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18 May 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Missouri Lawmakers Pass Pro-Life Referendum to Repeal Abortion Amendment
Missouri Republicans have approved a referendum to repeal a recently passed amendment that allows abortions throughout pregnancy. The proposed amendment, House Joint Resolution 73, aims to protect unborn babies with exceptions for certain circumstances and will be presented to voters in November 2026.
The move follows the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade, which led to the passage of Amendment 3 allowing abortions until fetal viability. Pro-life advocates argue that the amendment is too extreme, while Democrats and abortion rights activists criticize the repeal effort as misleading.
#society
Breitbart: Grandma Arrested Near Scottish Abortion Clinic Issues Warning
Rose Docherty, a 74-year-old grandmother, was arrested for protesting outside an abortion clinic in Glasgow, becoming the first charged under Scotland's Abortion Services (Safe Access Zones) Act. She maintains that her actions were within the law and emphasizes the need for free speech, arguing that officials aim to silence opposing viewpoints on abortion.
Docherty's arrest has sparked discussions about the implications of the law, which prohibits protests within 656 feet of abortion facilities and carries severe penalties for violations. Critics, including U.S. Vice President JD Vance, have labeled the legislation as a threat to free speech rights, equating it to "thought crime" laws.
#culture
Le Monde: Austria's JJ triumphs at Eurovision with operatic powerhouse 'Wasted Love'
Austrian singer JJ won the 69th Eurovision Song Contest in Basel with "Wasted Love," amid a backdrop of protests regarding Israel's participation. The contest featured diverse musical acts from 26 countries, showcasing a range of styles and languages.
The event was marked by calls for a boycott of Israel, with protests from both pro-Palestinian and pro-Israeli groups. Despite tensions, Eurovision organizers aimed to promote unity and inclusivity, allowing a variety of flags while maintaining a focus on music over politics.
Times Of Israel: Israel’s Yuval Raphael tops Eurovision public vote, finishes in 2nd place as Austria wins
Israeli singer Yuval Raphael secured second place at the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, Switzerland, achieving first in the public vote but only 14th in the jury vote. Austria's JJ won with their operatic ballad "Wasted Love."
During the event, protests against Israel occurred, with some demonstrators clashing with police. Despite calls for Israel to be barred from the competition, the European Broadcasting Union maintained its participation. Raphael, a survivor of the Hamas massacre, expressed gratitude for her safety during the event.
GB News: Melania Trump's hometown statue removed for second time as police launch theft probe
Police in Slovenia are investigating the theft of a bronze statue of Melania Trump, which was sawed off at the ankles and removed from her hometown of Sevnica. The statue, unveiled in 2020, replaced a wooden sculpture that had been burned down due to local criticism.
Despite the statue's controversial reception, Sevnica has become a tourist spot for Trump supporters, with local businesses selling Melania-themed products. The statue's theft has not garnered much sympathy, as some locals expressed indifference toward its presence.
#crime
Breitbart: U.S. DOJ Slaps Terrorism Charges on Woman Accused of Getting Grenades for Jalisco Cartel
Federal prosecutors have charged Maria Del Rosario “Chayo” Navarro Sanchez with terrorism-related offenses for her role in the Cartel Jalisco New Generation (CJNG), marking the first such charge against the cartel since its designation as a foreign terrorist organization. Navarro was arrested in Mexico while allegedly overseeing human smuggling and drug trafficking operations in the U.S.
The U.S. Department of Justice's announcement follows a broader crackdown on cartel leaders, including recent narco-terrorism charges against the Sinaloa Cartel. Navarro's extradition status remains uncertain as she faces multiple charges in both countries.