Obama Breaks Silence to Condemn Trump But Can’t See His Own Legacy in the Mirror
Obama weighs in on decorum, sparking debate over his legacy.
FROM THE NEWSROOM
Monday, February 15th | News that moves the world.
Obama returns to the spotlight with criticism of today’s political climate.
California universities face rising drop rates after eliminating testing requirements.
And the Pentagon advances nuclear energy as part of a broader security strategy.
So what ties these stories together?
Each reflects ongoing debates about leadership, preparation, and long term planning.
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Obama Breaks Silence to Condemn Trump But Can’t See His Own Legacy in the Mirror
Former President Barack Obama criticized today’s political tone in an interview with Brian Tyler Cohen, calling parts of the media environment a “clown show” and questioning immigration enforcement practices in Minnesota. His remarks reignited debate over how much weight criticism carries when it comes from leaders with their own controversial records in office.
Does political criticism resonate more when leaders apply the same standards to themselves?
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College Drop Rates Surge After California Eliminates Standardized Testing Requirements
A Cal State Long Beach professor says students are arriving underprepared, especially in basic math, and that class drop rates have risen sharply since the CSU system dropped SAT requirements. She argues that removing objective benchmarks without expanding academic support has left many students struggling.
Are test optional policies helping students succeed, or masking readiness problems?
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Pentagon Airlifts Advanced Nuclear Reactor to Utah as Trump Pushes Energy Independence
The Department of Defense transported a next generation nuclear reactor to Utah for testing as part of President Trump’s effort to modernize nuclear infrastructure and strengthen energy security. Officials say the project supports military resilience and emerging technologies with high power demands.
Can advanced nuclear energy become a reliable foundation for future security and growth?
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QUICK TAKES
Europe Doubles Down on Speech Policing: Poland defended limits on political speech as the EU expands Digital Services Act enforcement.
Trump and Netanyahu Discuss Iran Options: Sources say Trump pledged support for Israeli strikes if diplomacy fails, as negotiations continue.
AOC Pressed on Taiwan, Offers No Clear Answer: Rep. Ocasio Cortez struggled to respond when asked about defending Taiwan.
Energy Council Marks One Year: Officials say Trump’s Energy Council boosted production and lowered costs.
FROM THE EDITOR
Today’s stories span politics, education, and national security, but they share a common question: how prepared are institutions to meet real world challenges?
From leadership accountability to student readiness to energy planning, Americans continue weighing whether policies are producing results.
That’s today’s wrap. The world keeps moving, and now you’re caught up.
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