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18 Apr 2025
#politics
Fox News: Pentagon's week of power struggles: leak fallout and shouting matches hit Hegseth's inner circle
Internal conflicts at the Pentagon have surfaced as three top aides to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth were placed on leave amid a leak investigation. The aides, who were not informed of specific accusations, are awaiting the outcome of the inquiry while legal counsel is being sought by at least one.
The aides are political appointees and could face termination if found guilty of leaking sensitive information. Meanwhile, another press aide departed after refusing a subordinate role. Tensions reportedly stem from a vendetta by Hegseth's chief of staff against the aides.
Breitbart: Robert F. Kennedy Assassination Files Released
Tulsi Gabbard announced the release of over 10,000 pages of previously classified documents related to the 1968 assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, following President Trump's orders to declassify records on significant 1960s assassinations. An additional 50,000 pages were also discovered.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. expressed gratitude for the release, emphasizing the importance of transparency in restoring trust in the government. He has long questioned the official narrative surrounding his father's assassination. Trump has also ordered the release of documents related to JFK and Martin Luther King Jr.'s murders.
Le Monde: Behind tariff chaos, the deep roots of the Trump Doctrine
The Trump Doctrine, rooted in a desire for isolationism and a shift in U.S. politics, reflects a deep-seated ideology despite its chaotic execution. As Trump attempts to implement his trade policies, he faces challenges from financial markets and global resistance, revealing inconsistencies in his approach.
As the 2024 election approaches, Trump's strategy has shifted from spectacle to a more serious, aggressive stance, aiming to dismantle the post-Cold War world order. However, his understanding of globalization and trade remains outdated, complicating his efforts.
The Western Journal: Al Sharpton's Threat Works as Target CEO Folds to His Demand
Reverend Al Sharpton and his National Action Network pressured Target CEO Brian Cornell over the company's diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Sharpton's group has called for boycotts against retailers that abandon DEI efforts, claiming a shift in consumer culture influenced by political changes.
Sharpton's tactics include threats of boycotts against companies like Pepsi Co. if they do not clarify their commitment to DEI. The article suggests that corporations should resist Sharpton's bullying, arguing that they could benefit from a backlash against his campaigns rather than succumbing to his demands.
#society
Breitbart: South Africa Publishes Steep Race Quotas for Jobs, Fines for Non-Compliance
South Africa's Department of Labour and Employment has introduced racial quotas for businesses with 50 or more employees, mandating workforce demographics reflect national statistics. Non-compliance could result in fines up to R1.5 million and loss of essential compliance certificates.
Critics, including the National Employers’ Association, argue the quotas are unconstitutional and harmful, labeling them as "social engineering by skin colour." The Trump administration has responded by cutting aid to South Africa, citing concerns over the treatment of white South Africans.
The Western Journal: FCC Chairman Rips Back the Curtain: 'Comcast Outlets Spent Days Misleading the American Public'
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has criticized Comcast-owned media outlets for allegedly misrepresenting the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran migrant recently deported. Carr argues that these outlets portrayed Garcia as a law-abiding citizen while neglecting his ties to the MS-13 gang and the implications for public safety.
Carr's remarks highlight concerns over media distortion and the responsibility of broadcasters to serve the public interest. He warns that misleading narratives undermine trust and could lead to regulatory scrutiny for violating federal obligations. The case reflects broader issues of media bias and the importance of factual reporting.
Breitbart: State Farm Eases Personal Property Payout Burden for L.A. Fire Victims After Talks with Trump's Grenell
State Farm announced it will increase advance payments for personal property claims related to the 2025 wildfires in Los Angeles from 50% to 65% without requiring itemization. This change follows discussions with Ric Grenell, a representative for President Trump in California.
The decision aims to assist approximately 2,500 customers who suffered total losses, although State Farm continues to face criticism for delays in claims processing. California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara has been criticized for his absence during key hearings related to the insurance company.
GB News: Two British tourists confirmed dead after Naples cable car crash
A cable car crash near Naples has resulted in the deaths of four tourists, including a British couple. The UK foreign office is coordinating with local authorities but has not released the victims' identities. One individual sustained severe injuries and was airlifted to a hospital.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iran will never agree to dismantle uranium centrifuges, eliminate stockpile — official
Iran has indicated a willingness to accept limits on its uranium enrichment in negotiations with the U.S., but demands guarantees that future administrations will uphold any nuclear pact. Iran maintains it will not dismantle its centrifuges or halt enrichment entirely.
