On Tuesday‚ as the Berkeley‚ California City Council held a meeting at which a Holocaust Remembrance Day proclamation was being considered‚ anti-Israel demonstrators bullied an 89-year-old Holocaust survivor who was sent to Dachau Concentration Camp in Nazi Germany when she was four years old. Susanne DeWitt spoke before the council‚ saying‚ “Over six million Jews were murdered in the Holocaust and many more were left with scarred lives. I urge the Berkeley City Council to pass the Holocaust Remembrance Day proclamation because we are currently witnessing a horrendous surge in anti-Semitism. Jews are now under existential threat; the invasion by Hamas‚ which broke a ceasefire –” She was interrupted by demonstrators yelling‚ “Time! Time!” The moderator interceded as Dewitt stepped away from the microphone‚ “Okay‚ Ma’am. Ms. Dewitt‚ ladies and gentlemen‚ if you can‚ please let me facilitate the meeting.” Permitted to continue‚ DeWitt stated‚ “ — led to the murder of 1‚200 Israelis‚ and the brutal torture and rape of women.” Despite the fact that Hamas’ rape and torture of women during the October 7 massacre has been well-documented‚ demonstrators screamed‚ “Lies! Lies! Lies!” At the meeting‚ the demonstrators referred to “Zionist pigs‚” chanted “From the river to the sea‚ Palestine will be free‚” called the council “cowards” and “traitors‚” “spies for Israel‚” “Racist Zionists who are upholding violence‚ apartheid‚ occupation‚” told someone‚ “Get the f*** out of here‚ you Zionist pig‚” and were warned by the moderator‚ “Do not circle other speakers. Back away.” One demonstrator‚ face covered by a mask‚ declared‚ “This is a Zionist stronghold. The people of Berkeley love Palestine.” Another demonstrator snapped‚ “Being around Zionists really like gets your blood going.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP WATCH: Yesterday‚ the Berkeley City Council held its final meeting before a one-month recess. The agenda of the meeting included an item on marking Holocaust Remembrance Day and funding educational programs around this commemoration. There was nothing on the meeting agenda about… pic.twitter.com/dQdmmuI2Ad — JCRC Bay Area (@SFJCRC) March 27‚ 2024 WATCH: Susanne DeWitt‚ an 89 year-old Holocaust survivor who was arrested and sent to Dachau Concentration Camp at age 4‚ was repeatedly heckled by demonstrators as she spoke in favor of the City of Berkeley's Holocaust Remembrance Day proclamation. pic.twitter.com/B3mx5mjjSo — JCRC Bay Area (@SFJCRC) March 28‚ 2024 DeWitt authored a book titled‚ “I Was Born in an Old Age Home: A Memoir.” She tells the story of growing up in Munich‚ Germany‚ being arrested at the age of four during Kristallnacht‚ and later being incarcerated in Dachau. Having survived‚ she then lived in various countries before she settled in the U.S. “The number of prisoners incarcerated in Dachau between 1933 and 1945 exceeded 200‚000. Scholars believe that at least 40‚000 prisoners died there‚” the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum states.

