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#politics
Fox News: Meet Sandra Whitehouse, whose husband's votes funneled millions into NGO that pays her
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse faces an ethics complaint over potential conflicts of interest linked to his support for federal funding benefiting a nonprofit climate group that pays his wife's consulting firm. His wife, Sandra Whitehouse, has a background in ocean policy and has worked with the organization since 2008.
The Ocean Conservancy has received over $14 million in federal grants since 2008, with significant funding approved in 2024 that Whitehouse voted for. His spokesperson dismissed the complaint as politically motivated, asserting that previous similar accusations were found to be baseless.
Front Page Magazine: “The World Seemed to Want More Tim Walz" Claims Ex-Racist Leader
Democrats face challenges as Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz emerges as a potential solution, despite his state grappling with a $6 billion deficit. Critics question his effectiveness, citing his failure to win key debates and his lack of public recognition.
Walz's past misstatements and scrutiny from the national media raise concerns about his credibility. The call for more visibility for Walz seems unfounded, as many remain unaware of who he is, leaving doubts about his ability to lead the party forward.
#economy
Le Monde: Growing hostility to Elon Musk's cuts in the Republican camp
The U.S. unemployment rate has risen to 4.1% with 203,000 additional job losses, as only 151,000 jobs were created in February. Federal job cuts under Elon Musk have led to a significant reduction in federal employment, while state and local governments added jobs.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warns of a "detox period" as the economy adjusts from public to private spending. Layoff announcements in February reached 63,583 within the federal civil service and related subcontractors, raising concerns about future job security.
#culture
Fox News: Gene Hackman was abandoned by dad, kicked out of acting school before finding Hollywood success
Gene Hackman, a legendary actor, passed away from heart disease and Alzheimer's complications shortly after his wife. Raised in Illinois, his father's abandonment at 13 shaped his pursuit of acting, which he viewed as a means to express deeper emotions and connect with human behavior.
Despite early rejections and struggles in Hollywood, Hackman achieved success with iconic roles in films like "The French Connection" and "Unforgiven," earning two Oscars. He retired from acting in 2004, expressing a desire to be remembered as a decent actor who portrayed characters honestly.
Fox News: 'Stranger Things' star Millie Bobby Brown shares real name as she admits changing it for 's---s and giggles'
Millie Bobby Brown revealed her real name is Millie Bonnie Brown during a conversation with Chris Pratt. She explained that she changed her middle name for her stage persona, and it is rumored to be a tribute to her father, Robert Brown.
Brown, who gained fame as Eleven in "Stranger Things," recently addressed criticism about her appearance, stating that she refuses to apologize for growing up. She is now married to Jake Bongiovi, son of rock star Jon Bon Jovi, and shared insights on their early marriage decision.
#history
Fox News: Ancient structure used for cult 'rituals' discovered by archaeologists
Archaeologists in Northern Denmark have discovered a Neolithic Timber Circle, a ritual site consisting of 45 wooden posts, during an excavation led by the Vesthimmerlands Museum. The structure, measuring 100 feet in diameter, offers insights into the rituals and social structures of the Stone Age and early Bronze Age.
While the exact purpose of the Timber Circle remains unclear, it is thought to have been used for various ceremonial activities, similar to the historical site of Stonehenge in England. Public tours of the site are available through the Vesthimmerlands Museum.
#crime
Fox News: Bryan Kohberger case: FBI’s DNA tactics didn’t violate law, but they raise another public safety concern
Genetic genealogists, like CeCe Moore of Parabon NanoLabs, emphasize the ethical responsibility of their field to maintain public trust while solving violent crimes. The FBI's use of investigative genetic genealogy (IGG) in the University of Idaho student murders case raised privacy concerns, as they accessed databases meant to exclude law enforcement.
Despite the controversy, Moore noted that public support for IGG remains strong, with many wanting it to be used to apprehend violent offenders. Critics worry that unauthorized database access could deter public participation in genetic testing, which is crucial for solving crimes.
Fox News: ‘Golden State Killer’ prosecutor enlists special K-9 to sniff out cybercrimes in new digital strategy
The Tulare County District Attorney's Office in California has introduced an electronic detection K-9 named Tor to combat rising cybercrimes. Tor, a 2-year-old black labrador, is trained to detect a specific chemical used in electronic devices, aiding in the investigation of offenses like child pornography and fraud.
District Attorney Tim Ward emphasized the importance of Tor in assisting law enforcement with hidden evidence in complex cases. The initiative reflects a growing need for specialized tools in the evolving landscape of crime, particularly as fraud and cyber offenses become more prevalent.