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Fox News: Red state treasurer reveals why state financial officers have 'obligation' to combat ESG, DEI
Utah State Treasurer Marlo Oaks emphasizes the need to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria from investment practices. He argues that these frameworks compromise fiduciary duties, potentially harming the financial interests of public servants relying on state pensions.
Oaks warns that prioritizing social agendas over financial returns can lead to detrimental outcomes for companies and their shareholders. He cites examples of firms like Target and Bud Light, which have suffered financially after adopting DEI policies. The focus, he insists, should remain on meritocracy and fiduciary responsibility.
Fox News: Gabbard moves presidential daily intelligence brief staff from CIA to ODNI
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has transferred the Presidential Daily Brief staff and the National Intelligence Council from the CIA to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. This move aims to streamline operations and enhance the delivery of timely intelligence to the president.
Gabbard's actions also include referring three intelligence officials for prosecution over alleged leaks of classified information. The changes are part of her effort to address concerns about politicization within the intelligence community and to ensure accurate and actionable intelligence for the administration.
The Federalist: Smartmatic Must Share Criminal Bribery Docs
Smartmatic is pursuing a $2.7 billion defamation lawsuit against Fox News, alleging the network damaged its reputation by falsely claiming its software rigged the 2020 election. A court has ordered Smartmatic to provide documents related to its business impact from the DOJ's criminal allegations against its executives.
Fox News argues that Smartmatic's business decline is linked to factors beyond its reporting, including the DOJ's indictments for bribery and money laundering related to the 2016 Philippine elections. Smartmatic's attorney contends that the court's ruling allows Fox to misrepresent the situation while maintaining that its claims are justified.
Forbes: Here's How Much The RNC Is Paying Trump Businesses
The Republican National Committee spent over $300,000 at businesses linked to Donald Trump and Donald Trump Jr. in March, including nearly $200,000 at Mar-a-Lago. This spending highlights Trump's ongoing ability to profit from his properties while in office.
Political groups have spent $5.4 million at Mar-a-Lago since 2016, a significant increase from the $55,000 collected before Trump’s presidential run. Critics note that this trend underscores Trump's traditional approach to monetizing his political influence.
Breitbart: Stephen A. Smith Warns AOC Would Fail with Centrists
Stephen A. Smith criticized Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, suggesting her progressive views may alienate centrist voters crucial for Democratic success in competitive races. He emphasized that most Americans identify as moderates and questioned the Democratic Party's lack of a clear plan on key issues.
Smith expressed frustration over the absence of a comprehensive strategy from Democrats on topics like the economy, immigration, and foreign affairs, urging them to move beyond merely opposing Trump. He highlighted the need for a concrete plan to resonate with the majority of Americans.
Breitbart: Kaine: 'Serious Consequence' Likely if El Salvador Is Colluding with Trump
Senator Tim Kaine is pushing legislation requiring the Trump administration to submit a human rights report on El Salvador within 30 days. Failure to comply could lead to the suspension of all security assistance to the country.
The proposed measure aims to hold both the administration and El Salvador accountable for any human rights violations, particularly regarding the treatment of American residents. A Senate vote is expected later this week.
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The Telegraph: America mulls sanctions on Russia – here’s how they could do it
The U.S. may impose unprecedented sanctions on Russia if President Putin is deemed the main barrier to peace in Ukraine, according to Lt Gen Keith Kellogg. European leaders are aligned with this approach, anticipating Putin's lack of engagement in upcoming peace talks.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky aims to strengthen the narrative that Russia is responsible for the ongoing conflict.
Breitbart: Kim Jong-un's Tween Daughter Makes Diplomatic Event Debut
Kim Jong-un attended a Russian embassy event with his daughter Ju-ae, marking her first official diplomatic appearance. Experts suggest this signals her grooming as a potential successor, as she was prominently featured in state media during the event celebrating the end of World War II in Europe.
The relationship between North Korea and Russia has strengthened, with Kim praising Putin and threatening military action against the U.S. and its allies. He emphasized Russia's role in WWII while ignoring American contributions, aligning with Russian propaganda narratives.
GB News: Gibraltar deal to enter Schengen zone 'within kissing distance' as warning issued over Keir Starmer's EU 'reset'
Gibraltar's Chief Minister Fabian Picardo announced that negotiations to integrate Gibraltar into the EU's Schengen zone are nearly complete, with only a few issues remaining. This deal would facilitate free movement between Gibraltar and Spain, addressing longstanding concerns over border delays.
The arrangement would allow Gibraltarians to regain freedoms lost post-Brexit, although British citizens may face new passport checks by EU border guards. While Spain has expressed willingness to compromise on sovereignty claims, Gibraltar remains firm on maintaining its autonomy.
Le Monde: US announces fresh sanctions against Chinese, HK firms for aiding Iran's missile program
The U.S. has imposed new sanctions on six individuals and 12 firms, including entities in China and Hong Kong, for supporting Iran's ballistic missile program. This move is part of ongoing efforts to counter Iran's military capabilities and follows previous sanctions related to its oil and nuclear activities.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent emphasized that Iran's missile development poses a significant threat to U.S. interests and regional stability. The sanctions target key players in China who have supplied materials for Iran's missile manufacturing, highlighting China's role in supporting Iran's activities.
Times Of Israel: Edan Alexander’s conditions improved after Trump returned to office, says family
Freed hostage Edan Alexander reported improved conditions during his captivity after Donald Trump's inauguration, according to his aunt. He was moved to a "VIP tunnel" for protection due to his American citizenship and received more food. Alexander was held for 584 days before being released.
His family revealed he endured harsh treatment, including torture and confinement. While he has returned to Israel, many hostages remain unaccounted for, with Israeli officials estimating 58 still held by terror groups in Gaza.
Fox News: Parade of camels welcome Trump motorcade to Qatar
President Trump arrived in Qatar, where he was welcomed by camels and met with Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani. Trump signed several agreements, including a Boeing purchase and joint cooperation initiatives, as part of his Middle East trip.
His visit follows a meeting in Saudi Arabia, where he secured a $600 billion strategic economic partnership, potentially creating 2 million U.S. jobs. The Saudis greeted him with fighter jet escorts and a mobile McDonald's.