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Jun 3, 2025 |
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Breitbart: VIDEO: Wake Forest Baseball Coach Tom Walter Apologizes for 'Homophobic Slur'
Wake Forest baseball coach Tom Walter has apologized after being recorded using a homophobic slur during a game against the University of Tennessee. He expressed regret for his language, stating it does not reflect his values or those of the program.
Wake Forest athletic director John Currie also expressed disappointment, emphasizing that such behavior is out of character for Walter and does not align with the standards of the university or the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Breitbart: Ex-Red Sox Slugger Kevin Youkilis Blasts AOC for 'Virtue Signaling' over Colorado Terror Attack
Kevin Youkilis criticized Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for her response to a violent attack on Jewish rally goers in Colorado, accusing her of merely virtue signaling without taking real action against rising antisemitism. He urged her to confront extremist behavior and create a plan to combat it.
Youkilis warned that attacks on Jews are likely to escalate if society allows such extremism to persist. His comments followed the arrest of an Egyptian national involved in the Boulder incident, highlighting concerns over illegal immigration and its potential link to violence.
Breitbart: Hegseth Orders Navy to Rename Ship Named After Harvey Milk
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered the U.S. Navy to remove the name of Harvey Milk from the USNS Harvey Milk, aligning with the objectives of President Trump and emphasizing a return to a "warrior culture." The decision was reportedly timed to coincide with Pride Month.
The renaming has sparked controversy, with some Democrats criticizing it as spiteful and detrimental to national security. Others have defended the decision, citing allegations against Milk. The renaming reflects ongoing debates over military values and representation.
Breitbart: Exclusive—Mark Serrano: The Bernard Kerik Way
Bernard Kerik, the 40th police commissioner of New York City, passed away at 69. He became a national figure after 9/11 and faced significant political challenges, including a failed nomination for Secretary of Homeland Security and subsequent imprisonment. Despite these setbacks, he remained dedicated to public service and prison reform.
Kerik's legacy includes his work on Mideast security and the First STEP Act during Trump's presidency. Known for his guarded demeanor, he revealed a deep compassion for family and friends. In honor of his contributions, a suggestion has been made to name a street near the Freedom Tower after him.
#culture
Le Monde: At the Musée d'art moderne de Paris, Gabriele Münter, a framing prodigy, has emerged from the shadows
Gabriele Münter, a German artist and co-founder of the Der Blaue Reiter movement, is gaining recognition for her contributions to art, previously overshadowed by her relationship with Vassily Kandinsky. A retrospective at the Musée d'art moderne de Paris highlights her photography, showcasing her talent in framing and composition.
This exhibition marks a significant moment in acknowledging Münter's work and impact on the art world, emphasizing her individuality beyond being a partner of a prominent male artist.
#health
GB News: England grapples with 19th-century STI as worst-hit areas revealed
England is experiencing its worst syphilis outbreak in over 70 years, with 9,535 cases reported in 2024, a 1.7% increase from the previous year. Lambeth has the highest rate, with nearly 138 cases per 100,000 residents. Health officials warn of a public health crisis and urge safer sexual practices.
Additionally, drug-resistant gonorrhoea cases are on the rise, with 14 reported this year. The Local Government Association emphasizes that sexual health services are struggling to meet the increased demand, calling for more investment to ensure timely care for those affected.