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#politics
Fox News: House Democrat pushes to impeach 'authoritarian' Trump
Rep. Al Green, D-Texas, is urging the House to impeach President Trump, citing concerns over authoritarianism and threats to democracy. He filed H. Res. 415, claiming Trump has violated due process and ignored court orders, and emphasized that impeachment does not require a constitutional crisis.
Green's call for impeachment, backed by his previous attempts, reflects his long-standing opposition to Trump. He insists on voting according to conscience, even if it means standing alone against party leadership.
#society
Fox News: Grandmother arrested at abortion clinic warns of expanding free speech 'buffer zones'
Rose Docherty, a 74-year-old grandmother, was arrested in Glasgow for holding a sign outside an abortion clinic, marking the first arrest under Scotland's new Abortion Services (Safe Access Zones) Act. The law prohibits protests within 200 meters of clinics, with potential for expansion. Docherty argues her actions did not violate the law, asserting that the government aims to suppress opposition to abortion.
The Green Party's Gillian Mackay, who introduced the buffer zones, is considering expanding the prohibited area due to concerns from patients and staff about protests. Critics, including Docherty, claim this infringes on free speech, emphasizing that merely offering conversations near the hospital should not be criminalized.
Fox News: New mom furious at husband for choosing friends and barbecue over her and their newborn
A mother of a newborn, recovering from an emergency C-section and facing health issues, expresses frustration on Reddit about her husband's decision to attend a BBQ while she struggles with a colicky baby and a 6-year-old. Despite her pleas for support, he insists on going out, leading to conflict.
The situation escalates as the mother feels unsupported and overwhelmed, particularly during the challenging evening hours. While the husband later apologizes, he still plans to leave, suggesting his mother care for the baby, which the mother believes is not a viable solution.
Fox News: Michelle Obama says the 'ultimate job' for a parent is to let kids fail and build resilience
Michelle Obama emphasized the importance of allowing children to take risks and learn from failures in her latest podcast episode. She believes that letting kids experience setbacks is crucial for developing confidence and independence, advising parents to gradually give them more freedom.
Obama cautioned against parents trying to be their children's friends, asserting that respect and guidance are essential. She encouraged parents to start fostering independence early, suggesting simple steps like allowing kids to go to school alone.
Fox News: Minor's lawsuits against adult sites show new state law is working as intended to protect kids: state AG
Four lawsuits have been filed in Kansas against porn websites for failing to implement age-verification systems as mandated by state law. These cases, initiated by the National Center on Sexual Exploitation on behalf of a minor and their mother, mark a significant legal move to hold these sites accountable.
Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach supports the lawsuits, stating they demonstrate the effectiveness of the law. The lawsuits seek damages of at least $50,000 per violation, highlighting concerns about minors accessing harmful content online. The parent company of one site claims compliance and disputes the allegations.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: 11 thinkers from across the spectrum weigh in on what might end the Gaza war
Calls for an end to the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas are growing, even among previous supporters. Many Israelis and American Jews favor a negotiated resolution that prioritizes the release of hostages, while polls indicate a lack of support for continued military action.
Experts suggest various pathways to peace, emphasizing the need for international involvement and a political solution to replace Hamas's control in Gaza. The consensus is that without addressing the humanitarian crisis and establishing a viable governance structure, the cycle of violence is likely to continue.
Forbes: Meet The Saudi Real Estate Tycoon Partnering With The Trump Family
Donald Trump attended a Saudi-U.S. business investment forum in Riyadh, marking his first foreign trip of his second term. His son, Eric Trump, recently announced the launch of Trump Tower Jeddah, a $530 million project with Saudi developer Dar Global, highlighting their close business relationship.
Dar Global has partnered with the Trump Organization on several luxury real estate projects across the Middle East, leading to significant financial gains for Trump. Despite recent challenges, Dar Al Arkan, Al Shelash's firm, aims to expand internationally, with plans for new developments in Greece and potential U.S. projects.
Le Monde: War in Ukraine: Lessons learned from the missed connection in Istanbul
Direct negotiations between Ukraine and Russia in Istanbul on May 16 ended in failure, despite an agreement to exchange 2,000 prisoners. The talks were seen as a diversion by Putin, who sent a lower-ranking delegation instead of attending himself, demonstrating his lack of interest in peace.
In response, Senator Lindsey Graham called for new sanctions against Russia to cut off oil revenue funding the war. The U.S. could also resume arms deliveries to Ukraine, but such actions would require a shift in the current administration's approach to the conflict.
GB News: Three Iranian men charged under National Security Act after counter-terror police probe
Three Iranian men have been charged under the National Security Act after being arrested on May 3 during a counter-terrorism investigation. Mostafa Sepahvand, Farhad Javadi Manesh, and Shapoor Qalehali Khani Noori face charges of assisting a foreign intelligence service.
Sepahvand is additionally charged with conducting surveillance and reconnaissance activities from August 2024 to February 2025.