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30 Apr 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Nolte: Chuck Todd Has Only Two Examples Proving Media Didn’t Cover Up for Biden, and One Is BS
The article critiques the media's coverage of President Biden's mental and physical state, accusing outlets like CNN and NBC of participating in a cover-up. It argues that these media figures, despite evidence to the contrary, claim they were misled about Biden's capabilities, while also attacking those who raised concerns.
Additionally, it highlights Chuck Todd's defense of the media, suggesting that promoting Dean Phillips's campaign was a form of reporting on Biden's issues. The piece dismisses Todd's claims as inadequate and reinforces the notion that the media has failed to hold the Biden administration accountable.
Fox News: Rubio passionately defends immigration actions to weed out 'perverts and pedophiles and child rapists'
Secretary of State Marco Rubio supported the Trump administration's decision to deport an accused MS-13 gang member to El Salvador, emphasizing efforts to collaborate with other nations for similar deportations. He stated the aim is to keep dangerous individuals far from the U.S. border.
Rubio asserted that this initiative is part of a broader strategy to enhance national security, highlighting the administration's commitment to removing serious offenders from the country.
Breitbart: Neil Young Rages at Elon Musk in Latest Hippie Rock Song: ‘If You’re a Fascist, Get a Tesla’
Neil Young's latest song criticizes Tesla owners as "fascists" while praising China for its leadership in clean energy vehicles. He urges American automakers to catch up and expresses concerns about potential repercussions from speaking against Donald Trump during his European tour.
Young's commentary reflects his ongoing political frustrations, particularly regarding freedom of speech and his views on Trump, whom he labels as a "disgrace." He fears being barred from returning to the U.S. after his tour, highlighting his concerns for artists facing censorship.
Fox News: SEN CHRIS MURPHY: In Trump's first 100 days, he has normalized corruption. It must stop
In the first 100 days of his presidency, Donald Trump has been accused of overt corruption, including favoritism towards billionaire friends and questionable financial dealings. Notably, he launched a meme coin, $TRUMP, which has no intrinsic value but is tied to his influence, allowing him to profit from its demand.
The scheme has raised concerns about transparency, as it enables anonymous purchases from various interests, potentially enriching Trump while undermining public trust. Critics argue this blatant disregard for ethical governance sets a dangerous precedent for normalizing corruption in politics.
The American Mind: Against Being “Pro-Life”
The author expresses a disillusionment with the term "pro-life," arguing it has become too broad and often misapplied to various political issues beyond abortion. This semantic shift, they contend, undermines the original intent of the label, which was solely to oppose abortion.
Instead, the author advocates for the clearer term "anti-abortion," which allows for more honest political discourse and acknowledges that individuals can hold differing views on related issues while still opposing abortion. This change could help maintain focus on the core issue of abortion without diluting the message with unrelated political stances.
Fox News: Corporation for Public Broadcasting sues Trump to prevent termination of board members
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) has filed a lawsuit against President Trump to block the termination of three board members, arguing that he lacks the authority to do so. The lawsuit emphasizes CPB's independence, as established by the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967.
Trump's administration asserts that the president has the constitutional power to remove personnel exercising executive authority. The CPB is seeking a court declaration that the termination email is legally ineffective and is asking for costs and legal fees.
Fox News: Trump declares case against CBS is a 'winner,' hints at action against New York Times
Donald Trump claims his lawsuit against CBS News is a "true winner," alleging election interference related to a "60 Minutes" interview with Kamala Harris. He has filed a $20 billion suit against CBS's parent company, Paramount Global, and is considering action against The New York Times for calling the suit "baseless."
Trump accuses CBS of manipulating Harris's responses and demands accountability for what he describes as egregious misconduct. The New York Times has stated it will continue to report independently despite Trump's legal threats.
