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9 Apr 2025
#politics
Fox News: Washington Post columnist trashes colleagues, says editor robbed him of his humanity in memoir: report
Jonathan Capehart, a former member of the Washington Post editorial board, resigned after expressing outrage over an editorial discussing Georgia's "Election Integrity Act of 2021." He felt a colleague's comments during a meeting diminished his perspective and reported his frustrations to HR.
Capehart's memoir reveals his emotional turmoil over the editorial's framing, which he believed undermined the seriousness of the voting law's implications. His resignation and subsequent criticisms highlight tensions within the editorial board regarding the portrayal of voter suppression issues.
GB News: Elon Musk torn apart by Steve Bannon for key 'mistake' in Wisconsin election: 'We got our a***s kicked!'
Steve Bannon criticized Elon Musk for making himself "too central" to the Wisconsin Supreme Court election campaign, suggesting that campaigns should prioritize the movement over individual figures. He described the election outcome as a "big defeat," attributing part of the loss to Musk's high-profile involvement.
Bannon emphasized that while Trump can center a campaign around himself, others should focus on the cause. He noted that despite significant campaign spending, their side was outworked by Democrats, who successfully targeted Musk in their strategy.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: VP Vance blasts McConnell's vote against Trump Pentagon nominee: 'Political pettiness'
Vice President JD Vance criticized Sen. Mitch McConnell for voting against the confirmation of Elbridge Colby as undersecretary of defense for policy, calling it an act of political pettiness. Colby was confirmed with a 54-45 vote, with McConnell being the only Republican opposing him.
McConnell expressed concerns about Colby's approach to U.S. foreign policy, arguing it risks undermining alliances and prioritizing the Indo-Pacific at the expense of Europe and the Middle East. He has previously opposed multiple Trump nominees this year.
Times Of Israel: US says it awaits IDF probe into killing of Palestinian-American teen in West Bank
The U.S. State Department is investigating the killing of 14-year-old Palestinian American Omar Mohammad Rabea by Israeli forces in the West Bank. The IDF claims the shooting was part of a counterterrorism operation against individuals throwing rocks. The Palestinian Authority condemned the act as an extrajudicial killing.
Rabea's family and local leaders in New Jersey are demanding justice. This incident follows a pattern of violence, with other American citizens also killed by Israeli troops recently. The ongoing conflict has seen increased military operations and settler violence in the region.
#culture
Forbes: Pink Moon: When To See Spring’s First Full Moon Rise In Blaze Of Color
The Pink Moon will occur on April 12, 2025, peaking at 8:23 p.m. EDT. Named after early blooming phlox flowers, it won't actually appear pink. The best viewing will be from elevated or open spaces facing east, coinciding with sunset in various locations.
This full moon also marks the paschal moon, determining the date of Easter, which will fall on April 20, 2025. Following the Pink Moon, the next full moon will be the Flower Moon on May 12, 2025.
#history
Fox News: New book reveals untold story of Gen. Wainwright, highest-ranking American POW of World War II
April 9 marks National Former Prisoner of War Recognition Day, commemorating the largest surrender of U.S. forces in history during World War II. Gen. Jonathan Wainwright, who became the highest-ranking American POW, chose to stay with his men in the Philippines rather than flee.
Wainwright endured brutal conditions as a prisoner until his release in 1945, receiving the Medal of Honor upon his return. Historian Jonathan Horn emphasizes the need for military preparedness and the importance of remembering the sacrifices made by Wainwright and fellow POWs.
#technology
Fox News: Humanoid robot breakdances its way into history
Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot has gained attention for its impressive breakdancing skills, showcasing human-like movements such as cartwheels and handstands. This is achieved through advanced AI and motion capture technology, allowing Atlas to mimic complex actions with accuracy.
The latest Atlas model stands at 4 feet 11 inches, weighs 196 pounds, and can reach speeds of 5.6 mph. While each unit costs between $500,000 to $1 million, it is primarily a research platform leased for development purposes. The agility of Atlas hints at potential applications in emergency response and manufacturing.