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#politics
Fox News: Key blue state Republican says Senate's local tax write-off offer is a 'good deal'
Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., expressed satisfaction with a tax provision in the Senate's version of Trump's bill, particularly regarding the state and local tax (SALT) deduction caps. The House's proposal raised the cap to $40,000 for 10 years, while the Senate reduced it to five years but maintained the higher deduction amount.
Despite some dissent among Republicans, particularly from those in less affluent states, Lawler emphasized the importance of this compromise for taxpayers in high-cost areas. The Senate is set to begin considering the bill soon, with ongoing discussions about its various provisions.
Fox News: JOHN YOO: Trump scores historic win as Supreme Court reins in lower courts' overreach
The Supreme Court's ruling in Trump v. Casa limits the ability of federal trial judges to issue nationwide injunctions, which have been used to block various presidential initiatives. The 6-3 majority opinion, authored by Justice Amy Coney Barrett, emphasizes the constitutional balance of power among the branches of government.
This decision allows Trump to enforce policies in states where lower courts have not intervened, marking a significant victory for the Trump administration. The ruling challenges the unprecedented use of nationwide injunctions, which have surged in recent years, and reinforces the notion that each branch of government has an independent duty to interpret the Constitution.
#society
Breitbart: Brit Olympian Kelly Holmes Claims COVID Helped Her Come Out as Gay
Kelly Holmes, the British Olympic gold medalist, revealed she is a lesbian, a decision influenced by the COVID pandemic. She had known her sexuality since 1988 but kept it private due to military regulations against LGBTQ+ individuals, which were lifted in 2000.
Holmes stated that the lockdowns prompted her to confront her past and seek therapy, leading to her coming out in 2022. She expressed that this decision has brought her happiness and changed her life significantly.
Times Of Israel: ‘Make a brave decision’: Thousands in Tel Aviv demand PM seal Gaza hostage release deal
Thousands of Israelis rallied in Tel Aviv's Hostages Square, reigniting protests for a hostage deal and criticizing the government's war management. Survivors and families of hostages called for immediate action to secure the return of the remaining 50 captives held by Hamas.
Emotional speeches highlighted the urgency of the situation, with calls for a comprehensive agreement rather than phased releases. The demonstrations resumed after a three-week hiatus due to the war with Iran, emphasizing the ongoing plight of hostages and the need for decisive government action.
The Western Journal: 14-Year-Old Son Saw 'Snowmen and Kermit the Frog' Before Walking Off Cliff in Front of Dad
A 14-year-old hiker, Zane Wach, fell off a cliff while descending Mount Whitney in California after experiencing altitude-induced hallucinations. Despite his father's attempts to keep him safe, Zane walked off the edge and suffered severe injuries, leading to his current coma.
Zane's father, Ryan Wach, described the harrowing experience and emphasized his son's character as a dedicated student and athlete. The family has since launched a GoFundMe to support Zane's recovery.
Le Monde: 'Being Jewish in France today means being alone'
The author, a 47-year-old French Jew, reflects on the rising antisemitism in France over the past 18 months, expressing fear of isolation and the need to justify his identity. He notes that antisemitism has become pervasive and normalized, with a troubling shift in language that equates Jews and Israel with historical oppressors.
This shift in societal attitudes has deeply affected Jewish identity and sensibilities, as terms like "genocide" and "Zionist" are misused to delegitimize Jewish suffering and history. The author emphasizes the moral failure in society's acceptance of such rhetoric.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Rubio condemns Iran's 'unacceptable' threats against IAEA director
Secretary of State Marco Rubio condemned calls from Iran for the arrest and execution of IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi, labeling them "unacceptable." This follows Iran's ban on Grossi and the removal of surveillance from nuclear sites, amid accusations against Israel.
Grossi reported significant damage at Iranian nuclear facilities after U.S. airstrikes and expressed concerns over the whereabouts of enriched uranium. He emphasized the IAEA's role in monitoring Iran's nuclear activities and the need for Iran to ensure the safety of IAEA personnel.
