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21 May 2025
#politics
GB News: WATCH: 'Scam and lies!' Steven Woolfe has launches blistering attack on the UK-EU reset deal
Steven Woolfe, Director of the Centre for Migration, criticized the UK-EU reset deal as a "scam" and a "lie." He argued that the agreement, made between Prime Minister Keir Starmer and EU leaders, prioritizes elite interests over the needs of ordinary Britons.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Pope Leo XIV willing to host Ukraine talks at the Vatican, says Italian PM
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio anticipates that Russia will soon present a ceasefire outline regarding Ukraine, which will reveal its intentions. Ukrainian President Zelensky accuses Moscow of trying to buy time, while Italy's Prime Minister Meloni states Pope Leo XIV is open to facilitating discussions at the Vatican.
Despite ongoing conflict, Putin has rejected a 30-day truce proposal and continues military advances. The EU has imposed new sanctions on Russia, but Trump is hesitant to push for more, fearing it may hinder negotiations. The situation remains tense as Russia's military actions continue unabated.
#economy
Fox News: Senate unanimously approves $25,000 tax break for tipped workers
The U.S. Senate has unanimously passed a bill that would allow a tax deduction on tips up to $25,000 and extend business tax credits for payroll taxes on tips in beauty and spa services. The bill targets employees in tipped occupations, excluding those earning over $160,000 annually.
If enacted, the bill is projected to cost $110 billion in federal revenues over the next decade. It now moves to the House of Representatives for consideration.
#crime
Fox News: Karen Read trial witness faces brutal cross-examination over vehicle data
In the ongoing trial of Karen Read, her defense has intensified its scrutiny of expert witness Shanon Burgess, whose findings contradict the defense's timeline. Defense attorney Robert Alessi highlighted inconsistencies in Burgess' credentials and questioned the accuracy of his data analysis, which failed to definitively link Read to a fatal collision with her boyfriend, John O'Keefe.
Burgess acknowledged errors in his analysis, including discrepancies in the timing of phone calls and vehicle data. As the trial continues, the credibility of Burgess as a witness is under scrutiny, raising concerns about the impact on the jury's perception of the prosecution's case.