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Since around 2 and half month ago I got interested in reporting news, so I made a secret account to report news, but there's no views after I consistently posted for 2 month, so I decide to write about the news here instead. And because of that I'm changing the format of my blog, so the newest blog will be on top, and because I have to move information over to the new blog, I'll be not moving forward unimportant blogs from the past.

Anyways on with the news for now. First of all Carney have become the Prime Minister. A few things he's going to do is: He's not going to visit Trump in the next few days. He'll visit Paris and London, and he's going to cut ministerial salaries and staff. He's also going to cut consumer fuel charge to zero, and give incentive to purchase "greener" appliances.

Second news is, there's a lot of issues with DOGE, which is Elon Musk's team to cut cost for U.S.A. government. First issue is that, because federal law prohibits government employees such as Elon Musk to have financial interest with government program, they are now receiving a complaint from Campaign Legal Center because the FAA(which is Federal Aviation Administration, over sees space transportation) are having a deal with StarLink(which its parent company is SpaceX)

The second DOGE related news is IRS Chief Counsel William Paul have been removed. What is IRS, it is The Internal Revenue Service, Which Administers U.S. federal tax laws. They work on tax laws enforcement, litigation, collection, bankruptcy and sommons advice. Recently around 3,500 IRS employees are expected to be laid off. So Paul says DOGE shouldn't get access to the companies' information. So he will most likely be replaced by Andrew De Mello.

Is DOGE doing the right thing? I don't know, I'm a Trump supporter, and I know Elon Musk is trying to help. But I personally don't know the effect of the unsubtle way they manage, maybe it works? Or maybe it's too quick too insensitive? I just hope it turns out for the best.
 
 
 
I just launched a new lesson. I haven't edit something like this for so long, it took a few trial and error, hopefully I figure out how to do this properly, it is in the Level 2 session, it took so much effort, that I don't know when I can have the next one posted, I'll keep you updated!

 
 
 
Recently I read a book called FoodShed by Dee HobsBawn-Smith, it says how we eat is in a way how we use the world. Which I totally agree, it wrote about around 60 farms the author had visited. If we choose to eat organic food, people will use the time to grow more grass to feed the animals we eat, eat wild, protect wild animal's living environment. Might possibly start making small changes to the world.

I once heard from a model, we are what we eat, because what we eat made the cells in our body. So eat more organic, eat more whole food. Even when we eat junk food, use recyclable containers! Who knows, maybe when we do that not only we become more beautiful, the world also become a more sustainable place

 
 
 
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