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#politics
Fox News: Far-left congresswoman revives ousted 'Squad' Dem's reparations push for Black Americans: 'We are awake'
Rep. Summer Lee has reintroduced a resolution aimed at providing reparations to Black Americans for slavery, following a previous bill by former Rep. Cori Bush. The proposed legislation seeks federal funding for descendants of enslaved people, emphasizing the need for justice and equity.
Despite the ongoing efforts from progressive Democrats, the bill faces significant challenges in a Republican-controlled Congress. Critics, including GOP lawmakers, have introduced measures to block reparations initiatives, indicating a contentious political landscape surrounding this issue.
Breitbart: Rep. Mark Alford Proposes Bill Barring Lawmakers from 'Suspicious Stock Trades'
Rep. Mark Alford (R-MO) has introduced the PELOSI Act, aiming to ban congressional stock trading for lawmakers and their spouses, citing concerns over corruption and public trust. The legislation allows investments in diversified mutual funds and U.S. Treasury bonds.
The bill also stipulates that lawmakers violating the act must return profits to the Treasury and face fines. Support for the proposal spans both parties, with Speaker Mike Johnson and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries backing the initiative.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Rep. Mark Harris: Target Is 'Certainly Set' on Reconciliation Bill
Rep. Mark Harris (R-NC) stated that the reconciliation bill is on track for completion by Memorial Day, with recent committee meetings focused on finalizing details. He noted that the Budget Committee will integrate the various components, including potential savings and tax cuts.
Harris acknowledged ongoing negotiations and concerns, particularly regarding support from certain groups over funding issues. He emphasized that while the timetable is set for the House, uncertainties remain as the bill moves to the Senate.
The Western Journal: Bill de Blasio's Failed 2020 Presidential Bid Comes Back to Haunt Him - Now on Hook for $330,000
Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has been ordered to pay over $300,000 for misusing his police security detail during his unsuccessful 2020 presidential campaign. The NYC Conflicts of Interest Board found he violated rules on more than 30 occasions, including attending a Boston Red Sox game in Los Angeles.
De Blasio has already paid $100,000 and will pay the remaining balance over the next four years, along with a $10,000 fine. An editorial criticized the board for reducing his fine significantly, arguing he did not face adequate consequences for his misuse of taxpayer resources.
#society
GB News: Scotland axes net zero plans to slash car use by 20% as SNP admits targets were 'unrealistic'
The Scottish Government has abandoned its ambitious target to reduce car use by 20% by 2030, citing it as "unrealistic." Transport Secretary Fiona Hyslop announced that new, more achievable targets will be set following expert advice, as current car usage has only decreased by 3.6% since the pandemic.
Concerns from Audit Scotland highlighted a lack of leadership and clear planning for reducing car usage, leading to the target's reassessment. Environmental advocates criticized the decision, emphasizing the impact on low-income households and the need for effective public transport solutions.
Le Monde: Deadly air raids have increased in Myanmar despite truce since earthquake
The Myanmar Air Force has intensified air raids, with a recent bombing on May 12 killing at least twenty children and two teachers at a school in the Sagaing region. This attack is part of ongoing violence in areas controlled by the National Unity Government, which opposes the military junta.
The NUG claims the junta's declared truce is "entirely fictitious," as bombings have continued unabated since March 28, resulting in significant casualties and targeting schools and clinics. The situation is exacerbated by supply issues following a recent earthquake.
#culture
Breitbart: HBO Streaming Service Changing Back from Max to HBO Max
HBO will revert its streaming service name from Max back to HBO Max this summer, reflecting a strategy shift based on consumer preferences for quality content. The announcement was made at the Warner Bros. Discovery upfront presentation, highlighting a commitment to consumer insights.
To celebrate, HBO released a humorous video featuring famous TV couple reunions.
Breitbart: Kennedy Center Chief Richard Grenell Fact Checks Robert De Niro: 'Everyone Deserves Entertainment Without Indoctrination'
Richard Grenell, head of the Kennedy Center, criticized actor Robert De Niro for his anti-Trump remarks at the Cannes Film Festival, where De Niro labeled Trump a "fascist" and accused him of cutting arts funding. Grenell defended Trump, stating funding for the Kennedy Center has increased.
Grenell argued that De Niro's comments were misleading and that the arts should not be politicized. He emphasized that the Kennedy Center welcomes all political views and criticized the left for attempting to cancel those with differing opinions.
The Imaginative Conservative: G.K. Chesterton & the Useless Things
G.K. Chesterton argues that true independence is found in engaging in "useless" activities for their own sake, contrasting this with work done solely for wages, which he likens to slavery. He emphasizes the importance of free thinking and common sense, which are essential for self-governance and freedom.
Chesterton critiques modern culture for prioritizing professional entertainment and literature over community-driven traditions, warning that this shift undermines freedom and courage. He believes that the loss of cultural practices, which often appear foolish, is detrimental to a community's ability to govern itself and maintain its freedom.