarding peace negotiations. Despite challenges, Zelensky continues to secure international support, including a $2.8 billion loan from the UK.
#education
Breitbart: Dershowitz: 'Barnard Is Not a Real School', It's a Bunch of 'Fake' Programs that Should Lose Funds
Harvard Law Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz criticized Barnard College, calling it a "fake university" that promotes radical programs and anti-American sentiments. He argued that the institution fosters antisemitism and advocates for war against the U.S. and Israel, rather than teaching critical thinking.
Dershowitz urged for funding cuts to such programs, claiming they do not provide academic education but rather serve as platforms for advocacy and radical ideologies. He expressed support for the Trump administration's efforts to address these issues.