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19 May 2025
#politics
The Federalist: SCOTUS Oral Argument Illustrates Judicial Coup Against Trump
The Supreme Court recently heard arguments on President Trump's executive order regarding birthright citizenship, focusing on the authority of lower courts to issue nationwide injunctions against such orders. Justices Sotomayor and Kagan emphasized the need to halt what they deemed unlawful actions by the Trump Administration.
The discussion largely overlooked the core legal question of whether nationwide injunctions fall within the courts' traditional equitable authority or exceed their Article III jurisdiction. Critics argue that the trend of issuing nationwide injunctions reflects a broader judicial bias against the Trump Administration, risking an escalation in their use.
The Federalist: Comey Tried To '86' Trump's First Term With Russia Collusion Hoax
Former FBI Director James Comey faced backlash for an Instagram post featuring seashells arranged to read "86 47," which some interpreted as a violent message against former President Trump. After criticism, Comey claimed ignorance of the term's violent connotation, despite his extensive law enforcement background.
The incident has prompted calls for an investigation into Comey's post, with critics arguing it incites violence against Trump. Media outlets are accused of downplaying Comey's actions, reflecting ongoing tensions surrounding Trump's presidency and the narratives surrounding it.
Le Monde: Romania's presidential election: The relief of pro-Europeans after Dan's victory over pro-Russian far right candidate
Nicusor Dan won Romania's presidential election with nearly 54% of the vote, defeating far-right nationalist George Simion, who received 46%. Voter turnout was significantly higher in the second round at 65%, reflecting strong mobilization to support Dan's pro-European stance.
Dan's victory is seen as a reaffirmation of Romania's Euro-Atlantic alignment, which is vital for European security amid Russian threats, marking a pivotal moment in the country's geopolitical landscape.
#society
Times Of Israel: ‘Blood will be on your hands’: Former hostage urges MKs to end war, return captives
Former hostage Arbel Yehoud testified in the Knesset about her harrowing experience of torture and starvation during her 482 days in captivity by the Palestinian Islamic Jihad. She criticized the Israeli government for its military actions in Gaza and called for public protests until the 58 remaining hostages are released.
Yehoud urged lawmakers to prioritize negotiations over military offensives, emphasizing that the ongoing conflict endangers the lives of hostages. She expressed that her recovery cannot begin until all captives are returned, highlighting the psychological trauma endured by those still held.
Fox News: Independent filmmaker accuses Malia Obama of ripping off her movie for Nike commercial
Filmmaker Natalie Jasmine Harris has accused Malia Obama of plagiarizing her short film "Grace" in a recent Nike commercial. Harris claims that the commercial, featuring WNBA star A'ja Wilson, mirrors specific camera angles, shots, and color palettes from her work.
Harris expressed disappointment over the situation, highlighting a broader issue of major brands not supporting emerging filmmakers. She emphasized that this trend stifles innovation and original storytelling in the industry. Neither Obama nor Nike has responded to her allegations.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Russia bombards Ukraine with drones hours after Trump announces talks with Putin
Russia launched its largest drone attack on Ukraine to date, firing 273 drones targeting regions including Kyiv, Dnipropetrovsk, and Donetsk. This assault occurred just hours before a scheduled phone call between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin aimed at discussing a ceasefire in the ongoing conflict.
The attack resulted in casualties, with one death and several injuries reported. Ukrainian officials noted that 88 drones were intercepted, while 128 were likely jammed. Meanwhile, ongoing peace talks involving U.S. officials and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy emphasized the need for a full ceasefire and sanctions against Russia.
#education
The Federalist: How And Why I Started A Private Library
Older books are increasingly being discarded by public libraries in favor of modern titles, leaving a gap in accessible classic literature for younger generations. Many traditional texts are hard to find, as contemporary literature often lacks the depth and quality of older works.
Private libraries are emerging as a potential solution to preserve and share these forgotten books. Utilizing technology like Library Thing and TinyCat, individuals can create community libraries with volunteer support, ensuring that classic literature remains available for future readers.
#sports
GB News: Scottie Scheffler reveals he broke same rule as Rory McIlroy after winning PGA Championship
Scottie Scheffler won the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, securing his third major title with a five-shot victory. He revealed that his driver failed regulations, similar to Rory McIlroy, but it did not affect his performance. Scheffler emphasized the need for more robust testing of golf equipment.
He praised his mental focus throughout the tournament, stating that he remained patient and executed crucial shots when necessary. Following his win, he received congratulations from notable figures in golf, including Phil Mickelson and Justin Thomas, who commended his dominant performance.