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17 May 2025
#politics
Fox News: Biden's autopen use questioned amid released audio from Special Counsel Hur interview
Republicans, led by House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, are questioning President Biden's cognitive abilities following the release of audio from a Special Counsel interview. The audio reveals Biden slurring words and struggling with key memories, prompting concerns about his capacity to make decisions.
Comer has initiated an investigation into Biden's use of an autopen for signing important documents, including pardons for family members. Critics are raising questions about who is making decisions in the Biden administration and the implications of using an autopen for presidential actions.
Fox News: Biden repeatedly says 'I don't remember' regarding classified documents in newly released Hur interview audio
In a recent interview with special counsel Robert Hur, President Biden repeatedly stated he did not "remember" discussions regarding classified documents from his time in office. The interview focused on a handwritten memo about Afghanistan and Biden's comments to ghostwriter Mark Zwonitzer about finding classified materials.
Despite Hur's report labeling Biden as having a "poor memory," some prominent liberals defended his mental acuity. The investigation concluded without criminal charges against Biden for mishandling classified documents, though concerns about his memory and mental state persist.
Breitbart: South Carolina Supreme Court Unanimously Upholds Heartbeat Law
The South Carolina Supreme Court upheld a law restricting abortions at around six weeks of pregnancy, rejecting Planned Parenthood's challenge that argued for a nine-week limit. The court emphasized the law's clear intent and noted Planned Parenthood's previous references to a six-week ban.
The law includes exceptions for rape, incest, medical emergencies, and fatal fetal anomalies, with non-compliance resulting in felony charges. Planned Parenthood plans to continue its legal challenges, criticizing the ruling for its impact on women's health.
#society
Breitbart: Over 300K Commuters Affected as New Jersey Transit Engineers Go on Strike
New Jersey Transit engineers went on strike, impacting over 350,000 commuters. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen is seeking a $10 hourly wage increase, citing stagnant pay for five years. Commuters face challenges finding alternative transportation.
Governor Phil Murphy called the strike "unfortunate" and urged for patience as contingency plans are enacted. He expressed readiness to restart negotiations to resolve the situation swiftly.
GB News: Britain shoots up the rankings in 'nanny state' league breaking into the Top 10
Britain has risen to the seventh position in the Nanny State Index, reflecting increased government regulation over lifestyle choices. Factors contributing to this ranking include high taxes on tobacco and sugary drinks, smoking bans, and restrictions on food advertising.
The report argues that these regulations, while aimed at improving public health, do not correlate with better health outcomes and disproportionately affect low-income individuals. Upcoming legislation may further entrench this trend, with bans on single-use vapes and stricter tobacco sales laws.
#culture
Le Monde: The Maison Manara and the beauty of taking it slow in Italy’s Puglia region
In the village of Castiglione d'Otranto, Italy, a French couple has renovated a charming 1930s house, Maison Manara, offering an authentic experience away from urban life. The village, known for its slow pace and close-knit community, attracts visitors seeking a tranquil lifestyle.
The Rocchia family, who fell in love with the region over the years, now call this village home, enjoying the local cuisine and vibrant community life. The Maison Manara features traditional architecture and a serene atmosphere, perfect for embracing the "slow life."
#crime
Breitbart: Ex-MLB Star Rafael Furcal Arrested in Florida, Accused of Throwing 'Deadly Missile' Into Vehicle
Former MLB player Rafael Furcal has been charged with aggravated battery after allegedly throwing a rock at a truck driver during an altercation in Florida. The incident reportedly occurred after the driver attacked Furcal with a knife. He has been released on bond.
Furcal, 47, has a history of legal issues, including two DUIs. He played 14 seasons in Major League Baseball, primarily with the Braves, Dodgers, and Cardinals, achieving 113 home runs and 587 RBIs throughout his career.
#sports
Breitbart: WNBA Commissioner: Caitlin Clark 'Most Popular Athlete in America'
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert has named Indiana Fever's Caitlin Clark the “most popular athlete in America,” citing her significant impact on viewership and attendance in women's basketball. Clark's games are being nationally televised more than those of the defending champions, with the Fever scheduled for 41 out of 44 games on national TV this season.
While her popularity is acknowledged, some players, like Napheesa Collier, have expressed concern over the lack of national exposure for other teams. The WNBA has seen record attendance and viewership numbers, underscoring the growing demand for women's sports.