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Fox News: West Point decision to cut ‘duty, honor, country’ from mission statement under fire again
West Point's recent change from the mission statement "duty, honor, country" to "Army Values" has drawn criticism from a conservative watchdog group, Judicial Watch, which claims it reflects a diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) agenda. Despite assurances that the motto remains unchanged, documents suggest that the change was politically motivated.
West Point Superintendent Lt. Gen. Steven Gilland emphasized that the values of duty, honor, and country are still integral to the Army Values framework. The change has prompted political responses, including legislation from Sen. Ted Cruz aiming to restore the original phrase to the mission statement, citing concerns over military leadership integrity.
GB News: 'We have got them rattled!' Reform MP blasts Keir Starmer for being 'complete paranoid' about Nigel Farage
Reform MP Sarah Pochin criticized Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer for his speech attacking Nigel Farage, claiming Starmer's focus on Farage—mentioning him 16 times in six minutes—reveals his paranoia about the Reform UK leader's rising popularity.
Pochin described Starmer's approach as a misjudged move that only highlighted his incompetence and the effectiveness of Reform's messaging. Starmer, in his speech, labeled Farage as "Liz Truss 2.0," accusing him of promoting unfunded tax cuts, while Reform dismissed Starmer's remarks as desperate amid declining poll numbers for Labour.
Breitbart: Nolte: Trump’s Defamation Case Against Pulitzer Board Wins Key Legal Victory
President Trump achieved a significant legal victory in his defamation lawsuit against the Pulitzer Prize Board, which he sued for defending its 2018 awards to the New York Times and Washington Post for their coverage of the Russia collusion narrative. The court denied the board's motions to dismiss and postpone the case, allowing Trump's lawsuit to proceed.
Trump has long criticized the Pulitzer Board for awarding prizes based on what he claims were false reports. He contends that the board's defense of the awards constitutes defamation and has called for the Times and Post to return their prizes. Following the court's ruling, Trump expressed confidence that the Pulitzer Board will ultimately have to acknowledge the inaccuracies in their award-winning reporting.
Breitbart: Meta's Future Is in Judge's Hands as Antitrust Trial Concludes
The antitrust trial against Meta, led by the FTC, has concluded, with the future of the company now in the hands of US District Judge James Boasberg. The trial revealed internal communications suggesting Meta's monopolistic practices, including a 2012 email from CEO Mark Zuckerberg acknowledging the acquisition of Instagram to eliminate competition.
The FTC is seeking to break up Meta by forcing divestitures of Instagram and WhatsApp, claiming the company employs a "buy or bury" strategy against competitors. Meta argues it faces significant competition from platforms like TikTok and YouTube. Judge Boasberg will review written briefs from both sides before issuing a ruling.
Front Page Magazine: Undercover Video: David Hogg Admits Who REALLY Ran the Biden White House
Project Veritas has released an undercover investigation revealing the inner workings of the Biden White House. The investigation highlights secret meetings involving DNC Vice Chair David Hogg and ex-Biden staffer Deterrian Jones, pointing to influence from Jill Biden’s Chief of Staff, Anthony Bernal.
The findings suggest a tightly-knit group managing the administration's direction, raising questions about transparency and decision-making.
#society
Breitbart: Nolte: Business Insider CEO Announces Far-Left News Outlet Laying Off 21% of Staff, Embracing AI
Business Insider will lay off an additional 21% of its staff, following an 8% reduction earlier this year. CEO Barbara Peng announced the cuts in a memo, citing the need for a leaner organization amid pressures on media business models and a shift toward AI.
The union criticized the layoffs as a failure of leadership at Axel Springer, the parent company, which is moving away from journalism. The announcement of increased AI integration in the newsroom was seen as tone-deaf given the context of the job cuts.
Front Page Magazine: On The Moral Misanthropy of the Left
The author reflects on the moral hierarchy between humans and animals, arguing against the concept of "speciesism" and critiquing the growing anti-human sentiment within the animal rights movement. They assert that prioritizing animal life over human life undermines the achievements of civilization and human dignity.
A personal anecdote illustrates the paradox of pro-choice vegans who value animal life yet dismiss the moral implications of abortion. The author contends that this reflects a broader nihilistic trend that threatens the very essence of humanity, suggesting that such views could lead to a regression of civilization.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Alleged CCP Influence Operations Involve Paid Protesters in New York
Recent protests in New York City have raised concerns about potential Chinese Communist Party (CCP) influence operations. Small groups, including non-Chinese individuals, have been observed participating in demonstrations that align with CCP narratives, particularly against Falun Gong practitioners. Reports suggest that some participants may have been paid for their involvement, echoing tactics previously associated with the CCP.
The protests have included distribution of anti-Falun Gong materials, with individuals admitting to financial motivations for their participation. This has led to speculation about the authenticity of grassroots support and the broader implications of foreign influence in U.S. public discourse. Experts warn that these tactics may undermine genuine human rights advocacy.
#health
Breitbart: Medical Council of Canada: Doctors Leaving U.S. Due to Trump's Policies
The Medical Council of Canada reports a significant increase in American doctors seeking licenses in Canada, with applications rising over 750% in the past seven months. Many are reportedly leaving due to dissatisfaction with the political climate under the Trump administration.
In Ontario, U.S.-trained doctors registering for licenses increased by over 50%, while British Columbia also saw a surge in applications post-Election Day. Physicians cite concerns about civil discourse and political radicalization as reasons for their migration.