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16 May 2025
#politics
The Imaginative Conservative: Kevin Roberts' "Dawn’s Early Light"
Kevin Roberts argues for a peaceful second American revolution aimed at dismantling the corrupt "Uniparty" in Washington, advocating for fundamental change in political institutions. His book, "Dawn’s Early Light," critiques the current political landscape and calls for grassroots action to restore American values.
Roberts believes that the current political extremes in both major parties signal a pivotal moment, with the potential for a new political order. He emphasizes the need for spiritual renewal to address deep-rooted issues, asserting that a restoration of American ideals is essential for the nation's future.
The Western Journal: Former Secret Service Agent Issues Warning About the Agency After Comey's 'Obvious Threat to the President's Life'
Former Secret Service agent Richard Staropoli has called for the dismissal of senior leadership at the FBI and Secret Service following a controversial social media post by former FBI Director James Comey, which some interpreted as a threat to President Trump. Staropoli expressed concerns about the effectiveness of current leadership and urged for a thorough review of management within both agencies.
Comey's post, which included the numbers "86 47," was later deleted after he acknowledged that it could be associated with violence. The FBI and Department of Homeland Security are reportedly investigating the matter, with the Secret Service emphasizing their commitment to addressing any potential threats against protectees.
Fox News: Democratic presidential hopefuls grapple with Biden's legacy as 2028 race begins
Potential 2028 Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg faced questions about President Biden's cognitive decline during a recent town hall. Buttigieg affirmed he received necessary support from Biden but acknowledged that, with hindsight, many might agree Biden should not have run for re-election.
As Democrats begin to consider the upcoming presidential race, concerns about Biden's mental acuity and the party's decisions during the 2024 election are resurfacing. Some Democratic figures, including Rep. Ro Khanna and Sen. Chris Murphy, have suggested that Biden's candidacy may have harmed the party's prospects.
Breitbart: Watch Live: House Debates ‘Big Beautiful Bill' for Budget, Trump Tax Cuts
The House Budget Committee is set to debate a reconciliation budget bill that incorporates key aspects of President Trump's agenda, such as extending tax cuts and reducing unnecessary spending. Senator Bernie Moreno emphasized the importance of passing the bill to avoid a significant tax increase.
#society
Times Of Israel: ICC prosecutor Khan on leave amid sexual assault probe — court sources
Karim Khan, the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, has taken temporary leave amid a UN investigation into allegations of sexual assault against him. He has denied the allegations, which include claims of coerced sexual acts against a staff member in various locations.
The investigation's outcome remains uncertain, and there are concerns about its implications for ongoing war crimes cases involving Israel and Hamas. Khan's decision to issue arrest warrants for Israeli leaders has raised questions about potential motivations related to the allegations against him.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Afghans for Trump group feels abandoned after administration revokes refugee protections
A group called "Afghans for Trump," which supported Donald Trump after the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, now feels abandoned as his administration revokes Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Afghan refugees. Leader Zoubair Sangi warns that Afghanistan remains unsafe under Taliban rule, especially for those who aided the U.S.
The Department of Homeland Security claims an "improved security situation" justifies ending TPS, which affects over 9,000 individuals facing potential deportation. Critics, including former officials, argue that the Taliban's actions demonstrate a continued threat to those who assisted the U.S.
Breitbart: UAE Foreign Minister: First Step in Gaza Is to 'Get the Hostages Out'
UAE Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan emphasized the importance of securing the release of Israeli hostages held by Hamas as a crucial step towards peace in Gaza. His comments reflect a strong commitment to maintaining ties with Israel amid the ongoing conflict.
This prioritization of hostages over Palestinian issues signals solidarity with Israel and reinforces the UAE's role in advancing regional peace efforts, particularly following President Trump's recent visit to Arab states.
Breitbart: Blue State Blues: Wait and See Before Judging Trump's Mideast Trip
President Trump's recent Middle East trip initially appeared unproductive, with no agreements from Saudi Arabia to join the Abraham Accords and ongoing missile attacks from the Houthis. However, he did secure the release of an American-Israeli hostage and emphasized the need for stability and security in his discussions.
Despite concerns over his approach, Trump's speech to the Gulf Cooperation Council highlighted that any deal with Iran must include an end to terrorism. His engagement with Arab leaders and potential economic growth for Syria through Gulf investment suggests a strategic focus that may yield positive outcomes in the future.
#economy
GB News: Ed Miliband is 'not telling Britons the truth' on net zero, Angela Knight claims
Angela Knight criticized Energy Secretary Ed Miliband following setbacks in net zero plans. British Gas CEO Chris O'Shea warned that the shift to renewable energy will not result in lower electricity prices for consumers, challenging Miliband's assertions.
#education
The Western Journal: Girl Tackled and Brutalized by 'Bully' Football Player, Dad Furious After School Calls It 'Mutual Confrontation'
A Texas high school girl, Brooklyn Gianfrancesco, was suspended for three days after defending herself from an assault by a male student during class. Video footage shows the boy attacking her while a teacher failed to intervene. The school labeled the incident a "mutual confrontation."
Brooklyn's father is advocating for policy changes, arguing that the school’s response is unjust and that the boy should face assault charges. The district stated that self-defense does not exempt students from punishment, prompting further frustration from the Gianfrancesco family.
#crime
Breitbart: Cassie Recounts ‘Freak Off’ Sex Parties, Urine in Her Mouth, Drug Addicted Diddy in Sex Trafficking Trial
Cassie Ventura testified in court against Sean "Diddy" Combs, detailing alleged physical abuse and drug use during their relationship. She claimed Combs was aware of her opiate addiction and expressed jealousy over her drug use with others.
Combs faces serious charges including racketeering and sex trafficking, which he denies. Ventura's testimony includes incidents of violence and coercion, as well as claims of blackmail involving recorded sexual acts. The trial is ongoing in New York City.
Le Monde: French crypto boss hails 'heroic' duo who foiled kidnap attempt on his family
A recent attempted kidnapping in Paris targeted the pregnant daughter of cryptocurrency executive Pierre Noizat. The attack was thwarted by Noizat's son-in-law and a neighbor, who used a fire extinguisher against the masked assailants. All victims sustained light injuries.
In response to the incident, French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau announced plans to enhance security for cryptocurrency professionals, following a series of high-profile attacks in the sector. Measures include improved police collaboration and priority access to emergency services.
#sports
On The Water: Striper Migration Map - May 16, 2025
Striped bass are migrating north along the Jersey Shore and into southern New England, with increasing catches reported in Massachusetts and Maine. The Striper Cup has launched, offering participants a box of fishing gear and apparel.
Maryland's striped bass season has commenced, with over-slot fish being caught along the beaches. Southern New Jersey reports a rise in 40-inch-plus stripers, while New York sees 40-pound bass near the south shore. Rhode Island and Cape Cod also report strong striper activity.