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President-elect Donald Trump announced Tuesday evening that he has selected Linda McMahon to lead the Department of Education. McMahon, 76, served during Trump’s first term in office as the Administrator of the Small Business Administration. “It is my great honor to announce that Linda McMahon, former Administrator of the Small Business Administration, will be the United States Secretary of Education,” Trump said in a statement. McMahon has spent the last four years serving as the Chair of the Board at the America First Policy Institute (AFPI). “So proud of my friend and America First Patriot @Linda_McMahon for answering the call to head the Department of Education!” said AFPI Executive Director Chad Wolf. MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ NOW STREAMING ON DAILYWIRE+ “As a strong supporter of school choice and parental rights, there is no one better to expel the woke agenda in our education system and put our children first,” he added. So proud of my friend and America First Patriot @Linda_McMahon for answering the call to head the Department of Education! She did an incredible job leading the Small Business Administration and went on to fearlessly lead @A1Policy alongside @BrookeLRollins and @larry_kudlow. As… — Chad Wolf (@ChadFWolf) November 20, 2024 Trump said that as Secretary of Education, McMahon will “fight tirelessly” to expand school choice in every state and “empower parents to make the best education decisions for their families.” McMahon previously served for two years on the Connecticut Board of Education where she was one of fifteen members who oversaw all public education in the state, the Trump transition team said. “Linda will use her decades of Leadership experience, and deep understanding of both Education and Business, to empower the next Generation of American Students and Workers, and make America Number One in Education in the World,” Trump said. “We will send Education BACK TO THE STATES, and Linda will spearhead that effort.”

A hacker has exposed key testimony in Matt Gaetz’s ethics scandal, raising serious cybersecurity concerns and challenging political ethics. A hacker named “Altam Beezley” accessed transcripts and documents from a House Ethics Committee report on Matt Gaetz. Was it “hacked” or was it leaked? Details of the Hack A hacker known as “Altam Beezley” managed to acquire crucial documents, including transcripts and 24 exhibits from a House Ethics Committee report on Congressman Matt Gaetz. These documents, containing sworn statements, surfaced following Gaetz’s resignation from Congress. The sensitive data breach highlights significant cybersecurity vulnerabilities within governmental entities tasked with safeguarding confidential information. One of the pivotal documents includes claims from a woman stating she engaged in a sexual relationship with Gaetz when she was 17. Such allegations are not new for Gaetz; however, he has consistently denied them, citing them as politically driven. Notably, an earlier investigation by the Justice Department resulted in no charges against Gaetz. BREAKING: An attorney representing two women who testified before the House Ethics Committee says former Rep. Matt Gaetz paid both of his adult clients for sex. Gaetz is President-elect Donald Trump's pick for attorney general. https://t.co/2SAYXYL4tu — ABC News (@ABC) November 18, 2024 Political Implications The intersection of ethics and cybersecurity takes center stage in this unfolding scandal. The House Ethics Committee, planning to release a critical report on Gaetz, now grapples with jurisdictional dilemmas following his resignation amid a nomination for U.S. Attorney General by former President Trump. Despite the Ethics Committee’s loss of jurisdiction, parts of the report have found their way to media outlets, sparking renewed scrutiny on Gaetz’s actions. Allegations of politically motivated investigations linger, with Gaetz having previously criticized them as attempts to unseat him from his congressional role. NEW: A online secure document sharing file for a Matt Gaetz related civil lawsuit has had “confidential” docs downloaded by a “unknown and unauthorized third party” per email obtained by ABC docs include unredacted depos by the the minor and witnesses Parties are investigating: pic.twitter.com/5hBN1mwF6I — Will Steakin (@wsteaks) November 19, 2024 Concerns Over Cybersecurity This incident underscores the broader cybersecurity threats that governmental bodies face today. The breach not only jeopardizes personal privacy but also raises critical questions about the capacity of these entities to protect sensitive information from unauthorized leaks. The challenges posed by such cybersecurity breaches necessitate a reevaluation of protocols and safeguards to prevent further incidents. As public interest continues to peek, the ethical dilemma of balancing privacy rights against transparency becomes apparent. Sources: Hacker hacks Gaetz document? Gaetz’s confirmation won’t be easy. The post Hacker Reveals Surprising Twist in Matt Gaetz Ethics Probe appeared first on The Conservative Brief.

We all know Steve Martin is a hilarious man. He played the neurotically lovable George Banks in the Father of the Bride franchise and family man Neal Page in Planes, Trains, And Automobiles. Steve started his career in stand-up comedy and has hosted both Saturday Night Live and The Academy Awards multiple times. Steve hinted that his current role as Charles-Haden Savage in Only Murders in the Building could be his final acting role. But that doesn’t mean he’s finished in the entertainment business. Steve Martin recently lent his banjo skills to a new Vince Gill tune, and people love it. Believe it or not, he’s a Grammy-winning bluegrass artist who loves to play music. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Steve Martin (@stevemartinreally) Steve Martin Shared Video Of He And Vince Gill Playing Together On Instagram While Vince sang, Steve strummed the banjo. Together, they made beautiful music. Steve captioned his Instagram post, “Here’s Alison Brown’s and my new song with the incredible Vince Gill. ‘Wall Guitar.’ Already a hit in Iceland, I think!” A fan wrote, “What a welcome sound. That voice, your banjos… my soul needs soothing so thank you all. Steve, please don’t stop posting.” “I have listened to this over and over. I am in love. My grandmother was a brilliant banjo player and this warms my heart. Thank you for this beautiful song,” this person agreed. This person was watching Steve Martin on TV and stopped to listen to him and Vince Gill play, “I seriously just paused ‘Murders in The Building’ to listen to this song! You can do no wrong, Steve Martin!” “Mr. Martin, I think you have officially crossed over. Comedy, movies, tv, and now music. At the risk of sounding condescending, I am proud of the entertainer you have become,” a fan complimented. It seems no matter what Steve does, it’s incredible and we’re here for it. This story’s featured image is by Adam McCullough via Shutterstock. The post Steve Martin Adds The Banjo To New Vince Gill Song & Fans Are “Praying To The Bluegrass Gods” appeared first on InspireMore.

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