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20 May 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Federal judge with history of anti-Trump remarks assigned to Hannah Dugan criminal case
Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan faces trial for allegedly aiding an illegal immigrant in evading ICE. U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman, known for his liberal views and past criticisms of Trump, has been assigned to preside over the case, raising concerns about potential bias.
Critics fear Adelman's history of political commentary could undermine public confidence in his impartiality. His previous rulings and remarks have drawn scrutiny, especially from conservative commentators, as Dugan's trial unfolds amid heightened attention to judicial activism.
#politics
The Federalist: Comey's Recent Behavior Confirms He's Our Worst FBI Director
James Comey posted a photo on Instagram that some interpret as a threat against President Biden, prompting a Secret Service investigation. Critics argue this reflects Comey's history of poor judgment, particularly regarding the initiation of the counterintelligence investigation into Trump based on minimal evidence.
Comey’s actions, including his handling of the Clinton email investigation and the FISA applications, have drawn significant scrutiny. Many believe he overstepped his authority and undermined the FBI’s credibility, and he may face condemnation in history as a detrimental figure in the agency's legacy.
Fox News: Tim Dillon pushes back on CNN reporter asking if he's part of 'new establishment' that impacted 2024 race
Comedian Tim Dillon dismissed claims that he and other comedians contributed to Kamala Harris' loss in the 2024 presidential election. He argued that her unpopularity and weak communication strategy were the main factors in her defeat, not the influence of a few podcasters.
Dillon rejected the notion of comedians forming a "new establishment" with significant political power, emphasizing that legacy media and political institutions hold far greater influence. He maintained that attributing Harris' failure to comedians is an oversimplification of the election dynamics.
Fox News: Hegseth orders Pentagon to launch comprehensive review into 'catastrophic' 2021 Afghanistan withdrawal
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has ordered the Pentagon to conduct a thorough review of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021, which resulted in the deaths of 13 service members due to a suicide bombing. The review aims to restore trust with the American public and military personnel.
Hegseth emphasized the need for accountability regarding the decisions made during this operation, which he described as one of America's darkest moments. A special review panel will be led by Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell to analyze prior investigations and the decision-making process involved.
Times Of Israel: Golan defends ‘killing babies’ comment, says it was directed at ‘failed’ government
Democrats party chairman Yair Golan defended his controversial remark that Israel was "killing babies in Gaza as a hobby," clarifying it was aimed at the government, not the military. He criticized the Netanyahu administration for abandoning hostages and undermining the IDF, asserting that it risks turning Israel into a pariah state.
Golan faced backlash from various political figures, including Netanyahu, who accused him of spreading antisemitic blood libels. Despite the criticism, Golan maintained his stance, emphasizing the need for the government to act responsibly and protect civilians. Some, like former Prime Minister Ehud Barak, supported his comments as a critique of political leadership rather than the military.
Fox News: Hegseth orders Pentagon to launch comprehensive review into 2021 Afghanistan withdrawal
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has ordered the Pentagon to conduct a thorough review of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021, which resulted in the deaths of 13 service members due to a suicide bombing. The review aims to restore trust with the American public and military personnel.
Hegseth emphasized the need for accountability regarding the decisions made during this operation, which he described as one of America's darkest moments. A special review panel will be led by Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell to analyze prior investigations and the decision-making process involved.
Fox News: Children take over White House briefing room with questions about Trump's favorite ice cream, superpower
On Take Our Sons and Daughters to Work Day, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt answered questions from children about President Trump. Topics included his favorite ice cream flavor, preferred food, and what superpower he would want, with Leavitt indicating he enjoys hugs and prefers steak.
Leavitt described the enjoyable and challenging aspects of her job, noting that reading the news is a significant part of her daily routine. She humorously remarked that if Trump had a superpower, it would be to quickly solve the nation's problems.
Le Monde: Defeated Romanian nationalist candidate asks court to annul elections
In Romania's recent presidential election, pro-EU candidate Nicusor Dan defeated nationalist George Simion, securing nearly 54% of the vote. Following the election, Simion conceded but later requested the Constitutional Court to annul the results, citing alleged external interference and electoral fraud.
Simion's claims of a "farce" have sparked online support from his followers, who blame the system for his loss. This election follows a previous annulled vote due to allegations of Russian interference, contributing to ongoing political turmoil and economic uncertainty in Romania.
#society
Fox News: Massive inferno engulfs $8.5M mansion near Obama residence in Washington, D.C.
