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13 Apr 2025
#politics
Fox News: 'Fed up': Embattled blue city's future hangs in the balance ahead of mayoral special election
Loren Taylor, a former Oakland City Council member, is positioning himself as a political outsider in the upcoming special election against former Rep. Barbara Lee. Taylor claims to have garnered significant grassroots support, with over 80% of his campaign contributions coming from local residents. He emphasizes the need for change in a city facing a severe budget deficit and rising crime rates.
Despite a reported decrease in violent crime, Oakland has seen a surge in homicides early in 2025, prompting calls for better policing. Taylor aims to address the city's challenges, including homelessness and fiscal mismanagement, by restoring trust in local government and implementing effective policies.
Forbes: Trump’s ‘Excellent Health’ Touted By White House Physician Who Praises His ‘Frequent Victories In Golf’
The White House has released President Trump's annual physical exam results, stating he is "in excellent cognitive and physical health." The report, conducted by Dr. Sean Barbabella, confirms normal medical tests and a perfect score on the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, countering critics' concerns about his mental acuity.
Trump, who is 78 years old, maintains an active lifestyle, participating in meetings and golf events. He has previously denied allegations of mental decline, attributing his speaking style to a unique communication method rather than cognitive issues.
The Western Journal: Republicans, Democrats Coming Together to End Daylight Saving Time
A Senate Commerce Committee hearing, led by GOP Sen. Ted Cruz, explored bipartisan efforts to end Daylight Saving Time (DST). Cruz highlighted health and economic drawbacks, including sleep disruption and negative impacts on various sectors. Democratic Sen. Lisa Blunt-Rochester supported the initiative, acknowledging regional differences.
Despite bipartisan discussions, no immediate action was taken, and consensus on a solution remains elusive. The hearing reflects a growing dialogue between parties, aiming to address the inconveniences of DST faced by most states.
#society
GB News: 'Be UTTERLY intolerant': Douglas Murray says calls for inquiry into rape gangs are a ‘distraction’
Douglas Murray argues that Britain needs action, not more inquiries, to address the issue of rape gangs. He criticizes the Labour government's lack of progress on local inquiries and emphasizes the need for prosecutions rather than further investigations.
Murray insists that discussing the issue should not be seen as racist or Islamophobic and calls for a more proactive approach to tackle these crimes. He urges the government to implement existing recommendations to ensure justice for victims.
Fox News: PETA, animal rights groups praise Trump admin for phasing out 'cruel tests on dogs' and other animals
The Trump administration is garnering support from animal advocacy groups and lawmakers for its recent decision to phase out animal testing at the FDA and EPA. The FDA announced it will replace animal testing for antibody therapies with human-relevant testing methods, while the EPA is reinstating a previous policy to reduce animal testing.
Advocates, including PETA and the White Coat Waste Project, have praised these moves as significant steps toward ethical treatment of animals. However, some groups caution that humane animal testing remains necessary for biomedical research, as current alternatives have not yet fully replicated biological systems.
#war
The Economist: Russia continues to rain down death on Ukrainian cities
Russian forces continue to launch drone and missile attacks on Ukrainian cities, particularly in Kherson, where entire neighborhoods have been devastated. Despite the ongoing conflict, discussions of a ceasefire remain distant as Ukrainian soldiers strive to defend their territory.
The situation highlights the severe impact of remote warfare on civilians, with many areas becoming uninhabitable. As Ukraine seeks to maintain its defenses, the threat from Russian attacks persists.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: 'Negotiations with North Korea in 2019 showed that Trump can quickly tire of complicated issues'
Donald Trump's diplomatic efforts, particularly regarding North Korea, have been criticized for lacking substance and effectiveness. His initial engagement with Kim Jong-un resulted in high-profile meetings but ultimately failed to achieve denuclearization, allowing North Korea to strengthen its ties with Russia.
Trump's disregard for multilateral institutions and international law has raised concerns about his approach to global diplomacy. His actions, including withdrawing from the World Health Organization and imposing tariffs, have led to instability among U.S. allies and partners.
#culture
Fox News: Will Smith opens up about his spiritual journey and how the 'material world' only had so much to offer
Will Smith discussed his spiritual journey on the podcast "The Deep End with Lecrae," reflecting on his growth after the incident at the 2022 Oscars. He emphasized the importance of letting go of material pursuits and finding deeper meaning in life, stating that true fulfillment comes from within.
Smith shared insights on the limitations of fame and wealth, expressing a desire for others to experience the realization that material success does not equate to happiness. He also highlighted his evolving spiritual beliefs, influenced by various religions, and affirmed a philosophy centered on love and unity.
#crime
Fox News: 'Doomsday mom' Lori Vallow's Arizona murder conspiracy trial: Wildest moments in court so far
Lori Vallow Daybell, known as the "Doomsday Mom," is currently on trial for allegedly conspiring to murder her late husband, Charles Vallow, to collect a $1 million life insurance policy. This trial follows her previous convictions for the murders of her two children and her husband's first wife.
During the trial, Vallow Daybell has engaged in heated exchanges with witnesses, including questioning a woman who dated her husband shortly before his death. She is representing herself and claims to have extensive knowledge of her case. If convicted, she faces another life sentence.