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#politics
Breitbart: Trump to Modernize IRS, Make Agency 'Most Efficient' for Taxpayers
The Trump administration is initiating a modernization effort for the IRS to enhance service for taxpayers. A senior IRS tech executive emphasized the need for a "strategic pause" to reassess and improve the agency's technology, including the Direct File system and refund tracking features.
The modernization aims to streamline operations and reduce wait times for taxpayer inquiries. The executive noted that the goal of a digital taxpayer experience has been in progress since the 1990s, with significant investments made over the years.
Breitbart: MSNBC's Phang: Trump's DOJ Speech Unprecedented, 'Shameful Public Display'
MSNBC host Katie Phang criticized President Trump's speech at the Department of Justice, calling it an "unprecedented and shameful public display." She highlighted his calls for political opponents to be jailed and suggestions that criticizing judges should be illegal.
Trump's remarks included claims that judges face abuse and should not be subject to negative publicity, asserting that those responsible for his alleged electoral loss should be imprisoned.
#society
Times Of Israel: Bereaved mothers learned of sons’ heroism from freed captive: ‘An indescribable gift’
Or Levy, a released hostage, shared how he was saved by Aner Shapiro and Hersh Goldberg-Polin during the October 7 Hamas attack. Shira Shapiro and Rachel Goldberg-Polin recounted Levy's gratitude and the sacrifices their sons made, including Aner's bravery before his death.
The bereaved mothers emphasized the importance of honoring their sons' legacies while criticizing political responses to their grief. They called for unity and respect for the families of hostages and fallen soldiers, asserting that their losses were not in vain and underscoring the need for meaningful leadership.
Forbes: At Least 17 Dead As Storms Rip Through South And Midwest
Severe storms have resulted in at least 17 fatalities across the South and Midwest, with Missouri reporting 11 deaths. The storms have caused tornadoes, high winds, and fires, leading to flooding concerns for the weekend.
In addition to Missouri's casualties, Arkansas has confirmed three deaths and numerous injuries, while Texas reported three fatalities linked to a dust storm.
GB News: Royal forced to cancel public appearances after falling ill as she releases statement
Queen Mary of Denmark has canceled several public engagements this week due to illness, including events with the Mary Foundation and the Heart Association. The palace has not disclosed details about her condition, but she expressed gratitude for well-wishes from supporters.
The queen is expected to return to her duties soon, with her next engagement scheduled for Monday. Upcoming plans include a tour of the Faroe Islands in June and a late summer cruise aboard the Royal Yacht Dannebrog.
The Telegraph: Iran deploying drones and apps to enforce hijab wearing, UN warns
Iranian authorities are employing drones, facial recognition technology, and mobile apps to enforce mandatory hijab laws, according to a UN report. This digital surveillance is aimed at punishing women who defy these laws, promoting a culture of state-sponsored vigilantism.
The report highlights the use of aerial drones and facial recognition software to monitor compliance, particularly in public spaces and universities. This crackdown follows the death of Mahsa Amini in custody, which ignited ongoing protests against the regime.
#war
The Telegraph: Putin planning fresh ground invasion of Ukraine, warns Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that Vladimir Putin is planning a new ground invasion of Ukraine, with Russian troops amassing near the Sumy region. This comes despite Western calls for a ceasefire and a proposed 30-day truce.
Zelensky emphasized that any new incursion would contradict diplomatic efforts and indicated that Ukraine is prepared to counter the anticipated attack. He urged international partners to recognize Putin's intentions and highlighted that Russia is continuing to prolong the conflict.
#education
Breitbart: Ed Dept. Investigates 45 Universities Over Racial Preference Allegations
The Department of Education has initiated investigations into 45 universities for alleged violations of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act related to race-based preferences and policies. This follows accusations that institutions are discriminating against students based on race, including through programs like "The Ph. D Project."
The investigations also target six universities for race-based scholarships and one for facilitating racially segregated programs. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon emphasized that all students should be evaluated based on merit, not race, and that the Department will enforce compliance with federal laws against racial discrimination in education.
#science
Fox News: SpaceX to send Starship to Mars next year, Elon Musk confirms
Elon Musk announced that SpaceX's Starship is set to launch for Mars at the end of 2026, potentially carrying humans by 2029, though 2031 is more realistic. The mission aligns with Musk's vision of making humanity multiplanetary.
The Starship is touted as the most powerful launch vehicle, capable of carrying significant payloads. This announcement coincides with a busy week for SpaceX, which recently launched a crew to the International Space Station.
#technology
Breitbart: Driverless 'Bus of the Future' Is Tested in Barcelona
Barcelona is testing a driverless mini-bus this week, allowing commuters to ride for free on a 2.2-km route. Developed by Renault and WeRide, the bus operates autonomously, navigating city streets with advanced sensors.
While Europe lags behind the US and China in autonomous vehicle technology, this initiative aims to demonstrate the feasibility of driverless public transport. No accidents have been reported during the trial.