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#politics
The Western Journal: Obama Tells Americans to Get Ready to 'Sacrifice' to Fight Trump Administration
Former President Barack Obama called on Americans to prepare for potential sacrifices in opposing the Trump administration, which he claims threatens the post-World War II international order. Speaking at Hamilton College, he emphasized the importance of defending democracy and free speech against what he views as governmental overreach.
Obama's remarks highlight concerns about the Trump administration's skepticism towards established global norms, which he argues have contributed to American prosperity. He urged citizens to actively engage in protecting these values, suggesting that the current political climate demands more than passive support for social justice and free speech.
Breitbart: Columnist Quits 'Washington Post' Over Jeff Bezos' 'Significant Shift' in 'Mission'
Eugene Robinson has announced his departure from the Washington Post, citing a "significant shift" in the newspaper's mission under owner Jeff Bezos. In his email to staff, Robinson expressed his belief that the changes jeopardize the quality of the opinion section.
Robinson's exit follows a trend of departures from the Post, including columnist Ruth Marcus and cartoonist Ann Telnaes, amid controversial editorial decisions, such as the recent non-endorsement of presidential candidates for the first time in 36 years.
Breitbart: Loomer Confirms NSA Director/Cyber Command Commander 'Was Referred for Firing'
Laura Loomer has called for the firing of Gen. Timothy Haugh, the NSA/Cyber Command Commander, citing his selection by former Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark Milley, whom she accuses of treasonous behavior. Loomer argues that Biden appointees lack integrity and should not hold key positions in the Trump administration.
The Defense Department thanked Haugh for his service following his dismissal, which has drawn criticism from Democrats, including Sen. Jack Reed, who claims Trump is compromising national security. Loomer has previously influenced the firing of multiple National Security Council staffers and plans to release additional names of officials she deems disloyal to Trump.
The Western Journal: Anna Paulina Luna Is Right That It's Difficult for Moms of Infants to Vote in Congress, But Her Solution Is the Wrong One
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna's push for proxy voting for new mothers in Congress faces opposition from House Speaker Mike Johnson and many Republicans. While Luna argues for the need to support new mothers, critics highlight concerns about the integrity of proxy voting and its alignment with conservative values.
The debate raises questions about balancing family responsibilities with legislative duties, suggesting that new mothers should prioritize their roles at home. The ongoing conflict may also reflect poorly on the GOP's image with voters.
#society
Breitbart: CA Bill Would Bar Some Teens up to 16 Years Old From Riding Shotgun
A proposed California bill aims to enhance child passenger safety by prohibiting teens up to 16 years old from riding in the front seat unless they meet specific height requirements. Additionally, children under 10 and those under 13 who are shorter must use booster seats.
Supporters argue the bill aligns with updated national safety recommendations, while critics question its enforceability. Advocates emphasize that proper seating can prevent serious injuries in car accidents. The bill has passed the assembly transportation committee and is under further review.
Breitbart: U.N. Accuses Myanmar Junta of Limiting Aid to Earthquake Victims
The UN's OHCHR reported that Myanmar's military government is restricting aid to earthquake victims in insurgent-held areas, viewing them as unsupportive of its regime. The junta has conducted numerous airstrikes, even after a ceasefire was announced, hindering humanitarian efforts.
Additionally, the military is conscripting young people from rescue operations and blocking communication in affected areas. The true death toll from the earthquake remains uncertain as many locations are still unreached. Junta leader Min Aung Hlaing's participation in a regional summit has drawn criticism from opposition leaders.
The Western Journal: Fencer Who Protested Trans Opponent Gains Big Ally: Tennis Legend Navratilova Enters the Conversation
Tennis legend Martina Navratilova publicly criticized USA Fencing for disqualifying fencer Stephanie Turner, who refused to compete against a transgender opponent. Navratilova expressed her outrage on social media, questioning the fairness of the situation and condemning the organization's actions.
Despite her strong stance, Navratilova remains a Democrat, highlighting a disconnect between her views on women's sports and her political affiliations. She continues to support a party that has opposed legislation aimed at protecting female athletes from competing against transgender individuals.
#economy
Le Monde: Tariffs: In Savoie, the Dolin House fears for its vermouth sales in the United States
Dolin distillery, established in 1814, has adapted to market changes since Prohibition. Currently, vermouth remains its top export to the U.S., accounting for 70% of its international sales. Despite a recent tariff increase announced by President Trump, the company remains cautiously optimistic.
CEO Pierre-Olivier Rousseaux highlights the unique position of Dolin's vermouth in the U.S. market, noting that there are no direct substitutes. With strong financial health and pending orders, Dolin is prepared to navigate potential challenges ahead.
#crime
Fox News: Texas track meet stabbing suspect told responding officer he 'did it': docs
A 17-year-old student-athlete, Karmelo Anthony, has been charged with murder for allegedly stabbing fellow student Austin Metcalf at a Texas high school track meet over a seating dispute. Anthony reportedly confessed to police, claiming self-defense.
Metcalf's family is mourning his death, with his twin brother recalling the tragic moment he witnessed the stabbing. Anthony is currently held on a $1 million bail in Collin County jail.