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15 May 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Exclusive: Sen. Joni Ernst Hits the Brakes on Green New Deal for Trains
Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) has introduced the LOCOMOTIVES Act to prevent Democrat states like California from implementing zero-emission train mandates. She argues that such regulations threaten the efficiency of railroads crucial for transporting agricultural goods.
Ernst's legislation comes as California withdrew its request for a waiver from the EPA regarding these emissions standards. Additionally, she is promoting the Made in American Manufacturing Act to boost small manufacturing loans, aiming to strengthen domestic manufacturing and economic security.
Fox News: Trump seals economic agreements in Middle East in final stretch and more top headlines
Trump announced new economic agreements in the Middle East, while DHS chief criticized Democrats for defending a human trafficker. Legal battles continue with a judge accused of aiding an illegal alien, and Diddy’s trial faces scrutiny.
In politics, a former talk radio host enters the Alaska governor race, and El Chapo's relatives reportedly crossed into the U.S. amid a deal with the Trump administration. Controversies and debates persist within the Democratic Party regarding impeachment efforts.
#society
The Telegraph: Gary Lineker interview: If you are silent on Gaza, you are complicit
Gary Lineker has faced significant backlash after sharing a pro-Palestine post on Instagram that included a rat emoji, historically associated with anti-Semitism. The Board of Deputies of British Jews called for his dismissal, and he issued an apology, citing ignorance of the emoji's meaning.
Lineker explained his activism by expressing concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, emphasizing the impact on families and questioning the UK's support for arms sales amid the conflict. He criticized the government's inaction, stating that the situation is "beyond the pale."
Forbes: Denver Airport Outage: Pilots And Air Traffic Control Lost Contact For 6 Minutes On Monday, Reports Say
A recent outage at Denver International Airport led to a loss of contact between air traffic controllers and up to 20 pilots for six minutes due to radio transmitter failures. This incident follows multiple radar outages at Newark Liberty International Airport, raising flight safety concerns.
The Federal Aviation Administration has been contacted for a statement regarding these issues. The situation is ongoing and further updates are expected.
#economy
Le Monde: France and Europe's economic appeal falters in the face of the US
President Emmanuel Macron will preside over the annual Choose France summit on May 19, aiming to attract foreign investment. However, recent data shows a significant decline in foreign investments, with 2024 figures at their lowest since 2017, marking a 14% drop from 2023.
Despite these challenges, France remains the top destination for foreign investments in Europe, followed by the UK and Germany. The Elysée Palace highlighted this achievement as a positive development, despite the overall downturn in job creation and investment levels.
#culture
GB News: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry enjoy night out together as Duchess of Sussex enters new 'era'
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry met musician James Taylor backstage after his concert on May 13. They shared photos on Instagram, highlighting Taylor signing copies of his children's book "Sweet Baby James" for their kids, Archie and Lilibet.
This encounter followed their attendance at Beyoncé's concert on May 9, where they also shared their experience on social media. Meghan and Harry's outings reflect their continued engagement with the entertainment world.
#crime
Breitbart: First Ever: USDOJ Files Terrorism Charges Against Sinaloa Cartel Members
Federal prosecutors have charged key members of the Sinaloa Cartel with narco-terrorism, marking a significant legal action following their designation as foreign terrorist organizations. The indictment includes leaders of the Beltran Leyva Organization, linked to extensive fentanyl trafficking into the U.S.
Attorney General Pamela Bondi stated that the charges reflect the need for a strong legal response to dismantle what she described as a dangerous terrorist organization. The Inzunzas are accused of orchestrating violent acts and drug trafficking, contributing to a major fentanyl seizure in December 2024.