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Jun 3, 2025 |
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#politics
The Western Journal: WaPo Gets Right to Work Covering for Biden, Calls Questions About Cancer Diagnosis 'Conspiracy Theories'
President Biden's recent cancer diagnosis has sparked skepticism regarding the transparency of his health status. Critics, primarily from the Republican Party, question why the diagnosis wasn't disclosed earlier, suggesting it raises concerns about Biden's cognitive abilities and overall fitness for office.
The Washington Post labeled these inquiries as "conspiracy theories," but many argue they are legitimate questions based on the known progression of prostate cancer. Prominent figures, including former President Trump and GOP Rep. Ronny Jackson, have voiced concerns about the potential cover-up of Biden's health issues, suggesting that the administration may have prioritized political considerations over public disclosure.
GB News: Keir Starmer accused of 'losing touch with ordinary people' after securing 'despicable' EU deal: 'More in support of Europe than UK!'
Former Labour MP Baroness Kate Hoey criticized Sir Keir Starmer's government for being disconnected from ordinary people, predicting further by-election defeats for Labour. She highlighted Starmer's poor polling and his perceived failure to address the concerns of Brexit-supporting voters, particularly regarding fishing rights.
Hoey accused Starmer of prioritizing relations with the EU over British interests and suggested that discontent in former Labour strongholds could lead voters to support Reform UK. She warned that the current government's policies are unacceptable to the public and forecasted significant political upheaval, potentially resulting in a general election that could oust the Labour government.
#society
Le Monde: France plans to build maximum-security prison in French Guiana, angering local officials
France plans to build a maximum-security prison wing in French Guiana for drug traffickers and Islamic militants, part of a $450 million project set to be completed by 2028. The announcement has sparked outrage among local officials and residents, who claim they were not consulted.
Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin emphasized the need to combat rising drug trafficking networks. Local leaders expressed their indignation, stating that the decision disrespects the region's history and was made without proper discussion.
Fox News: Expert reveals how companies are rebranding 'toxic' DEI policies to skirt Trump-era bans: 'New wrapper'
The Trump administration's push to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies has prompted companies to rebrand these initiatives under new names like "departments of belonging." Consumers’ Research Executive Director Will Hild argues that this is merely a tactic to maintain the same practices that have faced criticism for perceived discrimination.
Hild also highlights concerns about hospitals investing in costly green projects and implementing DEI quotas, as well as the controversial practice of providing transgender treatments to minors. Consumers' Research is actively campaigning against these issues, emphasizing the need for a focus on patient care over political agendas.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Delta Airlines resumes flights to Israel, Lufthansa extends suspension
Delta Air Lines will resume daily nonstop flights from New York's JFK to Tel Aviv starting May 20, following a security risk assessment. This decision comes after a temporary suspension due to missile strikes on Israel. In contrast, Lufthansa has extended its flight suspensions to Tel Aviv until June 8 due to ongoing security concerns.
The situation in Israel remains precarious, with multiple foreign airlines having canceled and resumed flights amid escalating attacks from various groups, including the Houthis in Yemen. Israeli airlines are experiencing increased demand, leading to higher ticket prices.
#economy
Forbes: Alibaba Shares Fall On Report Of U.S. Scrutiny Of Apple AI Deal
Alibaba's shares fell 4.8% in Hong Kong amid concerns over a potential U.S. backlash against Apple's plan to use Alibaba's AI technology for iPhones in China. U.S. officials worry this collaboration could enhance Alibaba's AI capabilities and expose Apple to China's data laws.
Despite a year-on-year sales increase of 7% to 236.4 billion yuan, Alibaba's recent financial results disappointed investors, leading to a stock decline. Analysts suggest future profits may fluctuate as Alibaba invests in on-demand delivery services and seeks growth in its cloud computing unit.
#military
The Telegraph: When will we see a general take responsibility for Special Forces killings?
Allegations of war crimes by UK Special Forces in Iraq and Afghanistan have surfaced, claiming that soldiers committed heinous acts, including the murder of unarmed civilians and children. Despite the gravity of these accusations, there has been a surprising lack of media coverage.
The implications of these allegations extend beyond individual actions, raising questions about military oversight and accountability. The reputation of the SAS and SBS is now under scrutiny, with calls for transparency and accountability from military leadership.
#culture
The Western Journal: Mexican Government Furious Over YouTube Star MrBeast's Visit to Mayan Ruins, Files Lawsuit
YouTube star MrBeast, known for his massive following, has sparked controversy with a video showcasing ancient Mayan ruins. The Mexican government is upset after the video, which garnered over 70 million views, was monetized despite permissions that did not allow for-profit advertisements.
Mexican authorities, including President Claudia Sheinbaum, are filing a lawsuit against the production company for violating terms of filming. MrBeast claims he followed all guidelines and respects the culture, asserting that the promotional content was filmed at different locations.
Fox News: Tom Cruise vows to continue action films 'into my 100s'
Tom Cruise intends to continue his career as an action star indefinitely, expressing a desire to make movies into his 80s and even 100s. He confirmed that "Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning" will be his last film as IMF agent Ethan Hunt, concluding nearly 30 years in the role.
Cruise has performed his own stunts throughout the franchise, including a particularly dangerous motorcycle jump in the latest installment. "Mission: Impossible – Final Reckoning" is scheduled for release on May 23, 2025.
#health
The Western Journal: Biden Admin Doctor Nukes Cancer Cover-Up from Orbit, Reveals How Far Back Cancer Likely Goes
President Biden's recent prostate cancer diagnosis has raised questions about the timing and transparency of his medical disclosures. Diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer that has spread to the bone, experts suggest he may have had the disease for years, potentially even during his presidency.
Critics are calling for clarity on his health status, noting that prostate cancer is typically slow-growing and easily detectable. The lack of prior disclosure has led to speculation about a possible cover-up regarding his health while in office.
#education
The Federalist: School System Slapped With Complaint Over Race Discrimination
Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) faces a federal civil rights complaint for alleged racial discrimination in its educational policies. The complaint, filed by Defending Education, claims that FCPS's "One Fairfax" policy and related initiatives promote racial inequities, undermining merit and equality in the district's schools.
The complaint highlights practices such as race-based hiring, disciplinary policies, and the use of equity consultants, which reportedly cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands. Critics argue these measures lead to systemic discrimination and violate civil rights protections.