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The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 3.14.25

Alabama

  • Sen Britt to offer a bill that reigns in "debunking" by federal regulators
  • Sen Tuberville applauds VA secretary for expediting VA systems upgrades
  • School superintendent confirms Dept of Ed has issued federal funds to state
  • Police chief of Brundidge is indicted for defrauding rental assistance program
  • Grant money given to A&M University to study racism in math programs
  • ALEA secretary assures public that police immunity bill is not for "bad actors"

National

  • Chuck Schumer shifts sharply over pushing for government shutdown
  • Trump talks about Putin and cease fire talks as well as Biden's "autopen" scam
  • Another federal judge issues injunction against firing of government workers
  • Trump lawyers appeal to SCOTUS to limit scope of judicial injunctions
  • Oversight Chairman looking into ActBlue and its money laundering scandal
  • HHS Secretary to revamp the "GRAS" standards re: food ingredients in US
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The NewsWorthy - Severe Storm Outbreak, Russia Responds & Festival of Colors – Friday, March 14, 2025

The news to know for Friday, March 14, 2025!

We’ll tell you where Americans are bracing for what could be a historic severe weather outbreak.

Also, more punishments for campus protesters and new questions about the future of a Ukraine ceasefire.

Plus, the stock market’s latest drop in the face of new tariff threats, a new TikTok feature meant to help teenagers put their phones down, and a festival that has millions of people celebrating all around the world.

Those stories and even more news to know in about 10 minutes! 

 

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CBS News Roundup - 03/13/2025 | World News Roundup Late Edition

President Trump stands firm on tariffs despite international backlash. Federal judge orders fired government probationary employees rehired. More than a dozen states sue the Trump administration over Education Department job cuts. CBS News Correspondent Jennifer Keiper with tonight's World News Roundup.

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Consider This from NPR - Over a dozen lawsuits to stop DOGE data access are betting on a 1974 law

The Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, has been trying to access the massive amounts of Americans' personal information held in databases throughout the federal government.

These databases hold information far more sensitive than name, address or even social security number. Diagnoses and medical data like treatment for mental health and addiction issues is also included in the trove of data.

Now, more than a dozen lawsuits are invoking a little known law from 1974 that was designed to safeguard exactly this kind of data from federal overreach.

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Consider This from NPR - Over a dozen lawsuits to stop DOGE data access are betting on a 1974 law

The Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, has been trying to access the massive amounts of Americans' personal information held in databases throughout the federal government.

These databases hold information far more sensitive than name, address or even social security number. Diagnoses and medical data like treatment for mental health and addiction issues is also included in the trove of data.

Now, more than a dozen lawsuits are invoking a little known law from 1974 that was designed to safeguard exactly this kind of data from federal overreach.

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Consider This from NPR - Over a dozen lawsuits to stop DOGE data access are betting on a 1974 law

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These databases hold information far more sensitive than name, address or even social security number. Diagnoses and medical data like treatment for mental health and addiction issues is also included in the trove of data.

Now, more than a dozen lawsuits are invoking a little known law from 1974 that was designed to safeguard exactly this kind of data from federal overreach.

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The Daily Signal - Victor Davis Hanson: Columbia University, Higher-Ed’s “Partisan, Political,” Refusal to Protect Jewish Students

What is it going to take for universities like Columbia University to start protecting their Jewish students? Having the President of the United States cut off $400 million in federal funding is a good start, says Victor Davis Hanson in today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words.”

“ It's widespread in higher education and the country's been appalled by it. But for some reason, higher education seems to equate Jewish Americans and, by definition, Israel with the white oppressor side of their Marxist binary, which is non-white oppressed versus white oppressor.

“ For a long time, the university has decided that it will make no more pretense that it's disinterested. It's partisan, and it's political, and it's left-wing, and it's proud of it.”

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The Journal. - Trump Family Has Explored Deal with Binance

In 2023, crypto exchange Binance and its CEO and founder, Changpeng Zhao, pleaded guilty to violating U.S. money laundering laws. Now, an investigation finds that representatives of President Trump’s family have been in talks to take a financial stake in the U.S. arm of Binance. At the same time, Zhao has pushed the Trump administration to grant him a pardon. WSJ’S Rebecca Ballhaus brings exclusive reporting. 


Further Reading:

- Trump Family Has Held Deal Talks With Binance Following Crypto Exchange’s Guilty Plea 

- How the Trumps Turned an Election Victory Into a Cash Bonanza   


Further Listening:

- Love Trump? Now You Can Buy His Meme Coin 

- Inside the Trump Crypto Bromance 


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State of the World from NPR - What Cuts to U.S. Aid Mean in Africa

President Trump has derided aid the U.S. provides overseas as rife with fraud. His administration has moved aggressively to eliminate such funding including cancelling contracts already in progress. This is all being challenged in court but the effects are being felt acutely by those providing the aid on the ground in foreign countries. We hear from three providers in Africa.

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CoinDesk Podcast Network - COINDESK DAILY: Global Arrest Warrant Sought for LIBRA’s Hayden Davis

Host Christine Lee breaks down the latest news in the crypto industry as an Argentine lawyer seeks an interpol red notice for Libra memecoin co-founder Hayden Davis.

An Argentine lawyer seeks an interpol red notice for Libra memecoin co-founder Hayden Davis. Plus, Hyperliquid loses $4M after a whale's $200M ether trade unwinds, and Binance receives $2 billion investment from Abu Dhabi-based MGX. CoinDesk's Christine Lee hosts "CoinDesk Daily."

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