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19 May 2025
#politics
The Western Journal: CNN Can't Seem to Understand Why Trump's Approval Ratings Are Climbing Beyond Expectations
Trump's approval ratings have unexpectedly risen, shifting from -8 to -1 according to recent polls. Analysts suggest this rebound is partly due to perceptions of his economic policies, particularly tariffs, which are seen as effective in balancing trade deficits.
The commentary argues that Trump's appeal lies in his disruptive approach, contrasting with traditional politicians. As Americans grow weary of the status quo, they appreciate Trump's willingness to shake things up, leading to increased approval as his strategies begin to yield positive results.
#society
GB News: Travis Kelce appears to leak big news about Taylor Swift relationship
Travis Kelce may have revealed that he is living with girlfriend Taylor Swift during a recent podcast. His comments about shared living arrangements caught attention, suggesting a deeper commitment in their relationship, which began in 2023.
Despite their busy schedules, the couple has maintained a strong bond and has been the subject of public interest. Their potential engagement remains unconfirmed, but living together marks a significant milestone in their relationship.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: American threats push Greenland closer to Denmark
The Trump administration reportedly increased surveillance of Greenland's independence movement, aiming to monitor locals sympathetic to U.S. interests in the Arctic. This has raised concerns about the impact on anti-colonial efforts in the region.
The fear of invasion is complicating Greenland's pursuit of independence from Denmark.
Fox News: Harvard University's alleged ties to Chinese paramilitary group, Iran-backed research spark GOP probe
Harvard University is under scrutiny from House Republicans for allegedly training members of the Chinese paramilitary group Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps and collaborating with Iran-linked researchers. The lawmakers are demanding internal documents to investigate these partnerships, which they claim could violate U.S. laws and threaten national security.
Concerns include Harvard's use of Department of Defense funding for research with Chinese institutions that may enhance military capabilities, as well as involvement in organ transplant research with China-based collaborators amid allegations of forced organ harvesting. The investigation aims to hold Harvard accountable for these actions.
#health
The Western Journal: 'He Had It While He Was President': Prominent Oncologist Tells MSNBC the Truth About Biden's Cancer Diagnosis
Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel stated on MSNBC that former President Joe Biden has likely had prostate cancer for several years, possibly since the beginning of his presidency in 2021. This follows the recent public disclosure of an aggressive form of the disease that has spread to his bones.
Concerns have been raised about the potential oversight of his diagnosis by White House physicians, given the level of medical care provided to the president. Critics question how such an advanced condition could go undetected during Biden's time in office.
#crime
The Western Journal: Palm Springs Fertility Clinic Bombing Suspect Identified - He Left Behind a Twisted Anti-Christian Manifesto
A bomb blast outside a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, California, killed the suspected bomber, Guy Edward Bartkus, 25. The explosion, described as an act of terrorism, was linked to Bartkus's anti-Christian and anti-natalist beliefs, which he expressed in a manifesto.
Bartkus's writings included nihilistic ideologies and a personal tragedy that he claimed influenced his actions. His father noted a lack of contact with him in recent years, while law enforcement indicated that the bomb required significant planning and skill to construct.