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1 May 2025
#politics
Fox News: Jen Psaki, Stephen Colbert take aim at Schumer, blast Dems for relying on old tactics against Trump
MSNBC host Jen Psaki criticized Democrats for not effectively opposing President Trump, suggesting they rely too much on outdated tactics. During an appearance on Stephen Colbert's show, she mocked Sen. Chuck Schumer's efforts, emphasizing the need for more active resistance from party members.
Psaki also expressed concerns about media pressure affecting journalistic integrity, highlighting the challenges reporters face in covering the Trump administration. She noted that behind-the-scenes decisions can lead to muted stories and diminished voices, impacting the news presented to the public.
Forbes: Trump Nominating Mike Waltz As UN Ambassador—As He’s Dropped From National Security Adviser Role
President Trump has nominated national security adviser Mike Waltz to be the next UN ambassador, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio stepping in as interim national security adviser. This change follows controversy over Waltz mistakenly adding a journalist to a sensitive group chat discussing military plans.
Waltz took responsibility for the error, stating he did not know the journalist and that the contact was saved incorrectly. Despite Trump's continued support for Waltz, reports indicate frustration within the administration regarding the incident, prompting discussions about his future in the role.
#society
GB News: M1 traffic: Drivers warned of hours-long delays after 'serious collision' shuts major motorway
The M1 motorway in Yorkshire is closed in both directions between Junctions 36 and 37 due to a serious collision, causing significant delays. Emergency services are on-site, and National Highways has implemented strategic diversions to manage traffic.
Motorists are advised to allow extra time for their journeys, as normal conditions are not expected to resume until around 1 PM. Traffic maps indicate extensive congestion, with delays currently at 20 minutes.
Le Monde: Speed of insect population collapse confirmed by citizen science experiment
A study in the UK reveals a staggering 63% decline in flying insect populations from 2021 to 2024, contributing to an overall drop of over 80% in two decades. Researchers attribute this decline to habitat destruction, climate change, and pesticide use.
The "Bugs Matter" study, conducted by Buglife and Kent Wildlife Trust, utilized a participatory approach involving thousands of motorists to track insect impacts on vehicles. The findings highlight a concerning trend in biodiversity loss.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Sa’ar: World must intervene in Syria to defend Druze from regime’s ‘terrorist gangs’
Israel's Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar has called on the international community to protect Syria's Druze minority amid escalating violence, which has resulted in at least 73 deaths during recent sectarian clashes. He emphasized the need for intervention to prevent further atrocities, echoing concerns from Druze leaders who distrust the new Syrian leadership.
In response to the violence, Israel's Interior Minister Moshe Arbel requested immediate action from Prime Minister Netanyahu to safeguard the Druze community. The Israeli Defense Forces have already conducted drone strikes targeting groups threatening the Druze population. Syrian authorities have vowed to protect minorities while rejecting foreign interference.
#health
Fox News: Gender dysphoria treatments pose ‘significant risks’ to kids and teens, HHS report reveals
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has released a report on best practices for treating children and teens with gender dysphoria, raising concerns about medical interventions like puberty blockers and surgeries. The review indicates these treatments carry significant risks and offer weak evidence of benefit.
Experts involved in the review emphasize the importance of medical ethics in this debate, advocating for evidence-based approaches rather than activist agendas. The report will undergo peer review, and calls for a reevaluation of pediatric gender transition practices have emerged.
#crime
The Western Journal: Silence Is Consent: The One Damning Act of Violence Dems Still Refuse to Acknowledge
The author argues that while the January 6 Capitol protest is condemned by Democrats, the violent summer riots following George Floyd's death were largely excused. They highlight a disparity in responses, noting that the Capitol protest resulted in less damage and fewer fatalities than the summer unrest, which was rationalized by many on the left.
The piece criticizes Democrats for their hypocrisy in addressing violence, suggesting that their failure to uniformly condemn riots and inflammatory rhetoric creates a dangerous environment that could lead to further escalation. The author warns that this silence could have long-term political repercussions.