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8 May 2025
#politics
Breitbart: CEO of Wikipedia's Parent Foundation to Step Down After Ed Martin Questions Tax Exempt Status
Maryana Iskander, CEO of the Wikimedia Foundation, is set to step down early next year amid allegations that the organization has violated its 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status by allowing misinformation from foreign actors. Iskander claims her departure has been planned for over a year.
The U.S. Attorney for D.C. has raised concerns about Wikimedia's compliance with tax laws, stating the foundation may be enabling propaganda that undermines its educational mission. The organization has until May 15 to respond to inquiries regarding its tax-exempt status.
#society
Breitbart: L.A. County Sets Controversial June Deadlines for Debris Removal
Los Angeles County has set a June 1 deadline for private contractors to apply for permits to remove debris from homes affected by recent fires, with work to be completed by June 30. Homeowners who do not comply may face property liens. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has no similar deadline, raising concerns of favoritism.
Some contractors argue that the tight deadlines are unrealistic, potentially hindering rather than expediting debris removal. Officials maintain that the ordinance aims to protect public health and safety, ensuring timely recovery for affected residents.
The Economist: A social history of America in a warehouse
Replacements, located in Greensboro, North Carolina, is a unique 500,000 square-foot emporium specializing in tableware. It offers a vast selection of America’s most popular dinner plates from the past two centuries, along with replacement items for cherished family pieces.
The store caters to customers looking to replace broken or lost items, making it a valuable resource for those seeking to restore their dining collections.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israelis in Kashmir warned to ‘leave immediately’ amid India-Pakistan tensions
Israeli settlers reportedly set fire to a farmhouse in the village of Abu Falah near Ramallah, with no arrests made. The Israeli army arrived not to intervene but to seal off the area.
In other news, Qatar plans to provide Syria with $29 million monthly for salary payments, while the Israeli Foreign Ministry warns citizens in Kashmir to leave immediately due to escalating tensions between India and Pakistan.
#economy
Le Monde: US Federal Reserve announces a pause in rate cuts and warns of risk of inflation and unemployment
The US Federal Reserve has decided to pause rate cuts, maintaining the key lending rate between 4.25% and 4.50%. Chair Jerome Powell cited uncertainty surrounding tariff policies as a concern for inflation and unemployment goals, particularly in light of recent tariffs imposed by President Trump.
Analysts warn that these tariffs could lead to higher inflation and unemployment, while economic data suggests a contraction in the first quarter. The Fed is expected to wait for clearer signals on trade policy before making any rate adjustments, with no cuts anticipated before September.
#religion
Forbes: Conclave Day Two: Black Smoke At Sistine Chapel—No New Pope Yet
Black smoke emerged from the Sistine Chapel, indicating that the first three ballots to elect a successor to Pope Francis have failed to produce a two-thirds majority. The conclave will continue with additional votes scheduled for Thursday afternoon.
This conclave is the largest and most diverse in history, with 133 voting cardinals. Leading candidates include Pietro Parolin and Luis Antonio Gokim Tagle, while the outcome could influence the future direction of the Catholic Church.
#crime
The Western Journal: Texas AG Announces Arrest of Judge, 5 Other Officials on Vote Harvesting Charges
A Texas grand jury has indicted six officials, including a county judge, on charges related to ballot harvesting tied to Democratic campaigns. The investigation was initiated by Republican district attorney Audrey Gossett Louis, highlighting concerns over election integrity.
Attorney General Ken Paxton emphasized the importance of fair elections and accountability for those attempting to manipulate the system. The indicted individuals face various charges, including multiple counts of vote harvesting and tampering with evidence.