The U.S. and Iran are set to continue discussions, with both sides expressing a commitment to diplomacy despite significant differences. Iran proposed a three-stage deal to cap enrichment levels in exchange for sanction relief, which the U.S. negotiator acknowledged positively.
#religion
The Western Journal: Watch: White House Staff Brought to Their Feet By Stirring Rendition of 'Amazing Grace' at Easter Service
During a pre-Easter service at the White House, staff members stood to sing "Amazing Grace," led by Pastor Jentezen Franklin. The event included performances from Liberty University students and remarks from President Trump, who emphasized the significance of Jesus' resurrection.
Trump highlighted the essence of the Christian faith, stating that the miracles of Holy Week inspire Americans to strengthen their communities. The service was part of a Holy Week schedule organized by the White House Faith Office.
#culture
GB News: Enjoy 20% off GBN Shop this Easter weekend — save on exclusive products seen on-screen!
This Easter weekend, the GBN Shop offers a 20% discount on exclusive merchandise using a special code, valid until midnight on April 21. The shop features items seen on-air, including mugs and a new "Fearless" collection of apparel and accessories.
Customers can enjoy free UK delivery on orders over £60, and the discount code can be used multiple times. GB News members receive year-round savings, with additional benefits for supporters.
Fox News: ‘Harry Potter’ star, 62, shows off dramatic body transformation in shirtless photos
Ralph Fiennes, at 62, has undergone a significant fitness transformation for his role as Odysseus in the upcoming film "The Return." He showcased his new physique in shirtless photos, receiving praise from fans and humorous comments referencing his role as Voldemort.
Fiennes committed to five months of rigorous training, focusing on weight training, running, and a high-protein diet to achieve a fit yet natural look. The director initially expressed concern about Fiennes' physique appearing too gym-toned for the ancient Greek character.
#health
Forbes: White House Pushes ‘Lab Leak’ Theory On New Covid Website
The COVID.gov website has been updated to focus on the lab leak theory regarding the origins of COVID-19, moving away from previously accessible information on treatment and prevention. The new site cites a report from the Republican-led House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic, which critiques pandemic response measures and questions the effectiveness of vaccines.
The site indicates that preventative measures like mask mandates and lockdowns may have caused more harm than good, while also highlighting perceived failures by health organizations. Despite the changes, the CDC continues to recommend COVID-19 vaccinations.
#crime
Breitbart: Philadelphia: 77-Year-Old Uber Driver Shot Dead in Targeted Attack
A 77-year-old Uber driver, Olatunji W. Bolaji, was fatally shot outside a Philadelphia hookah lounge during an attack aimed at his passenger. The incident occurred around 2 a.m., with surveillance footage capturing the moments leading up to the shooting. Bolaji managed to drive a short distance before crashing into a light pole, where he died.
Uber's policy prohibits both drivers and passengers from carrying firearms for self-defense. Violating this policy can result in losing access to the platform.
#outdoors
On The Water: The Five Forgotten Finger Lakes
The Finger Lakes region of New York is renowned for its fishing opportunities, with notable lakes like Cayuga and Seneca leading the pack. However, several lesser-known lakes, such as Otisco, Honeoye, Hemlock, and Canadice, also offer excellent fishing experiences for various species, including bass and panfish.
Otisco Lake is noted for its tiger muskies and largemouth bass, while Honeoye Lake is recognized for its trophy panfish. Hemlock and Canadice Lakes provide a serene fishing environment with restrictions on boat size and horsepower, enhancing the experience. Conesus Lake, despite its party reputation, boasts a rich bass fishery.
On The Water: Essential Flies for Spring Stripers
Spring is the prime time for fly fishing for striped bass in saltwater backcountry. Coastal marshes teem with life, making them ideal spots for casting flies. Anglers often choose reliable locations from past seasons, but experimenting with new areas can yield exciting results.
Successful fishing hinges on selecting the right fly, which should mimic the local baitfish in color, size, and depth. Popular choices include various streamers, poppers, and shrimp patterns, tailored to the specific conditions and bait present. A well-prepared fly box enhances the chances of success as anglers embark on their spring fishing adventures.