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#politics
Breitbart: Warren: 'Would-Be King' Trump Is Setting U.S. Credibility on Fire
Sen. Elizabeth Warren criticized President Trump for firing the commissioner of labor statistics, claiming it undermines the credibility of U.S. data collection. She warned that appointing someone who will manipulate data for political gain could lead to widespread distrust in economic statistics.
Warren emphasized the importance of maintaining the integrity of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, stating that U.S. data collection is a global standard. She argued that undermining this system poses a danger to informed policy-making at all government levels.
The Western Journal: Alert: Texas AG Backs Order to Arrest Rogue Dem Lawmakers
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has endorsed a resolution from the Texas House to arrest Democratic lawmakers who left the state to block a congressional redistricting vote. The absence of these lawmakers prevents the necessary quorum for legislative action.
Paxton emphasized the need for accountability, stating that these lawmakers are not above the law and should face consequences for abandoning their responsibilities. Texas Governor Greg Abbott echoed this sentiment, asserting that the fleeing legislators have forfeited their positions.
Fox News: Andrew Schulz rips Trump for IVF campaign pledge 'flip-flop'
Comedian Andrew Schulz criticized former President Trump for not fulfilling his campaign promise to provide universal coverage for IVF treatments. In a social media post, Schulz expressed disappointment over Trump's perceived flip-flopping and directed followers to a charity that assists with IVF costs.
Despite Trump's earlier pledge to mandate IVF coverage, the White House stated that efforts to expand access to fertility treatments are ongoing. Schulz has become increasingly vocal about his disillusionment with Trump, citing various broken promises since the election.
Breitbart: Hillary Clinton’s Failed Campaign Manager Resurfaces as Key Adviser in Super PAC Tied to Dems' House Midterm Plans
Robby Mook, former campaign manager for Hillary Clinton, is now a key adviser to the super PAC ZINC Collective, focusing on House Democrats' social media strategies for the midterms. The initiative aims to raise millions for content creators and includes a "Social Media Boot Camp."
Mook's role involves recruiting diverse tech talent to enhance the Democratic campaign's digital presence. He has faced criticism for his past campaign strategies, particularly during Clinton's 2016 run, where data reliance was seen as a significant misstep.
Fox News: House Dem declares she is a 'proud Guatemalan' before American at Progressive International conference
Several House Democrats, including members of the "Squad," criticized U.S. policies at a conference in Mexico City, with Rep. Delia Ramirez stating she is "a proud Guatemalan before an American." The event featured leftist officials discussing issues like immigration and U.S. foreign policy.
The White House condemned the remarks, asserting they prioritize putting Americans last. The summit, organized by the Progressive International and Mexico's ruling party, aimed to challenge U.S. influence and militarism, advocating for a shift in authority to developing nations.
#society
GB News: French farmers spray manure on dozens of travellers occupying field after police fail to help
French farmers in Hautes-Vosges have resorted to spraying manure on their fields to drive away travellers who set up an unauthorized encampment on their land. Frustrated by a lack of law enforcement support, the farmers used tractors to distribute liquid sludge across the area, leading to a confrontation with the encampment residents.
This extreme measure highlights the challenges farmers face when dealing with unauthorized settlements. Similar tactics were previously employed by a British farmer in Devon, illustrating a growing trend of landowners taking matters into their own hands.
Times Of Israel: Cousin of hostage Evyatar David: ‘Don’t need a degree’ to know he’s on brink of death
Hostage Evyatar David has reportedly lost nearly half his body weight while in Hamas captivity, prompting concern from his family. His cousin, Matan Eshet, expressed that the medical assessments don't capture the dire reality, as David appears severely malnourished and close to death.
The family is actively seeking global support for David's release and better treatment, feeling let down by the Israeli government and the UN. They focus on raising awareness through media, emphasizing their anger towards Hamas rather than those who have failed to assist.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Transportation Secretary Duffy to announce nuclear reactor development plan for the moon
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is set to announce plans for a nuclear reactor on the moon, expediting NASA's timeline for this project. The initiative aims to support future human space exploration and strengthen U.S. national security in space.
China and Russia have also expressed intentions to establish a lunar reactor by the mid-2030s, which could create a "keep-out zone" for the U.S. Duffy's directives include replacing the International Space Station as a priority for NASA.
#economy
Breitbart: Consumer Advocate: Dick Durbin, Roger Marshall Looking to Take Away Your Credit Card Rewards
Richard Hunt, executive chairman of the Electronic Payments Coalition, warns that Sens. Dick Durbin and Roger Marshall's Credit Card Competition Act could eliminate credit card rewards used by many Americans. The bill aims to increase competition in payment processing but critics argue it may compromise security and lead to the loss of reward programs.
Hunt pointed out that similar legislation in the past, like the Durbin Amendment, resulted in the elimination of debit card rewards. He cautions consumers to be vigilant about potential impacts on their credit access and rewards as Congress considers these changes.
#culture
Le Monde: AI is sowing discord in the world of fanfiction
A fanfiction writer, CariGem18, used ChatGPT to create a 75,000-word story merging Harry Potter and House of the Dragon, garnering significant attention online. While she credits AI as a tool, some critics argue it undermines the authenticity of creative writing.
The rise of AI text generators has sparked controversy within the fanfiction community, with heated debates about originality and authorship becoming common.