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21 May 2025
#politics
Fox News: Donald Trump Jr. has 'ZERO interest' in a 2028 run, but isn't ruling out possibility of a political future
Donald Trump Jr. has expressed that while he is open to a political future, he currently has no interest in running for office, particularly in 2028. He clarified this stance during the Qatar Economic Forum and reiterated it on social media.
Despite speculation about his potential candidacy, Trump Jr. emphasized he has "ZERO interest" in pursuing a political career in the near term.
Fox News: California Dem lawmaker cited for drunken driving
California State Senator Sabrina Cervantes was detained and cited for suspected DUI after a car collision in Sacramento. She denies the allegations, claiming police falsely accused her and that lab tests showed no alcohol in her system.
The Sacramento County District Attorney's Office is awaiting toxicology results before deciding on charges. Cervantes described the incident as distressing and stated she was involuntarily detained at the hospital. Calls for her resignation have emerged, reminiscent of past incidents involving her sister.
Fox News: Stephen Colbert mocks his Paramount bosses for considering 'shady' $50M Trump settlement
Stephen Colbert criticized Paramount for considering a $30-50 million settlement with Donald Trump regarding his $20 billion lawsuit, which alleges election interference related to a "60 Minutes" interview. Colbert highlighted concerns from Democratic senators about potential bribery violations linked to the settlement.
Colbert's remarks came after the abrupt resignation of CBS News CEO Wendy McMahon, fueling speculation about the settlement's motivations. He humorously offered to testify for Trump for $50 million, mocking the lawsuit's frivolity while emphasizing the shady nature of the potential agreement.
The Western Journal: Don't Believe the Media: Noem Nailed Her Habeas Corpus Response, And Hasan Had It Wrong
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem faced criticism after a Senate hearing where she stumbled over the definition of habeas corpus while responding to Democratic Senator Maggie Hassan. The exchange was portrayed by some media outlets as a gaffe, but supporters argue Noem was ultimately correct about the president's constitutional authority regarding habeas corpus.
Critics claim Hassan's interruptions prevented Noem from fully articulating her point, while Hassan inadvertently validated Trump's potential to suspend habeas corpus by referencing Lincoln's historical actions. The incident highlights the contentious nature of political discourse and media interpretation.
Le Monde: Trump confronts South African president over unfounded genocide claims
President Trump met with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, showcasing a video he claimed demonstrated genocide against white farmers in South Africa. The meeting, intended to improve US-South Africa relations, was marked by Trump's insistence on discussing the persecution of white Afrikaners.
Ramaphosa attempted to steer the conversation towards calm dialogue, referencing Nelson Mandela's teachings. The meeting also involved discussions about South Africa's land laws and the controversial policies affecting white land ownership, which Trump has criticized.
#society
The Federalist: Racist Democrats Oppose Immigration When Refugees Are White
Democrats are opposing President Trump's executive order granting refugee status to Afrikaners, a persecuted white minority in South Africa, despite historically supporting similar policies. Critics argue that the opposition stems from racial bias, as Democrats advocate for broader refugee acceptance based on different criteria.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended the order, stating that the U.S. has the right to prioritize refugees who can assimilate and are easier to vet. He emphasized that America cannot accept all global refugees and should focus on its own citizens first, criticizing organizations that refuse to assist Afrikaners based on race.
#military
The Economist: Star wars returns
Donald Trump has proposed an advanced missile defense system, likening it to Israel's Iron Dome, called the "Golden Dome." He claims it will utilize satellites to track and intercept enemy missiles, a capability he believes is finally feasible due to advancements in technology.
This initiative reflects Trump's ambition for the U.S. to achieve orbital dominance in defense. He cites Ronald Reagan's earlier vision for such technology, suggesting a renewed focus on national security through space-based systems.
#health
Fox News: 4 biggest handwashing mistakes that could increase germs and viruses
Proper handwashing with soap and water for at least 20 seconds could save a million lives annually, yet many Americans are not practicing it correctly. A recent NFID report reveals that misconceptions about hand hygiene, such as relying solely on hand sanitizer, contribute to the spread of infectious diseases.
The survey found that nearly half of respondents neglect to wash their hands at critical times, like after sneezing or visiting public places. Experts stress the need for year-round hand hygiene awareness and consistent practices to reduce infections.
Fox News: 9 weighted blankets that can reduce anxiety and help you sleep better
Weighted blankets, ranging from five to 30 pounds, are designed to relieve anxiety and promote better sleep through deep touch pressure. They can help individuals fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer, with recommendations for weight based on body size.
Various brands offer weighted blankets with different materials and designs, including Bearaby's hand-knitted option and Luxome's removable cover blanket. Prices vary, with discounts available on several models.
#crime
Fox News: Video captures moment of deadly explosion at California fertility clinic
A car bomb exploded outside the American Reproductive Centers fertility clinic in Palm Springs, California, killing the suspect, Guy Edward Bartkus, and injuring four others. The FBI is treating the incident as domestic terrorism, linked to Bartkus's radical "pro-mortalism" beliefs.
Despite the significant damage, the clinic's embryos and reproductive materials were preserved, and operations have resumed. Authorities are investigating whether anyone assisted Bartkus in the attack and are monitoring the pro-mortalist ideology as a potential emerging threat.
Fox News: Democratic lawmakers demand Louisiana sheriff resign after 10 inmates escape jail
Two Louisiana lawmakers have called for Orleans Parish Sheriff Susan Hutson to resign following the escape of 10 inmates from the Orleans Justice Center. Rep. Aimee Adatto Freeman criticized Hutson for failing to maintain custody and for blaming funding issues despite having $14 million in reserve. Rep. Jason Hughes echoed concerns about public safety and leadership.
Hutson has taken responsibility for the jailbreak and announced a temporary suspension of her re-election campaign. Five of the escapees have been recaptured, while five remain at large, facing serious criminal charges.
#science
GB News: Scientists discover three-eyed ancient predator 'unlike any living animal' - 'Details are astounding!'
Scientists have identified a new three-eyed predator, Mosura fentoni, from over 500 million years ago in Canada's Burgess Shale. This ancient creature, resembling a "sea moth," provides insights into early arthropod evolution with its unique features, including spiny claws and a circular mouth.
The fossil's exceptional preservation allows for detailed study of its anatomy, revealing an open circulatory system and nerve structures similar to modern arthropods. Researchers highlight the significance of Mosura in understanding the diversity and adaptation of early arthropods.