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#politics
GB News: MAPPED: How Reform UK would have won May elections OUTRIGHT - until Rayner cancelled them
Polling suggests Reform UK would have won 12 councils in May's local elections if not for delays caused by Labour's Angela Rayner. With the postponement of elections in nine authorities, Reform is expected to secure only eight councils, while the Conservatives are projected to win 10.
Leader Nigel Farage criticized the delays as a "denial of democracy," arguing that elections should proceed even amidst local government reforms. The situation is compounded by rising council tax bills, prompting voter backlash.
Fox News: Canada 'rage room' lets visitors smash Trump, Vance, Musk portraits to release tariff angst
A Halifax business has launched a "rage room" promotion allowing Canadians to vent their frustrations over President Trump's tariffs by smashing portraits of him and other figures. The initiative aims to provide entertainment and stress relief while supporting a local food bank.
Owner Terry LeBlanc emphasized that the venture is primarily for entertainment, noting that many customers, including children, find it a safe outlet for their anger regarding political issues. Canadian leaders are also voicing concerns about the economic impact of these tariffs.
Human Events: ALEXANDER OAKES: The continuing resolution tested GOP loyalty and sowed Democrat division
The U.S. Senate passed a continuing resolution to fund the government until September, with bipartisan support that included nine Democrats. This has sparked celebration among Republicans, who see it as a victory for Trump's agenda, despite some right-wing dissent regarding ongoing spending practices.
Democratic infighting has intensified, with calls for Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer to face primary challenges. This internal discord may impact the party's cohesion and effectiveness heading into the 2026 midterms, potentially benefiting the GOP.
#society
Le Monde: Majority of French people are in favor of eating less meat, but better
A recent survey indicates that 53% of French consumers have reduced their meat consumption over the past three years, driven mainly by financial concerns. Health, environmental issues, and animal welfare also motivate this trend, which aligns with official statistics showing a slight decline in overall meat consumption.
While red meat consumption has decreased by 1.7% in 2023, poultry remains popular, reflecting changing dietary preferences amidst economic pressures.
Forbes: Tracy Morgan Says He’s ‘Doing Ok’ After Illness On Court At Knicks Game
Actor and comedian Tracy Morgan reported he is "doing ok" after experiencing food poisoning and vomiting while sitting courtside at a Knicks game. He thanked his medical team and the Madison Square Garden staff for their care following the incident.
Morgan, who has faced health challenges in the past, reassured fans via social media after the game was briefly delayed for cleanup. He humorously noted that the Knicks won the game, suggesting he might need to repeat the experience in the playoffs.
Fox News: Vanderbilt Med Center 'hiding' DEI resources behind password-protected web pages: report
Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC) is facing scrutiny from the conservative nonprofit Consumers' Research for allegedly concealing its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) commitments behind password-protected web pages. The organization has launched a campaign titled "What Is Vanderbilt University Medical Center Hiding?" to highlight these actions, claiming VUMC is attempting to hide its DEI and climate activism resources.
In response, VUMC stated it is reviewing its programs to ensure compliance with recent executive actions regarding DEI initiatives. The center's spokesperson emphasized a commitment to maintaining an inclusive environment while acknowledging the need for updates to public information. Consumers' Research is calling for an investigation into VUMC's use of federal funds.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: IDF strikes Syrian artillery systems near border; Damascus condemns ‘Israeli aggression’
Israel conducted drone strikes on military infrastructure in southern Syria, targeting artillery systems near Khan Arnabeh. This follows previous airstrikes in Daraa, which reportedly killed three and injured over a dozen. The IDF stated these actions were necessary to neutralize threats to Israel from the region.
The Syrian foreign ministry condemned the strikes, labeling them as aggression against the Syrian people and a violation of international law. They urged the UN Security Council to intervene and uphold the 1974 Disengagement Agreement, which established a demilitarized zone between Israel and Syria.
The Telegraph: Here’s a war Trump is up for. But it could get messy on him
The Trump administration has resumed military operations against the Iran-backed Houthis in the Red Sea, emphasizing the importance of freedom of navigation. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated that the campaign will continue until the Houthis cease their attacks on US ships and drones.
Despite ongoing military efforts since 2015, including support from US intelligence and RAF fighter jets, the situation remains unresolved. The Houthis' anti-shipping actions are linked to the Israel-Hamas conflict, with recent missile attacks on US warships highlighting the risks involved in maintaining a presence in the region.
#crime
Fox News: Alleged MS-13 leader on FBI most wanted list being extradited to US, Patel says
Francisco Javier Roman-Bardales, a senior leader of MS-13, has been extradited to the U.S. after his arrest in Mexico. The FBI had offered a $250,000 reward for information leading to his capture. He faces multiple charges, including violence and drug trafficking.
This extradition represents a significant collaboration between U.S. and Mexican authorities in combating transnational crime. Roman-Bardales is among several figures recently handed over to the U.S. as part of intensified efforts against drug cartels and gang violence.