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#politics
The Mirror: Donald Trump 'sparks panic for Republicans' as Elon Musk makes 'bold' move
A US political commentator highlighted growing tensions within the Republican Party related to Donald Trump's influence and recent developments in Ukraine. A senior Republican senator expressed unease about the party's shift from its Reagan-era roots, noting that traditional Republicans are hesitant to voice concerns due to pressure from figures like Elon Musk.
The commentary follows Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's visit to the US, which ended without a minerals deal. During the meeting, Vice President JD Vance confronted Zelenskyy, suggesting it was disrespectful for him to address the media in the Oval Office.
Fox News: House Dem blasted for 'unhinged' Elon Musk rant telling him to 'Go back to South Africa'
Democratic Rep. Nydia Velazquez faced backlash after telling Elon Musk to "go back to South Africa" during a protest against his DOGE initiatives. Critics labeled her comments as "unhinged," highlighting a perceived double standard regarding immigration.
Velazquez's remarks echo similar sentiments from other Democrats questioning Musk's loyalty to the U.S. due to his immigrant status. This has sparked further criticism from conservatives, who argue that the comments reflect a broader issue within the party.
The Mirror: Donald Trump mounts attack on European leaders - 'what are they thinking?'
Donald Trump criticized European leaders for seeking US support against Russia, claiming Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's statements on the war's resolution were detrimental. He suggested that Zelensky does not genuinely seek peace while relying on American backing.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasized the necessity of US involvement for peace in Ukraine, stating that Britain is prepared to contribute troops if needed. Despite differing views, Starmer reiterated support for Zelensky and the need for a united front against Russian aggression.
#society
Breitbart: NYT: Little League Baseball is Holding Pacific Palisades Together After Fire
The Pacific Palisades Baseball Association has resumed its season, providing a sense of community and normalcy after the recent Palisades Fire. The league's opening day brought hope to families recovering from the disaster, emphasizing unity and resilience.
Children like Wil Hoffman express pride in playing for their community, highlighting the league's importance in the wake of the tragedy.
Fox News: Texas has a beef with the name of 'New York strip' steak
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has proposed renaming the New York strip steak to the "Texas strip" to honor Texas cattle ranchers. He plans to file a resolution in the Texas Senate and encourage restaurants and grocery stores to adopt the new name, citing Texas's significant cattle industry.
Patrick argues that the name change would better reflect Texas's contributions to beef production and promote the state's brand. He criticized the historical naming as a relic from the 19th century and emphasized the need to market Texas beef more effectively.
GB News: ITV Dancing on Ice fans in 'fix row' as they spot detail amid Dan Edgar's exit: 'How can that happen?'
Dancing On Ice fans expressed outrage after Dan Edgar was eliminated from the competition despite a perceived stumble by his opponent, Anton Ferdinand. All judges voted to save Ferdinand, leading to accusations of a "fix" among viewers who criticized the judges' scoring.
The controversy coincides with declining ratings for the show, which has lost over a million viewers in two years. Some fans questioned the judges' decisions, particularly Oti Mabuse's high score for Dan, suggesting bias and a potential lack of quality in the competition.
Breitbart: Huge Study Says Transgender Surgery Doubles Depression Rates
A new study indicates that transgender surgery is linked to increased rates of depression, suicidal thoughts, anxiety, and drug addiction. Despite these findings, the authors suggest that governments should enhance mental health support for affected individuals rather than reconsider the funding of such surgeries.
The study challenges the narrative that transgender medical treatments are essential for well-being, complicating the arguments of activists advocating for taxpayer-funded procedures. It highlights the need for careful consideration of the implications of these treatments, especially for minors.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Trump Freezes Ukraine Aid After Confrontation With Zelenskyy
President Trump has paused all military aid to Ukraine, pending a demonstration of commitment to peace from Ukrainian leaders. This decision follows a contentious Oval Office meeting with President Zelenskyy, where tensions escalated over U.S. support and Ukraine's gratitude.
