Officials face scrutiny over Trump era chat discussing Yemen strikes
A Signal chat involving White House and defense leaders allegedly shared classified details of Yemen airstrikes planned March 15. The Atlantic reports 18 participants including Michael Waltz, Tulsi Gabbard, Marco Rubio, and Susie Wiles, with concerns about breaches of law and records rules.
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Schumer's leadership days may be numbered in Democratic ranks
Veteran pundit Carl P. Leubsdorf assesses mounting concerns within the Democratic Party over Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. He notes Schumer's 2024 handling of a funding showdown while highlighting calls for fresher leadership from Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez backed by younger figures like Andy Kim. Durbin’s retirement could hasten a shift after 2026 elections.
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Why give universities federal money debate rages on
Cal Thomas questions why elite U S universities receive federal grants and subsidies while facing protests and rising tuition. He cites Columbia University hesitations to restore funding after promising to ban masks, notes endowment sizes at top schools, and argues for ending government safety nets to restore market forces and truly independent research. He references Schumpeter on creative destruction and calls for rethinking federal support for higher education.
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