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#politics
Fox News: Jake Tapper admits he didn't cover Biden's cognitive decline enough, claims to 'look back on it with humility'
CNN anchor Jake Tapper acknowledged that he did not sufficiently cover former President Joe Biden's cognitive decline during his presidency. In promoting his new book, Tapper reflected on his past reporting and admitted to a lack of emphasis on critical issues regarding Biden's mental acuity.
Tapper described a distinction between two versions of Biden during the 2019-2020 period, noting that signs of cognitive decline became more apparent throughout his presidency. Despite some coverage of Biden's missteps, critics argue that Tapper and the media at large failed to adequately address these concerns, especially during the 2024 election cycle.
Fox News: Vance sears US leaders turning police into 'enemies'
Vice President JD Vance criticized American leaders for vilifying police, linking this to the death of Hamilton County Special Deputy Larry Henderson, who was killed while directing traffic. Vance emphasized that both the criminal and leadership share blame for the violence against law enforcement.
In response to Henderson's death, legislation is being proposed to increase penalties for those who assault police officers. Vance reassured law enforcement of the Trump administration's support and highlighted efforts to provide legal protections for officers in the line of duty.
The Mirror: PMQs live - PM brands Tories 'dead party walking' in brutal exchange
During a heated session of Prime Minister's Questions, Keir Starmer criticized the Conservative Party, labeling it a "dead party walking." He defended recent UK-US trade deals against Tory leader Kemi Badenoch’s claims that they were inadequate, emphasizing their potential to save thousands of jobs.
Starmer also addressed recent arson attacks on his family home, describing them as assaults on democracy. The Prime Minister and other leaders condemned the violence, recognizing it as a threat to democratic values. Counter-terrorism police are investigating the incidents.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: China could 'turn off Britain's traffic lights and immobilise cars', former head of MI6 tells MPs
Former MI6 head Sir Richard Dearlove warned UK MPs that Chinese companies control critical technology, posing risks to national security. He highlighted vulnerabilities in microchips used in everyday infrastructure, such as traffic lights and electric vehicles, which could be exploited for disruption.
Dearlove emphasized that these Chinese-controlled devices could potentially immobilize London and disrupt essential services, urging MPs to consider the implications of China's dominance in technology. The concerns are expected to grow as more connected devices are integrated into British infrastructure.
Fox News: Trump faces pressure from GOP to eliminate Iran's nuclear capabilities
Congressional Republicans are urging President Trump to maintain a hardline stance on Iran, advocating for the complete dismantlement of its nuclear enrichment capabilities. Over 200 lawmakers signed a letter emphasizing that any agreement allowing Iran to retain enrichment capacity would be unacceptable.
The letter, led by Senators Ricketts and Pfluger, praises Trump's withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal and stresses the need for Congressional support to eliminate Iran's uranium enrichment entirely. Iranian officials, however, assert that their right to a civil nuclear program is non-negotiable.
Human Events: Pope Leo XIV urges Middle East Christians to remain in their homelands, calls for peace talks
Pope Leo XIV urges Christians in the Middle East to resist fleeing conflict, emphasizing the need for real support to remain in their homelands. He calls for peace negotiations globally, advocating for dialogue over war and warning against divisive narratives.
The pope also seeks to mediate peace talks, having recently spoken with Ukrainian President Zelensky about the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and other regional tensions. His papacy centers on promoting peace and reconciliation.
#economy
Forbes: PlayStation Could Be Latest Gaming Console To Hike Prices Amid Trump Tariffs
Sony may raise prices on consumer goods or shift PlayStation manufacturing to the U.S. due to anticipated tariffs from the Trump administration. The CFO indicated that tariffs will affect hardware and gaming production, potentially leading to increased prices for the PlayStation 5.
Sony has already raised prices for the PlayStation 5 in several countries and is projecting lower sales. Other gaming companies like Nintendo and Microsoft are also increasing prices for consoles and games, sparking criticism from gamers who fear these hikes could make gaming less affordable.
#health
The Western Journal: 3M to Pay Up to $450 Million to Entire State After ‘Forever Chemicals’ Fallout
New Jersey has reached a historic settlement with 3M, requiring the company to pay up to $450 million for contamination caused by per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), known as "forever chemicals." This settlement addresses lawsuits from 2019 and aims to improve water quality and fund PFAS abatement efforts statewide.
The agreement includes immediate payments for natural resource damages and abatement, with additional payments scheduled through 2050. 3M is released from liability for past PFAS activities but must continue remediation efforts at contaminated sites. The settlement highlights New Jersey's commitment to holding polluters accountable for environmental harm.
#sports
On The Water: Striper Cup Week 2 Recap
Week 2 of the 2025 Striper Cup showcased impressive catches, with fish sizes ranging from slot-size to over 50 inches across various divisions. Notable submissions included Grant Boehk's slot fish from Connecticut and Raymond Graham's 42-inch striped bass from Massachusetts.
As the tournament progresses into Week 3, fly anglers will compete for a special bonus prize, while all divisions continue vying for weekly rewards. Participants can sign up for the tournament and have a chance to win a grand prize at StriperFest 2025.
#other
Fox News: Former Michigan Army National Guard member charged with plotting mass shooting at Army base on behalf of ISIS
A former Michigan Army National Guard member, Ammar Abdulmajid-Mohamed Said, was arrested for allegedly planning a mass shooting at a military base in support of ISIS. He is charged with attempting to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization and faces up to 20 years in prison.
Said reportedly provided assistance for the attack, including armor-piercing ammunition and operational reconnaissance using a drone. He expressed a desire to engage in violent jihad and communicated with undercover FBI agents about the attack plan. The FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force is investigating the case.