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#politics
Breitbart: Gavin Newsom Sues Trump over Tariffs
California Governor Gavin Newsom is suing President Trump over his tariffs on Mexico, China, and Canada, claiming they are harming the state's economy and lack legal authority. The lawsuit argues that Trump needs Congressional approval for such significant economic actions.
Newsom cites the Supreme Court's "major questions doctrine," contending that previous presidents have not used emergency powers for tariffs. The state has allocated $50 million for this legal action while also seeking $40 billion in federal aid for wildfire recovery.
#society
Breitbart: Hungary Amends Constitution to Say People Are Either a 'Man or Woman'
Hungary's parliament has ratified a constitutional amendment affirming the existence of only two genders, with a vote of 140 to 21. The amendment allows the government to prohibit LGBT public demonstrations and prioritizes the protection of children's development over other rights.
Additionally, the amendment enables the government to revoke citizenship from dual citizens deemed threats to public order and formally bans illegal drugs. Prime Minister Orbán emphasized the government's commitment to protecting traditional values amid rising liberal pressures.
Breitbart: UK Supreme Court Rules 'Trans Women' Are Not Legal Biological Women
The UK Supreme Court has ruled that the terms "woman" and "sex" in the Equality Act 2010 refer strictly to biological sex, not gender identity. This decision clarifies that individuals with Gender Recognition Certificates cannot be considered women under equality legislation, impacting gender equality mandates in public bodies.
While the ruling is seen as a setback for self-identification advocates, the court emphasized that it does not undermine protections for transgender individuals under the Equality Act. The Scottish Trans group has urged supporters to remain calm, cautioning against exaggerated interpretations of the ruling's implications.
Gataway Couple: What is the Deal With Point Roberts?
Point Roberts is a small town in Washington known for its unique geographic location, bordered by Canada on the north and surrounded by water on three sides. With no direct land connection to the contiguous United States, visitors must drive through Canada to reach it, making it a distinctive destination.
Despite its size, Point Roberts has a close-knit community of about 1,100 residents and offers various outdoor activities, including hiking, kayaking, and visiting parks. The town's low crime rates and peaceful atmosphere make it an appealing spot for those seeking a quiet getaway.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: White House proposal axes UN, NATO funds and halves State Department budget
The Trump administration is considering a significant reduction to the State Department budget, proposing a $27 billion cut that would eliminate funding for over 20 international organizations, including the UN and NATO. The draft includes plans to close smaller embassies and reduce foreign service benefits.
While the proposal is still in draft form and must undergo approval processes, it signals a drastic shift in U.S. foreign aid and diplomatic funding. Critics, including Democratic lawmakers, warn that such cuts could leave a power vacuum for adversaries like China and Russia.
Le Monde: France demands 'immediate' release of Russian journalists who covered Navalny
France has called for the immediate release of four Russian journalists sentenced to five and a half years in prison for their ties to opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who was declared an "extremist" by the Russian government. The journalists were targeted for documenting dissent and human rights violations.
The French Foreign Ministry condemned the sentences, viewing them as part of a broader effort by Russian authorities to suppress dissent and intimidate those reporting on government actions. France urges Russia to adhere to international commitments regarding freedom of information.
The Economist: Power is being monopolised in Ukraine
In Ukraine, a diverse group of innovators is ramping up the production of drones and missiles, increasing output from 30 to 1,300 units per month. These developments, utilizing open-source designs, aim to reduce dependence on foreign military supplies amid ongoing conflict.
Critics are voicing concerns over the growing power of the presidency in Ukraine, suggesting it may lead to missteps in governance. The political landscape remains tense as the country navigates its war efforts and internal challenges.
#economy
Forbes: United Airlines Hedges Its Outlook For A Recession—But Says It Will Be Profitable Anyway
United Airlines has provided a dual forecast for its financial outlook amid economic uncertainty, projecting earnings per share of $11.50 to $13.50 in a stable environment, and $7 to $9 in a recessionary scenario. The airline plans to cut domestic capacity by 4% and retire 21 aircraft early.
Despite concerns, United reported a $387 million profit in Q1, a significant recovery from a loss last year. The airline noted strong demand for premium and international travel, even as domestic unit revenue fell. The weakening U.S. dollar may impact future international travel demand.
#culture
GB News: NFL star's father reveals U-turn on Taylor Swift after boycotting singer because of Travis Kelce
Ed McCaffrey has announced that his family is no longer boycotting Taylor Swift, dispelling any rumors of ongoing resentment towards her relationship with NFL player Travis Kelce. The McCaffrey family had previously avoided Swift's music leading up to the Super Bowl, where Kelce's team triumphed.
During a recent interview, Ed showcased Swift decorations in their home and emphasized that the family has been fans of her music long before her relationship with Kelce. He expressed confusion over the boycott's significance, affirming that there are no lingering issues within the McCaffrey family.
#health
Fox News: Common medical test linked to 5% of cancers, study suggests: ‘Use them wisely’
A new study from the University of California - San Francisco estimates that CT scans could account for 5% of annual cancer diagnoses in the U.S., potentially leading to around 103,000 future cancers in 2023. The risk is notably higher for infants and children, while adults aged 50 to 69 represent the majority of scans.
Researchers emphasize the importance of avoiding unnecessary CT scans and suggest using lower radiation doses when scans are necessary. They advocate for informed discussions between patients and healthcare providers regarding the necessity of CT scans versus alternative imaging options.
#crime
Breitbart: Man Charged for Threats Against DNI Tulsi Gabbard and Her Family
Aliakbar Mohammad Amin has been arrested and charged with making threats against Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of National Intelligence, and her family. The U.S. Attorney's Office stated that threats against public officials will be prosecuted vigorously.
Amin allegedly sent violent messages, including vows to kill Gabbard and references to targeting her home. Federal agents found social media threats and seized a firearm during a search of his residence.