A three-story mansion in Kalorama, Washington, D.C., caught fire twice within 24 hours, prompting a significant emergency response. The unoccupied building was undergoing renovations and was purchased for $8.575 million last month.
The first fire was contained to one floor, but the second escalated to a two-alarm blaze, requiring around 100 firefighters and 20 vehicles to manage. One firefighter was hospitalized after falling into an elevator shaft, but no serious injuries were reported. Investigators are working to determine the cause of the fires.
Fox News: First lady Melania Trump welcomes children to White House for work day celebration
First Lady Melania Trump hosted children of White House employees for "Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day," engaging them in activities such as decorating American flags. The event featured children using markers and stickers to personalize their flags in the East Garden.
Additionally, Mrs. Trump has been active in various initiatives, including a recent $25 million investment for foster youth as part of her "Be Best" campaign. She also participated in a stamp dedication honoring Barbara Bush, highlighting her contributions as first lady.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump administration secures release of US veteran held in Venezuela, family says
U.S. Air Force veteran Joseph St. Clair, who was wrongfully detained in Venezuela since November 2024, has been released. His family expressed joy and gratitude, thanking President Trump and his administration for their role in securing his release.
St. Clair, a veteran of four tours in Afghanistan, went missing while receiving PTSD treatment in Colombia. The situation is still developing.
Fox News: Israel fires back at UK over suspended trade talks, rejects ‘external pressure’
Israel's Foreign Ministry criticized the U.K. for suspending free trade talks and imposing sanctions over its actions in Gaza. The ministry claimed negotiations were already stalled and accused the U.K. of prioritizing domestic politics over economic interests, stating that external pressure would not deter Israel's defense efforts.
U.K. Foreign Minister David Lammy announced the suspension, linking it to Israel's military operations in Gaza. He emphasized the need for Israel to allow humanitarian aid into the region, warning of further actions if restrictions continue. Israel has resumed limited aid but faces criticism for its stringent measures.
GB News: Vladimir Putin says ceasefire with Ukraine is 'possible' and both sides must 'compromise' in TWO HOUR call with Donald Trump
Vladimir Putin indicated that a ceasefire with Ukraine is "possible" following a two-hour phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump. The Kremlin expressed readiness to collaborate on a memorandum for future peace talks, emphasizing the need for compromise from both sides.
Putin remarked that they are "generally on the right track" regarding peace discussions.
#health
The Telegraph: Covid boosters no longer necessary for most Americans
The US government has announced that Covid-19 booster shots will be limited to individuals over 65 and those at higher risk of serious illness. New trials will be required to justify boosters for healthy individuals, aligning US policy more closely with European countries.
The FDA stated that while the initial vaccine rollout was successful, the benefits of repeated boosters for low-risk individuals are uncertain. Randomized trials will be necessary for healthy individuals aged 6 months to 64 years, though many Americans may still qualify for boosters under existing risk definitions.
#crime
Fox News: Utah cold case solved 40 years after 18-year-old woman’s murder thanks to DNA sample, police say
Authorities have identified Ricky Lee Stallworth as the murderer of Christine Gallegos, an 18-year-old woman killed in Utah in 1985. Advances in DNA and genealogical testing linked Stallworth, who died in July 2023, to the crime after decades of investigation.
Detectives noted that Stallworth had a history of troubling behavior, but the motive for the murder remains unclear. Gallegos' family expressed gratitude for the resolution of the case, hoping it brings them some closure.
Fox News: PAUL MAURO: New Orleans jailbreak exposes flat out failures of federal oversight
The escape of ten inmates from a New Orleans jail, operating under a federal consent decree for 12 years, highlights the failures of such oversight in ensuring public safety. The facility was understaffed and inmates were able to leave unnoticed, raising concerns about accountability.
Federal consent decrees, intended to reform correctional systems, often result in bureaucratic inefficiencies and delays, with local officials hindered by external oversight. The situation in New Orleans exemplifies the negative impact of these agreements, as they contribute to chronic issues rather than effective reform.
#sports
The Economist: The improbable rise of chessboxing
Chessboxing, a unique blend of chess and boxing, is gaining popularity in London. Competitors can win by either checkmate or knockout, as demonstrated by Hamza Buhari's recent victory against Tadas Ceponis, where he secured a win in a tense final round.
This sport combines mental strategy with physical prowess, showcasing the versatility and resilience of its athletes. The rise of chessboxing reflects a growing interest in innovative sporting events that challenge traditional boundaries.