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#politics
Fox News: Trump admin moves to more easily fire federal workers at 2 agencies: report
President Trump's administration is reportedly reclassifying federal workers at the NOAA and DOE to facilitate easier termination. This move aims to align employees with the administration's agenda while circumventing traditional firing protections.
The effort comes amid ongoing legal challenges, including a federal judge's order reinstating probationary workers fired during mass layoffs. Trump's administration has faced numerous injunctions, with critics labeling them a "judicial coup."
Fox News: Trump's DOGE push slashes millions in DEI contracts funding 'divisive ideologies' in blue states
The Trump administration is cutting $15 million in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) grants from the Institute of Museum and Library Services as part of its Department of Government Efficiency initiative. This move aligns with executive orders aimed at eliminating DEI funding from federal programs.
The cuts include significant grants for library programs and initiatives focused on social justice and LGBTQ+ history. The administration argues that these changes are necessary to eliminate wasteful spending and promote unity rather than divisive ideologies.
The Telegraph: Musk and Trump humbled in first electoral test
A Democrat-backed judge, Susan Crawford, has won a pivotal seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, viewed as a referendum on Donald Trump's administration. Her victory came despite a $21 million donation to her opponent from Elon Musk, marking the most expensive judicial election in U.S. history.
Crawford's win is seen as a significant success for Democrats, with Vice President Kamala Harris highlighting the defeat of an "unelected billionaire." In a separate Florida congressional race, while the Democratic candidate lost, they significantly narrowed the margin from the previous election.
Fox News: Hawley says muzzled Meta whistleblower will testify over China dealings next week
Sen. Josh Hawley announced that former Meta employee Sarah Wynn-Williams will testify next week about the company's internal culture and its dealings with China, including allegations of censorship. Her memoir, which details these issues, was previously blocked from publication by Meta.
Hawley criticized Meta for its alleged corruption and censorship practices, particularly regarding its relationship with the Chinese Communist Party. The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee is investigating these claims, seeking records related to Meta's operations in China and its use of AI tools.
Fox News: SCOOP: Congress barrels toward showdown over Biden-era rule letting California ban gas cars
A House committee, led by Rep. John Joyce, R-Pa., is moving to disapprove a Biden-era waiver that allows California to ban new gas car sales by 2035. The resolution argues that consumers should choose their vehicles, not state bureaucrats, and aims to protect consumer freedom.
The waiver, granted by the EPA in December 2024, has faced criticism from major automakers regarding its feasibility. The resolution is expected to gain significant Republican support as it seeks to challenge the waiver under the Congressional Review Act.
Fox News: CHRISTOPHER RUFO: Tesla terror campaign is terrible and Trump needs to stop it
Elon Musk's influence in American life is significant, with his companies leading in various industries and his ownership of X impacting political discourse. Left-wing activists have targeted Musk, organizing protests and acts of vandalism against Tesla, viewing him as a symbol of wealth and capitalism.
This campaign reflects a shift in the Left's narrative from an anti-racist stance to an anti-wealth perspective, fueled by economic resentment. The Tesla takedown may succeed due to consumer fear, potentially impacting Tesla's sales and stock value. The administration must protect Musk and his companies from political intimidation.
#society
Breitbart: North Dakota Mayor Resigns After Texting Masturbation Video to City Attorney
Minot, North Dakota Mayor Tom Ross resigned after accidentally sending a video of himself masturbating to city attorney Stefanie Stalheim. The incident occurred shortly after a phone call discussing a police officer's suicide. Stalheim filed a complaint citing sexual harassment.
Ross claimed the video was intended for his girlfriend and asked Stalheim to delete it. An investigation found his actions constituted workplace harassment. Ross expressed regret and requested the matter be handled internally.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Israel: Hungary, Unlike South Africa, Had Good Reason to Leave ICC
Hungary's decision to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC) is supported by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who criticized the ICC for issuing arrest warrants against him and former defense minister Yoav Gallant. Israel, not being a signatory to the Rome Statute, claims the ICC lacks jurisdiction over it.
