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#society
Fox News: Rhode Island capital to hoist Palestinian flag at city hall, citing diversity
Providence, Rhode Island, will fly the Palestinian flag at City Hall, with officials stating that it will not displace any American flags. The decision reflects a community request to honor Palestinian-Americans and aligns with the city's practice of displaying various cultural flags.
The flag will be raised during a city council meeting and then displayed outside City Hall. The city council emphasized that this decision is within their authority, separate from the mayor's office. The Palestinian flag's presence at City Hall has reportedly been increasing.
Breitbart: Disney's ‘Little Mermaid’ Star Halle Bailey Gets Restraining Order Against Baby Daddy
A Los Angeles judge has issued a restraining order against rapper DDG for alleged ongoing abuse towards his ex-girlfriend, Halle Bailey, and their 17-month-old son. Bailey claims DDG has been physically, verbally, and emotionally abusive, detailing multiple violent incidents.
The order mandates DDG to stay away from Bailey and their child until a hearing on June 6. Bailey also requested that he cease using his platforms to disparage her, which has led to threats against her on social media. The judge has prohibited DDG from possessing weapons.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Trump to Remove US Sanctions on Syria in Major Policy Shift
Qatar is reportedly financing the new Syrian regime led by former al-Qaeda commander Ahmed al-Sharaa, raising concerns about U.S. support for a government with ties to terrorism. President Trump plans to lift sanctions on Syria, a decision influenced by Saudi Arabia and Turkey, despite the regime's jihadist past.
This shift in U.S. policy may allow for greater humanitarian engagement but also risks legitimizing a regime that has committed atrocities. As the complexities of Middle Eastern geopolitics unfold, the implications of these partnerships remain uncertain, with potential consequences for American interests and regional stability.
#economy
Breitbart: 3D Chess: Trump Sets Up Syria for Business Boom -- and Peace
Joel Pollak discussed Syria's economic potential on the "Alex Marlow Show," highlighting its agricultural opportunities due to abundant water resources. He noted the country's past entrepreneurial spirit and the possibility for returning Syrians to engage in trade.
Breitbart: White House: Trump, Qataris Agree to $1.2 Trillion Economic Commitment
The U.S. and Qatar have finalized an agreement expected to generate at least $1.2 trillion in economic exchange. This includes a record $243.5 billion in deals, highlighted by Qatar Airways' $96 billion order for Boeing aircraft, supporting over 154,000 U.S. jobs annually.
Additionally, the nations signed a joint declaration on defense cooperation, which includes Qatar's nearly $2 billion purchase of MQ-9B drones and a $1 billion deal for counter-drone capabilities. This follows a $142 billion arms deal with Saudi Arabia.
#religion
Le Monde: Leo XIV: The first steps of a pope with many faces
Cardinal Robert Prevost was elected as Pope Leo XIV on May 8, 2025, sparking interest in his choices and potential direction for the papacy. His attire and decisions, including his first homily referencing themes from both Pope Francis and Benedict XVI, suggest a blend of styles and influences.
The Vatican is closely observing how Leo XIV will navigate tradition and modernity, particularly in his living arrangements and public addresses. His initial remarks indicate a commitment to addressing contemporary issues while honoring past papal legacies.
#culture
Fox News: Ex-Bond girl Halle Berry doesn't think making 007 a woman is 'the right thing to do'
Halle Berry expressed skepticism about the idea of a female James Bond while serving on the Cannes Film Festival jury. She suggested that while it's a popular notion, it may not be the right direction for the character, emphasizing the importance of Bond's historical context.
Berry's comments align with sentiments from other former Bond actresses who argue that the character should remain male, citing the fantasy elements and established legacy of James Bond. Discussions about a female Bond have persisted in Hollywood, but no definitive plans for the franchise's future have been announced.
#history
Le Monde: After an accusatory film, AP maintains Nick Ut's credit for the 'Napalm Girl' photo
The Associated Press has released a 96-page investigation into the authorship of the iconic 'Napalm Girl' photograph, taken during the Vietnam War. The documentary "The Stringer" claims the photo was taken by Nguyen Thanh Nghe, not AP photographer Nick Ut.
Despite the film's assertions, the AP concluded there is insufficient evidence to change the attribution, maintaining that Ut remains the credited photographer. Their investigation included a review of archival materials and Ut's equipment.
#crime
GB News: Drug dealer jailed for 14 years after boy, 7, died in house explosion while he made cannabis 'gummies'
Reece Galbraith has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for manslaughter after causing an explosion while producing cannabis gummies, which resulted in the death of seven-year-old Archie York. The blast also killed 35-year-old Jason Laws and caused widespread damage and homelessness in the area.
Archie was asleep in his home when the explosion occurred, leading to a significant emergency response. The incident took place in Benwell last October.