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#politics
The Western Journal: Myth That Trump Is a Crony for the Wealthy Shattered Forever as He Floats Tax Increase on Richest Americans
President Trump recently suggested a modest tax increase on the wealthiest Americans, challenging the traditional Republican stance against taxing the rich. He framed this idea as politically viable despite expected opposition from Democrats, referencing historical political dynamics.
While some conservatives, like Senator Mike Crapo, express skepticism about the proposal, Trump’s political instincts suggest he is aware of shifting voter sentiments. He aims to align with populist sentiments within the GOP, indicating a potential shift in party dynamics.
Breitbart: Media Research Center: Meta 'Nudged' Big Tech Critic for Support Ahead of FTC Antitrust Trial
Meta, led by Mark Zuckerberg, reportedly reached out to the Media Research Center (MRC) ahead of a significant antitrust trial with the FTC, which seeks to dismantle its acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp. The outreach aimed to gain favor with conservatives, particularly after criticism of Meta's previous censorship practices.
MRC executive Dan Schneider confirmed the call, interpreting it as a strategic move by Meta to mitigate potential legal repercussions. He noted that while MRC acknowledges Meta’s recent policy changes, the company must address the harm caused to media outlets and reaffirm its commitment to free speech.
Fox News: Senate parliamentarian: Who is the unelected official getting say on Trump's 'big, beautiful bill?'
House and Senate Republicans are advancing a major bill aligned with President Trump's agenda through the budget reconciliation process, which allows for passage with a simple majority. Key to this process is the Senate parliamentarian, Elizabeth MacDonough, who determines the relevance of measures related to taxes, spending, or the national debt.
MacDonough's role has gained attention as she oversees the "Byrd bath," where legislation is scrutinized for compliance with reconciliation rules. Republicans are optimistic about their legal basis for certain tax measures, while some provisions may face further examination. They aim to have the bill ready for Trump by the Fourth of July.
GB News: WATCH: Keir Starmer delivers 'promise' to GB News viewers as he unveils latest migration plan
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has responded to criticism regarding his lack of a net migration cap. In a press conference, he stated that the era of "open borders" is finished, outlining Labour's new migration plan.
Breitbart: California Democrats Push Bill That Could Ban Glock Handguns
California Democrats are advancing a bill, AB 1127, aimed at banning law-abiding citizens from purchasing Glock handguns. This legislation seeks to address the illegal use of “Glock switches,” which convert semi-automatic pistols into fully automatic firearms, despite these switches already being federally prohibited.
The bill defines “machinegun-convertible pistols” and would prohibit the manufacture, sale, and possession of such firearms equipped with these converters. Critics argue that this legislation unfairly targets law-abiding gun owners while failing to address the root issue of criminal activity.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: U.S. Citizen Edan Alexander Released By Hamas
Edan Alexander, the last U.S. citizen held hostage by Hamas, has been released to the Red Cross and subsequently transferred to the Israeli military. His release follows negotiations involving U.S. officials and comes amid ongoing calls for a ceasefire and the release of all remaining hostages.
Alexander's family expressed relief at his release and urged continued negotiations for the return of other hostages. While Hamas indicated the release was a gesture towards the U.S., it remains unclear what terms were agreed upon, and Israel has not committed to releasing Palestinian prisoners.
Fox News: Trump's Saudi talks, Houthi ceasefire strain ties with Netanyahu ahead of Middle East trip
President Trump is set to visit Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE next week for negotiations on various issues, including hostage talks with Hamas and a potential civil nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia. However, reports suggest a cooling relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, raising concerns in Israel.
Despite the tensions, U.S. officials maintain that the relationship with Israel remains strong. Netanyahu has stated that Israel will defend itself independently, while experts caution against overinterpreting the friction, emphasizing that U.S. actions are aimed at broader regional stability.
The Economist: The War Room newsletter: Three factors may decide the India-Pakistan conflict
The ceasefire between India and Pakistan remains in place, but tensions continue to linger, with both nations stepping back from the brink of war. The evolving conflict is marked by new weapons and tactics, raising concerns over future risks.
Additionally, trade tensions in the region are influencing political dynamics, as leaders seek to balance national interests with public expectations for credible opposition.
#economy
CNSNews: Sen. Kennedy: Blocking Reconciliation Bill Means Supporting $4.3 Trillion Tax Increase on Americans
Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) warns that failing to extend the Trump tax cuts could lead to a $4.3 trillion tax increase, significantly harming the U.S. economy. He emphasizes that the tax cuts are crucial for economic stability and urges Congress to make them permanent in the reconciliation bill.
Kennedy argues that any opposition to extending these cuts equates to supporting a massive tax hike on Americans, which he believes would plunge the economy into a severe downturn.
#culture
The Western Journal: Oregon Baseball Team Sues Disney for Trademark Infringement
The Portland Pickles, a collegiate summer baseball team, have filed a federal lawsuit against Disney for trademark infringement over the use of the name "Pickles" in its animated series "Win or Lose." The Pickles claim Disney's actions threaten their brand identity and have caused consumer confusion.
The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages and a court order to prevent Disney from using the "Pickles" name. The team argues that Disney's use of the name is intentional and undermines their community-built brand, while legal experts note that the case may hinge on whether genuine consumer confusion exists.
Outdoor Photographer: How to Capture Long Exposure Photos Without Using an ND Filter - Outdoor Photographer
Landscape photographer Mark Denney suggests that photographers can achieve silky-smooth, motion-blurred images of water without using neutral density (ND) filters. He emphasizes the importance of understanding camera settings and using natural light effectively.
Denney outlines a five-step technique: shoot in manual mode, use a shutter delay, lower ISO, narrow the aperture, and shoot in low light. This method allows for long exposures without the hassle of carrying filters, making it ideal for those who travel light.
#crime
Fox News: Australian authorities intercept over a ton of cocaine worth $400M
Authorities in Australia seized over a ton of cocaine valued at nearly $400 million during a drug bust that led to the arrest of five men. The operation followed intelligence on a suspicious boat purchase, with police monitoring the vessel's movements before intercepting it upon its return to shore.
Two men were arrested on the boat, while three others were apprehended on land as they attempted to flee. All five face serious charges, including supplying a prohibited drug and participating in a criminal group. Investigations are ongoing to uncover the drugs' origins and the group's connections.
Breitbart: Cartel Gunmen Clash with Rivals in Mexican Border State, Flee Before Cops Arrive
Gunmen from the Cartel Del Noreste faction of Los Zetas engaged in a prolonged shootout with a rival group near Los Rayones in Nuevo Leon, Mexico. The clash lasted over an hour, involving armored vehicles and high-powered weapons, with authorities arriving too late to intervene.
The violence is linked to the cartel's expansion efforts under the leadership of Juan “Juanito” Cisneros Trevino, who is reportedly continuing the legacy of brutality established by previous leaders. The ongoing conflict has resulted in significant bloodshed in the region.
Breitbart: Kim Kardashian Testifies in Trial Decade After Multimillion Dollar Paris Robbery
Kim Kardashian is set to testify in a Paris court regarding her 2016 armed robbery, where $10 million in jewelry was stolen. Ten suspects, primarily older men with criminal backgrounds, have been on trial since April. Kardashian aims to confront her attackers with dignity.
The robbery, dubbed the "heist of the century," involved masked men threatening Kardashian at gunpoint. Some suspects have admitted to their roles while denying being the masterminds. The trial has garnered significant media attention, with Kardashian expressing gratitude for the French authorities' handling of the case.