State Department cuts Biden-era DEI program promoting progressive politics worldwide and other major news stories

State Department cuts Biden-era DEI program promoting progressive politics worldwide and other major news stories

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Top 3

1. The State Department has abandoned a Biden-era plan intended to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion.

2. Luigi Mangione’s plea could create significant issues for prosecutors.

3. WNBA criticizes “malicious” fans against allowing men in women’s sports.

Main heading

Sanctuary Fallout — An undocumented immigrant has been charged with murder shortly after being released by a California judge.

Mic drop — Caroline Leavitt shares her tough choice to step down from the White House.

Luck of the draw — Powerball’s billion-dollar mystery concludes as one ticket claims the jackpot.

“Godsend” — A former Chicago detective suggests a recent surge in murders might offer insights for tackling crime in the city.

Intermediate gamble — As the conflict in Iran escalates, it seems the Iranian government is gearing up to intensify its tactics.

Politics

Spy in the ivory tower — A discovery reveals 140 research papers linked to a Chinese military university were co-authored by Harvard, highlighting ties to China.

Reverse rule — Energy projects endorsed by Trump face possible termination from the new president.

Deception playbook — An examination of President Trump’s Air Force One dealings showcases years of strategy leading to unexpected changes.

Power struggle — Unexpected tensions arise as Trump confronts an ally over a huge industry’s future.

Media

“The devil himself” — Kaylee Gonsalves’ mother battles feelings of forgiveness towards Brian Koberger.

House rules — A comedian defends Hugh Laurie, calling him ‘uncancellable’ amid controversy surrounding Sophie Cunningham.

Cancel culture — The composer for “Halo” claims he was excluded from an event due to his Republican views.

Territory for toddlers — Ms. Rachel focuses on reparations as part of progressive political initiatives.

Opinion

Hugh Hewitt — Democrat El-Sayed illustrates how one senator can negatively impact military readiness.

Rob Portman — There is a pressing need for more blue-collar workers to drive the future of AI in America.

In other news

Two Americas — Sophie Cunningham’s situation intensifies as claims of “privilege” from opposing factions emerge.

Worrying about the sky — A mysterious Wi-Fi network onboard shifts concerns for travelers.

Check out — A major supermarket chain quietly closes stores across 15 states.

American culture quiz — Challenge yourself with a quiz about family fun and medical wonders.

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Jim Breuer shares comedy and storytelling on “Planet Tyrus.”

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