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28 Apr 2025
#politics
Fox News: Trump's executive order surge: The unprecedented use of presidential authority
President Trump has issued over 135 executive orders in his first 100 days of his second term, surpassing FDR's previous record of 99. This shift reflects a growing power of the executive branch, allowing Trump to pursue a clear agenda informed by prior administration challenges.
Experts suggest this trend may continue with future presidents, as the reliance on executive orders can bypass legislative hurdles. However, the judicial system is facing strain from numerous lawsuits against these orders, which may slow the pace of new executive actions moving forward.
Forbes: Trump’s War With The Media: He Calls Unfavorable Polls ‘Illegal’ Amid Lawsuits And Threats To Defund Broadcasters
President Trump criticized major pollsters and media outlets, calling for investigations into alleged election fraud and claiming negative coverage is illegal. His administration has targeted federally funded media, including NPR and PBS, and initiated multiple investigations into various news organizations.
Trump is also suing CBS for $20 billion over claims of deceptive editing in a "60 Minutes" interview. He has sought to revoke funding for public broadcasting and has faced legal challenges over his administration's media access policies.
The Federalist: 81 Percent Of PA Precincts Have No Candidates For Vital Position
Pennsylvania allows voters to elect local precinct officials who manage elections, but there is a significant shortage of candidates. With over 9,000 precincts, only 1,729 candidates have filed to run, leaving 81% of positions to be filled by appointment.
This situation raises concerns about partisanship at polling places, especially in counties like Allegheny and Philadelphia, where the majority of candidates are from one party. A grassroots effort for write-in campaigns aims to encourage more candidates who prioritize election integrity, but individuals must take action to fill these crucial roles.
Fox News: Virginia congressman to retire after cancer returns
Rep. Gerry Connolly, D-Va., announced he will not seek re-election due to the return of his esophageal cancer. He plans to step down from his role as ranking member of the House Oversight Committee and expressed pride in his public service over the past 30 years.
Connolly, 75, has represented Virginia's 11th District for nine terms and has been a prominent figure in Northern Virginia politics since 1995. His announcement has prompted well-wishes from colleagues, highlighting his commitment to public service.
Fox News: Dems stage 12-hour 'moral moment' at US Capitol, rejecting Trump's 'big, beautiful bill'
Senators Cory Booker and Hakeem Jeffries held a sit-in at the U.S. Capitol to protest President Trump's budget plan, which they argue threatens funding for essential programs like Medicaid and Social Security. The event was livestreamed and drew significant public attention.
As Congress reconvenes to negotiate the budget, Democrats express concerns over proposed cuts and tax benefits for the wealthy. They emphasize the moral implications of the bill, claiming it will harm vulnerable populations. Trump's administration, however, insists that no cuts will be made to key services.
#military
The Economist: Why some countries are once again embracing cluster bombs
Countries are reconsidering the use of cluster bombs, previously banned, as a strategy to deter Russia. The British Army's reliance on U.S. cluster munitions in past exercises highlights their effectiveness in modern warfare, prompting renewed interest in these controversial weapons.
The shift reflects changing military needs and geopolitical pressures, with nations seeking to bolster their defenses amid rising tensions.
#sports
GB News: Rory McIlroy explains plan for golf break after poor finish at Zurich Classic of New Orleans
Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry tied for 12th at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, finishing six shots behind winners Andrew Novak and Ben Griffin. McIlroy plans to take a week off to recharge and practice before returning for the Truist Championship.
Lowry expressed satisfaction with their performance despite the outcome, while Novak and Griffin celebrated their first PGA title. Both players highlighted their hard work leading to this achievement.