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#politics
Front Page Magazine: The Real First 100 Days of the Second Trump Administration
In the first 100 days of his second administration, President Trump is perceived by supporters as rapidly implementing changes that leave his opposition stunned. Critics, however, describe his actions as chaotic or extreme, questioning the administration's direction while Trump tackles issues like border security and national debt that previous administrations neglected.
Trump's approach is seen as a counterrevolution against the progressive agenda, which he argues has undermined democratic processes and led to societal chaos. He aims to address the root causes of these crises, confronting institutional power and media bias that have shaped American culture.
#society
Front Page Magazine: UK: Watch Kids Being Taught Islam in Leicester
A parent in Leicester, England, reports that their son has been removed from Islamic teachings at school, which are being held weekly. Instead, he reads the Bible in a separate room. The parent urges others in similar situations to resist and speak out against this practice.
The Mirror: Gary Lineker quits BBC - Rival move, salary complaints & statement in full
Gary Lineker has announced his departure from the BBC amid backlash over a social media post regarding the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The 64-year-old former England striker will host his final Match of the Day this Sunday and will not receive a payoff from the broadcaster. He plans to focus on his podcasting ventures and may explore opportunities with ITV.
Lineker's exit follows a history of controversy over his social media comments, which have sparked debates about impartiality in broadcasting. He has expressed a desire to step back from regular football presenting but remains a significant figure in sports media.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: War in Ukraine: Vladimir Putin dodges Trump threats after another fruitless conversation
President Trump and President Putin held a two-hour phone call, but no significant outcomes emerged. Trump avoided discussing new sanctions against Russia and instead emphasized potential prosperity and trade, diverging from European calls for stricter measures.
While Trump described the conversation positively, he acknowledged a lack of concrete progress on the Ukraine conflict, suggesting a shift in Washington's approach towards disengagement. Negotiations for peace are to be conducted directly between Russia and Ukraine.
Times Of Israel: IDF soldier killed in Strip; Hamas-linked agency raises day’s Gazan death toll to 91
Sgt. Yosef Yehuda Chirak, 22, was killed in northern Gaza, with the IDF investigating the circumstances of his death. Prime Minister Netanyahu announced intensified military actions in Gaza, aiming for full control as humanitarian aid enters the region after a prolonged blockade.
The World Health Organization warned of starvation among Gaza's two million residents, while international leaders condemned Israel's military conduct. The UN's rights office criticized Israel's actions as potentially ethnic cleansing, amid reports of significant casualties from ongoing strikes.
#economy
GB News: Tesla used car prices sink to record low as drivers could buy an electric vehicle for under £20,000
Used Tesla prices in the UK have dropped over 30% across all models between May 2023 and April 2025, making them more affordable for buyers. The Model 3 has fallen below £20,000 for the first time, while the Model Y saw the most significant decline of 36.4%.
Despite the price drops, sales of used Teslas fell by 20.5% in April 2025 compared to March, marking the lowest monthly total this year. The overall trend indicates continued depreciation in the second-hand electric vehicle market.