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16 May 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Nolte: Biden-Enabler Jake Tapper Hires PR Expert that Represented Anthony Weiner
Jake Tapper and co-author Alex Thompson have engaged crisis PR expert Risa Heller, known for representing controversial figures, to promote their new book addressing Joe Biden's cognitive decline. Critics accuse Tapper of hypocrisy, claiming he previously aided in downplaying Biden's issues.
The piece argues that Tapper's actions reflect a deeper dishonesty in the media, suggesting he has compromised his reputation while attempting to present himself as a truth-teller. The narrative emphasizes a perceived pattern of complicity and manipulation within the media landscape.
Forbes: Republicans Reject Trump’s Signature Spending Bill
Republicans in the House Budget Committee blocked President Trump's proposed tax cuts and immigration policy, with a vote tally of 16-21. Five Republicans joined Democrats in opposing the legislative package, preventing it from advancing to the House floor for a vote.
This marks a significant setback for Trump's legislative agenda.
Fox News: Beto O'Rourke claims Biden 'failed' America by running for second term
Former Democratic Rep. Beto O’Rourke criticized President Joe Biden for seeking reelection, claiming it could lead to Donald Trump's return in 2024. O'Rourke suggested that an open primary would have better served the Democratic Party and expressed concern for future generations if Biden remains the nominee.
He emphasized that many Democratic voters, particularly younger ones, are disillusioned with Biden, which could impact voter turnout. O'Rourke called for bold initiatives to inspire voters and counter the perception of Biden's declining mental acuity, which he believes undermines the party's credibility.
Forbes: Trump’s War On The Media Explained: Enlists FCC, Congress And The Courts
Voice of America laid off nearly 600 employees, marking a significant reduction in its workforce as the Trump administration pushes to reshape federally funded media outlets. This move follows a partnership announcement with One America News Network and ongoing lawsuits against media organizations.
In a broader effort, Trump is attempting to defund public broadcasting entities like NPR and PBS, citing concerns over government funding's impact on journalistic independence. The FCC has initiated investigations into various media organizations, reflecting the administration's aggressive stance on media regulation.
CNSNews: Gabbard: ‘Insane’ for Fmr. FBI Dir. Comey to Claim He Didn’t Know ‘86’ Is Mob Lingo for a Hit Job
DNI Director Tulsi Gabbard criticized former FBI Director James Comey for his social media post, claiming he issued a veiled threat against President Trump with the term "86 47," which is mob lingo for murder. Gabbard asserted that Comey, given his background, must be held accountable.
Gabbard supports a Secret Service investigation into Comey, emphasizing that similar threats have led to arrests for less influential individuals. She expressed concern for Trump's safety and called for Comey to face legal consequences for his actions.
#society
The Telegraph: TV show where migrants compete for citizenship considered by Homeland Security
The Department of Homeland Security is considering a reality show titled “The American,” where pre-vetted immigrant contestants compete for US citizenship. The show, proposed by Rob Worsoff, aims to celebrate the immigration process and American identity, with the winner receiving fast-tracked citizenship.
Worsoff emphasizes that the show is not a competition with deportation consequences for losers. He previously pitched the idea during the Obama administration, but current political dynamics may favor its revival.
Times Of Israel: Hapoel Jerusalem soccer club memorializes Hersh Goldberg-Polin in 100th year logo
Hapoel Jerusalem soccer club is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a new logo featuring Hersh Goldberg-Polin, a fan and Hamas hostage who was murdered. The logo is inspired by a photo of him with the team's flag, reflecting his deep connection to the club and its community.
Coach Ziv Aryeh emphasized the importance of the hostages' return, stating the league should not resume without them. He expressed a desire for the country to take action until they are back, highlighting the emotional ties between the team and its supporters.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Trump: Iran given draft deal proposal, ‘I don’t know’ if Netanyahu can get hostages out
President Trump confirmed that the U.S. has provided Iran with a draft proposal for a nuclear deal, warning that a swift response is necessary to avoid negative consequences. He expressed uncertainty about Prime Minister Netanyahu's ability to secure the release of hostages held by Hamas, with concerns about their well-being.
