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The Supreme Court heard arguments this week in three cases related to the president's executive orders on DEI and birthright citizenship. A major trade breakthrough was also achieved with China.
Additionally, the president signed an executive order to lower pharmaceutical prices, while a truce was called between India and Pakistan after four days of fighting. Newark Liberty International Airport faced delays due to equipment outages on Mother's Day.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Black Governor Vetoes Racial Reparations Bill
Maryland Governor Wes Moore vetoed a bill to create a commission studying slavery reparations, opting instead to propose alternative methods to address historical discrimination. His decision reflects concerns over the divisive outcomes of California's reparations efforts, which stirred controversy without yielding actionable results.
Moore's veto indicates a significant shift in the conversation around reparations, as even prominent black leaders are distancing themselves from the idea. The complexities surrounding eligibility and potential payments have further complicated the issue, leading to a consensus that reparations may no longer be a viable solution.
Fox News: Woman confronts cannibal father who murdered her 'second mom' in chilling reunion
Jamie-Lee Arrow, daughter of Isakin Jonsson—dubbed the "Skara Cannibal" for murdering his girlfriend in 2010—reunited with her father after four years. In a true crime series, she reflects on her traumatic childhood, her father's violent behavior, and her struggles with mental health and addiction.
Arrow describes her father as a complex figure, acknowledging his evil act while viewing him as a broken individual shaped by his own troubled past. She hopes her story will inspire others facing similar challenges, emphasizing the importance of sharing experiences and seeking help.
#culture
Fox News: Former Playboy twins expose dark reality behind mansion's glamorous facade
Karissa and Kristina Shannon, former Playboy playmates, reveal their traumatic experiences living in the Playboy mansion with Hugh Hefner. They faced bullying, jealousy, and health issues, including an STD outbreak and an unplanned pregnancy that led to an abortion.
Now 35, the twins reflect on how their identities were stripped away during their time in the mansion. They are focused on healing and self-care, living in Michigan, and seeking new creative outlets.
#history
Fox News: Researchers uncover the odd reason an 'unusual' mummy survived the centuries
Researchers have identified an 18th-century mummy in Austria, likely Franz Xaver Sidler von Rosenegg, using a unique embalming method involving wood chips, twigs, and a zinc-chloride solution. This technique, previously unknown, contributed to the mummy's exceptional preservation.
Despite a healthy diet, the vicar died from tuberculosis complications. The study reveals insights into his life and the unusual materials found within the mummy's body, marking a significant discovery in historical preservation methods.
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Fox News: Karen Read judge blocks Sandra Birchmore mentions; expert says cases should be wake-up call for police
A Massachusetts judge has ruled that references to an unrelated murder case will be barred in Karen Read's retrial for the death of her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O'Keefe. Read faces charges including second-degree murder, stemming from allegations that she struck O'Keefe with her SUV during an argument.
The judge's decision follows concerns about the reliability of the initial investigation into O'Keefe's death, which was marred by procedural errors. Read's defense argues that these mistakes undermine the prosecution's case, while the prosecution aims to prove that Read was responsible for O'Keefe's death.
GB News: Huge drug farm found inside former police station
Essex Police discovered a large cannabis grow operation in a former police station on London Road after receiving public tips about suspicious activity. A 22-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of cannabis cultivation and assaulting an emergency worker.
The property, no longer owned by Essex Police and on the market since February 2024, was previously used as an office and vehicle workshop. Ongoing inquiries follow the arrest, as police continue to address illegal drug operations in the area.