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May 31, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Anonymous Democrats confess to Time Magazine their party is too extreme on abortion, trans athletes
Some Democrats are acknowledging that their leftward shift on issues like abortion and transgender athletes may be hindering electoral success. Anonymous lawmakers expressed concerns about left-wing purity tests and fear of backlash from progressive activists, suggesting a need for policy reevaluation.
Despite a better-than-expected performance in the 2022 midterms, there is a sense of complacency heading into 2024. The party faces a crisis moment, which could serve as an opportunity to rethink strategies and engage broader voter appeal.
Forbes: Qatar PM Says Luxury Jet Gift To Trump Is Not A Bid To Buy Influence
Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani defended his country's offer of a $400 million luxury jet to the Trump administration, calling it a "normal" transaction between allies. He dismissed allegations of influence-buying, asserting the deal is transparent and legally sound.
Al-Thani emphasized the longstanding relationship between Qatar and the U.S., citing past cooperation. He noted that the offer is part of a broader bilateral exchange and that legal reviews are underway. The deal has received support from Trump, who characterized it as a generous gesture.
Fox News: Soros-backed Philly DA could face uphill battle for re-election if GOP write-in scheme succeeds
In Philadelphia, a city dominated by Democrats, the local GOP is strategizing to support a primary challenger to District Attorney Lawrence Krasner. Former judge Pat Dugan is running against Krasner, who has faced criticism for his progressive policies and a spike in crime during his tenure.
Dugan's campaign includes a "geographic prosecution plan" aimed at reducing crime and rebuilding communities. The GOP is encouraging voters to write in Dugan on the Republican line, which could position him for a general election against Krasner if he secures enough write-in votes.
Fox News: Flashback: Remember when Nikki Haley called for mental competency tests for all politicians 75 or older?
Nikki Haley emphasized "new generational leadership" in her 2024 presidential campaign, advocating for mandatory mental competency tests for politicians over 75. This proposal sparked controversy, particularly among older politicians, as she challenged Donald Trump and later Joe Biden.
As Biden's mental fitness comes under scrutiny, highlighted by leaked audio and a recent cancer diagnosis, Haley's calls for transparency and competency testing are gaining renewed attention. Experts suggest that cognitive assessments for all politicians could ensure effective leadership.
GB News: Keir Starmer warned of joint 'farmer and fishermen revolt' after EU deal
June Mummery, a former Brexit Party MEP, criticized Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's EU deal, alleging it represents a significant betrayal of the British fishing industry. Starmer defended the agreement at a London summit, asserting it would benefit jobs, bills, and border security.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Burgers, fries and beer marked turning points in Edan Alexander’s recovery, say parents
Edan Alexander, the last American hostage held by Hamas, was released after 19 months in captivity. His family celebrated his return, although Edan struggled with appetite initially. His father expressed hope for further hostages' releases as Israel resumes military operations in Gaza.
Despite the challenges, Edan is gradually recovering, reconnecting with family and friends, and enjoying simple pleasures like food and music. His family remains committed to advocating for the release of other hostages still held by Hamas.
Le Monde: EU demands US take 'strong actions' against Russia if no ceasefire deal with Ukraine
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas urged the U.S. to take strong action against Russia if it refuses to agree to a ceasefire in Ukraine. Kallas emphasized the need for consequences from the U.S. as the EU prepares to implement a 17th round of sanctions targeting Russia's oil export strategies.
German officials echoed concerns about Russia's lack of genuine interest in peace, with Chancellor Friedrich Merz stating that the EU will increase pressure through additional sanctions. The EU aims to develop further sanctions to impact Russia's economy significantly.
Fox News: Trump hostage envoy dismisses report of Israel abandonment threat as 'fake news'
U.S. Special Envoy for Hostage Response Adam Boehler dismissed claims that President Trump threatened to abandon Israel, calling it "fake news" and asserting Trump's strong support for the country. Boehler emphasized the U.S. focus on securing the release of hostages held by Hamas.
He noted that a deal for the hostages may be closer, attributing pressure on Hamas to Israeli military actions. Boehler also discussed the humanitarian situation in Gaza and the potential for a new U.S.-backed aid mechanism, while firmly supporting Israel amidst criticism from European leaders.
#culture
Fox News: 'Yellowstone' star Cole Hauser spills spin-off secrets, embraces 'classy' world of American cowboys
Cole Hauser, known for his role as Rip Wheeler in "Yellowstone," discussed the upcoming spin-off series during the Professional Bull Riding finals in Texas. He confirmed that while the title is not finalized, he and co-star Kelly Reilly are committed to delivering a high-quality show.
Hauser expressed his passion for horseback riding, emphasizing the hard work he has put into mastering the skill. He also highlighted the positive aspects of cowboy culture, describing it as classy and rooted in respect. Additionally, he has taken on a creative role in producing a new campaign for PBR titled "Be Cowboy."
#health
Fox News: Fiery RFK flogs WHO for caving to China on COVID, celebrating pandemic ‘failures’ in stunning video to org
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticized the World Health Organization (WHO) in a video sent to the World Health Assembly, highlighting the U.S. withdrawal from the organization due to its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and alleged undue influence from China. He described the WHO as bureaucratically bloated and failing to be transparent or accountable.
Kennedy's remarks were not aired during the assembly, which featured messages from other global leaders. He emphasized the need for reform in global health governance, arguing that the WHO's new "pandemic agreement" would perpetuate its existing dysfunctions rather than address past failures.
#technology
Fox News: Chinese wearable eVTOL jetpack makes historic first flight
China's Zhiyuan Research Institute has unveiled the world's first tri-ducted wearable electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft designed for individual use. This innovative aircraft features a unique propulsion system with three propellers, enhancing stability and noise reduction. It includes safety measures such as a one-click separation system for emergency landings.
The eVTOL aims to serve various practical applications, from emergency rescues to sightseeing. China is actively developing its "low-altitude economy," with projections suggesting the industry could exceed $137 billion by 2030. Details on commercial availability remain undisclosed.