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#politics
The Western Journal: Outlet That Snickered About Vance/Couch Fact-Check Now Outraged VP Made 'Baseless' Joke About Kamala
Former Vice President J.D. Vance made a joke implying that Kamala Harris drank vodka before meetings, suggesting it explained her speaking style. This comment drew criticism from Mediaite, which previously mocked a rumor about Vance having a sexual encounter with a couch.
The contrasting reactions to the jokes highlight perceived media bias, as Mediaite found humor in remarks about Vance but labeled his comments about Harris as "baseless." The piece questions the consistency of standards in political humor.
Front Page Magazine: Squad Member's Husband/Bodyguard Indicted for Fraud
Rep. Cori Bush's relationship with her husband, who also served as her bodyguard, has drawn scrutiny after he was indicted for COVID loan fraud. Bush previously faced allegations of misusing office funds and has been vocal on social media following her election loss.
The ongoing investigations raise questions about Bush's involvement and awareness of her husband's alleged criminal activities. The situation continues to unfold amid past controversies surrounding her relationships and conduct in office.
The Western Journal: 'Probably Libelous': Trump Unleashes on New York Times and CNN Over 'Absolutely Ridiculous and False Story'
President Trump has vehemently denied a New York Times report claiming he allowed Elon Musk access to secret U.S. war plans regarding China. He labeled the story as "fake news," accusing the Times and CNN of spreading falsehoods and suggested it could be libelous.
Trump criticized Times reporter Maggie Haberman, asserting that she has a history of inaccurate reporting. The Times had cited unnamed Pentagon sources regarding Musk's scheduled visit, but Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth confirmed there would be no briefing on military plans during that visit.
GB News: Tories have Lib Dem MPs 'breathing down their neck', Baker claims
Former Liberal Democrat Minister Norman Baker criticized Kemi Badenoch for her indecision in positioning the Conservative Party during its local election campaign. He noted her struggle to choose between aligning with Reform or centrist policies.
#society
The Western Journal: Transgender Swimmer's Ex-Teammates Speak Up After Trump Admin Cuts Funding to School
The Trump administration has paused $175 million in federal funding for the University of Pennsylvania due to its policy allowing men to compete in women's sports. Former teammates of transgender swimmer Lia Thomas expressed support for this decision, citing harm to female athletes.
They argue that such policies violate Title IX protections and endanger women in sports. The university stated it has not received formal notification of the funding pause and maintains compliance with NCAA and Ivy League policies.
The Telegraph: Catholic infant school teacher moonlighting on OnlyFans sparks government intervention
A Catholic school teacher in Italy, Elena Maraga, has been suspended after it was revealed she was an OnlyFans model. The controversy arose when a parent recognized her on the platform and alerted others, prompting government intervention.
Maraga, 29, argues that her activities do not harm anyone and that individuals should have the freedom to pursue their interests in private. She has worked at the school for five years and is also a competitive bodybuilder.
Fox News: Judge gives Mahmoud Khalil legal team more time to review immigration case
A judge has granted Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University activist facing possible deportation due to alleged support for Hamas, additional time to review his immigration case. Khalil, a green card holder married to a U.S. citizen, was arrested by ICE on March 8 but has not been charged with a crime.
Khalil's attorney argued for more preparation time, citing the seriousness of the charges. Khalil has characterized his detention as a result of anti-Palestinian racism and criticized the university's administration for not addressing allegations of antisemitic behavior. His case will now be heard in New Jersey.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: His brother’s keeper: Gal Dalal pleads for help as his brother Guy suffers in Hamas captivity
Gal Dalal has been advocating for the release of his brother, Guy Gilboa-Dalal, who was kidnapped by Hamas during the Oct. 7, 2023, attack at the Nova music festival. Guy, described as warm-hearted and funny, was taken hostage along with his friend Evyatar David, while their family continues to fight for their freedom.
The Dalal family has experienced significant emotional turmoil, receiving distressing updates, including a propaganda video showing Guy and Evyatar. Gal believes that U.S. intervention, particularly from former President Trump, could help secure their release, emphasizing the urgency of their situation.
#military
Fox News: Boeing to build next-gen 'F-47' US fighter jet, Trump announces
President Donald Trump announced that Boeing will develop the F-47, the next-generation fighter jet for the U.S. Air Force. He described the aircraft as the most advanced and lethal ever built, with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth present during the announcement.
This is a developing story.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: Did Fulton Sheen Prophesy About These Times?
Archbishop Fulton Sheen, in a 1947 address, warned of the decline of Christendom, highlighting societal issues like family breakdown and moral decay. He argued that modern man’s search for meaning often leads to a false sense of community devoid of personal accountability.
Sheen foresaw a future struggle between belief in God and the rise of secular ideologies, emphasizing the need for spiritual renewal amidst chaos. He encouraged Christians to embrace hope, prayer, and community as essential responses to the moral crises of their time.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: The Joke’s on “Woke”: Shakespeare & the Pride Problem
The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust plans to "decolonize" its collections, citing Shakespeare's alleged promotion of "white supremacist imperialism." This decision follows a study claiming his works reinforce harmful Eurocentric worldviews. Critics argue this approach misinterprets Shakespeare's universal themes of pride and humility.
The article contends that the real issue lies in the philosophies of pride that have historically led to oppression, regardless of race. It suggests that the "woke" movement ironically embodies the very Eurocentric ideas it seeks to condemn, highlighting a disconnect in their reasoning.