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#politics
Fox News: Acting ICE director demands Tim Walz apologize for calling agents ‘modern-day Gestapo’
Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons has called for Minnesota Governor Tim Walz to apologize for comparing ICE agents to "Donald Trump’s modern-day Gestapo" during a commencement speech. Lyons criticized Walz's comments as dangerous and dehumanizing, especially given the rise in assaults against ICE officers.
Lyons emphasized that if Walz disagrees with immigration laws, he should advocate for change rather than incite violence against law enforcement. The remarks were made during National Police Week, further intensifying the backlash against Walz's rhetoric.
Fox News: Rep. Jared Golden vows to stop Trump ally Paul LePage from entering Congress
Democratic Rep. Jared Golden of Maine has announced his re-election bid for Congress in 2026, opting out of a gubernatorial or Senate run. Golden aims to restore balance in Congress and represent working-class families in a competitive district that Republicans are targeting.
Former Republican Gov. Paul LePage, a Trump supporter, is running against Golden, emphasizing his connections to the former president. Golden previously won re-election by a narrow margin in a district that has leaned Republican in presidential elections.
#society
Forbes: Newark Airport Live Updates: FAA To Slash Flight Volume To Lessen Congestion
The FAA is set to reduce flight capacity at Newark Liberty International Airport due to recent air traffic control issues, including lost contact with planes and a shortage of controllers. Major airlines have pushed for this cap amid ongoing technology glitches and runway construction.
To address these challenges, the FAA is implementing a ground delay and has formed a task force to upgrade outdated communication systems. The agency is also facing a long-standing shortage of air traffic controllers, prompting calls for significant funding to modernize the air traffic control system.
GB News: National Lottery winner who bagged huge £1million prize reveals emotional purchase - 'Overcome with tears of joy'
Maxine Tilbury, a National Lottery winner from Kettering, used her £1 million prize to reconnect with her father in Australia after years of distance. The emotional trip included exploring Perth and creating cherished memories, particularly significant after her battle with breast cancer.
Maxine expressed gratitude for the opportunity to bond with her father, emphasizing the healing impact of their time together. She plans to return to Australia for Father's Day next month.
Fox News: Associated Press moves to dismiss defamation claim from veteran who defeated CNN in court
The Associated Press has filed a motion to dismiss a defamation lawsuit by U.S. Navy Veteran Zachary Young, claiming the suit is without merit and infringes on free speech. Young previously won a defamation case against CNN, alleging they falsely implied he profited from illegal activities during the Afghanistan evacuation.
Young's legal team argues that the AP's reporting furthered the defamatory narrative, seeking nearly $500 million in damages. The AP maintains its reporting is protected under Florida's fair report privilege and argues the lawsuit is a classic SLAPP case aimed at silencing free speech.
Fox News: Flight passengers call out 'nasty cologne' wearer, plus astronaut makes burger in space
A flight passenger's complaint about strong cologne sparked a Reddit debate on odors in confined spaces. Meanwhile, astronaut Jonny Kim successfully made a burger in space, and an influencer's rotisserie chicken carry-on went viral after a humorous TSA encounter.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Rubio, Kaine clash on South African refugees: 'You don't like that they're white."
Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Senator Tim Kaine engaged in a contentious debate over the resettlement of white South African refugees, with Kaine accusing the Trump administration of racial bias in prioritizing Afrikaners. Rubio defended the decision, citing the need for the U.S. to choose refugees based on national security interests.
The exchange highlighted differing views on the persecution faced by Afrikaners, with Kaine questioning the legitimacy of their claims and the lack of similar programs for Black South Africans during apartheid. Rubio emphasized the U.S. right to prioritize refugee admissions and announced plans for a budget overhaul aimed at streamlining foreign aid operations.
Times Of Israel: Rubio: US ‘pleased’ by lifting of Gaza aid blockade, but deliveries still not enough
The US has expressed approval of Israel's decision to lift its blockade on humanitarian aid to Gaza, although Secretary of State Marco Rubio noted that the current aid flow is inadequate. He mentioned that more trucks are expected to enter soon, containing essential supplies.
Rubio also discussed the US's desire for a resolution to the conflict, emphasizing the need for a prosperous future for Gazans, free from Hamas. He addressed concerns about the humanitarian impact of Israel's military strategy and the potential for Gazans to relocate temporarily during reconstruction efforts.
Le Monde: War in Gaza: EU to reassess trade ties with Israel
The European Union plans to review its cooperation deal with Israel due to concerns over human rights abuses in Gaza, following a strong majority support from its member states. The review could potentially lead to the suspension of the EU-Israel Association Agreement, which underpins trade relations.
Simultaneously, the UK has suspended trade talks with Israel and imposed sanctions on West Bank settlers, criticizing Israel's military actions in Gaza. British officials, including Foreign Secretary David Lammy, have condemned the humanitarian situation and called for an end to military offensives and aid blockades.
#economy
Forbes: ‘Hawk Tuah’ Creator Haliey Welch Says FBI Approached Her Over Failed Crypto Launch
Haliey Welch, known for her viral "hawk tuah" meme, addressed her failed cryptocurrency launch on her podcast, stating the FBI and SEC investigated her after the coin's value collapsed. She denied any wrongdoing, claiming she was misled by others and did not profit from the venture.
The Hawk Tuah coin, launched as a memecoin, quickly dropped from a $500 million market cap to $25 million, leading to accusations of a "pump and dump" scheme, which Welch refuted. Despite the controversy, she has not faced lawsuits and maintains that her only earnings were from marketing fees, which went toward legal and PR expenses.