Trump also addressed the humanitarian situation in Gaza, emphasizing the need for aid while noting that Israel has halted supplies. He reiterated that Iran's nuclear ambitions must be addressed, hinting at potential military action if diplomacy fails.
Le Monde: Council of Europe accuses Israel of deliberate starvation in Gaza
The Council of Europe has condemned Israel for what it describes as "deliberate starvation" of Palestinians in Gaza, warning that this could lead to the emergence of a new Hamas. Humanitarian aid has been blocked since March, exacerbating the crisis for the 2.4 million residents.
Additionally, the UN's rights chief has characterized Israel's actions as "ethnic cleansing," citing the escalation of attacks and the denial of aid as efforts to permanently displace the population, which he claims violates international law.
The Telegraph: British ICC chief steps aside amid sexual misconduct claims
The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Karim Khan, has temporarily stepped down amid a UN investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct. The investigation focuses on claims that he pressured a member of his legal team for sexual favors, with implications for the ICC's ongoing war crimes inquiries.
Khan's departure adds to the ICC's challenges, especially following sanctions imposed by former President Trump due to the court's investigations into Israel. His duties will be handled by the ICC's deputy prosecutors until the investigation concludes.
Breitbart: First Face-to-Face Ukraine-Russia Talks in Three Years Begin
Ukraine and Russia held their first face-to-face talks in Turkey since 2022, but Ukrainian President Zelensky criticized the Russian delegation for lacking genuine interest in peace. The discussions ended without significant progress, with both sides exchanging accusations of being unconstructive.
Zelensky reiterated that peace talks could only proceed with a ceasefire in place, while Russia claimed the Ukrainian side was focused on war. The delegations did not communicate directly and only spoke through interpreters, underscoring the tensions between the two nations.
GB News: Donald Trump claims Ukraine peace deal won't happen until he meets Putin
Donald Trump stated that a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine is unlikely without a direct meeting between him and Vladimir Putin. This comment came as Putin declined a meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky, sending a lower-level delegation to peace talks instead.
Zelensky criticized Putin's absence as a sign of disrespect and emphasized that Ukraine cannot continue seeking Putin globally. Meanwhile, Russia maintains its demands for territorial concessions from Ukraine, which Kyiv firmly rejects, seeking security guarantees from the U.S.
#economy
Forbes: Trump’s Major Tariff Flip-Flops: President Suggests He'll Impose New Rates Without Finishing Trade Deals
President Trump has indicated that his administration may soon reimpose tariffs on imports without completing negotiations with foreign countries, a shift from earlier commitments to negotiate. This follows a series of inconsistent statements and policy reversals regarding tariffs since the administration's "Liberation Day" announcement.
Despite initially announcing reciprocal tariffs, Trump's approach has evolved, with exemptions for certain goods and fluctuating rates. His administration continues to express intentions to negotiate trade deals while maintaining a baseline tariff rate, leading to confusion over the future of U.S. trade policy.
#crime
Breitbart: Ex-College Basketball Star Jarred Shaw Faces Possible Death Penalty over Alleged Drug Smuggling
Former U.S. basketball player Jarred Shaw faces the death penalty in Indonesia for allegedly smuggling cannabis candy. He was arrested after police found 132 pieces of the drug in his apartment, following a tip from customs about a suspicious package from Thailand.
Shaw, who played in the Indonesian Basketball League, could receive a life sentence or death if convicted. His arrest has resulted in a lifetime ban from the league and termination from his team. Indonesia has strict drug laws, with executions of smugglers not uncommon.
#other
Daily Mirror: King Charles' painful 'decision' over Archie and Lilibet as 'pal' shares concern
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