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Jun 2, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Senate candidate in hotly contested race slapped with ethics investigation
The Kentucky Executive Branch Ethics Commission is investigating U.S. Senate candidate Daniel Cameron over allegations that he solicited campaign donations from a company under investigation by his office while serving as attorney general. Cameron claims this is a politically motivated attack, similar to actions against former President Trump.
Cameron's campaign confirmed he recused himself from the investigation and refunded donations after the allegations surfaced. The inquiry follows a call from Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear, who may also be considering a presidential run in 2028.
#society
Fox News: Angler shatters previous fish state record by reeling in black crappie
Jerry Porter of Harts, West Virginia, set a new state record by catching a 3.6-pound black crappie measuring 17.7 inches at East Lynn Lake. This surpasses the previous record of 3.15 pounds and 17.76 inches.
Porter’s catch is the third state record broken in 2025, following two other anglers who also set records on the same day. In West Virginia, anglers over 14 must have a fishing license to fish.
GB News: Keir Starmer braces for ‘rude awakening’ over betrayal of Troubles veterans - ‘Two-tier justice!’
Sir Keir Starmer's Labour Government faces backlash over proposed changes to the Legacy Act, which protects Troubles veterans from prosecution. A petition urging the government to maintain these protections has gained significant traction, surpassing 10,000 signatures and nearing 100,000 needed for a parliamentary debate.
Concerns have been raised about potential legal repercussions for veterans, with critics arguing that the changes would create a "two-tier justice" system favoring terrorists over soldiers. The Ministry of Defence is investigating unauthorized social media posts from military regiments supporting the petition.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Trump and Gulf monarchs see eye to eye in the Middle East
During his visit to the Gulf, President Trump praised the modernity and wealth of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE, emphasizing a shift towards commerce and cooperation in the Middle East. He criticized past nation-building efforts, claiming they caused more harm than good.
Trump's remarks highlighted a vision of a future where diverse nations collaborate rather than engage in conflict.
Forbes: Trump Wants To Meet Putin ‘As Soon As We Can Set It Up’
President Trump expressed a desire to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin to facilitate peace talks regarding Ukraine, stating that progress is unlikely without their face-to-face meeting. He emphasized the urgency of the situation, noting the high casualty rate in the ongoing conflict.
While in Abu Dhabi, Trump mentioned he was ready to meet Putin immediately but prioritized visiting his newborn grandson. He also commented on the absence of both Putin and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy from recent peace talks, suggesting their decisions were interconnected.
Times Of Israel: France issues complaint against Iran at ICJ over detained citizens
France has filed a case against Iran at the International Court of Justice regarding two French citizens, Cecile Kohler and Jacques Paris, detained in Iran for three years on espionage charges they deny. The French government claims Iran has violated consular protection obligations and subjected them to torture-like conditions.
The case arises amid ongoing negotiations between Iran and European powers over its nuclear program, with France viewing the detention of Kohler and Paris as part of a broader strategy of hostage-taking by Iran to gain leverage. Rights groups have criticized Iran for coercing confessions from detainees.
#education
The Federalist: Two School Choice Measures In Budget Bill Would Revive America
Proposed federal budget legislation includes provisions for a nationwide school choice program, allowing taxpayers to donate to private K-12 scholarships, potentially benefiting 1 million children. An increased child tax credit aims to give families more financial freedom for educational choices.
These measures are seen as vital for addressing cultural decline by providing alternatives to the failing public school system. Advocates argue that school choice can enhance moral education and self-governance, which are essential for a free society.