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30 Apr 2025
#politics
Fox News: DOGE terminates billions in contracts, including $361K for 'gender non-conforming, non-binary' BIPOC farmers
The USDA has terminated $2.5 billion in grants deemed "wasteful," including 420 grants that saved $2.3 billion. Notable expenditures included funds for gender-based programs and international projects, such as $100,000 for climate resilience in Ghana.
Additionally, 179 contracts worth $1.87 billion were eliminated, yielding $280 million in savings. These cuts reflect ongoing efforts to streamline government spending under the Department of Government Efficiency.
Fox News: White House lists dozens of 'hoaxes' pushed by media, critics in Trump's first 100 days
The White House has released a list of 57 "hoaxes" it claims have been perpetuated by the media and Democrats during the first 100 days of President Trump's second term. Examples include mischaracterizations of aviation accidents and claims about federal spending on gender experimentation in mice.
The administration highlighted instances where media outlets corrected their reporting, such as the misidentification of ICE agents at a Chicago school and a retraction by the Associated Press regarding comments made by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard.
The Western Journal: C-SPAN Caller Humiliated After Conservative Journalist He Accused of Trying to 'Bring Back Jim Crow' Turns the Tables
A caller on C-SPAN accused Daily Caller senior editor Amber Duke of wanting to "bring back Jim Crow." Duke countered by asking what led him to that conclusion, asserting the outlet has covered stories in the black community. The caller cited coverage of diversity issues as an example.
The discussion highlighted claims that Georgia's voting law changes were akin to "Jim Crow 2.0," which studies have shown are unfounded. A survey indicated that a significant number of black voters found their voting experience easier or unchanged compared to previous elections.
#society
GB News: Climate emergency branded 'politically motivated' to 'scare' people into greener lifestyles - 'Crisis exaggerated!'
Professor Steven Koonin argues that the climate emergency narrative is exaggerated by politicians to promote greener lifestyles, leading to eco-anxiety among youth. He calls for a more balanced discussion, emphasizing that actual scientific data does not support claims of a looming climate collapse.
Koonin warns that rapid transitions to renewable energy could harm economies and deepen global inequality, while fossil fuels remain a reliable energy source. The UK Department of Energy and Net Zero refutes his claims, asserting that investing in net-zero policies is essential for future energy security.
Le Monde: Cuba faces population decline and aging amid mass migration exodus
Cuba's population has fallen below 10 million for the first time since the 1980s, with a decrease of 307,000 residents in just one year. Contributing factors include mass emigration, low birth rates, and an aging population, with 25% now aged 60 and over.
In 2024, Cuba recorded only 71,000 births, the lowest since 1959, while deaths rose to 129,000 in 2023. These demographic trends highlight the ongoing economic and social challenges facing the nation.
Times Of Israel: Right-wing activists riot at synagogue hosting screening of Israeli-Palestinian memorial event
British and US forces conducted a joint military operation targeting Houthi positions in Yemen, with the strike executed after dark to minimize civilian risk. The operation concluded successfully, with all aircraft returning safely.
In Ra’anana, Israel, three individuals were arrested following a violent confrontation involving right-wing activists outside a synagogue during a joint Israeli-Palestinian Memorial Day event. The activists disrupted the ceremony, leading to police intervention and minor injuries among officers.
#history
Fox News: Ominous letter written by 'prophetic' Titanic passenger sells for shocking six-figure sum at auction
A letter written by Archibald Gracie IV aboard the RMS Titanic was auctioned for £300,000 ($399,000) in England. The letter, penned on April 10, 1912, just days before the ship sank, included a prophetic remark about the ship's fate. Gracie survived the disaster but later died from health complications.
The auction reflects the ongoing public interest in the Titanic, with previous items from the ship also fetching high prices. The letter's sale underscores its significance as a historical artifact, capturing the tragic essence of the Titanic's maiden voyage.
#crime
The Western Journal: Dem Judges Drop Bond for Man Accused of Stomping Dementia Patient, Now He's Accused of Another Sick Attack
Trayvion Lockridge, previously charged with brutally assaulting a 67-year-old Alzheimer’s patient, was granted significantly reduced bail by Democratic judges in Texas, first to $50,000 and then to $20,000. After being released, he is now facing new charges for a violent incident involving a firearm.
Critics argue that the judges' decisions to lower his bail demonstrate a disregard for public safety and the severity of Lockridge's past actions, which were captured on video. This pattern raises concerns about the judicial system's handling of violent offenders and its impact on crime victims.