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16 May 2025
#politics
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Protests in Panama, European Political Community Summit, and the Peloton Ride
Luis Montenegro, leader of the Democratic Alliance party, participated in a street rally in Lisbon on May 16, 2025, marking the final day of campaigning before snap elections.
In Jerusalem, Israeli security forces responded to an attack on the same day, closing off an alley as emergency services were deployed.
Fox News: Former FBI Director James Comey meets with Secret Service after controversial '86 47' post
Former FBI Director James Comey is set to meet with U.S. Secret Service officials regarding his Instagram post that displayed seashells arranged to read "86 47." The post has been interpreted by some as a message to "get rid of" Donald Trump, the 47th president.
The Secret Service is currently leading the investigation, with the FBI and Department of Justice potentially becoming involved if needed.
#society
Fox News: Princess Diana's brother shares heartbreaking grief, says her death felt like 'an amputation'
Earl Charles Spencer spoke about his grief over the loss of his sister, Princess Diana, during a recent appearance on "Loose Men." He described sibling grief as an "amputation" and reflected on the lasting impact of her death in 1997, emphasizing the void left in his life.
Spencer also shared insights about their close childhood bond and his struggles with loneliness and trauma, revealing he had been sexually abused as a child. He hopes for an honest reckoning regarding past abuses at his former school, Maidwell Hall, and encourages others to come forward.
Fox News: Melania Trump statue sawed off at the ankles and stolen in Slovenia
A bronze statue of Melania Trump was stolen in Slovenia, where it had replaced a wooden version that was previously vandalized. The statue was created by artist Brad Downey and local craftsman Ales "Maxi" Zupevc, who aimed to create a durable likeness of the first lady.
Local sentiments towards the statue were mixed, with some expressing indifference or disapproval. Slovenian police are investigating the theft, which leaves only the ankles of the statue remaining.
GB News: Mosquito-borne killer disease freshly arrived in Britain threatens to WIPE OUT blackbirds
The Usutu virus is spreading rapidly across southern England, posing a significant threat to blackbird populations. Detected in wild birds from Dorset to Cambridgeshire, the virus has been linked to a 40% decline in blackbirds in Greater London, raising concerns for these iconic songbirds.
Climate change is believed to be creating favorable conditions for mosquitoes, which transmit the virus. While the Usutu virus has caused mass die-offs of blackbirds in Europe, such events have not yet been observed in the UK. Scientists are gathering data and seeking volunteers to monitor blackbird populations.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: UN conference on two-state solution to Israel-Palestinian conflict set for June
An international conference aimed at reviving the two-state solution for the Israel-Palestinian conflict will occur from June 17 to 20 at the UN, co-chaired by France and Saudi Arabia. The event follows a UN resolution and aims to encourage broader recognition of a Palestinian state.
Recent recognition of Palestine by countries like Ireland and Spain has angered Israel, with Prime Minister Netanyahu condemning it. The conference could also impact Saudi-Israeli normalization efforts, which have stalled amid rising anti-Israel sentiment due to the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
Times Of Israel: UN rights chief: Apparent ‘push for permanent demographic shift’ in Gaza amounts to ethnic cleansing
The UN's rights chief criticized Israel's recent escalation of attacks in Gaza, suggesting it may lead to ethnic cleansing and a demographic shift contrary to international law. He highlighted severe humanitarian crises, including food shortages and collapsing medical services, exacerbated by the Israeli blockade.
As Israel prepares for a major offensive, talks with Hamas remain stalled over hostage negotiations. French President Macron emphasized the intolerable humanitarian situation, calling for a ceasefire and increased access to aid, while Trump acknowledged the need for aid deliveries amid the ongoing military campaign.
#crime
The Western Journal: Coroner Announces Cause of Death for Veterinarian Found Dead After Viral Horse Abuse Video
Veterinarian Shawn Frehner, found dead in April after a viral video showed him kicking a horse, likely died by suicide due to drowning, with euthanasia drugs in his system. He faced animal abuse charges and received death threats following public outcry over the incident.
Frehner claimed his actions were misinterpreted, stating he intended to help the horse. His body was discovered near Lake Mead after he went missing, leaving behind his belongings. The incident sparked significant criticism and highlighted previous abusive behavior towards animals.
The Western Journal: Rock Band Star's Wife Shot by Police, Pleads Not Guilty to Firing First
Jillian Shriner, wife of Weezer bassist Scott Shriner, pleaded not guilty to felony charges following a police shooting incident in April. Prosecutors charged her with willful discharge of a firearm and assault with a semiautomatic firearm, facing up to 19 years in prison if convicted.
The incident occurred while police were searching for hit-and-run suspects in her neighborhood. Shriner allegedly fired a shot at officers before being shot in the shoulder and arrested. She claimed she was trying to protect her home, possibly mistaking police for the suspects. Her next court date is June 18.