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#politics
Front Page Magazine: Introducing Pulitzer Prize Winner Moseb Abu Toha
Mosab Abu Toha, a Palestinian poet, won the Pulitzer Prize for Commentary for his essays in the New Yorker about Gaza. His work has drawn criticism for allegedly discrediting Israeli hostages and disputing the murder of Israeli children by Hamas.
Abu Toha's statements have raised eyebrows, as he denies the suffering of hostages and the murder of the Bibas children, suggesting they were not killed at all. Critics question the integrity of the Pulitzer Prize committee in awarding him this honor amidst such controversial claims.
Front Page Magazine: What the Campaign Books Won’t Tell You
The 2024 election narrative is being shaped by media figures promoting books that critique President Biden, while he attempts to counteract these claims. Critics argue that the media has long known about Biden's cognitive decline but chose to protect him until it became politically expedient to acknowledge it.
The blame for the Democratic Party's struggles is being shifted to Biden's inner circle, rather than addressing broader party dynamics and failures, particularly regarding Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign. This situation raises questions about accountability within the party and the media's role in covering up Biden's condition.
GB News: WATCH: Camila Tominey GRILLS Labour MP on EU-wide Youth Mobility scheme
Camila Tominey challenged Paymaster General Nick Thomas-Symonds on GB News regarding the Government's reversal on an EU-wide Youth Mobility scheme. The debate highlighted previous denials from both Thomas-Symonds and Prime Minister Keir Starmer about such plans, leading Tominey to question the honesty of their statements.
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Tornado Aftermath, Somali Suicide Bomber, and Pig and Run Race
Protests occurred in Kyiv, Hungary, and India on May 18, 2025, addressing various issues including the exchange of Ukrainian prisoners, opposition to government sanctions on NGOs, and a commemoration for victims of genocide.
In other news, a fire in Hyderabad resulted in 17 fatalities, while a collision involving a Mexican Navy ship and the Brooklyn Bridge led to multiple casualties. Political developments included the election of Nicusor Dan in Romania and a rejected labor reform referendum in Colombia.
#society
Fox News: Los Angeles business owner blasts 'Baby Shark' on repeat to ward off homeless encampments
A Los Angeles business owner has resorted to playing "Baby Shark" on a loop to deter homeless individuals from camping near his establishment. Residents of the nearby encampment report that the incessant music is driving them to frustration and sleeplessness.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has unveiled a multi-billion-dollar plan aimed at addressing the homelessness crisis, urging local governments to take swift action to connect homeless individuals with shelter and services. He emphasizes the need for immediate action and accountability in tackling encampments.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Faezeh Alavi, the Islamic Republic of Iran’s Worst Nightmare
Faezeh Alavi, an Iranian scholar and artist now living in Scotland, advocates for Iranian-Israeli relations through social media after her speaking events were canceled due to protests. She highlights the irony of facing silencing in the West while promoting dialogue against the backdrop of her experiences in Iran.
Alavi expresses optimism for change in Iran, asserting that many Iranians secretly support reform and have positive sentiments towards Israel, despite the regime's propaganda. She uses art as a means of communication and continues to challenge narratives against her advocacy for Israel.
#culture
Fox News: Soap star Steve Burton finds 'fairy tale love' with new bride
Steve Burton married Michelle Lundstrom in an intimate Orthodox ceremony in Laguna Beach, California, following a year-long engagement. The couple expressed deep love for each other, with Burton stating that their wedding marks the beginning of "forever" together.
Burton, known for his role on "General Hospital," finalized his divorce from ex-wife Sheree Gustin in December 2023 after 23 years of marriage. He and Lundstrom, who has two daughters from a previous relationship, celebrated their union with family and friends, highlighting their strong bond and friendship.