The Israeli government views Hungary's withdrawal as a moral stance against perceived bias at the ICC, contrasting it with South Africa's actions, which they argue have politically targeted Israel. Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has been praised for his support of Israel's right to self-defense against terrorism.
Fox News: Jon Stewart called out after suggesting Germany may revert to Nazism without US military influence
Jon Stewart faced criticism for suggesting that without U.S. military support, Germany might revert to Nazism. During a discussion with Oren Cass on "The Daily Show," Stewart expressed concerns about Germany's military capabilities, while Cass labeled Stewart's remarks as a "weird racist critique."
The conversation shifted to U.S. foreign policy and military spending, with Stewart arguing against the notion that Germany is "freeloading" on U.S. military support. Cass countered by highlighting America's role in shouldering military costs for other nations, leading to a broader debate on the implications of a "new world order."
Breitbart: Honeypot Ban: U.S. Warns Staff in China to Avoid Romance or Sex with Locals
The U.S. government has implemented a strict policy barring diplomats, their families, and contractors in China from engaging in romantic or sexual relationships with Chinese citizens. This directive, initiated by departing Ambassador Nicholas Burns, applies to personnel at various U.S. embassies and consulates in China.
Previously, a less stringent version of this policy was introduced, limiting relationships with Chinese support staff. The new guidelines, which have not been publicly announced, reflect longstanding concerns about intelligence risks associated with personal relationships in sensitive areas.
Breitbart: Hungary Quits International Criminal Court as it Welcomes Netanyahu
Hungary announced its withdrawal from the International Criminal Court (ICC) due to what it calls the court's politicization, sparked by an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The Hungarian government criticized the ICC's deviation from its original purpose.
Netanyahu is visiting Hungary despite the warrant, with Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban stating he would not comply with the arrest order. Other countries, including Germany, Poland, and France, have also indicated they would not enforce the warrant.
#economy
Breitbart: MSNBC's Ruhle: Dems Struggled Because the Economy Is 'Complicated' and 'Hard to Explain'
Democrats face challenges in discussing the economy, as NBC's Stephanie Ruhle highlighted the complexities and regional disparities within it. She noted that while some areas have seen strong recovery, others have not, complicating the narrative for the 2024 election.
Ruhle criticized the party's communication strategies, questioning whether they should mislead voters or make unrealistic promises. She emphasized the difficulty in conveying the nuanced state of the economy to a diverse population.
Forbes: Markets Shudder: Here’s What Stocks Are Losing The Most In Tariff Selloff
Stocks plummeted on Thursday as President Trump's aggressive tariffs were met with widespread disapproval from Wall Street. The Dow fell 2.8%, the S&P 500 dropped 3.3%, and the Nasdaq declined 4.4%, marking the worst day for all three indexes since September 2022.
Tech giants, particularly the "magnificent seven," suffered significant losses, with Apple down 8% and Amazon down 6%. Retail and financial stocks also took a hit, while U.S. government bonds saw a rally as investors sought safer assets amid economic uncertainty.
#crime
GB News: Smirking rapist who preyed on teenagers at train station 'may have abused more victims'
Abdul-Majed Saif, a 30-year-old from Hounslow, has been sentenced to 19 years in prison for raping two 14-year-old girls he met at a train station. He was found guilty of nine counts of rape, with the court emphasizing the serious harm he caused to the victims.
The Metropolitan Police are urging any additional victims to come forward, as they believe Saif may have targeted more youngsters. Detectives praised the courage of the victims for reporting the crimes and are committed to pursuing justice for those affected by sexual exploitation.
#technology
Fox News: Relentless hackers abandon Windows to target your Apple ID
Apple devices are increasingly targeted by cyber attackers, with over 10 incidents reported in early 2025 alone. A new phishing campaign has emerged, shifting focus from Windows to Apple users, using fake security alerts that mimic legitimate Apple warnings to steal login credentials.
To protect against these threats, users are advised to implement strong antivirus software, keep software updated, monitor Apple ID activity, enable two-factor authentication, and practice safe browsing. Despite Apple's reputation for security, the company has been slow to adapt to evolving threats, raising concerns about user safety.