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Jun 3, 2025 |
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#politics
Le Monde: Former French president Sarkozy's electronic tag removed
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has had his electronic tag removed after serving just over three months of a one-year sentence for corruption. He was convicted for illegal attempts to secure judicial favors and is appealing to the European Court of Human Rights.
Sarkozy, now 70, was fitted with the tag instead of serving time in prison, marking a first for a former French leader. His release comes with conditions, including travel reporting and compliance with probation requirements. A separate trial regarding alleged illegal campaign financing from Libya is set for September.
Fox News: CBS News reporter says WSJ's 'courageous' 2024 report on Biden's decline should have won the Pulitzer
CBS News correspondent Jan Crawford criticized the Pulitzer Prize Board for overlooking the Wall Street Journal's reporting on President Biden's mental decline. The WSJ article, which interviewed lawmakers about Biden's cognitive abilities, faced backlash from the administration and media but has since gained recognition for its insights.
Crawford emphasized the importance of the WSJ's reporting, suggesting it should have prompted more scrutiny regarding Biden's fitness for office. She expressed disappointment in the Pulitzer Board's failure to honor the article, calling it a significant oversight in recognizing courageous journalism.
#society
The Economist: Britain’s experiment with liberal immigration policies is over
Britain's Prime Minister recently emphasized the positive impact of migrants, asserting they significantly contribute to public services and adhere to immigration rules. He dismissed claims of uncontrolled migration as incorrect, marking a shift in the country's immigration narrative.
This speech comes amid broader discussions on the effectiveness of liberal immigration policies, which, despite being unpopular, have been deemed successful.
GB News: Mike Lynch's superyacht probe reveals reason why Bayesian sank and killed seven
British billionaire Mike Lynch's superyacht, Bayesian, sank off Sicily due to "extreme wind," resulting in seven fatalities, including Lynch and his daughter. An interim report revealed the yacht's vulnerability to lighter winds, making recovery impossible once it heeled beyond 70 degrees.
Investigators faced challenges due to limited access to the vessel amid a criminal probe in Italy. The report noted injuries among survivors and detailed the desperate escape efforts as the yacht sank. A full investigation is ongoing to uncover the complete circumstances of the disaster.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Putin will not meet Zelensky for talks in Turkey
Vladimir Putin will not meet Volodymyr Zelensky in Istanbul for peace talks regarding the Ukraine war, with the Russian delegation led by aide Vladimir Medinsky instead. Zelensky stated he would only attend if Putin were present.
Donald Trump, currently in Qatar, has no plans to join the discussions despite previously indicating interest in attending if Putin did. The situation remains tense as both leaders navigate the complexities of the ongoing conflict.
#economy
Fox News: Jeff Bezos backs radical $20,000 small electric pickup truck
Jeff Bezos is backing Slate Auto, a startup aiming to disrupt the electric vehicle market with its modular Slate Truck, priced at $20,000 post-incentives. The truck features a minimalist design, customizable options, and practical capabilities, appealing to budget-conscious consumers.
Production will begin in Indiana, with deliveries expected in late 2026. Slate Auto's approach contrasts with high-priced EVs, focusing on affordability and user customization to attract a broader audience.
#military
Le Monde: Germany's Merz promises 'most powerful conventional army in Europe'
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, in his first Bundestag address, thanked former Chancellor Olaf Scholz for his leadership during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Merz emphasized the need for a strong German military, pledging to make the Bundeswehr the most powerful conventional army in Europe.
He committed to providing necessary financial resources for the military, stating that it is expected by Germany's allies and is a fair responsibility for the nation.
#health
Fox News: Alzheimer's disease could be prevented by antiviral drug already on market
Research from UVA Health suggests that NRTIs, drugs used to treat HIV, may also reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease by about 10% annually for each year of use. The study analyzed health data from 270,000 patients and could lead to clinical trials for Alzheimer’s prevention.
The findings indicate that repurposing existing drugs like NRTIs could significantly impact Alzheimer's rates, potentially preventing up to one million cases globally each year. However, researchers caution that NRTIs should only be taken for this purpose in clinical trial settings.