Breitbart: Exclusive—Reps. Jim Jordan & Brian Mast: Rogue Judges Are Out to Stop Trump’s America First Agenda
Unelected judges are accused of misusing their power to obstruct the Trump administration's policies and uphold Biden's agenda. A notable case involves Judge Amir Ali, who ruled that the Trump administration must pay $2 billion to NGOs, undermining the administration's foreign policy priorities.
To counter this judicial overreach, Rep. Brian Mast is proposing a bill to restrict judges from addressing monetary claims related to foreign aid, ensuring new administrations can realign funding with national security interests. Critics argue that such rulings threaten the constitutional balance of power.
#society
Times Of Israel: Arson suspect arrested as authorities probe whether massive fires were started on purpose
A 50-year-old man from East Jerusalem was arrested for allegedly attempting to start a fire in southern Jerusalem amid investigations into major brush fires in the area. The arrest follows social media calls from Palestinians to ignite more fires during Israel's Independence Day, coinciding with a heatwave that exacerbated the situation.
Authorities are concerned about potential arson attacks, prompting calls for curfews in Palestinian villages. The Shin Bet security agency is involved in the investigation, while political tensions rise over accusations against its leadership amid ongoing scrutiny.
Fox News: Florida AG launches Office of Parental Rights, lending legal firepower to defend parents' 'God-given right'
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has established an Office of Parental Rights aimed at empowering parents to assert their rights in raising their children. This office will provide legal support on issues such as access to school records, unauthorized healthcare, and parental participation in school governance.
Uthmeier emphasized that the government should not interfere in parenting, and he plans to collaborate with nonprofits to minimize costs. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon have expressed support for this initiative, highlighting the importance of parental involvement in education.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: US-Ukraine inching toward mineral deal amid last-minute roadblocks
The U.S. and Ukraine are nearing a mineral deal after complex negotiations, with Ukraine's First Deputy Prime Minister heading to Washington to finalize the agreement. The deal aims to strengthen ties and establish a joint fund for reconstruction, funded by profits from new mineral licenses.
However, a last-minute issue has arisen, as U.S. officials are insisting on signing multiple documents simultaneously, which Ukraine claims requires parliamentary approval. The agreement is significant for U.S. access to Ukraine's strategic resources, including titanium and uranium, while not hindering Ukraine's EU membership aspirations.
Breitbart: BRICS Newcomers Egypt & Ethiopia Derail Summit Meant to Show Unity Against Trump
The recent BRICS meeting in Rio de Janeiro ended in discord, with new members Egypt and Ethiopia refusing to sign a joint statement, highlighting internal divisions among the group. This lack of consensus prevented a unified response to U.S. tariff policies and raised questions about BRICS's effectiveness as a counter to Western influence.
The meeting's failure to produce a joint statement on key issues, including support for South Africa's bid for a permanent UN Security Council seat, signals significant challenges for BRICS in maintaining cohesion. Observers note that these divisions could hinder the coalition's ambitions to assert itself on the global stage.
#economy
GB News: Property for sale: Good news for homeowners as house prices set to rise this summer despite stalling
UK house prices grew at a slower annual rate of 3.4% in April 2025, down from 3.9% in March, with a month-on-month decrease of 0.6%. The average property price is now £270,752, influenced by recent stamp duty changes that prompted buyers to rush purchases before April 1.
Experts remain optimistic about the housing market's future, anticipating increased activity as summer approaches. Factors such as low unemployment, rising real earnings, and favorable mortgage conditions are expected to support continued buyer confidence despite recent economic challenges.
#other
The Telegraph: Terrorism suspect ‘broke into Israeli Embassy with knives to send message’, court hears
A Kuwaiti national, Abdullah Sabah Albadri, attempted to breach the Israeli Embassy in London armed with two knives and a "martyrdom" note, intending to commit violence as a protest against the ongoing conflict. He has been charged with terrorism offenses and will appear in court again on May 7.
The Metropolitan Police's Counter Terrorism Command is investigating the incident, assuring the public that there is no wider threat. Albadri remains in custody, having been denied bail.