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#politics

Fox News: Schumer, Democrats dodge questions about brutal Biden revelations with 'looking forward' talking point
Schumer, Democrats dodge questions about brutal Biden revelations with 'looking forward' talking point
Top Democrats, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, have deflected questions regarding President Biden's cognitive abilities, emphasizing a focus on future issues rather than past controversies. Schumer reiterated the need to move forward, particularly in light of significant upcoming challenges like Medicaid cuts.

While some Democrats acknowledged concerns about Biden's re-election bid, many maintained that the party should concentrate on current issues rather than past decisions. This sentiment was echoed by various lawmakers who dismissed the relevance of recent books discussing Biden's alleged decline.


Fox News: Swing state judge strikes down 24-hour abortion waiting period as unconstitutional
Swing state judge strikes down 24-hour abortion waiting period as unconstitutional
A Michigan judge ruled that the state's 24-hour waiting period and informed consent rules for abortion are unconstitutional, stating they exacerbate burdens for patients. The ruling also allows nurse practitioners and physician assistants to perform abortions, a decision welcomed by pro-choice advocates.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer expressed her approval, emphasizing that reproductive health decisions should be between patients and doctors. Conversely, Michigan Catholic Conference President Paul Long criticized the ruling, highlighting concerns for unborn children. The case may be appealed to the Michigan Court of Appeals.


Breitbart: Watch Live: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Testifies Before the Senate
Watch Live: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Testifies Before the Senate
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is set to testify before the Senate regarding the proposed budget for HHS for the upcoming year. He previously provided testimony to the House Appropriations Committee earlier in the day.


Fox News: WATCH: RFK Jr Senate hearing disrupted by screaming protesters: 'RFK kills people with hate'
WATCH: RFK Jr Senate hearing disrupted by screaming protesters: 'RFK kills people with hate'
Protesters disrupted a Senate hearing on Tuesday where Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was testifying about the agency's 2026 budget and its alignment with President Trump's agenda. Chants of "RFK kills people with hate" interrupted him before he could finish his opening statement.

The chairman of the Senate Committee, Sen. Bill Cassidy, paused the hearing to address the disruptions, reminding the audience that such behavior would not be tolerated. Following the chaos, Kennedy outlined the goals of his leadership at HHS, focusing on improving health services and cutting costs.


Fox News: SCOOP: GOP plans investigation into ICE threats after Dems' 'storming' of facility
SCOOP: GOP plans investigation into ICE threats after Dems' 'storming' of facility
House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan is launching an investigation into threats against ICE facilities, following an incident where three House Democrats allegedly "stormed" a detention center in New Jersey. A hearing is set for next Tuesday with former ICE and DHS officials expected to testify.

The hearing will address threats to ICE operations and the Trump administration's immigration policies. Republicans are considering consequences for the Democratic lawmakers involved, while the Democrats assert their right to conduct oversight at the facility.


#society

Times Of Israel: Hundreds of teachers protest for fair pay, better conditions in Tel Aviv
Hundreds of teachers protest for fair pay, better conditions in Tel Aviv
Hundreds of teachers protested in Tel Aviv against recent salary cuts imposed by the Finance Ministry, which reduced public sector salaries by 3.3% to fund the war against Hamas. The turnout was lower than expected, with only about 1,000 attendees instead of the anticipated 8,000.

Despite a temporary agreement reducing the cut to 0.95%, many educators expressed dissatisfaction with the union's concessions. Following an unofficial strike, a Labor Court ruling mandated teachers return to work, but many were later informed that missed days would be classified as absences, affecting their pay. Teachers vowed to continue their fight for fair compensation and working conditions.


Breitbart: VIDEO: Minor League Official Scoops Dog Poop Off the Field with Bare Hands
VIDEO: Minor League Official Scoops Dog Poop Off the Field with Bare Hands
During a minor league baseball game at Atrium Health Ballpark, a dog mascot relieved itself near home plate, prompting an employee to clean it up with his bare hands. Fans reacted strongly to the incident, highlighting a need for better cleanup protocols at the venue. The Cannon Ballers won the game 3-0.


Forbes: East Coast Storms Cause More Than 3,100 Disrupted Flights Today
East Coast Storms Cause More Than 3,100 Disrupted Flights Today
Severe thunderstorms on the East Coast disrupted U.S. air travel on Wednesday, leading to nearly 3,000 flight delays and over 170 cancellations. Major airports affected included Newark, LaGuardia, and Hartsfield-Jackson in Atlanta, with ground stops and delays reported across several locations.

