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30 Apr 2025
#politics
Forbes: Trump’s War With The Media: Trump Continues Aggressive Attacks Against ‘60 Minutes’
President Trump has launched a $20 billion lawsuit against CBS, alleging that the network's "60 Minutes" misrepresented an interview with Kamala Harris. He claims the network "defrauded the American People" and is pushing for accountability from media outlets, intensifying his attacks on the press.
Additionally, Trump is seeking to revoke federal funding for public broadcasting and has initiated investigations into various media organizations. His administration's actions reflect an ongoing effort to reshape media oversight and challenge perceived biases against him.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Donald Trump Holds a Cabinet Meeting
President Donald Trump is set to meet with his cabinet to review the administration's progress as he marks 100 days in his second term. He recently delivered a speech celebrating this milestone.
The Western Journal: Watch: ‘Tolerant’ Kennedy Makes Shock 'The View' Admission, Dems Are Going to Hate This
Sen. John Kennedy criticized Democrats during an interview with Sean Hannity, expressing a preference for watching reruns of "The View" over listening to his Democratic colleagues. He claimed that the party's favorability has plummeted and described their behavior as chaotic and driven by hatred for President Trump.
Kennedy highlighted various Trump administration achievements that Democrats opposed, including border security and deregulation. He also noted that Trump's influence has prompted changes in Europe regarding defense spending, asserting that Americans should not bear the burden of European national defense.
#society
Liberty Nation News: Food Apartheid: The Latest Victimhood Scam - Liberty Nation News
The term "food apartheid" is being promoted by social justice advocates as a replacement for "food deserts," suggesting that the lack of grocery stores in certain neighborhoods is due to systemic racism. Critics argue that this narrative ignores the real reasons for store closures, such as crime and economic viability.
The use of "apartheid" is seen as a distortion of its historical context, trivializing the suffering experienced under South Africa's regime. This rhetoric is viewed as a tactic to perpetuate division and racial strife, undermining genuine community unity and progress.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Ukraine could be Trump’s fall of Saigon
The fall of Saigon on April 30, 1975, marked the collapse of US-backed South Vietnam and the rise of communist rule, severely damaging US prestige. Today, with Ukraine facing Russian aggression, a similar outcome could occur if US military aid is withdrawn, potentially leading to catastrophic consequences for both Ukraine and global stability.
If the US fails to support Ukraine, it risks empowering Russia and undermining its own global standing, reminiscent of the post-Vietnam era. Such a shift could embolden other adversaries, including China, and lead to increased geopolitical instability. The US must reaffirm its commitment to Ukraine to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past.
Times Of Israel: At World Court hearing, US backs Israel’s right to ban UNRWA from Gaza
The U.S. defended Israel's right to ban the UNRWA from operating in Gaza at an International Court of Justice hearing, citing concerns over the agency's ties to Hamas and its perpetuation of refugee status. Despite Israel's ban, reports indicate UNRWA continued operations in East Jerusalem.
Israel's blockade of aid to Gaza has raised accusations of violating international law. The ICJ hearings, which involve multiple countries, will assess Israel's humanitarian obligations, but any ruling will not be legally binding. The decision could influence international perspectives on the issue.
#economy
Forbes: Trump’s Tariffs Impact Earnings As Stellantis And Mercedes Pull Full-Year Guidance—Here Are The Firms Cutting Financial Forecasts
Stellantis and Mercedes have withdrawn their financial guidance for 2025, citing market uncertainty exacerbated by President Trump's tariffs. This trend is echoed by other companies, including UPS, General Motors, and PepsiCo, which have also adjusted their forecasts due to economic volatility.
As tariffs impact various sectors, layoffs have been announced, with companies like Mack Trucks and Volvo citing market instability. While some predict job creation in manufacturing due to tariffs, the overall outlook remains bleak, with concerns about rising consumer prices and industry volatility.
#culture
Forbes: The Confusing Circumstances Of Kanye West’s ‘Donda 2’ Climbing Streaming Charts, Explained
Kanye West's album "Donda 2" has appeared on streaming platforms for the first time, now listed under the name "Donda." The album includes updated tracks and reflects West's tumultuous personal life, particularly his relationship with ex-wife Kim Kardashian.
West's recent behavior has drawn scrutiny due to his erratic social media posts and controversial statements, including antisemitic rhetoric. The rapper's actions have led to significant backlash and legal issues, following a decline in his public image and business relationships.
#sports
GB News: Eilish McColgan reflects on personal announcement just days after record-breaking London Marathon debut
Scottish athlete Eilish McColgan has announced her engagement to long-term partner Michael Rimmer shortly after setting a new Scottish record at the London Marathon. The proposal took place in front of Mount Fuji in Japan, just hours after her marathon debut.
McColgan expressed her excitement, noting it was a "busy week" and a "special moment" for her family, as she broke her mother's long-standing marathon record. She shared that the engagement was spontaneous, with Rimmer deciding on the location just the night before.
#other
The Western Journal: Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, to Be Stripped of Royal Title: Report
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, faces potential loss of her royal title after reportedly using "HRH" publicly, despite a 2020 agreement stating she should not. Sources suggest that Prince William, upon ascending the throne, will ensure the title is removed due to ongoing tensions with Meghan and Harry.
Concerns have been raised about Meghan's use of the title, as it contradicts the late Queen Elizabeth's wishes. Royal commentators believe that William will not tolerate this behavior, and the monarchy’s control over titles could lead to Meghan's title being stripped.