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May 31, 2025 |
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Fox News: Trump descends on Capitol Hill to patch Republican divides on his 'one big, beautiful bill'
President Trump is set to meet with House Republicans to discuss his comprehensive legislation addressing tax, immigration, defense, energy, and the national debt. This meeting marks a significant increase in Trump's involvement as Republicans aim to resolve internal disagreements before a Memorial Day deadline.
Key issues include demands from conservatives for stricter Medicaid work requirements and fiscal hawks' calls for the repeal of green energy subsidies. House Republicans are working to pass the bill through budget reconciliation, which would ease its passage in the Senate, with hopes of finalizing it by the Fourth of July.
Times Of Israel: Politician whose party called Holocaust ‘minor topic’ loses Romania presidential bid
In Romania's recent presidential runoff, centrist candidate Nicusor Dan defeated far-right politician George Simion, securing 54% of the vote. Dan's victory is seen as a commitment to NATO and support for Ukraine, while sidelining a party known for minimizing the Holocaust and promoting antisemitism.
Simion's campaign faltered after a poor debate performance, and his party faced backlash for its historical ties to antisemitic movements. Dan's win is viewed as a rejection of hate, as he emphasized the importance of combating rising antisemitism in Romania.
Fox News: Conservative rips blue state Republican's proposal to raise taxes on wealthy in SALT debate
Republican divisions are evident as Rep. Ralph Norman opposes a proposed tax hike on high-income earners to fund higher SALT deduction caps. While some GOP members argue for the increase to support constituents in high-cost areas, others fear it could harm the party's standing in lower-tax states.
The ongoing negotiations highlight the challenges Republicans face in uniting around President Trump's "big, beautiful bill," with leadership signaling that tax hikes are unlikely to be included. The goal is to finalize legislation addressing taxes, immigration, and energy by the Fourth of July.
The Economist: Joe Biden did not decline alone
Joe Biden's presidency faces scrutiny as revelations emerge about his lack of engagement with key issues, including his decision to run for a second term. Reports indicate he rarely met with pollsters, had minimal contact with cabinet members, and prioritized personal grooming over briefings.
These insights raise questions about Biden's mental acuity, suggesting alternatives like vanity and incompetence may explain his leadership style. The implications for his party and the press are significant, as they too seem to have lost credibility alongside him.
GB News: ‘Have you sold out the fishermen?!’ Keir Starmer and David Lammy grilled by GB News over EU deal
UK leaders Keir Starmer and David Lammy faced criticism upon arrival at the UK-EU summit, where a significant deal is expected to be announced. The agreement aims to reset relations, featuring concessions on fishing in exchange for reduced trade barriers for British agricultural products.
The deal includes a defense pact, cooperation on geopolitical challenges, and provisions for youth mobility. While it aims to ease trade tensions and enhance environmental ties, it has drawn backlash from opposition figures labeling it a "surrender."
#society
Fox News: Trump hails cooperative effort at anti-revenge porn bill signing: 'Bipartisanship is still possible'
President Trump signed the Take It Down Act, aimed at combating nonconsensual intimate imagery, during a ceremony in the Rose Garden. The legislation, which received bipartisan support, imposes penalties for sharing or threatening to share such images, including AI-generated content.
First Lady Melania Trump emphasized the need for online safety, particularly for young people, and highlighted the damaging effects of malicious content. The law mandates social media platforms to remove harmful material within 48 hours of notification.
Fox News: Washington restaurant owner forced to close doors after crime surge makes insurance impossible
A Washington State Italian restaurant, Bistro Baffi, has permanently closed due to repeated break-ins and rising crime, which the owner, Nirav Sheth, attributes to a lack of support from Democratic leadership. He faced financial pressures, making it impossible to sustain the business.
Sheth highlighted the challenges of securing insurance amid escalating crime, including a nearby armed robbery. With expenses far exceeding revenue, he ultimately decided to shut down the restaurant, reflecting broader concerns about increasing crime rates in the state.
Le Monde: Trump, alongside the first lady, will sign a bill to make posting 'revenge porn' a federal crime
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump hosted a signing ceremony for the "Take It Down Act," aimed at imposing stricter penalties for the distribution of non-consensual intimate imagery, including AI-generated deepfakes. The bill, which received bipartisan support, mandates that platforms remove such content within 48 hours upon request.
While the legislation has garnered praise for protecting privacy, critics argue it may lead to censorship and government overreach. Melania Trump emphasized the bill's importance for the dignity and safety of children, continuing her advocacy for social issues initiated during her husband's first term.
Fox News: Flight passenger spots cockroaches crawling in airplane cabin: 'Never again'
A passenger on a Spirit Airlines flight in Florida reported seeing cockroaches in the cabin, expressing her horror on social media. Despite receiving a voucher from the airline, she vowed never to fly with Spirit again, citing her extensive experience with other airlines.
Spirit Airlines acknowledged the incident, stating that their maintenance team inspected the aircraft and addressed the issue, emphasizing their commitment to cleanliness.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Fallen Mexican navy cadets identified in Brooklyn Bridge ship collision
Two Mexican navy cadets, América Yamilet Sánchez and Adal Jair Marcos, died after falling from the tall ship Cuauhtémoc when it collided with the Brooklyn Bridge. The incident occurred while they attempted to unbuckle their harnesses as the ship was heading toward the bridge.
Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the crash, with multiple agencies involved, including the NTSB. Officials have labeled the incident an accident, while families of the victims seek answers. The ship was on a training mission, having recently arrived in New York City.
Fox News: Chinese solar tech poses 'chilling' threat to US electric grid, lawmakers warn
The discovery of "rogue communication devices" in Chinese-exported solar inverters has raised alarms about the security of U.S. electric grids, prompting New Jersey Republicans to call for immediate action against foreign threats. State Sen. Doug Steinhardt emphasized the vulnerability of critical infrastructure.
In response, New Jersey is considering legislation to prevent foreign ownership of companies linked to national security risks, mirroring similar actions in other states. Bipartisan efforts at the federal level are also underway to limit reliance on foreign-made batteries, particularly from China, citing national security concerns.
Times Of Israel: Alleged pro-Qatar influence campaign by PM’s aides continued after Oct. 7 – report
An online campaign to enhance Qatar's image, linked to the Qatargate affair, reportedly continued after the October 7 Hamas attacks. The campaign, run by the firm Perception, involved key figures close to Prime Minister Netanyahu and utilized fake news websites and social media to promote Qatar's role in the Middle East.
Despite the controversy, Perception denied involvement in the campaign, asserting that it was conducted on behalf of former security officials. The campaign aimed to counter claims about Qatar's ties to Hamas and emphasized its mediation efforts in regional conflicts.