A federal judge in Texas struck down a rule from the Biden administration that required states and cities to measure and set goals for reducing greenhouse gas emissions “associated with transportation.” The rule‚ put forth by the Federal Highway Administration‚ was criticized by Republicans who argued that the federal government lacked authority to implement the mandate and that it was an attempt by the Biden administration to impose its climate agenda on conservative states. Texas sued in December to have the rule vacated and a federal judge sided with the state on Wednesday.  “A federal administrative agency cannot act without congressional authorization. Here‚ the Federal Highway Administration created a rule requiring the states to measure‚ report‚ and set declining targets for the amount of carbon dioxide emitted by vehicles using the interstate and national-highway systems‚” wrote Judge James Hendrix of the Northern District of Texas. “Texas sued‚ alleging that the agency lacked authority to enact the rule. Given the statutory text’s plain language and context‚ the Court agrees‚” Hendrix‚ a Trump appointee‚ added.  In his 49-page decision‚ Hendrix said that the Department of Transportation had attempted to override the law’s “clear limitation of authorized performance measures to those that track the physical condition and efficiency of the interstate and national-highway systems.” He said that in order for the federal government to force states to make greenhouse gas measurements Congress either had to amend 23 U.S. Code Section 150‚ a federal law related to national highways and interstates‚ or pass an entirely new law. “If the people‚ through Congress‚ believe that the states should spend the time and money necessary to measure and report GHG emissions and set declining emission targets‚ they may do so by amending Section 150 or passing a new law‚” Hendrix wrote. “But an agency cannot make this decision for the people.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP The decision was celebrated by Republicans in Congress‚ including Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman Sam Graves (R-MO) and Highways and Transit Subcommittee Chairman Rick Crawford (R-AR). “This was a clear case of blatant overreach by the Biden Administration from the beginning‚ and we commend the Court for its ruling that a ‘federal administrative agency cannot act without congressional authorization‚’” Graves and Crawford said in a statement. “Congress rejected the inclusion of a GHG performance measure requirement when the infrastructure law was developed‚ making the Administration’s rule making an unlawful attempt to circumvent Congress and force this one-size-fits-all burden upon every state and community across the country.”

When Amanda Nguyen got an acceptance letter from Harvard‚ it seemed that her dream of becoming an astronaut could actually come true. This was all-the-more true once she secured an internship at NASA. But then‚ while at Harvard‚ she was sexually assaulted. Just like that‚ her entire world changed. She could continue on her path with NASA or choose to fight back for justice — she chose the latter. At that time‚ she didn’t know she’d not only become an astronaut one day but the first Vietnamese woman in space. Before that could happen‚ though‚ Amanda made the difficult decision to put her dream aside. Her experience as a rape survivor showed her how much changed was needed. During this time‚ she learned that the government could destroy her rape kit (evidence of the assault)‚ after six months‚ completely untested. TikTok Rightfully appalled by this law‚ Amanda and others worked hard to re-write it. She did whatever it took to get it passed‚ including testifying in Congress. Word quickly spread of her efforts. “Over a million survivors wrote around the world asking me to help‚” Amanda shares. “People projected my face onto buildings as a symbol for survivors.” Her efforts paid off when Congress unanimously passed the bill. Still‚ Amanda continued to fight for survivors‚ putting her astronaut dreams aside. In doing so‚ she got the UN to adopt the rewritten law‚ too. TikTok Amanda Nguyen’s Astronaut Dreams Come True‚ Making Her the First Vietnamese Woman in Space Since 2016‚ Amanda has accomplished so much for rape survivors like herself. In doing so‚ she’s became a Nobel Peace Prize nominee and Time’s Woman of the Year in 2022. Still‚ Amanda never forgot her dreams with NASA. In fact‚ she pursued this dream again recently‚ holding onto hope that she’d go to space one day. TikTok “I don’t know if I’ll fly in space‚ but I am back on my astronaut journey‚ back home‚” Amanda wrote in February. Soon after making this post‚ however‚ Amanda got the best news! Space for Humanity is sponsoring Amanda’s dream to be an astronaut‚ making her the first Vietnamese woman in space! For years‚ Amanda tirelessly worked to make the world a better place for rape survivors like herself. In doing so‚ she inspired countless people to never give up‚ even when the odds are against them. Now‚ she’s doing the same thing in making her astronaut dreams come true. “I am thrilled to be partnered with Space for Humanity‚ not just for their support‚ but also their vision and values‚” Amanda says. “Together‚ we’re committed to changing the way we all think about the cosmos‚ each other‚ and humanity’s future. I look forward to my journey to space as well as our continued journey to a brighter and better future.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Rape Survivor Overcomes Trauma To Become First Vietnamese Woman In Space — And Change The World appeared first on InspireMore.

