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#politics
Fox News: Trump says there's a 'real chance' tariffs could replace income tax
President Trump suggested in a recent interview that tariffs could potentially replace income tax, citing historical precedents from 1870 to 1913 when tariffs were the primary revenue source for the U.S. He claimed that current tariff revenues could reach billions daily, emphasizing their economic importance.
Additionally, Trump expressed openness to sending violent American criminals to El Salvador's prisons, praising President Bukele's efforts to enhance safety in the country. He also mentioned a pause in certain tariffs while negotiating better trade deals to address the U.S. trade deficit.
Breitbart: Desperation: Giffords Claims Trump Working to Protect 'Gun CEO Profits'
Pro-Second Amendment legislation is gaining momentum in the U.S. Capitol, with Attorney General Pam Bondi announcing a new Second Amendment Task Force aimed at protecting gun rights. This initiative is a response to perceived threats to the Second Amendment and includes measures like national concealed carry reciprocity.
Gabby Giffords’ gun control group has criticized the task force, accusing Trump of prioritizing gun industry profits. However, the task force seeks to ensure that Second Amendment rights are not treated as inferior. The growing number of pro-gun bills has put pressure on the gun control lobby.
The Federalist: Media Downplay Space Force Colonel 'Undermining' Vance
Space Force Colonel Susan Meyers was removed from command after sending an email undermining Vice President J.D. Vance's visit to Greenland, where he criticized Denmark's investment in the territory. The Space Force stated her actions demonstrated a loss of confidence in her leadership.
Legacy media outlets have been criticized for downplaying the reasons for Meyers' dismissal, framing it as a simple break from White House messaging rather than acknowledging her insubordination. This has raised concerns about media bias in reporting military actions against officials who oppose the administration.
Fox News: Marjorie Taylor Greene brings town hall to Harris-won Georgia county, shrugs off possible 'outbursts'
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is hosting an in-person town hall in Cobb County, Georgia, despite warnings from House GOP leaders about potential disruptions from progressive groups. She emphasizes her commitment to engaging directly with constituents, stating that the event was planned months in advance.
Greene is implementing security measures to ensure a respectful environment, allowing only registered constituents to attend. She anticipates discussing topics such as immigration enforcement and the Department of Government Efficiency, aiming to address concerns from her district.
#society
GB News: Millions of drivers breach safety rules to quickly sell cars despite severe 'consequences' to road users
A survey reveals that one in seven UK drivers has sold cars with known issues, potentially endangering millions. Approximately 7.5 million drivers admitted to concealing defects like weak batteries and engine problems, with millennials being the most likely offenders.
Despite 82% of motorists valuing vehicle history checks, many do not perform them. Trust in dealerships remains high, but only a small percentage of sellers consider online reviews. Experts emphasize the need for transparency in vehicle history to protect consumers.
The Federalist: CO Parents Who Oppose Child Mutilation Are Under Assault
In Colorado, father Robert Hernandez faces losing custody of his daughter due to his refusal to affirm her new non-binary identity, influenced by his ex-wife and school therapists. A recent court ruling has reduced his parenting time after he questioned the social transition process.
Hernandez argues that the state's legal framework, particularly the proposed HB25-1312, enables one parent to weaponize gender identity in custody disputes, undermining parental rights. He believes this trend poses a risk to families and children's well-being, advocating for greater awareness and support for fathers in similar situations.
Breitbart: Model Emily Ratajkowski 'Disgusted' by All-Female Blue Origin Space Flight: 'End Times S**t'
Model Emily Ratajkowski criticized the recent all-female Blue Origin space flight, calling it “end times shit” and highlighting the environmental impact of such ventures. She questioned the resources used for the flight, which lasted only 11 minutes, and expressed disgust over the priorities displayed.
Ratajkowski's TikTok video garnered significant attention, with many commenters echoing her sentiments about the environmental costs and suggesting that the funds could have been better allocated to help marginalized groups. Other celebrities, including Olivia Wilde and Olivia Munn, also voiced their disapproval of the launch.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Witkoff: Iran Doesn't Need a Civil Nuclear Program that Enriches Past 3.67%
Special Envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, emphasized that Iran must not possess a nuclear weapon or enrich uranium beyond 3.67%. He highlighted the importance of verification in any potential agreement regarding Iran's nuclear program and missile capabilities.
Witkoff expressed optimism about diplomatic discussions but warned that failure to improve verification could lead to negative consequences.
#economy
Forbes: Can Trump’s Tariffs Be Undone In Court? First Lawsuit Targets ‘Liberation Day’ Orders As Conservative Lawyers Protest Policy
President Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs on foreign imports are facing legal challenges, as conservative lawyers argue he has overstepped his authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). The lawsuits claim that only Congress has the power to levy such tariffs and that there is no legitimate national emergency justifying their imposition.
The Liberty Justice Center and the New Civil Liberties Alliance have filed lawsuits seeking to nullify Trump's tariffs, asserting that the IEEPA does not explicitly permit tariff actions. Legal experts suggest the Supreme Court may ultimately decide the legality of these tariffs, with some predicting a ruling against Trump.
#military
Breitbart: Greece Buys Anti-Ship Missiles From France, But Just 16 of Them
Greece has signed a deal with France to purchase 16 Exocet anti-ship missiles, part of a broader effort to enhance its military capabilities amid ongoing tensions with Turkey. This agreement follows previous acquisitions, including Rafale warplanes and Belharra-class frigates.
Greece aims to invest 25 billion euros over the next decade to modernize its military, shifting towards high-tech warfare technologies. The defense cooperation with France includes a mutual defense clause, emphasizing collaboration in advanced military innovations.
Fox News: Russian general who criticized leadership may soon lead battalion of ex-cons: lawyer
Russian General Major Ivan Popov, previously sidelined for criticizing military leadership, may be reinstated to lead a penal detachment in Ukraine. His lawyer and the Ministry of Defense support this move, despite the high casualty risks associated with such units.
Popov, who commanded the 58th Army, gained popularity for his battlefield successes but faced fraud charges after his criticisms. He has expressed a desire to return to service, framing it as a commitment to defend Russia.
#health
Fox News: CDC eyes narrower COVID-19 vaccine guidance ahead of 2025–2026 season
The CDC's vaccine advisory committee will meet to discuss potential changes to COVID-19 vaccine guidelines for 2025-2026, including a shift from universal vaccination to a risk-based approach. A majority of advisors support limiting recommendations to high-risk groups.
The two-day session will also address other vaccines and public health issues, while Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. oversees a reorganization of the CDC. Recommendations will be voted on and submitted for CDC consideration in June.