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#politics
Breitbart: Gavin Newsom Devotes 4 Hours of Busy Schedule to Another Podcast
California Governor Gavin Newsom participated in a lengthy interview on the Shawn Ryan Show, addressing various issues including homelessness, immigration, and his political ambitions. While he touched on several topics, he notably downplayed the ongoing wildfires in California.
During the interview, Newsom praised federal efforts in debris removal from the wildfires and criticized former President Trump for the state of federal lands. He also expressed a casual attitude towards firearms, stating he is "not anti-gun," despite the legal implications of accepting a firearm as a gift in California.
Fox News: Mamdani's former intern called activism 'jihad' and confronted police officers as 'pigs'
A former intern for New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, Hadeeqa Malik, has resurfaced in a video where she refers to activism as "jihad" and encourages protesters to face suspension or arrest. Malik, who worked in Mamdani's office, has ties to organizations advocating for Palestinian rights.
In the video, she argues that activism is a noble cause and questions the commitment of those who hesitate to protest. Malik has also been seen confronting a Muslim NYPD officer at an anti-Israel rally, highlighting her controversial stance on law enforcement.
Breitbart: Meet Omar Fateh, the Next Zohran Mamdani, Running for Mayor of Minneapolis
Omar Fateh, a self-identified democratic socialist and Minnesota's first Somali American senator, is running for mayor of Minneapolis. His platform includes pro-illegal immigration policies, opposition to police cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, and a commitment to raising the minimum wage to $20 per hour by 2028.
Fateh has proposed legislation for free college tuition for households earning under $80,000, regardless of immigration status, and aims to implement local income taxes targeting higher earners. His campaign reflects a progressive stance, particularly in relation to Israel and local governance.
Breitbart: Supreme Court Allows Trump’s Education Department to Resume Layoffs
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to allow the Trump administration's Department of Education to proceed with significant workforce reductions, reversing a lower court's order to reinstate laid-off employees. Education Secretary Linda McMahon stated the cuts aim to streamline operations without impacting essential student services.
The decision has been criticized by the court's liberal justices, who argue it undermines the separation of powers. The ruling supports Trump's broader agenda to reduce federal bureaucracy and return educational authority to states, despite the need for congressional action to officially abolish the department.
#society
GB News: Harry Potter star Emma Watson faces hefty penalties for speeding on UK roads
Emma Watson is facing legal action for speeding in Oxford, having been recorded driving at 38mph in a 30mph zone. The 35-year-old actress, known for her role as Hermione Granger, will appear in court next week, where she could face up to six points on her driving licence and a fine of up to £1,000.
This incident adds to Watson's history of vehicle-related issues, including a previous incident where her car was impounded for illegal parking. Her upcoming court appearance will determine the penalties for this latest offence, highlighting ongoing concerns regarding road safety enforcement in the UK.
Forbes: More Than 10,000 Flights Disrupted As Thunderstorms Snarl Travel
Severe thunderstorms caused significant disruptions to air travel on the East Coast and Plains, leading to 8,831 flight delays and over 1,600 cancellations. Major airports, including JFK and LaGuardia, reported ground delays exceeding three hours.
The Federal Aviation Administration issued ground stops at several airports due to the storms, with more severe weather expected. Delays affected a substantial percentage of flights to various destinations, complicating travel for many passengers.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: Pentagon Is Pressuring Key US Allies About Potential War with China: Report
The U.S. is urging key Pacific allies, particularly Japan and Australia, to prepare for a potential conflict with China, especially regarding Taiwan. Under Secretary of Defense Elbridge Colby emphasized the need for increased defense spending among allies to strengthen deterrence and maintain peace.
While the U.S. seeks to avoid war, it acknowledges the necessity of military readiness. Allies have expressed uncertainty about their responses to a Taiwan crisis, with discussions around defense spending being described as challenging but essential for collective security.
#economy
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: The San Francisco Fed’s Tariff Model Punches Itself in the Face
The San Francisco Fed's recent Economic Letter critiques Trump's tariff policy, suggesting it leads to declining wages and higher unemployment. However, the underlying model reveals that if tariffs are maintained consistently, the economic outcomes could be less severe, even beneficial, with potential increases in manufacturing jobs and real wages.
The model indicates that tariffs, if not abruptly removed, can support family life by allowing some workers to exit low-wage jobs for home production. Overall, the findings suggest that a stable tariff policy could promote economic realignment, benefiting American families and industries.
#education
Fox News: DeSantis wins against 'woke' accreditation in push to overhaul higher education
Florida's university system has approved a new accreditor, the Commission for Public Higher Education, aimed at reforming higher education accreditation. This consortium includes Florida, Texas, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee, focusing on academic excellence and student outcomes.
Governor Ron DeSantis criticized existing accrediting bodies, claiming they impose ideologies contrary to state laws and student interests. The new model seeks to provide an alternative that aligns more closely with Florida's educational goals.