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#politics
Breitbart: Texas AG Paxton Sued over Rule Targeting 'Rogue' District Attorneys
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton faces lawsuits from five district attorneys challenging a new reporting rule that allows his office to access their records. The district attorneys argue that the rule is unconstitutional and burdensome, while Paxton defends it as necessary for accountability.
The rule applies only to counties with populations over 400,000 and aims to address concerns about district attorneys not enforcing laws. Paxton claims the lawsuits are attempts to avoid transparency, amidst a backdrop of rising crime linked to progressive prosecutors backed by significant funding.
Le Monde: Anti-immigration minister Retailleau becomes leader of French conservatives
Bruno Retailleau has been elected president of France's conservative Republican party (LR) with 74% of the vote. He aims to implement stricter immigration policies and is positioning himself for the 2027 presidential election, following a period of instability within the party.
Despite holding only 60 seats in the national assembly, Retailleau's leadership is seen as a potential turning point for LR, which has been grappling with its identity and alliances. The party's membership has surged ahead of the election, indicating renewed interest and engagement.
Fox News: CNN host suggests Robert Hur 'undersold' extent of Biden memory lapses during special counsel interview
CNN's Abby Phillip suggested that Robert Hur downplayed the severity of President Biden's cognitive decline during his investigation into classified documents. She argued that Hur's findings offered Democrats a chance to reassess Biden's candidacy.
Critics, including Joe Borelli and Pete Seat, highlighted Biden's memory lapses and questioned the media's portrayal of him as sharp and lucid. Some argue that accountability lies not only with Biden but also with the Democratic Party for dismissing concerns about his age.
The Western Journal: Op-Ed: Missouri Republicans Made a Massive Error with New Ballot Measure
Missouri Republicans are facing criticism for a new ballot measure, House Joint Resolution 73, which seeks to repeal Amendment 3, enshrining abortion rights in the state constitution. However, the measure introduces new protections for abortion in cases of fetal anomaly, rape, or incest, effectively maintaining some level of abortion rights.
Pro-life organizations have praised the measure, but it has raised concerns among anti-abortion voters who may feel conflicted about supporting a measure that still allows for abortions. Critics argue that this approach compromises the anti-abortion stance and may hinder efforts to completely overturn Amendment 3.
#culture
The Western Journal: Nickelodeon Deletes ‘Dora the Explorer’ Video After Word Being Taught to Kids Ignites Firestorm
Nickelodeon has removed a video featuring Dora the Explorer after backlash from parents over her explanation of the word "sigma." Critics pointed out that while the term's definition presented in the video was positive, it is associated with the "manosphere," a group linked to misogynistic ideologies.
Despite the removal of the "sigma" video, another controversial video where Dora teaches the word "slay" remains on the platform. The continued use of adult-themed vocabulary in children's programming has raised concerns among parents about the appropriateness of such content.
#crime
GB News: ‘Prisoners must earn their freedom!’ Ann Widdecombe slams Labour over so-called ‘softer justice’
Former Prisons Minister Ann Widdecombe criticized Labour's plan to have convicted criminals perform community service, calling it "softer justice." She argues that using community service as an alternative to prison due to overcrowding is inappropriate and insists that the government must provide adequate prison spaces.
Widdecombe believes that community service should only be used when courts would have ordered it regardless of prison capacity pressures. An independent review by former Conservative justice secretary David Gauke is expected to recommend changes to sentencing as overcrowding continues to strain the prison system.
#technology
The Epoch Times: How Hackers Can Control Your Phone Without You Clicking on a Link
Zero-click attacks are a growing cybersecurity threat that can compromise devices without any user interaction, such as receiving a message or call. These sophisticated attacks typically target high-profile individuals due to the high cost of discovering the vulnerabilities exploited.
Experts warn that while ordinary users can be collateral damage, these attacks are primarily used against key figures for espionage rather than financial gain. The market for zero-click exploits remains lucrative, with significant investments from nation-state actors and advanced groups. Users are advised to maintain updated software and employ security measures to mitigate risks.