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#politics
The Western Journal: Trump's Newest Exec Order Sets Stage to End 54 Years of Fake Racism from 'Disparate Impact'
President Trump signed an executive order aimed at eliminating disparate impact liability, which holds that unintentional discrimination can still be deemed unlawful. This order seeks to ensure equal treatment under the law by revoking previous policies that allowed for race-oriented practices to address outcome disparities.
The executive order directs federal agencies to deprioritize enforcement of laws that include disparate-impact liability and instructs the Attorney General to amend related regulations. This move may set the stage for potential legal challenges, as it contrasts with the 1971 Supreme Court ruling in Griggs v. Duke Power Co.
Breitbart: George Clooney: Democrats 'Don’t Have Anybody as Charismatic as' Trump
George Clooney expressed concerns about the Democratic Party's ability to connect with everyday Americans and suggested they need to adopt a sense of humor to compete with Donald Trump. He emphasized the importance of charisma in leadership and acknowledged past crises America has faced.
Clooney defended his previous comments about President Biden's cognitive abilities, stating he felt it was a civic duty to speak out. He recognized that his views have drawn backlash but maintained that freedom of speech includes the responsibility to share uncomfortable truths.
Fox News: CNN analyst shocked by Schumer's 'almost unfathomable' favorability drop, 'screams' primary challenge
CNN's Harry Enten highlighted a growing discontent within the Democratic Party, particularly regarding leadership, following a significant electoral defeat in 2024. Polling shows a drastic decline in confidence among Democratic voters, with only 39% believing Congress will handle economic issues effectively, down from 80% a year prior.
Senator Chuck Schumer's favorability among New York Democrats has also plummeted to 52%, raising concerns about potential primary challenges. Polls indicate that many constituents are dissatisfied with his performance as Senate Minority Leader, suggesting a critical moment for Democratic leadership ahead of the 2028 elections.
Times Of Israel: PLO creates position of vice president, seen as possible successor to Abbas
The Palestine Liberation Organization has established a vice presidency under Mahmoud Abbas, aimed at enhancing his influence amid the Israel-Hamas conflict. This role is expected to position the appointee as a potential successor to Abbas, who has not named a successor despite declining support.
Abbas, in power since 2005, has faced criticism for not holding elections and for the Palestinian Authority's unpopularity. The move may be an attempt to address calls for reform from Western and Arab donors while navigating the ongoing tensions with Hamas, which controls Gaza.
#society
Breitbart: Disney's 'Fantastic Four' Star Pedro Pascal Calls J.K. Rowling a 'Heinous Loser' Over U.K. Supreme Court Trans Ruling
Actor Pedro Pascal criticized J.K. Rowling for her support of a U.K. Supreme Court ruling that denies transgender individuals legal recognition as biological women. He echoed calls from writer Tariq Raouf to boycott Rowling's work, labeling her views as "awful disgusting" and urging action against her career.
Pascal, who has a transgender sibling and is a vocal supporter of transgender rights, has shown his advocacy through public appearances. His comments reflect the ongoing tensions in Hollywood regarding gender identity and free speech.
GB News: UK weather: Frenzied Atlantic cyclones to bring heavy downpours as Britain braces for 3-day barrage
Britain faces a series of low-pressure systems bringing rain and chilly conditions through the weekend. Meteorologists are monitoring the situation closely, with forecasts indicating potential improvements in weather next week as high pressure may return, possibly leading to temperatures around 20C.
Despite current gloomy forecasts, experts suggest that sunshine could be on the horizon after the weekend, though discrepancies in weather models create uncertainty about the timing of this change. Rain is expected to be more concentrated in the west, with eastern areas likely seeing less precipitation.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: Trump Orders Putin to 'STOP': 'I Am Not Happy'
President Trump condemned Russia's missile strike on Kyiv that resulted in at least 12 deaths, urging Putin to stop the attacks and push for a peace deal. He criticized Ukrainian President Zelenskyy for his refusal to recognize the occupation of Crimea, calling it harmful to negotiations.
Zelenskyy's statements were deemed inflammatory by Trump, who warned that they could prolong the conflict and jeopardize Ukraine's future. The situation remains tense as negotiations stall amid ongoing violence.
Fox News: Trump world fires back at Politico over report White House may lift sanctions on Russian assets
Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Special Envoy Steve Witkoff have denied a Politico report suggesting they discussed lifting sanctions on Russian energy assets in peace negotiations regarding Ukraine. They labeled the article as "totally fictitious" and called for a retraction.
The report claimed internal White House sources indicated a rift between U.S. energy export advocates and those favoring improved ties with Russia. Rubio and Witkoff refuted the claims, asserting there was no truth to the story.
#military
Forbes: Hegseth Reportedly Had Unsecured Internet Access In His Office—Here Are The Other Security Allegations Against Him
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reportedly had an unsecured internet connection installed in his Pentagon office, raising security concerns after he shared sensitive information about military strikes in Yemen via the messaging app Signal. This follows previous incidents involving unauthorized disclosures and administrative leave for staff members.
Despite the controversy, President Trump has defended Hegseth, labeling the reports as a "waste of time" and questioning the reliability of the Signal platform. Calls for Hegseth's removal have emerged from some lawmakers, citing unacceptable behavior regarding the sharing of military information.
#crime
Fox News: Judge rules death penalty to remain as possible punishment amid Bryan Kohberger autism diagnosis
A judge has ruled that prosecutors may pursue the death penalty against Bryan Kohberger if convicted of the 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students. Kohberger's defense argued against this due to his autism diagnosis.
He faces charges related to the stabbing deaths of Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle, Madison Mogen, and Kaylee Goncalves in November 2022.