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6 Apr 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Los Angeles County Hires Anti-Trump McChrystal Group for Public Input
Los Angeles County has engaged a consulting firm led by retired General Stanley McChrystal to improve public engagement regarding recent wildfires. McChrystal, known for his criticism of President Trump, will conduct a review of evacuation policies and emergency alert systems following complaints about inadequate alerts during the fires.
This decision follows concerns about faulty evacuation orders linked to fatalities in Western Altadena. Additionally, the Los Angeles City Council's hiring of Hagerty Consulting for $10 million has raised eyebrows due to past misappropriation issues involving its former consultants.
#society
Breitbart: Pop Star Kesha Tells Bob the Drag Queen She'll Fight for LGBTQ+ Rights 'Until the Day I Die'
Kesha has vowed to advocate for radical LGBTQ+ rights throughout her life, emphasizing the importance of creating a safe space for all. In a recent interview, she expressed her commitment to love and support marginalized communities, declaring herself an ally and a warrior for basic human rights.
The pop star has a history of using her platform to promote political causes, previously calling for a world without "rich, white, straight men" and supporting illegal immigration. Kesha's new album aims to reflect her dedication to these issues.
Times Of Israel: Government gifts state-financed ATVs to illegal settlement outposts
Israeli officials, including Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, recently allocated state funds for 19 all-terrain vehicles to illegal settlement farming outposts in the South Hebron Hills, citing security needs. This funding, part of a NIS 75 million budget, has drawn criticism due to the outposts' association with violence against Palestinians.
Civil rights groups argue that these outposts often harass local Palestinian communities, and the funding raises legal and ethical concerns. Despite the illegal status of these settlements, the Attorney General's Office has permitted public funds for security equipment, emphasizing a contentious relationship between settlement activities and local violence.
GB News: UK weather: Travel chaos looms as Met Office forecasts Easter scorcher
Travel disruptions are anticipated as over 21 million drivers hit the roads for Easter break, coinciding with a forecast of warm weather. Significant delays are expected on major routes, including the M25, M5, and M6, as families take advantage of the sunny conditions.
The Met Office predicts temperatures could reach 21C next weekend, marking a notably warm period for the UK. However, a red alert for hayfever sufferers has been issued due to very high pollen counts, particularly from birch and ash trees.
#economy
Fox News: Kevin Hassett doubles down on Trump tariffs, says dozens of countries are asking to negotiate
White House Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett praised President Trump's tariffs, stating they have led to increased interest from over 50 countries for new trade agreements and a boost in U.S. manufacturing. He acknowledged potential short-term consumer pain but emphasized the long-term benefits.
Hassett explained the decision not to impose additional tariffs on Russia, citing ongoing negotiations related to Ukraine. He argued that disrupting these talks with new tariffs could negatively impact American and Ukrainian lives.
Human Events: Over 50 countries contact White House to negotiate trade deals after Trump ramps up trade war
Over 50 countries are seeking trade negotiations with the US following the implementation of new tariffs by President Trump, aimed at addressing the trade deficit. The tariffs include a baseline 10% duty on most imports, potentially rising to 50% for some goods.
While some nations like Indonesia and Taiwan have opted not to retaliate, concerns remain about rising consumer prices on items such as cars and electronics. Trump's administration suggests that the tariffs will not significantly impact US consumers, despite warnings from retailers about immediate price increases.
#health
Fox News: ‘Duck Dynasty’ star Phil Robertson’s family gives ‘tough’ health update following Alzheimer’s diagnosis
Phil Robertson, patriarch of the "Duck Dynasty" family, is experiencing a decline in health following his Alzheimer's diagnosis. His sons, Jase and Al, shared on their podcast that Phil is not doing well and is now receiving professional care. Family members have noted the emotional toll of witnessing his condition worsen.
In addition to Alzheimer's, Phil is facing multiple health issues, including a blood disorder and back pain. Jase also mentioned their mother, Miss Kay, is recovering from an infection after a fall. The family appreciates the support and prayers from fans and friends during this challenging time.
Fox News: Prostate cancer drug now available to more patients with aggressive form of disease
Novartis has received FDA approval to expand the use of Pluvicto, a targeted radioligand therapy for patients with PSMA-positive metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC). This approval triples the number of eligible patients and allows treatment prior to chemotherapy, potentially improving outcomes.
Clinical trials indicate that Pluvicto significantly reduces the risk of disease progression or death by 59%. Prostate cancer is a leading cause of death among men, with mCRPC accounting for a majority of these fatalities. Adverse effects of the drug include dry mouth, fatigue, and nausea.
#crime
Breitbart: Homeowner Shoots, Critically Wounds Alleged Car Burglar
A Shreveport homeowner shot an alleged car burglar early Saturday morning after discovering a break-in. The homeowner, fearing for his family's safety, fired two rounds, hitting 18-year-old Jamelvion Lewis, who is now in critical but stable condition.
Detectives believe Lewis and an accomplice are linked to multiple local crimes, including several vehicle burglaries.
Fox News: Florida woman stole thousands during tarot card readings, spiritual cleansings scam: report
A Florida woman, Carmen Valdez De Miguel, 67, was arrested for allegedly defrauding a man out of thousands during fake tarot card readings and a "spiritual cleansing." The man initially paid $200 for a session and was later convinced to bring $3,000 for a ritual, which resulted in no return of funds.
Valdez De Miguel faces charges including grand theft and resisting arrest. She reportedly used a fake name and had multiple warrants for theft. A judge set her bond at $5,500, noting the bizarre nature of the case.
#sports
Breitbart: Report: Oregon Trans High Jumper Who Lost Against Boys Nabs First Place at Girls' Track Event
A transgender athlete competing as Lia Rose won first place in a girls’ high school track meet in Portland, Oregon, with a jump of 4 feet, 8 inches. This follows a history of poorer performance when competing against boys.
The situation has drawn attention amid ongoing debates about transgender participation in sports, with former President Trump signing an executive order to restrict biological males from competing in women's events.