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#politics
Fox News: GOP outperformed Dems on voter registration in key battleground states, new analysis reveals
Research indicates that Republicans outperformed Democrats in voter registration across four key battleground states—Arizona, North Carolina, Nevada, and Pennsylvania—between the 2020 and 2024 elections. The analysis, conducted by the American Association of Political Consultants, found a significant drop in registered Democrats and an increase in both unaffiliated and Republican voters.
The data reveals that while overall voter turnout declined in three of the four states, the decrease was more pronounced among Democrats. Republicans capitalized on this trend, enhancing their outreach to traditionally Democratic voter blocs and increasing their volunteer efforts for election integrity. This shift contributed to Trump's victories in all seven battleground states in 2024.
Fox News: Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' faces crucial hours as Johnson courts Freedom Caucus
House Speaker Mike Johnson and the Freedom Caucus met with President Trump to push for the passage of H.R. 1, the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act." The White House is applying pressure for a quick vote, aiming for late tonight or early tomorrow, while addressing concerns from the Freedom Caucus.
Key steps include introducing amendments to secure votes, navigating the Rules Committee, and ensuring the bill reaches the floor for debate and final passage. Republican leaders are eager to finalize the process before potential attendance issues arise.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: 3 Hezbollah operatives killed in Israeli drone strikes in Lebanon
Israeli drone strikes in Lebanon killed three Hezbollah members, including a key figure in weapons production, amid an ongoing ceasefire. The strikes aimed to disrupt Hezbollah's rearmament efforts, which violate ceasefire terms.
Since the ceasefire began in November 2024, over 150 Hezbollah operatives have been killed, with Israel continuing to target immediate threats. Lebanon's president claims the army controls over 85% of the south, where Hezbollah was to withdraw.
#economy
Le Monde: Raising minimum wage reduces global inequality more effectively than tax hikes
Global inequality has declined over the past 25 years, with the richest 1% seeing a slight decrease in income share, while the poorest 50% have gained. However, inequality between countries has decreased due to the growth of economies like China and India, while within-country inequality has risen.
A study by economists from the World Inequality Lab forecasts that if current trends continue, the convergence between countries will have minimal impact on global wealth gaps by 2050. The rise of middle and upper classes in Asia will not significantly reduce overall inequality.
Forbes: Trump Crypto Venture World Liberty Financial Partners With KuCoin, Exchange Banned In U.S., Fined $300 Million
Donald Trump's crypto venture launched its USD1 stablecoin on KuCoin, a crypto exchange recently fined for violating anti-money laundering laws. Trump and his family control about 60% of World Liberty Financial, which promotes decentralized finance.
KuCoin pleaded guilty to operating an unlicensed money transmitting business, agreeing to pay nearly $300 million and exit the U.S. market for two years. The implications of this partnership and its regulatory challenges remain unclear.
#crime
Fox News: Fugitive accused of several bank robberies extradited to US after years of hiding in Ukraine
Edward Deveaux, a fugitive wanted for multiple bank robberies in New Jersey, has been extradited from Ukraine after nearly three years. He was arrested in Lviv and subsequently transferred to U.S. authorities.
Deveaux, 30, is charged with robbing three banks in southern New Jersey in September 2022. His extradition highlights successful international law enforcement collaboration. A detention hearing is scheduled for Wednesday.
GB News: Jay Slater inquest halted after bombshells revealed as fresh drug details surrounding his death confirmed
An inquest into the death of 19-year-old Jay Slater has been adjourned after his mother urged the coroner to summon key witnesses who are currently untraceable. Slater's body was found in a ravine in Tenerife last July after a month-long search, raising numerous questions about his final hours.
The inquest revealed that Slater had traces of drugs in his system and suffered fatal injuries from a heavy fall. His mother expressed frustration over the absence of witnesses who could clarify the events leading to his death, emphasizing the need for answers regarding her son's tragic end.
#sports
The Economist: A pro-doping sporting contest is coming to Las Vegas
The Enhanced Games, a new sporting contest promoting the use of performance-enhancing drugs, is set to take place in Las Vegas in May 2026. This event will feature various competitions, including track and field, swimming, and strength events, with an expected participation of 60 to 100 athletes.
The controversial nature of the games is anticipated to draw significant attention and debate regarding the ethics of doping in sports. Some athletes may choose to compete without chemical assistance.