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#politics
Breitbart: Sean Parnell on Establishment Media Relaunching Signal-Gate: 'Old Story'
Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell defended Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth against renewed media scrutiny over alleged discussions of military plans in a Signal chat. Parnell criticized the New York Times for relying on disgruntled former employees and reiterated that no classified information was shared.
Hegseth reportedly used a private Signal chat to communicate with family and aides about military operations against the Houthis in Yemen. Critics, including some Democrats, have called for Hegseth's resignation or dismissal, while supporters argue that the media's portrayal is exaggerated and lacks substantive evidence.
The Mirror: 'Reform UK may have just enough support to win hundreds of seats from Tories'
The upcoming local elections in the UK on May 1 are marked by unprecedented unpopularity for both Labour and Conservative parties, with Labour at 24% and Conservatives at 22%. Reform UK leads slightly at 25%, indicating a shift from the traditional two-party system to a more fragmented political landscape.
With the Conservatives defending nearly 1,000 seats in historically strong areas, they face significant risks, especially as many former Labour voters have shifted to Reform. While Labour and the Liberal Democrats may gain ground, Reform UK could potentially win seats from the Conservatives, particularly in regions like Lincolnshire.
Fox News: White House rips alleged Pentagon leakers' 'shattered egos,' brushes off Hegseth second Signal chat report
The White House dismissed reports regarding Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's involvement in a second Signal group chat discussing military strikes on Yemen, labeling it a "nonstory." White House spokeswoman Anna Kelly emphasized that no classified information was shared and criticized recently fired DoD staffers for misrepresenting the situation.
Hegseth also downplayed the reports, attributing them to "disgruntled employees." The Pentagon is currently facing scrutiny due to recent leaks and firings of top aides amid ongoing investigations. The administration maintains that the case is closed and continues to support National Security Advisor Mike Waltz.
#society
GB News: POLL OF THE DAY: Should more be done to protect our statues from protestors? VOTE NOW
Police are investigating the vandalism of seven statues in Parliament Square following a transgender rights protest. The incidents, classified as criminal damage, included defacement of statues, such as Dame Millicent Fawcett and Jan Christian Smuts.
No arrests have been made, and authorities are reviewing CCTV footage. The Metropolitan Police are appealing for witnesses and are collaborating with the Greater London Authority to remove the graffiti. Chief Superintendent Stuart Bell condemned the vandalism, emphasizing the importance of respecting public spaces.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Chinese Spies Bugging Park Benches, Pubs Near UK Gov't Offices: Report
Chinese surveillance devices have reportedly been found in central London, including popular locations like the Red Lion pub and St James's Park, targeting British political figures and civil servants. Government sources suggest that these areas are frequented by individuals seen as vulnerable to espionage.
The Chinese Communist Party is believed to be particularly interested in lower-level staff within the UK government, while also targeting senior politicians critical of China. Calls for investigations into Chinese influence in British politics have intensified, especially following incidents involving alleged spies and cyber attacks.
#culture
Breitbart: Box Office: ‘Sinners’ Slays ‘Minecraft’ to Take #1 Spot With $45 Million Debut
Ryan Coogler's "Sinners," featuring Michael B. Jordan, debuted strongly with $45.6 million at the box office, showcasing a successful blend of originality and genre elements. The film, set in 1932, tells the story of bootlegging brothers and received high praise from critics and audiences alike.
Warner Bros. also celebrated the success of "A Minecraft Movie," which earned $41.3 million, contributing to the studio's impressive 64% share of the domestic box office over Easter weekend. "Sinners" stands out as a rare original film that attracted a diverse audience and solidified Coogler's status as a leading filmmaker.
#crime
Le Monde: Why the fight against drug trafficking in post-Assad Syria matters
The fall of Bashar al-Assad in December 2024 ended a brutal dictatorship and the first narco-state in the Middle East, with Syria becoming the world's leading producer of captagon. The Assad regime profited immensely, allowing it to evade international sanctions.
Under interim president Ahmad al-Sharaa, the opposition in Idlib has actively repressed drug trafficking, seizing significant quantities of captagon from 2022 to 2024.
#sports
Breitbart: NBA Legend Phil Jackson Criticizes NBA for 'Sacred' Easter Sunday Games
Phil Jackson, NBA Hall of Fame coach, criticized the league for scheduling games on Easter and Christmas, calling these days sacred. He expressed discontent with the NBA's political messaging, stating it alienates fans who want to enjoy sports without political undertones.
Jackson, who retired in 2016 after winning 11 championships, has not watched the NBA since the introduction of political statements on jerseys in 2020.
#science
Forbes: NASA’s Lucy Spacecraft Phones Home After ‘Peculiar’ Asteroid Encounter
NASA's Lucy spacecraft has successfully completed a flyby of the asteroid (52246) Donaldjohanson, located between Mars and Jupiter. The spacecraft flew within 596 miles of the asteroid on April 20, 2023, and is set to send back data collected during the encounter, with initial checks indicating it is in good health.
This marks Lucy's second flyby since its launch in 2021, as it prepares for its main mission to visit the Jupiter Trojan asteroids starting in 2027. Donaldjohanson, named after the paleoanthropologist who discovered the fossilized hominin Lucy, is believed to be carbon-rich and has a unique rotational pattern.
#other
Daily Mirror: Tories face losing hundreds of seats, top election expert suggests
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