Weather remains the primary cause of air traffic delays, accounting for about 75% of delays exceeding 15 minutes. High temperatures can further complicate flight operations, impacting aircraft performance.


Human Events: Mexican influencer gunned down while livestreaming from her salon
Mexican influencer gunned down while livestreaming from her salon
Mexican influencer Valeria Marquez, 23, was shot and killed while livestreaming from her beauty salon in Jalisco. The gunman, on a motorbike, opened fire, striking her in the chest and head. A manhunt is underway as authorities investigate the incident.

Marquez had over 110,000 TikTok followers and was known for her beauty and lifestyle content. Her death highlights ongoing violence in Mexico, following the recent assassination of a mayoral candidate during a livestream.


#foreignaffairs

Le Monde: Trump's initiatives on Gaza, Yemen and Iran challenge Netanyahu
Trump's initiatives on Gaza, Yemen and Iran challenge Netanyahu
Edan Alexander, the last American hostage held in Gaza, was released by Hamas on May 12, 2025. The 21-year-old, who also holds Israeli citizenship, was captured during the October 7 attack and is the first male soldier released since then.

Donald Trump confirmed that 58 hostages remain with Hamas, including 20 believed to be alive, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu noted that three hostages have died amid renewed hostilities.


Le Monde: Trump says could meet Putin for Ukraine talks in Turkey
Trump says could meet Putin for Ukraine talks in Turkey
President Trump has offered to travel to Turkey for peace talks on the Ukraine conflict, contingent on Russian President Putin's participation. Ukrainian President Zelensky is awaiting confirmation of Russia's representative before deciding Ukraine's next steps.

While Russia has indicated a delegation will attend, details remain unclear. Both sides' positions on ending the conflict are still far apart, and fighting continues in Ukraine, with recent missile strikes reported.


#military

Breitbart: German Chancellor Merz Vows 'Strongest Conventional Army in Europe'
German Chancellor Merz Vows 'Strongest Conventional Army in Europe'
Chancellor Friedrich Merz addressed the Bundestag, emphasizing the need to rearm Germany and create the strongest military in Europe. He outlined a trillion euro spending package, with half allocated to defense, amid pressure to meet NATO requirements.

Despite recent investments, the Bundeswehr faces challenges, including a decline in personnel numbers. Merz's military focus has drawn criticism from opposition leaders, who accuse him of prioritizing military action over domestic issues.


#health

The Epoch Times: Parents of Autistic Children Weigh In on RFK Jr.’s Plan to Find the Cause
Parents of Autistic Children Weigh In on RFK Jr.’s Plan to Find the Cause
Kelly Martino's son, Luca, regressed after receiving vaccines at 18 months, later being diagnosed with autism. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is focusing on researching the causes of rising autism rates, emphasizing the need to identify environmental exposures linked to the condition.

Parents and advocates are calling for thorough investigations into potential vaccine links to autism, citing personal experiences of regression following vaccinations. Kennedy's plans aim to bring clarity and safety to vaccine protocols, addressing concerns that have long affected families dealing with autism.


#sports

GB News: Bryson DeChambeau reveals stance on Rory McIlroy as duo prepare for battle at PGA Championship
Bryson DeChambeau reveals stance on Rory McIlroy as duo prepare for battle at PGA Championship
Golf fans are looking forward to a potential rematch between Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau at the PGA Championship in Quail Hollow. DeChambeau respects McIlroy's skills and believes the course suits both their games well, following their recent duel at the Masters where McIlroy secured victory.

World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler acknowledges McIlroy's recent success and the motivation it brings. He empathizes with the pressure McIlroy faced during his long wait for a Masters win, which completed his career Grand Slam. Both DeChambeau and Scheffler are ready to contend for the title.


Breitbart: Angel Reese Ducks Question on Last Year's 'Bold Statement' About Her Role in Growing WNBA
Angel Reese Ducks Question on Last Year's 'Bold Statement' About Her Role in Growing WNBA
Angel Reese has shifted her stance on her role in the WNBA's growth, choosing not to discuss her previous bold claims. Last year, she asserted that the league's rising popularity was due to her contributions as well, but recent developments have shown Caitlin Clark's overwhelming impact instead.

Clark's record-breaking rookie season has significantly overshadowed Reese's earlier assertions, with her achievements in scoring, assists, and overall influence on the league's viewership and merchandising. It is clear that the current spotlight is on Clark.