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#politics
The Federalist: In A Supreme Election, WI Voters Will Decide Voter ID Question
Wisconsin voters face a key decision on Tuesday regarding a referendum to enshrine the state's voter ID law in the constitution. This measure, supported by a significant majority, aims to require valid photographic identification for voting and is seen as a safeguard against potential electoral fraud.
The voter ID law has faced opposition from liberal groups, but proponents argue it is essential for election integrity. The outcome of this referendum is closely tied to the ongoing Supreme Court election, which could influence future challenges to the voter ID requirement.
#society
The Federalist: Abortion Pill Reversal Saved My Son’s Life. Pro-Lifers Saved Mine
A woman reflects on her journey through an unexpected pregnancy and a near-abortion experience. After taking the first abortion pill, she felt immediate regret and sought help from a pregnancy center, which offered an abortion pill reversal service.
With support from her community and family, she chose to keep her son, overcoming challenges as a single mother. She emphasizes the importance of support for vulnerable mothers and encourages others to help those in similar situations.
#foreignaffairs
The Federalist: New Legislation Would Combat CCP’s Secret Police In The U.S.
Quanzhong An, a Chinese citizen and U.S. green card holder, received a 20-month prison sentence for intimidating individuals on behalf of the Chinese government. This case underscores the need for strong protections against the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) covert policing tactics targeting Chinese nationals abroad.
Legislation has been introduced by congressional Republicans to combat these illegal operations, including the Expel Illegal Chinese Police Act. This bill aims to impose strict penalties on those involved in establishing Chinese police stations in the U.S., reinforcing national sovereignty and human rights protections.
The Telegraph: Finland’s president: ‘I just met President Trump. Russia is running out of time’
Finland's President Alexander Stubb, despite a long journey, expresses optimism about U.S. President Donald Trump's impact on Ukraine and the Atlantic alliance. He advises Europeans to remain calm and engage positively rather than retreating into worry.
#military
Fox News: China launches large military drills around Taiwan to issue 'severe warning'
China conducted large-scale military drills around Taiwan, involving navy, air, and ground forces, as a warning against Taiwan's independence. Taiwan's defense tracked 19 Chinese vessels and responded by activating military systems, condemning China's actions as a threat to regional peace.
Taiwan's officials highlighted the drills as a serious escalation, asserting they undermine security in the region. China's military stated the exercises were aimed at testing operational capabilities and were a direct response to Taiwan's pro-independence stance.
#crime
The Western Journal: Driver Reportedly Runs Over GOP Sign, But Sign's Owner Gets Last Laugh
Wisconsin's Supreme Court election is heating up, with conservative candidate Brad Schimel receiving support from notable figures like Elon Musk, while liberal Susan Crawford leads in polls. Reports surfaced of a driver running over a Schimel campaign sign, highlighting tensions in the race.
As Republicans focus on traditional campaigning, Democrats are accused of resorting to vandalism and violence, reflecting a broader pattern of hostility against conservative figures and supporters. This incident is seen as part of a troubling trend of aggression towards political opponents.
#technology
GB News: 'Heartbreaking' Google Maps glitch deletes YEARS of location data — Google issues apology and suggests fix
Google Maps users have reported significant data loss from the Timeline feature due to a technical glitch. Many individuals have lost years of travel history, with Google acknowledging the issue and stating that those without backups cannot recover their lost data.
The company has since resolved the glitch but did not provide specific details about the cause. Users are advised to enable backups to prevent future data loss, as Google transitions to on-device storage for Timeline data, with a deadline for switching set for June 9, 2025.