The Daily Populous

Thursday February 6th, 2025 day edition

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It is likely that the agency will soon be shuttered and could be subsumed into the U.S. State Department.

Now, new reporting shows USAID was actually investigating equipment from one of Musk’s companies at the time that he attacked the agency.

Our objectives are to determine how (1) the Government of Ukraine used the USAID-provided Starlink terminals, and (2) USAID monitored the Government of Ukraine’s use of USAID-provided Starlink terminals.”.

The litigation alleges that DOGE may be violating a federal privacy law by allowing Musk’s stooges to access certain systems.

As far as I can tell, it’s basically Elon being followed around by a bunch of “Gregs.”

It hardly represents, as Sean Hannity recently put it, “radical DEI, woke, transgender, you know, leftist, Green New Deal madness.”

That said, Elon Musk literally works for the deep state, so I don’t know how his being in charge is any better. »

Nancy Mace repeatedly uses ‘tranny’ during hearing

Authored by gazette.com

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) repeatedly used the word "tranny" during a House Oversight Committee hearing Wednesday.

This came as Mace is pursuing a resolution to ensure only biological women are allowed in female restrooms.

"You want penises in women's bathrooms, and I'm not going to have it," Mace said. »

Trump administration evicts former Coast Guard leader from her house with 3 hours notice

Authored by nbcnews.com

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump's administration evicted former Coast Guard Commandant Linda Fagan from her home with three hours of notice on Tuesday — not even enough time to gather her personal effects — according to two people familiar with the incident.

Coast Guard leaders had given Fagan a 60-day waiver to find new housing, according to one of the sources.

"I do not authorize them to come into my house, whether I'm there or not," she told another Coast Guard official. »

Call of Duty veteran reportedly fired by 2K following muted response to "roguelike hero shooter" Project Ethos

Authored by eurogamer.net
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Call of Duty veteran Michael Condrey has reportedly been fired as the head of 2K Games studio 31st Union after its debut project, free-to-play hero shooter Project Ethos, recieved a muted reponse on its reveal toward the end of last year.

Condrey, who co-founded Call of Duty developer Sledgehammer Games, was confirmed to be leading 2K's 31st Union in 2019.

Project Ethos was officially described as a free-to-play "roguelike hero shooter", and featured a colourful art style reminiscent of Blizzard's Overwatch. »