Breitbart: NPR's Inskeep: Saying Iran Nuke Program Suffered 'Severe and Significant Damage' Doesn't Contradict DIA Report
On NPR's "Morning Edition," co-host Steve Inskeep discussed the DIA's low-confidence assessment regarding damage to Iran's nuclear program, noting that it aligns with claims of "severe and significant damage." Senator Tim Kaine emphasized that the classified report supports this characterization.
Kaine suggested that if the president had accurately described the damage, there wouldn't have been subsequent damage control efforts. He indicated that the president likely overstated the impact of the military action on Iran's nuclear capabilities.
Breitbart: Israeli Family Group Urges Marco Rubio to Make a Deal to Free 50 Remaining Hostages from Gaza
Families of Israeli hostages held by Hamas are intensifying efforts to secure their release, meeting with U.S. officials, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio. They stress the urgency of a comprehensive deal for all 50 hostages, following Hamas's October 7 attack that resulted in over 300 kidnappings.
The Hostages and Missing Families Forum is advocating for negotiations that encompass a ceasefire and the return of hostages. They believe the Trump administration can facilitate this, citing previous successes in the region. Demonstrations outside Congress have further amplified their calls for action.
#economy
Breitbart: Elon Musk Fires Loyal Minion and Tesla Executive Omead Afshar
Elon Musk has fired Omead Afshar, Tesla's head of operations for North America and Europe, amid declining sales and increasing competition. Afshar's departure follows other executive exits and highlights Tesla's struggles, with shares down 19% as demand for electric vehicles wanes.
Musk is shifting focus to AI and robotics, launching limited Tesla robotaxis in Austin. With only three named executives left, the company is set to report global delivery results soon, which may reveal the impact of these leadership changes.
#military
GB News: Armed Forces Day: British veteran overjoyed at celebrations as he admits 'I'm surprised so many people are here'
World War II veteran Jack Hinchliffe, 103, expressed joy at the turnout for Armed Forces Day in Cleethorpes, where locals celebrated with a carnival parade and a Red Arrows display. He reflected on his service and remembered fallen friends, highlighting the significance of the day.
The event attracted around 200,000 attendees, including Defence Secretary John Healey and veterans from various conflicts. The celebrations featured a parade of motorcyclists, old military vehicles, and performances by the Coldstream Guards, showcasing pride in the armed forces.
Fox News: IDF kills key Hamas founder deemed an 'orchestrator' of Oct 7 terror attack in Israel
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed the elimination of Hakham Muhammad Issa Al-Issa, a senior Hamas leader, in an airstrike in Gaza City. Al-Issa was involved in planning attacks against Israeli civilians and troops and played a significant role in the October 7th massacre.
His death is part of ongoing operations targeting Hamas and Iranian military leaders, as Israel continues to counter threats in the region. Al-Issa was also working to rebuild Hamas' organizational capabilities following recent military actions by Israel.
#culture
Fox News: Kate Hudson confesses she nearly sought emancipation from Goldie Hawn to advance acting career
Kate Hudson revealed she considered emancipation from her parents, Goldie Hawn and Bill Hudson, to pursue her acting career. At the Newport Beach TV Fest, she shared that she was encouraged to "divorce" her parents for a role but ultimately did not go through with it, landing a part in "Party of Five" instead.
Despite the challenges of being the child of famous actors, Hudson has maintained a close bond with her mother and lives nearby. She turned down a role in one of her stepfather Kurt Russell's films to avoid being defined by her family's legacy.
#technology
Breitbart: Mark Zuckerberg's Meta Hires 3 Top OpenAI Researchers for 'Superintelligence' Push
Meta has recruited three prominent OpenAI researchers—Lucas Beyer, Alexander Kolesnikov, and Xiaohua Zhai—to enhance its superintelligent AI development. This move reflects Mark Zuckerberg's commitment to leading in the AI sector, backed by significant investments.
Despite Zuckerberg's aggressive recruiting, OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman remains confident in retaining his top talent, dismissing concerns over the departures. Meta's efforts come after a lackluster AI model launch, prompting Zuckerberg's intensified recruitment strategy.