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The Federalist: 9 Questions About The Biden White House That Must Be Answered
Concerns are mounting over President Joe Biden's physical and mental fitness for office, raising questions about who has been making key policy decisions during his presidency. The article posits that Biden's health issues may have led to a lack of accountability, with speculation about whether a small group or individuals outside of his administration were pulling the strings.
The implications extend to various aspects of governance, including Biden's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and foreign policy, particularly regarding Ukraine. The article calls for an investigation into the administration's actions and accountability for those involved in managing Biden's presidency amid concerns about his cognitive abilities.
Forbes: Trump Approval Polls: Favorability Rises Following Tariff Reprieve, Middle East Tour
President Trump's approval rating has shown signs of recovery, rising to 48% in a recent Morning Consult poll, with a corresponding drop in disapproval to 50%. His trip to the Middle East and the decision to reverse tariffs have garnered positive feedback from voters, with significant support for his relations with Saudi Arabia and the removal of sanctions on Syria.
Despite these improvements, various polls indicate mixed sentiments about his overall performance, particularly regarding economic issues, where many voters express discontent. Trump's average approval rating during his second term stands at 44%, slightly higher than his first term but lower than other recent presidents.
Fox News: Hillary Clinton floats Obama, Bill Clinton running for third terms if Trump runs again
Hillary Clinton cautioned that if Donald Trump attempts to run for a third presidential term, it could set a precedent for other former presidents, including Barack Obama and herself. She expressed concern over Trump's influence and the potential for his supporters to pursue unconstitutional avenues.
Clinton emphasized the seriousness of the situation, suggesting that Trump's rhetoric indicates he may be exploring ways to circumvent legal barriers. She humorously proposed that if Trump were to pursue this path, it could lead to a competitive race among former presidents.
Fox News: Maryland's first Black governor blocks reparations bill, disappointing fellow Democrats
Maryland Governor Wes Moore vetoed a bill to establish a state reparations commission, citing a preference for direct action over bureaucratic studies. He expressed support for addressing racial disparities but emphasized the need for tangible results rather than more commissions.
Moore's decision disappointed the state's legislative Black Caucus, which had hoped the bill would acknowledge and address the historical injustices faced by African Americans. The governor's veto reflects a complex historical context in Maryland regarding slavery and race relations.
The Western Journal: Wasting No Time CNN Helps Call for Biden Cognition Questions to Be Ignored Due to Cancer
Former President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with Stage 4 prostate cancer, raising concerns about his cognitive abilities and the timing of this announcement amidst ongoing scrutiny of his presidency. David Axelrod, a former Obama adviser, suggested that discussions about Biden's mental acuity should be muted during this difficult time.
Critics argue that this diagnosis should not overshadow the serious questions surrounding Biden's cognitive decline and the perceived cover-up of his health issues while in office. The release of a new book detailing Biden's decline has further fueled these discussions, prompting calls for transparency rather than silence.
GB News: Keir Starmer's EU deal is a 'Brexit betrayal', Sarah Pochin claims
Reform UK MP Sarah Pochin criticized Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's recent deal with the EU, calling it "absolute nonsense." She argued that the agreement represents a "complete betrayal of Brexit."
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Le Monde: Hungarian parliament approves bill to leave International Criminal Court
Hungary's parliament has voted to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC), labeling it as "politically motivated." This makes Hungary the third country to leave the ICC, following Burundi and the Philippines. Prime Minister Viktor Orban announced the decision during a visit from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The withdrawal will take effect one year after Hungary notifies the United Nations. The ICC has issued arrest warrants for Netanyahu and others over allegations of war crimes in Gaza, which they deny. Hungary's Foreign Minister criticized the ICC as an unacceptable judicial body.
The Telegraph: Etonian financier ‘procured ships for Putin’s shadow fleet’
John Michael Ormerod, a 74-year-old accountant, has been sanctioned by the UK government for providing 25 ships to Russia's "shadow fleet," which helped the country evade Western oil sanctions. These vessels reportedly facilitated $7.2 billion in oil sales.
The UK Foreign Office stated that these sanctions impose costs on those aiding Russia's oil trade. Meanwhile, Donald Trump has threatened secondary sanctions on nations buying Russian oil unless peace is reached in Ukraine, although he is hesitant to sanction Russia directly.