There are some pretty weird baby names out there‚ but have you ever thought of naming a child after bacteria? Yeah‚ neither have we. However‚ in a hilarious Instagram video from Dell Medical School in Texas‚ students were asked to answer an unusual question. If they were planning to name their kid after bacteria‚ which one would they choose? What will surprise you most about this video is just how many bacteria actually have pretty pleasant-sounding handles! Here are the pathogenic baby names these med students suggested. 1. Are you sure that’s not an actual baby name? Screengrab from Instagram If you told us that this was a variation of “Francesca‚” we’d probably believe you. As far as bacteria names go‚ this one is a solid choice! 2. It’s a little more out there‚ but still plausible. Screengrab from Instagram It’s a pretty big name for a baby‚ but they could grow into it! We could totally see a glamorous woman pulling off “Neisseria.” The post Hilarious Baby Names: “What Bacteria Would You Name A Child After?” appeared first on InspireMore.

This year’s Cadbury Bunny might not have long ears and a cotton tail‚ but he sure is cute! Louie the raccoon took home the 2024 title by winning the most online votes in the brand’s sixth annual competition in March. This means that Louie not only gets a cash prize of $7‚000‚ but he’ll also star in a Cadbury commercial! However‚ it won’t be this critter’s first time in the limelight. Louie the raccoon already has quite the following on social media. His adorable antics and little outfits captured the hearts of many long before he was in the running for 2024 Cadbury Bunny. He’s even a skilled painter! Proceeds from his artwork go toward helping other creatures like himself. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Louie the Raccoon (@louietheraccoon) This year’s Cadbury Bunny winner has come a long way since he was orphaned in 2021 and rescued by former vet tech Jaime Arslan. Since he couldn’t survive on his own‚ the woman decided she would take care of the Miami raccoon. She even named him after her late father. “After my father’s passing‚ I decided to take my mind off what I was experiencing and learn about wildlife rehabilitation‚” Jaime said to USA Today. “It was there I met Louie‚ and we became inseparable. He wasn’t able to be released back into the wild‚ so he came to live with me. It happened unexpectedly‚ and I learned how amazing raccoons are firsthand and wanted to care for more.” Instagram Congratulations on becoming a Cadbury Bunny‚ Louie! We can’t wait to see you star in your commercial. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Meet This Year’s Cadbury Bunny…. Err‚ Raccoon appeared first on InspireMore.

What do Beyoncé and Dolly Parton have in common? After the former dropped a new album today‚ they can both say they have hit country albums! After much anticipation‚ Beyoncé released COUNTRY CARTER‚ and fans are in love. There are over 20 new songs for folks to enjoy. This includes the beloved song Jolene‚ originally sung by Dolly Parton herself. Leading up to the release of her first country album‚ Beyoncé has received a lot of support. Even those who aren’t usually country fans have been eagerly awaiting to hear how she’ll put her own spin on the genre. Most notably‚ though‚ the Queen of Country herself has been looking forward to today. Dolly Parton Predicted Beyonce Would Cover ‘Jolene’ Two Years Ago:"Wouldn’t That Be Killer?"More: https://t.co/RGY1n5ckgL pic.twitter.com/wHatT2aniH— Rolling Stone (@RollingStone) March 29‚ 2024 “I’m a big fan of Beyoncé and and very excited that she’s done a country album‚” Parton says. “So congratulations on your Billboard Hot Country number one single.” Beyoncé’ Puts a Twist on Dolly Parton’s Jolene Twitter Now that the album is out‚ we’re learning that both Beyoncé and Parton are quite sneaky. On COUNTRY CARTER‚ just before Jolene plays‚ Parton has a few words to share. It’s the perfect transition into the song which‚ thanks to Beyoncé’s tweaks‚ turns the tables on Jolene. “Hey miss Honey B‚ it’s Dolly P‚” Parton says in the track titled Dolly P. “You know that hussy with the good hair you sing about? Reminded me of someone I knew back when.” Twitter Rather than feeling threatened by the woman‚ Beyoncé takes the stance that nothing can get between her and her man. Needless to say‚ fans of both Parton and Beyoncé are ecstatic over this new take on the hit song. Best of all‚ it’s just one of many hits on the album! As of today‚ Beyoncé and Parton have hit country albums — but they’ve both been icons in music for much longer! You can find the sources of this story’s featured image here and here! The post Dolly Parton &; Fans React To Beyoncé’s New Album‚ Including Her “Jolene” Remake appeared first on InspireMore.

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