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#politics
GB News: ITV Love Island star announces plans to run as Reform UK candidate after facing backlash on TV show
Ollie Williams, a former contestant on Love Island, will run as a Reform UK candidate for the Cornwall Council elections on May 1. He aims to advocate for freedom of speech and community-led projects in the Lostwithiel and Lanreath ward.
Williams, who faced backlash during his reality TV stint for hunting-related controversies, emphasizes the importance of preserving individual freedoms in his campaign. He will challenge incumbent Liberal Democrat councillor Colin Martin.
Times Of Israel: IDF said to launch airstrikes on targets in southern Gaza’s Rafah and Khan Younis
Cory Booker sets a new US Senate record with a 24-hour speech opposing President Trump, emphasizing the perceived threats to democracy. His marathon address surpasses the previous record held by Strom Thurmond.
Princeton University faces frozen federal grants amid allegations of antisemitism on campus. The Trump administration's actions reflect ongoing scrutiny of universities regarding their treatment of Jewish students.
Fox News: GOP state senator wins Florida special election, extends GOP House majority
Republican state Sen. Randy Fine won a special election for Florida's 6th Congressional District, succeeding former Congressman Mike Waltz. Fine defeated Democrat Josh Weil, who raised significantly more campaign funds but ultimately lost in a race seen as a referendum on President Trump's early presidency.
This election was notably closer than previous contests in the district, which has historically favored Republicans. Fine's victory adds to the GOP's slim majority in the House of Representatives amid concerns about potential losses in special elections.
Fox News: NSC confirms Mike Waltz and staff used Gmail for government communication
The National Security Council has addressed concerns regarding National Security Advisor Michael Waltz and his staff using personal Gmail accounts for sensitive communications. NSC spokesperson Brian Hughes emphasized that no classified material was sent via personal email and that all correspondence is managed in compliance with records retention.
Hughes criticized a Washington Post report as a distraction from President Trump's national security efforts. President Trump expressed support for Waltz, stating he believes Waltz is doing his best and should not apologize for recent communication mishaps.
Forbes: Florida Special Elections: Republican Turnout Higher Than Democrats’ As Polls Close
Florida voters are awaiting results from two special elections for House seats that could impact the Republican majority. The races feature Republican state Sen. Randy Fine against Democrat Josh Weil for Mike Waltz's seat, and Democrat Gay Valimont facing Republican Jimmy Patronis for Matt Gaetz's seat.
Democrats have a significant fundraising edge, with Weil raising over $9 million more than Fine, while Valimont outpaced Patronis by five times. Despite this, Republican turnout exceeded Democratic turnout in both districts. A Republican win would solidify their House majority.
#society
Fox News: Valerie Bertinelli's ex accuses her of taking 'backhanded swipes' at him in 'hostile' social media posts
Mike Goodnough, Valerie Bertinelli's ex-boyfriend, accused her of making indirect "backhanded swipes" at him on social media following their breakup after 10 months of dating. He clarified that none of his posts were meant for her and expressed disappointment over her perceived reactions.
Despite their split, Goodnough stated he still cares for Bertinelli and wishes her happiness. He criticized her for interpreting his posts as personal attacks and claimed there is no ongoing conflict between them. A representative for Bertinelli has not commented.
Fox News: Dog stranded for days in sinkhole caught on camera getting rescued after utility worker hears barks
A dog in Prescott Valley, Arizona, was rescued after falling into a 10-foot-deep sinkhole and being stranded for days. A utility worker heard the dog's barking and alerted the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office, which dispatched Animal Control to retrieve the dog.
The officer used a ladder to rescue the Jack Russell, who may have suffered injuries. Authorities are attempting to locate the dog's owner while the pup receives medical treatment. The incident raised concerns about the safety of open holes in the area.
#economy
The Western Journal: Return to Sender: Labor Department Kicking $1.4 Billion Back to the Taxpayer
Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer announced the recovery of $1.4 billion in unused pandemic-era unemployment funds from states. This action follows a 2023 audit revealing that states were holding onto funds without claims. Chavez-DeRemer aims to return more funds to the Treasury.
She emphasized the importance of fiscal responsibility and eliminating waste in government programs. The Labor Department is also working to recover an additional $2.9 billion in unspent funds, reinforcing a commitment to steward taxpayer dollars effectively.
#technology
The Western Journal: Trump to Make Final TikTok Decision After All-Star Meeting: Report
A high-level White House meeting is set to determine the future of TikTok, following a congressional mandate for its Chinese owner, Byte Dance, to divest or face a ban. President Trump has extended the deadline for a sale until Saturday, with multiple bidders expressing interest.
Trump indicated there is significant enthusiasm for TikTok, and discussions may lead to a deal that addresses national security concerns. If an agreement is reached, he could extend the deadline further.