Trump criticized Zelenskyy for his remarks about the war's duration and emphasized the need for the U.S. to focus on domestic issues. Meanwhile, Zelenskyy expressed hope for mending relations and reiterated the importance of U.S. support for Ukraine.
The Telegraph: Water supply sabotaged on Swedish island key to warding off Russian navy
Swedish police are investigating suspected sabotage after power cables to a water pump on Gotland, a strategic island in the Baltic Sea, were intentionally disconnected. The island is crucial for NATO and has historical ties to Russian occupation.
Former defense chief Micael Bydén noted that Russia, under Vladimir Putin, has shown interest in Gotland, heightening concerns over its security.
Le Monde: US suspends military aid to Ukraine effective immediately
Donald Trump has announced a "pause" in U.S. assistance to Ukraine following a challenging meeting with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The aim is to pressure Zelenskyy into engaging in peace talks with Russia to resolve the ongoing conflict.
A White House official stated that the pause is part of a review to ensure U.S. aid contributes to a peace solution. More details are expected as the situation develops.
#military
Forbes: Hegseth Renames Fort Moore Back To Fort Benning—Latest Rollback Of Military Base Name Changes
Fort Moore in Georgia has been renamed back to Fort Benning, honoring Corporal Fred G. Benning, a World War I veteran. This change, signed by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, reflects a shift away from honoring Confederate figures due to legislation prohibiting such honors.
The renaming follows a broader trend to address military installations named after Confederate soldiers, initiated by a Department of Defense commission in 2021. Hegseth has previously restored other base names, aligning with efforts to honor veterans rather than Confederate generals.
#religion
Front Page Magazine: Should Good People Pray for a Malicious Pope?
As Pope Francis faces health challenges, many Catholics worldwide are praying for him, seeking a "happy death" or his return to health. However, some critics argue that his leadership has strayed from traditional moral teachings, particularly regarding issues like homosexuality and abortion.
These critics question the moral obligation to pray for a pope they view as promoting harmful ideologies and failing to address clerical abuse. They argue that the focus should also include the victims of such policies, raising concerns about the implications of offering unconditional support to a leader they perceive as fundamentally flawed.
#culture
Breitbart: Keith Olbermann Demands ESPN Fire Pat McAfee for Calling Canada a 'Terrible Country'
Keith Olbermann has called for ESPN to fire Pat McAfee after McAfee referred to Canada as a "terrible country" during a WWE event in Toronto, where the crowd booed the U.S. national anthem. Olbermann criticized McAfee's comments, suggesting they could lead to a "permanent political controversy."
Despite Olbermann's demands, McAfee's remarks were seen as lighthearted and not serious, contrasting with past controversial statements from other ESPN personalities. McAfee defended his comments on his show, expressing his disappointment over the booing of the anthem.
#education
The Federalist: Linda McMahon Confirmed As Education Secretary
The U.S. Senate confirmed Linda McMahon as Secretary of Education, supporting the Trump administration's agenda to dismantle federal control over education and eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. McMahon emphasized empowering states and localities to make educational decisions.
The Department of Education has initiated civil rights investigations into states and school districts that do not comply with new federal guidelines, particularly regarding gender policies in sports and facilities. McMahon's leadership is expected to expedite these reforms.
#crime
Breitbart: Haiti Gang Boss 'Barbecue' Threatens Bombings: 'I Have Money; Drones Are Sold Everywhere'
Haitian gang leader Jimmy “Barbecue” Cherizier threatened violent retaliation after police raided his stronghold in Port-au-Prince. He claimed police used explosive drones against him and vowed to respond similarly, calling for a “bloody revolution” against the government.
The police operation resulted in several gang member deaths and arrests, aiming to curb escalating violence that claimed over 5,600 lives in Haiti in 2024. The interim prime minister emphasized the need for security to facilitate potential elections.